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2-time defending state champion Corona del Sol leads 8 local teams in Hoophall West regional
Two-time defending Division I champion Tempe Corona del Sol, led by Player of the Year Casey Benson, is among eight local teams chosen to play in the Hoophall West on Nov.26, 27 and 29 to determine final match-ups for the Dec. 13-14 showcase at Grand Canyon University. At GCU, Henderson (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Mouth of Wilson (Va.) Oak Hill Academy, Houston Yates, Santa Ana (Calif.) Mater Dei and Orange (Calif.) Lutheran will be part of the national showcase. The local teams won't be playing any of the national teams during the Dec.13-14 part of Hoophall West. Hoophall West is the West Coast version of 12-year-old, Springfield (Mass.)-based Hoophall Classic that gets ESPN television exposure and showcases the top boys basketball teams in the country. Other local teams hoping to get on the same GCU Arena stage are Avondale Westview, Scottsdale Chaparral, Gilbert, Gilbert Mesquite, Goodyear Millennium, Phoenix Shadow Mountain and Scottsdale Desert Mountain. There are new coaches at Desert Mountain (Kurt Keener), Westview (Brendan McEvoy) and Shadow Mountain (Jerry Conner). Follow me here
Bernie Montoya, Ky Westbrook will be on center stage in New York this weekend
This is what Bernie Montoya and Ky Westbrook have building towards since track season began -- New York City on Saturday for the Dream Mile and Dream 100. Montoya, who set state records in the 3200 and 800 meters and came within a second of breaking the 1600 record this season, will try to repeat his championship in the Dream Mile, competing against some of the top high school distance runners in the country. His coach, Kris Norton, believes Montoya will break 4 minutes. Last year, Montoya won in 4:01.32. He is bringing his mom with him this time. She wasn't able to come to see him run in last year's Dream Mile. Westbrook, who broke the girls state record in the 200, will see if she can break the Arizona all-time record in the 100. Westbrook's time of 11.47 ranks second in the United State for female high school sprinters this year. Next week, Montoya will be in Eugene, Oregon, for the Prefontaine Classic on May 31. He will run in the international mile. Follow me here
6 Arizona 2014 football players receive 4-star ratings and land on new Rivals100
Scottsdale Desert Mountain quarterback Kyle Allen moved up 109 spots to No.27 overall and Phoenix Mountain Pointe offensive guard Natrell Curtis jumped 50 spots to 93 to make the new Rivals100 presented by Under Armour football recruiting list for the 2014 class. Allen is the second-rated quarterback in the country by Rivals. Deshaun Watson of Gainesville, Ga., a Clemson commit, is the only quarterback rated higher at 12 overall. In total, there are six Arizona players among the nation's top 100 by Rivals for the 2014 class. That has to be the most for any class in Arizona football history. Allen, who received offers from Notre Dame, Ohio State and Alabama during spring ball this month, is the highest-rated Arizona player. Also in the Rivals100 are Mountain Pointe receiver Jalen Brown at 50, Desert Mountain receiver Mark Andrews at 71, Chandler Hamilton offensive tackle Casey Tucker at 74, and Hamilton defensive end Qualen Cunningham at 86. Only the top 18 were given five-star ratings. For the full list, go here Follow me here
Arcadia's Duckworth holds off Brophy's Allen for state decathlon championship
