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Community bowls against bullying
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Bateman crowned Mr. Kaneland 2014
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"Matters of morality, including the perceived morality of certain types of sexual behavior, are topics for discussion in the public forum. Freedom of speech does not just protect polite speech," Alberta Appeals Court Justice Clifton O'Brien wrote in the ruling.
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Perfect For Renters: 6 Blackboard Backsplashes
My husband and I recently moved from a home we owned to a home we rent. While I love the fact that we can call someone when the toilet overflows I don't love that the changes we can make on the home can't be permanent. Our kitchen aches for a backsplash and I've decided chalkboard is the perfect solution: practical and beautiful, chalkboard paint makes the space under your cabinets a useful area for grocery lists, recipes and love notes.
1 The versatility of chalkboard paint lets you do anything from writing notes to making a formal pattern, from Design Sponge.
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what a great idea
I did this in my kitchen after months of not being able to decide on tile. It's an inexpensive solution that I love, but having lived with it for awhile now, oil (from washing dishes) has made it's way to a few spots and soaks into the chalkboard, changing the color. I'm hoping to correct it by "seasoning"- adding more chalk and then wiping away (as the paint recommends before first use). Just something to consider!
How is this perfect for renters? Don't get me wrong, I love the look and as a renter would love to do it, but I'm not sure my landlord would be that keen on me painting chalkboard everywhere...
Pretty sure it's perfect for renters because it's paint. Most landlords will let you do what you want with paint.
Heidi: is that sarcasm? I've lived in the same rental for 6 years and I've never been allowed to paint jack. However, if there were a chalkboard decal, i'd be all over it.
No - my landlord will let me paint anything as long as I approve it in advance. We've also gotten to the point now that he trustsmy design choices so I pretty much have free reign. If you do it well it basically improves the property value so it's a win win.
In my old studio, I had a wall that the previous tenant had painted this awful, pale lavender. I painted it with chalkboard paint and my landlord loved it. When she would show the apartment she would always mention it. But in my new apartment the wall in the kitchen is textured so I don't think it would work out :(
Terra O (I hope you see this!), did the seasoning with chalk work on your oil stains? I have a stove right next to a wall but I'm reluctant to tile because of how it might make the rest of the wall look. I love the idea of a chalkboard paint backsplash for that section, but I'm worried about the oil too. How did it work out for you?
In my last apartment, I wasn't allowed to paint so I ordered chalkboard contact paper. It looked like it was painted but came off so easily. After two years and covering an area of 6' by 6' it only took off a dime size piece of paint in one spot. Landlord happy and I was happy.
i feel like it would be difficult to write anything in that area, because you'd have to bend over and your arm would be way out. Grease and soap and crap would get on there, making it look like crap after a while, because that chalkboard paint is not the easiest thing to wash.
I hate chalk dust. But if you don't mind it, it's a good idea.
I thought the same thing. It's one of those ideas that on the surface seems neat, but I would not want chalk dust near my food prep or cooking areas.
You could always use chalk markers, they look amazing, aren't dusty, and come in amazing colors, though they are a little pricey. I think I'd go with the contact paper so you could change out spotted sections.
You could take a piece of plywood the size of your back splash and paint it with the chalk board paint. Attach it to the original back splash with something that is easy to remove. Maybe the stuff you use to make your pictures stay in one place ,quake secure putty. It is also easy to remove when you want to.
This is a great idea! I love the ability to change things out easily - renting or not, everyone needs a change!
But the best solution would be chalkboard contact paper- so much more simple and easy to remove! My personal favorite is Wall Doctor
beadboard contact paper- gorgeous!
Hannah McCoy
@KimberlyM Nouvelle Images makes a few "Homestickers" with chalkboards as decals. Here's a tea pot with "steam": http://www.amazon.com/Homestickers-Chalkboard-Teapots-and-Steam/dp/B004SIZPCI/ref=sr_1_82?ie=UTF8&m=A2WSPHWQ8PQQS4&s=generic&qid=1318563508&sr=1-82
Hobby Lobby stores carry a sticky backed chalkboard type of material which we used and we love the look. Great for renters who want to change the look but can easily remove when leaving.