Saturday rolled into Sunday, and Phoenix Arcadia's Tim Duckworth held off Phoenix Brophy Prep's Devon Allen to take the 10-event state decathlon championship at Queen Creek. Duckworth finished with 6582 points. Allen had 6478. The final event, the 1,500 meters, was run after midnight. Allen placed eighth in a time of 4 minutes, 56.35 seconds. Duckworth was 23rd at 5:18.03. That made the final results closer. Allen took the 100-meter dash in 10.48 seconds. He also won the 110 high hurdles (14.17) and the 400 (49.54). He was second in the long jump (20-10 1/2) and third in the shot put (40-1). Duckworth, a junior, was second in the high hurdles, was second in the high jump (6 feet, 3 inches), won the pole vault (14-9) and long jump (21-5 1/4), was second in the javelin (155-7), Chandler Hamilton junior Ashlee Moore won the seven-event girls state heptathlon title with 4669 points, followed by Paradise Valley senior Taylor Yantis, who had 4278. Moore won the 200 meters (25.63 seconds), the 100 hurdles (14.02), the high jump (5-1 3/4), the long jump (17-9 1/2), the shot put (31-9 1/4) and the javelin (117-10). The only event she didn't win was the 800 meters, taken by Yantis at 2:23.99. To get full results, go here Follow me here
Gittens, Avery, Watson lead South to 1-point win in Big Schools All-Star hoops game
Richaud Gittens and Rashawn Avery each had 17 points and All-Arizona forward Paul Watson added 13, leading the South to a 99-98 victory over the North in the Arizona Basketball Coaches Association Seniors Big Schools (Divisions I and II) All-Star game Saturday night at Mesa Community College. Gittens, a 6-foot-3 guard from Tempe Marcos de Niza who has signed with Weber State, put down maybe the most electrifying dunk of the day, as the South build a 14-point lead in the first half. Avery, a 6-3 guard from Sierra Vista Buena, averaged 18 points his senior season. Avondale Agua Fria point guard Isaiah Lopez added 12 points for the South. The North was led by Northern Arizona-bound guard Chris Miller (23 points) of Phoenix Greenway and Colorado-bound guard Jaron Hopkins (22) of Mesa Dobson. The North also got strong contributions from Phoenix Sandra Day O'Connor's Deshawn Williams (13 points) and Phoenix Sierra Linda's Edgar Sarmiento (13). Follow me here
Rhymes, Richardson, Reyes take over underclassmen all-star hoops game for West
Junior point guard Rolando Rhymes obviously has been working on his outside shooting since leading Scottsdale Desert Mountain to the Division I semifinals with an array of quick moves to the basket and flashy passes. Rhymes knocked down a couple of 3-pointers, while still showing off cat-quick moves to the basket Saturday in the West's 109-93 victory over the East in the Arizona Basketball Coaches Association boys underclassmen all-star basketball game at Mesa Community College. With Rhymes (18 points) either finding open teammates or making shots, and with Mesa Dobson guard Ryan Richardson hitting a couple of 3-pointers, the West went on a 13-4 run during a two-minute span in the second half. It opened up an 88-73 lead. Gilbert Christian guard Roberto Reyes, who had a game-high 22 points, sparked another West run and the East never got closer than nine in the final eight minutes. "We were a big underdog, and we knew that," said Rhymes, who was one of three azcentral sports All-Arizona players involved in the game. "Coach (Jerome Joseph of Gilbert Christian) told us if we just played hard, we could win." The East squad was led by Big Schools Player of the Year Casey Benson of Tempe Corona del Sol, Mesa Mountain View center/forward Payton Dastrup and Brigham Young University-commit Jake Toolson of Gilbert Highland. Benson had 20 points to lead the East, followed by Tempe Corona del Sol swingman Cassius Peat's 13 and Dastrup's 12. The West had two All-Arizona players – Rhymes and Laveen Cesar Chavez forward Pablo Rivas, whose defense was on display Saturday. "It was fun but we wanted to win," Rhymes said. Richardson had 19 points. Tucson Catalina Foothills guard Austin Nehls, who made three 3-pointers in the game's first five minutes, finished with 13 points, along with Phoenix Sunnyslope 6-8 post Michael Humphrey, for the West.
Small Schools POY Jorrell Smith breaks all-star 3-point shooting record
Jorrell Smith couldn't score every point for the South. But it seemed like he was doing that. The Phoenix Cortez guard had 36 points, including an Arizona Basketball Coaches Association All-Star record nine 3-pointers, in a 113-97 loss to the North in the Small Schools (Divisions III-IV) game Saturday at Mesa Community College. Smith, azcentral sports' Small Schools Player of the Year, had five 3-pointers in a first half that saw the South in control, building a 60-53 lead at the break. The North, sparked by Navajo reservation stars Michael Goldtooth and Corey Quigley, kept beating the North in transition in the second half. Seven players, led by Goldtooth's 19 points, scored in double figures for the North. Coolidge's Elliott Kisto scored on three layups, Scottsdale Christian guard Clay Crookham hit a 3-pointer, giving the North an 85-76 lead with about nine minutes left. The South couldn't draw any closer than five points the rest of the way. "They just got on a little roll," said Smith, who will play at South Mountain Community College. Quigley, who will play at Chandler-Gilbert CC, said it was a matter of turning up the intensity in the second half, and fighting for second shot. Quigley had eight of his 12 points in the second half. "We worked hard and hustled," said Quigley, who starred at Sanders Valley. Goldtooth, who played at Winslow, had three 3-pointers to lead the North, which also got 15 points from Crookham and 13 from Gilbert Christian guard Dylan Bliss.
10 great storylines in 2012-13 HS sports year
I'm leaving many great stories out, and I didn't witness them all, but here are 10 that jumped out during the 2012-13 school year that wrapped up this week: No. 1 Blind pole vaulter qualifying for state: Chandler Valley Christian junior Aria Ottmueller was born blind, but she used blind faith to qualify for the state track and field championships in Division IV only after only competing in two meets in the pole vault, arguably the most dangerous field event. Her motto was, "You can't be afraid of what you can't see." In her second meet, she cleared 6 feet, 7 inches, which qualified her for state. Then, she jumped 7-6 at state, barely missing on her third try at 8 feet. Her story went viral. It reached Sydney, Australia. The New York Times came out to do a story on her. No. 2 One-armed, three-sport star a small-town sensation: Winkelman Hayden senior Adrian Ochoa was born with half of one arm missing. That didn't stop him from being a celebrity in the small mining town. He was gifted athlete with one hand, leading the football team at receiver, the basketball team as a 3-point shooting guard, and the baseball team as a pitcher. No. 3 Wheelchair-bound team manager plays for Pinnacle, crowned prom king: Senior team manager Brandon Wechsler, always smiling and happy, despite not able to walk and move his arms because of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, live out a life-long dream, appearing in a high school basketball game late in the season against Phoenix Sandra Day O'Connor in his wheelchair. The Sandra Day O'Connor coach agreed beforehand, and it was cleared by the Arizona Interscholastic Association to let the historic moment take place. The popular kid known as "Wheels," finished the school year being crown prom king. No 4 Willing wins: Tempe Corona del Sol was nowhere on the radar to win a second consecutive boys basketball state championship with its football enforcers on to major colleges, an All-Arizona player on to Arizona State. But junior point guard Casey Benson stepped it up several notches during the season, trusting teammates and himself to knock down big shots. None were bigger than the triple overtime win over Phoenix Mountain Pointe in the second round of the Division I playoffs. Then, in the final, after Phoenix Pinnacle, particularly Dorian Pickens, got off to a torrid start, Benson calmly led the final-quarter comeback with a couple of key assists down the stretch for the title. No. 5 Iron fists: Oro Valley Ironwood Ridge had maybe the smallest linemen