Am I the only person who has a weird thing where they can't stand to touch chalk? I could never have blackboard paint in my house because the thought of touching chalk gives me the heebie-jeebies.
repressd I also hate chalk and chalk dust. But strangely I love the idea of a blackboard in my house. My compromise is that I am painting a small overhead beam and its support with the paint. I'm using magnetic paint too. *love*
I DIY'd a magnetic chalkboard wall in my kitchen a couple of years ago. I started with a textured wall, sanded it down as much as I could, painted on a layer of concrete acrylic fortifier, smoothed the wall with joint compound (the fortifier helps to keep this stuff on, apparently), primed with magnetic primer and then two layers of chalkboard paint. I use a wet cloth to erase (which minimizes dust) and then use the wet cloth to wipe up any escapee dust. Love it and it looks great at the end of my galley kitchen.
I used a couple of plastic place mats from Target as a back splash in my last apartment. It really did the job: it was pretty (and removable) and I could easily wipe up stains. Win-win.
I think this is brilliant. Backsplash areas are usually small enough that you might even be able to convince a landlord to let you do it. In our case, we went for it and did a giant wall for the kids, and in the kitchen just used chalkboard decals on the refrigerator.
The black/gray of these backsplashes looks fantastic. I do think that the old "school" green chalkboard color would work well in some of these kitchens as well. I sometimes regret not using that color for our giant wall, would've been lovely!
I LOVE blackboard paint, but I DISLIKE chalk!
Instead of chalk, I like to use water-soluble pastels. They work more like a crayon than an oil pastel so there is no dust and they will not smear, but because they aren't wax based you can wipe them off with a wet cloth (and a little elbow grease)! The colours are also much more vibrant than chalk. I use a brand called Caran d'Ache which you can find in art supply stores.
Surprisingly, they also make great face/body paints too - dip them in water and they glide onto skin smoothly. Halloween anyone?


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Goal kicks
Q: I am VERY new to thus and am trying to go over my notes before games begin. Can you please give me a scenario when a goal kick would be taken.
A: glad you're reviewing to get ready for the season! A goal kick is awarded when the ball goes over the goal line last touched by someone on the attacking team. Often that is a shot that misses or a pass that doesn't get to the player it was meant for. I'm guessing you are reffing either u10 or lower. You might find our Region 13 guidance documents a good way to review. They are towards the bottom of the Referee page, listed under the Laws of the Game section - the is a version for u10 and a version for u6/u7/u8. Have fun out there!
Changing goalkeepers without telling the referee.
Q: what happens when a field player switches with a goalie and they dont inform the referee? what does the ref do when he sees the new goalie handling the ball?
Short Answer:
The referee should allow play to continue with the new goalkeeper until the next natural stoppage and then, if age appropriate, caution the players. (See Law 3.)
A bit more explanation:
Law 3 states:
If a player changes places with the goalkeeper
without the referee's permission before the
change is made:
• the referee allows play to continue
• the referee cautions the players concerned
when the ball is next out of play
In youth games, when players trade the goalkeeper jersey without telling the referee, it is generally because they don't know any better. At younger ages, the best remedy to that lack of knowledge is simply to explain that the Laws of the Game require the players to notify the referee before making a change. (See Law 3.) At older youth levels, the players should know what the Laws require, and the referee should caution the players who are involved in swapping the jersey (showing both players a yellow card).
During the time that play continues, the player wearing the goalkeeper jersey is the one who is considered the goalkeeper and is entitled to use his or her hands within the penalty area. (In other words, it is not a penalty kick if the new goalkeeper uses his or her hands – the game simply continues until a natural stoppage for another reason.)
(Note that if the goalkeeper changes takes place during half time, or at the substitution stoppage halfway through a half, the referee is presumed to have recognized the change when the referee restarts play.)
(Answered April 1, 2014)
Goalkeepers and penalty kicks
Q: What is the rule for the goalie movement during a penalty kick? At what point can she move? Can she move laterally on the line before the player kicks?
Short answer:
The goalkeeper may move side to side before the ball is kicked, but may not move off the line until the ball is kicked.
A bit more explanation:
Parents who played may remember a time when the keeper was supposed to be stationary until the ball was kicked – that is no longer what Law 14 says. It says:
The defending goalkeeper:
• must remain on his goal line, facing the kicker, between the goalposts until the ball has been kicked
Accordingly, the goalkeeper may move sideways in advance of the ball being kicked, but may not move forward (or backwards) off the line. Any part of the foot being on the line means the foot is on the line – a shred of toenail or sliver of heel will suffice. (Some goalkeepers will line up with just their toes on the back of the line; more will line up with their heels towards the front of the line.)
As with all infractions of the Laws of the Game, however, referees exercise judgment in making calls. Not every technical violation of this provision may be called, as referees are advised not to call "trifling" infractions of the Laws. If, in the opinion of the referee, a goalkeeper's violation of this requirement was more than trifling, and a goal does not score, the referee would order the penalty kick to be retaken.