in coach Matt Johnson's career. But they carried the proverbial lunch pails to practice and games, getting the job done. They twice beat Tempe Marcos de Niza and Peoria Centennial on back-to-back weeks, in the regular season and in the Division II football playoffs to claim the school's first state championship. No. 6 Joining elite company: Twenty-nine years after leading Phoenix St. Mary's to a state football championship as an All-Arizona quarterback bound for Notre Dame, Steve Belles led Chandler Hamilton to a 31-16 dominating victory over Mountain Pointe in the D.II final with nine underclassmen on defense. This came after an 0-2 start, the first time in school history it opened with two losses. Belles joined Jesse Parker for the most top-division state championships (five). No. 7 Power statement: With so much confusion over the new AIA/MaxPreps power-points rankings formula system, football coaches were reaching new levels of frustration, especially close to playoff time when the seeds came out. The AIA even had MaxPrep's director of business development try to answer coaches' questions on such stuff as if the point differentials were part of the equations. There seemed to be more confusion. Avondale Westview coach Jeff Bowen said, "In the old days, you didn't need a math degree to see where you stood." No. 8 Swarmed in love: After little point guard Kyler Ashley shot Fort Defiance Window Rock to a regional boys basketball championship victory over bigger, and more physical Snowflake with about 5,000 fans looking on during a freezing night at Chinle's Wildcat Den, Ashley couldn't get off the court with teammates. Surreal waves of fans met him on the floor, wanting to take his picture and get his autograph. No. 9 Centennial recruiting investigation: It took more than a year after the Arizona Interscholastic Association began an inquiry over alleged Peoria Centennial football recruiting, before a conclusion was made that there was indeed an infraction. But Centennial's runnerup trophy wasn't taken away. There was no probation. Just advisement. Centennial began steps to avoid future potential problems. No. 10 Piling on: Scottsdale-area baseball dominated the spring. Desert Mountain captured the D.I baseball championship on a walk-off hit over two-time defending state champion Chaparral. Notre Dame Prep gave its grieving coach, Brian Fischer, a D.II championship. Fischer missed an early state playoff game to attend the funeral of his brother, who was killed. And Fountain Hills won its first D.III championship on a walk-off hit since 2004. Follow me here
Stars coming out Saturday for basketball games at MCC
Boys basketball state Player of the Year Casey Benson will be the featured attraction Saturday at 6:15 p.m. when the Arizona Basketball Coaches Association boys underclassmen all-star game will be played at Mesa Community College. Benson, who steered Tempe Corona del Sol to a second consecutive Division I title as a junior point guard, is part of a loaded 2014 class that includes Mesa Mountain View center Payton Dastrup, Gilbert Highland guard Jake Toolson, Scottsdale Desert Mountain point guard Rolando Rhymes and Phoenix Pinnacle guard Dorian Pickens. There will be three boys all-star games played Saturday at MCC, starting with the Divisions III and IV seniors game at 3:30. There will be dunk and 3-point shooting contests at 5 p.m., before the boys underclassmen game is played. After that game will be the Divisions I and II seniors all-star game at 7:45. All-Arizona swingman Paul Watson, who led Paradise Valley to the Division II championship, will highlight the D.I-II seniors all-star game. Former Desert Mountain coach Todd Fazio, now at Mesa Red Mountain, will be coaching the seniors North team, along with Paradise Valley's Mark MacGowan. Phoenix Sunnyslope's Ray Portela and Dan Mannix will lead the South. Two-time Coach of the Year Sam Duane Jr., of Corona del Sol, will lead the East underclassmen against the West, which will be coached by Gilbert Christian's Jerome Joseph. Joining Benson on the East squad are Corona del Sol's Cassius Peat, Gilbert Highland's Jake Toolson, Mesa Mountain View's Payton Dastrup, Chandler Valley Christian's Brandon Haagsma, Chandler Seton's Jake Rueter, Safford's Jordan Davis, Florence's Gavin Wood, Laveen Cesar Chavez's Pablo Rivas, Phoenix Cortez's Devon Macbeth, Scottsdale Christian's Connor Segneri and Phoenix Country Day's Andrew Ekmark. On the West are Tucson Catalina Foothills' Chaz Mack, Sunnyslope's Michael Humphrey, Pinnacle's Dorian Pickens, Mesa Dobson's Kodi Justice, Gilbert Christian's Sam Jones, Catalina Foothills' Austin Nehls, Desert Mountain's Rolando Rhymes, Tucson Salpointe's Cameron Denson, Kearny Ray's Quentin Camacho, Duncan's Cale Merrell, Phoenix Shadow Mountain's Carlos Johnson, Gilbert Christian's Roberto Reyes. The D.I-II North seniors: Watson, Corona del Sol's Bryan Siefker, Tempe Marcos de Niza's Richaud Gittens, Desert Mountain's Diego Magana, Red Mountain's Travis Meeker, Mesa's D.J. Henderson, Gilbert's Connor Helvig, Sierra Vista Buena's Rashawn Avery, Avondale Agua Fria's Isaiah Lopez, Seton's Sam Engelbert. D.I-II South seniors: Sunnyslope's Isaiah Cota, Dobson's Jaron Hopkins, Phoenix Mountain Pointe's Khari Holloway, Phoenix Sierra Linda's Edgar Sarmiento, Sierra Linda's Damian Mendoza, Phoenix Greenway's Chris Miller, Poston Butte's Jalen Richard, Cesar Chavez's Will Holt, Shadow Mountain's Keegan Hansen, Phoenix Sandra Day O'Connor's Deshawn Miller. D.III-IV North: Sanders Valley's Corey Quigley, Thatcher's Nick Orr and Jacob Drage, Winslow's Michael Goldtooth, Florence's Jeremy Verhagen, Gilbert Christian's Dylan Bliss, Coolidge's Elliot Kisto, Phoenix Country Day's Alex Sylvester, Safford's Jalen Higgins, Scottsdale Christian's Clay Crookham. Coaches: Doug Meyer, Arizona Lutheran; Greg Haagsma, Valley Christian. D.III-V South: Cortez's Jorrell Smith, Glendale Joy Chrstian's Jeremiah April, Fort Defiance Window Rock's Kyler Ashley, Snowflake's Reggie Peterson, Phoenix Christian's Nick Johnson, Ray's Erik Goodwin, Snowflake's Chase Walden, Winkelman Hayden's Adrian Ochoa, Duncan's Camren Corona, St. David's Shane Bradford. Coaches: Scott Brown, Joy Christian; Tarik James, Cortez. Follow me here
Higley district sports leader Art Wagner's memory will be honored Monday
A "Celebration of Life" service to honor the memory of Art Wagner will be held Monday at 6 p.m. at the Higley Center for the Performing Arts, 4132 E. Pecos Rd., Gilbert. Wagner, president of the Arizona Interscholastic Association's Executive Board and the Higley Unified School District's Executive Director of Support Services, was found dead Wednesday morning near Higley High from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, according to Gilbert police. He was 42. "Art was a great man," said Higley boys basketball coach Eric Magana, who also worked under Wagner at Tempe McClintock when Magana was girls basketball coach. "He would do anything for his coaches and their teams. "Working with him at Higley and McClintock, he was always there for us, whether it was to offer advice or just listen. All of us from McClintock -- (Brian) Fleming, (Steve) Campbell, (Eddy) Zubey, we just loved the guy. He was the best guy to just hang out with. He was so down to Earth and humble. I'm going to miss him tremendously." Follow me here


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on 2/8/11.
I bought this tent in Ecuador, two months into a year long Sth American trip. It saw every condition you could throw at it - from beach camping in Colombia, week-long hikes with camps between 3500 - 4500m in Peru and Bolovia, the wind swept ranges of Patagonia to a 72hr blizzard while mountaineering in Argentina - and held up perfectly throughout.
It was really easy to set up under all conditions, cool in the warmer climes (beautiful view of the stars with the fly off) and warm enough in the mountains. It isn't a full mountain tent and though it can easily cope with high winds and a foot or so of snow, it would get cold in more extreme conditions and can be difficult to set up on small, rocky mountain campsites due to the need to pitch the vestibules out (if i couldn't i just weighed them down with rocks).