Those interested in more details about penalty kicks can find them in USSF's Advice to Referees under Law 14. A link to finding the publication is in the Reference Materials section on the Referee page of the Region 13 website.
(These same guidelines apply in the case that kicks from the penalty mark are used following a tied game.)
Answered 12.4.2013
Handling by the GK outside the penalty area
Q: The defending team's goalkeeper crossed the penalty area line with the ball still in her hands and I called a foul. Should it have been an indirect or direct kick? I thought it was direct since it was a hand ball.
Short Answer:
You were correct – deliberate handling is the offense, and it is a direct free kick offense.
A bit more explanation:
When the goal keeper leaves the penalty area, she no longer has any special privileges and is like any other player. So if she deliberately uses her hands outside the penalty area, it is just as if any other players used her hands. So you are correct that it would be a direct free kick from the spot she left the penalty area. (This is different from what happens if a goalkeeper commits one of the goal keeper related handling infractions inside the penalty area. As explained in Law 12, those offense (such as picking up a ball a second time or if it was deliberately kicked to the goalkeeper by a teammate) would warrant an indirect free kick.)
(Referees may, depending on the particular circumstances, consider it "trifling" if the goal keeper barely leaves the penalty area while releasing the ball. In such a case, the referee may appropriately exercise his or her discretion not to call the handling offense at all, but may warn the goal keeper to be more careful about the line.)
Answered 11.10.13
Minimum Number of Players
Q: What is the minimum number of players for U10? For U12?
Short Answer:
For Region 13 U10 games, a team must have a minimum of five players to start or continue the game. For U12 games the minimum is six.
A bit more explanation:
The Laws of the Game require seven players to start a game in a full sized (11 v. 11) game. AYSO follows this for full sided games: at U14 and above, the team must put seven players on the field to start or continue the game.
Since U12 games are only 9 versus 9 instead of the full 11 v. 11, we reduce the minimum by one player making the minimum 6. Similarly, in U10, since we play only 7 v. 7, we reduce the minimum by one more player making the minimum 5. All of the modifications used in Region 13 for U10 games can be found in the Region 13 Guidance and Interpretations for U10, which can be found towards the bottom of either the Referee page or the Coach page of the Region 13 website.
Answered 11-1-13
Flipping fields in U6/U7/U8
Q: In a U6/U8 game, does the the Visitor team or the Home team switch fields after the half? Where do I find the official documentation about this?
A: Short Answer:
As set forth in the Region 13 Modifications for U6, U7 & U8 Divisions, the home team has its players switch fields.
A bit more explanation:
The Region 13 Modifications for U6, U7 & U8 Divisions can be found on either the Referee or the Coach page of the Region 13 website and sets out the various modifications and procedures applicable to these non-competitive games. The change of fields by the home team is simply a way of mixing up the game and letting the kids play against all of the players on the other team. Coaches, referees, and parents are reminded that these are non-competive divisions designed for a fun introduction to the beautiful game. The fact that a team flips fields is ultimately more important than which team does so -- if no one can remember that the home team is designated, please make sure that one of the teams does so to achieve the objective of the rule.
Answered Halloween 2013
Slide tackles
Q: Is slide tackling allowed in Region 13 BU12? I think not, but today my son's coach told us it was.
Short answer:
Your son's coach is correct: a properly executed slide tackle is legal.
A bit more explanation:
Law 12 of the Laws of the Game tells us that a tackle is a direct free kick foul if it is executed carelessly, recklessly, or with excessive force. A slide tackle is a kind of tackle to which these guidelines apply. If, in the opinion of the referee, the player is careless (or more) in executing the tackle, a foul will be called.
Referees will look at a variety of factors in determining whether the tackle was careless. If the tackler makes contact with the opponent before the ball, a foul should be expected. If the tackler gets to the ball first, the referee may still conclude the tackle was careless based on other factors, which can include (among others) whether the tackler was primarily playing the ball or the opponent, how high the leg was that was being used to attack the ball, how much force was used, the direction of the tackle (from the side or from behind?), and what the trail leg did on following through with the tackle.
If, in the opinion of the referee, the tackle was reckless, in addition to the foul, the player will be cautioned and shown a yellow card. If, in the opinion of the referee, the tackle was done with excessive force such as to be dangerous to the safety of the opponent, the player will be sent off and show a red card (this is not common in AYSO games).