Have used it a few times now back home in Australia and can say that even after 70 nights use it's still the perfect tent - light enough to carry myself and easily spacious enough for both my girlfriend and I plus our gear!
I gather from the site that Marmot have stopped producing this tent, which is a real shame. You couldn't hope to find a better all round backpacking / travel tent. I'm just glad I've got my one!
on 3/18/11.
I got this tent in Ecuador too, for general purpose and for me works awesome, from low lands in here (1500m) to some high altitude (4800m) but protected from very heavy wind at this heights, this is a perfect choice for all year use here in this country.
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on 4/17/11.
I just ordered this tent, I'm definitely stoked to give it a run for its money. I think that the one pole thing is pretty neat and I'm pretty excited to set it up.
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I just purchased this tent for bicycle touring. Easy set up-ingenious pole system-love the window-gear loft poorly placed-spacious vestibules. If Marmot is discontinuing this model I would snap one up before they disappear . The Twilight 2 is a great tent!
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I bought this tent last summer for a backpacking trip to Canada. The tent is light and well packed occupy very little. I picked this model, because the total length is only 17 inches and fits well in the rack of the bike.
The tent is really easy to build and is spacious enough to keep all the gear inside or even the two laterals. A couple of days we got rain and wind, but no problem.
I highly recommend the tent to use it for backpacking or biking trips.
on 11/13/11.
I was supposed to sleep in another tent that I brought on my trip to the Simien National Park in Ethiopia but it was deemed that it would suit another group traveling with us better. So my tent-mate and I were handed this tent 30 minutes before sundown at the campsite. Without instructions it flew up. I was so impressed with the tent poles I actually remember saying, "Why aren't all tents this simple!" The tent performed flawlessly during our early October trip. Thank you for making this product.
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Set up of this tent couldn't have been easier. It held up to 4 nights in Northern Ethiopia with temps ranging from 70 degrees F to 32 F. Never experienced condensation and the dual gear vestibules allowed for a clutter free sleeping area. Tent felt larger than a 2 person.
on 4/17/12.
This is by far the best tent I have ever owned. I solo cycle/camp and I have not found a better replacement. I love it... I wore my first one out... tried some others... now i'm goin' back and gonna buy another Twilight.
Every other manufacturer should look at this kit... there is nothing else like it... Super stable in the wind... tons of room... easy-breazy to set up... and light as heck. The dual vestibules offer great convenience... and here's the thing... they are low to the ground which keep wind out as well as rain. It's a brilliant design.
For the money... get one. Get two. There is nothing like it.
on 6/11/12.
This is a 3-season tent. If you are looking for something that will withstand the weather and keep the cold out during the winter, you would be better off going with something that is 4-season.
on 6/8/12.
How many guide line points are on this tent this it come with the guideline rope?
on 6/11/12.
Yes, all of our tents come with enough guy lines and stakes for average use. The tents are also built with even more stakeout points that can be used in severe weather.


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Subject, Local | Greentown, Howard County (Ind.) |
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Local News depicting eastern Howard County in Indiana. Headlines: The Palm Sunday Tornado of April 11, 1965 Remembered; Top Artists; Eastern Elementary Fun Night |
Language | en |
Contributors | Kokomo-Howard County Public Library; Greentown Historical Society |
Source | Original newspaper: The Greentown Grapevine, April 2005, Volume 12, Issue 04 |
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I would let you know that you are wonderful and I love you great deal because you are the best brother or sister I could ask for.
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If you were my sister, or my brother, I would just hold you close, wipe your tears and let you know I'm here for you unconditionally. I would tell you that what's happened to you is not okay but is certainly in no way your fault. What was done to you is not a reflection of you, and does not define who you are now. I would tell you that you're special and unique, just like every body else, and I would mean that from the bottom of my heart. You have so much to offer, compassion and empathy and the ability to make great changes in this world because you have witnessed its evils. I would do my best to convince you that the world is not always such a dark place and people are not all so selfish and cruel. Don't be afraid to love or be loved. And don't be afraid to trust yourself or others. You are worthy of love, and you are worthy of trust. Whether you were abused as a child, or an adult, I would advise you to look within yourself and find your inner child and tell him/her all the same things. Tell them over and over, until they believe it. When you wake up in the morning, and before you sleep at night. Tell them a million times throughout the day if that's what it takes. Find that child and hold them, validate their feelings and help them move on. Tell them they are loved and that it was never their fault. Tell them they are special and make them aware of their potential and of their worth. If taking out a photo of your young self and looking at it and talking to it helps then just do it.These things are what they need to hear and deserve to know.
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Incredible and probably one of the best Tour Leaders I've ever been on a trip with. Santiago was knowledgeable about the region, had a great sense of humour and took great care of the group; you can't ask for more.
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from 23-25 February 2012
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Dear colleague
On behalf of our EAC Chairman and members of the EAC Board may I cordially invite you to attend the forthcoming Convention? For full details go to our Website – www.european-airshow.com and follow the links from the Home Page to find, under Convention 2012:
· Programme
· Arrivals –directions to the hotel for arrivals by road, rail and air
· Convention Hotel – all about the Husa President Park Hotel – BOOK YOUR OWN ACCOMMODATION with the Hotel directly by e-mail - we no longer do this for you
· Costs-Charges - Details of Fees and other costs
· Convention Registration – This is the form you use to tell us your requirements and pay your Fee – you pay in advance of the Event
What is the EAC's mission and who should attend?
- The aim of the EAC is to "Promote excellence and safety at Airshows"
- The EAC Board has a Chairman from Belgium and Board members from France, Malta, The Netherlands, Switzerland, Spain and the UK.
- The European Airshow Council is open to everyone involved in the Airshow world including Display pilots, Performers, Organizers, Military and Civil Authorities.
Who will be there?
Leading figures in the Airshow industry from all over Europe and beyond. Last year we had over 200 delegates from 28 countries and our undoubted success has been stimulated by the continued growth of the organisation. The speakers include multinational, experienced experts as well as those who are learning from experience and sharing them with all delegates in an informal atmosphere with ample opportunities for face-to-face discussions.
Convention Presentations and Discussions
An outline of subjects in the programme is on the website
Safety and quality are fundamental to the theme (Safety First! – don't reinvent the wheel) and the subjects being presented. By popular request from delegates who attended earlier Conventions, we have managed to secure the return of Des Barker whose outstanding research and analysis of Airshow accidents has earned him a world-wide reputation. He will be joined by Dr Dieter Reisinger, Chairman of the Experimental Test Pilots Safety Seminar.
They will lead an afternoon workshop and pursue one of our strongest themes "Safety First" by drawing upon the results of the Salzburg workshops; The results will be highlighted for discussion to engage all delegates in identifying the causes and to draw lessons for the future.
"Lessons learnt" are always popular presentations which stimulate discussion and display pilots from fast jets to tri-planes will tell of their experiences. In looking forward, the challenges to organisers of reduced military participation being balanced by greater numbers of civilian air displays will be examined as well as the difficulties to be overcome by the performers in these days of financial constraints.
The face-to-face discussions between delegates are judged especially important by all who attend the Convention. Apart from the huge value in exchanging experience, display pilots find new Airshows to attend and organisers meet new performers who are keen to participate in their flying programmes in the coming season!
This year's Convention has something for everybody and, together with the expanded Exhibition Area in Brussels, offers enormous benefits from networking opportunities amongst all participants. It is an occasion that will deliver value for money and should not be missed.
Convention sessions are held from 0900–1800 on Friday and from 0900–1300 on Saturday. On the prior Thursday evening the Official Reception is from 1900-2000 (earlier than previous events) and the Airshow Dinner is held on Friday evening at 1930.
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The success and growth of the EAC Convention forced the Board to find a new venue for the annual event. Although we were sad to leave behind our friends in Hasselt and the Sanicole Aero Club we were confident that everyone would enjoy the facilities in the Husa President Park Hotel. The feedback from delegates who attended the new venue has been excellent; the facilities and the ease of getting to the Hotel won very high praise. The Hotel has the added advantage of reducing travel times and costs because it is a very short distance away from the International Airport (via City Express train link) and 2 short train stops away from the Brussels Midi/ Zuid station where Eurostar and Thalys trains arrive from Europe and the UK.
We still hold our traditional "Airshow Dinner" on the Friday evening in our own private dining area which is adjacent to the Exhibition area and the main Convention room. Great shopping opportunities in Brussels city are within walking distance of the Hotel and the connecting railway station (Brussels Nord/ North) is less than 10 minutes walk
Fees for early bookings for the full Convention and the accommodation discounted charges!
Great efforts have been made to minimise costs for the delegates. The Convention Fees include the Official Reception on Thursday evening, all refreshments and meals on Friday and session hospitality. They also include the very popular informal "Airshow Dinner" on the Friday evening, allowing delegates an invaluable opportunity for relaxed discussions. The Early Booking Fee for each delegate is €310 – the same as in 2011 – but it must be paid before 20 January 2012. The special fee for partners is either €110 or €140 depending upon whether the partner attends the presentations during the Convention. Payment after 20 January 2012 will be the full Fee of €355. Fees should be paid by Bank Transfer, Credit Card or PayPal in advance of the Convention.
Note that this payment procedure changes previous arrangements before 2011: we will not accept payment of your Convention Fees at the Convention unless by special prior agreement.
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A survival guide should do two things, said today's AbsoluteRights.com article. First, it should prepare people for the types of disasters that can affect their area, and give them the skills to battle hunger, injury, safety, and recovery issues. Second, it should equip people with the psychological skills to keep a calm mind, focus on the controllable problems, and maintain a sense of stability when the situation is anything but.
Absolute Rights is covering both of those bases with their latest full-scale survival guide, "40 Days and 40 Nights." The article said it is the most complete and in-depth training program Absolute Rights has ever created, and it will help anyone understand the priority and importance of an introduction to survival skills, especially if they've never before considered the need.
"40 Days and 40 Nights" takes subscribing members through every survival tactic and preparation technique they need to protect their survival processes, said the article. It shows how to buy and store 40 days of food stuffs that only cost around $2 per day. It enlightens people on the best communication techniques when the power grid and phone services go down. It also tells members how to keep their minds sharp and avoid post-traumatic stress, which the article said can obviously damper any survival attempts.
"40 Days and 40 Nights" addresses the 25 most dangerous disaster threats, and explains how to survive through each. It was created with the naïve in mind, allowing both beginner and experienced preppers to get equal amounts of value out of the training course.
Absolute Rights informs patriotic Americans on their given rights, plus helps protect those rights from government intrusion. Most importantly, it prides itself on alerting people when their rights are being threatened, creating an active and informed community. For more information, be sure to visit AbsoluteRights.com.
The article said that being prepared doesn't have to mean building a bomb shelter and accumulating an arsenal of self-defense weapons. It doesn't mean packing the pantries full of freeze-dried food and bottles of water. And it certainly doesn't mean rubbing sticks together and building a lean-to. It means tangible, realistic plans; a survival skills course that sets people up for success in the face of the worst disasters imaginable.
That's why Absolute Rights' latest offering is so crucial to today's society, the article said. The world needs preparation help, and it now has a course to provide it. The best survival guide is waiting to get the world in shape, one individual at a time.
For the original version on PRWeb visit: http://www.prweb.com/releases/prwebsurvival/guide/prweb9474731.htm


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