Answered 9/ 5/13
Toe cleats
Q: Can players wear cleats that have a toe cleat in AYSO soccer games?
Short Answer
It depends. Players may wear shoes that, in the opinion of the referee, are safe for that player and the other players on the field. There is no blanket prohibition against toe cleats.
A bit more explanation
As we oft repeat, at the core of what we do is the concept of Fun, Fair & Safe. And soccer isn't much fun if someone is wearing unsafe cleats that could cause an injury. So the question for the referee is what makes them unsafe?
In days of yore, many considered toe cleats inherently dangerous – perhaps because the "toe cleats" they would see were the long, hard toe cleats on traditional American football cleats. But shoe design and shoe materials have changed over the years. AYSO recently explained:
It is a misconception that neither metal cleats nor toe cleats (rubber cleats extending from the sole of each shoe at the front) are permitted on soccer shoes. Both are allowed if, in the opinion of the referee, they are safe to all players. The toe cleat must be an unmodified part of a shoe from a recognized manufacturer. Examples of these athletic shoes can be found on the manufacturers' websites or can be examined at a sports store. Sneakers, tennis shoes, running shoes, and basketball footwear are also permitted. Note that metal cleats can sharpen and develop burrs from the player walking on hard surfaces so they should be inspected carefully.
AYSO Guidance for Referees, Coaches, Other Volunteers and Parents.
Ultimately, the Laws of the Game place the responsibility upon the referee to decide whether a particular shoe (including one with a toe cleat) is safe. In considering a toe cleat, referees are likely to consider how hard the material is (most cleats these days are made of softer materials than they were in the past and metal cleats for youth players are extremely rare, especially on the dry fields of southern California) and how long the toe cleat is (a toe cleat that is longer than the back cleats is presents more hazard than a half-inch toe cleat). The longer and harder the toe cleat the more likely the referee is to consider the cleat dangerous.
While players ideally wear soccer shoes designed for soccer, youth today often play multiple sports, and families reasonably want to be able to reuse shoes before players outgrow them. So long as those shoes, in the opinion of the referee, are safe for that player and other players, they will be permitted. But please note that under no circumstances should metal baseball or track spikes be considered safe.
(Players who have cleats that are not soccer-specific cleats may find it advisable to bring another pair of athletic shoes just in case a referee may find the shoes unsafe.)
Answered 9-29-13
Hair beads and jewelry
Q: I know referees require girls to take metal hair pins and barettes out of their hair, but is it acceptable for them to have plastic beads braided into it? Many girls get beads braided into their hair so that it can stay neat looking for weeks at at time. Will girls wearing beaded braids be excluded from play?
Short answer
You are correct about metal pins or hard barrettes not being permitted for safety reasons. Beads in the hair are not permitted for the same reason.
A bit more explanation
Law 4 of the Laws of the Game expressly prohibits players from wearing anything dangerous and includes jewelry within this prohibition. The United States Soccer Federation has advised that the jewelry prohibition applies to hair adornments such that anything hard in the hair is not permitted. In an official interpretive memorandum, USSF explained "Hair control devices which are elastic, flexible, and soft should be allowed." The memo further expressly advised that "Beads or other similar decorative devices woven into or affixed on the hair are inherently dangerous and are not allowed." AYSO follows the teachings of USSF, and referees are asked to ensure that players have nothing hard in their hair for their own protection and for the safety of those with whom they may collide.
Answered 9/18/13
Splints, casts, and safety
Q: I have a player who caught their finger in a car door last week. Currently the finger is in a splint. What is the rule regarding her eligibility to take the field this Saturday?
Short answer:
Consistent with the AYSO credo of "Fun, Fair, Safe," an AYSO player may not play with a splint (or cast) and may not remove a splint (or cast) once at the field in order to play – this policy applies to practices as well as games.
A bit more explanation:
The most important thing in these situations is to protect our players from further injury. To do that, AYSO policy prohibits players from playing with a splint and prohibits players from removing a splint in order to play. Specifically, the AYSO National Rules and Regulations (pg. 8, section VI, K) provide:
Team members shall not be allowed to practice or participate in any game with any type of cast or splint. Removal of any type of cast or splint at the field or surrounding area in order to participate shall disqualify the team member from practice or game participation.
You can find the National Rules and Regulations at http://www.ayso.org/Libraries/
To protect the player, you should encourage the parents to consult with their doctor and to remove the splint only if it is in the best interest of the child. That determination would need to be made before your player arrived at the game, as if she arrives wearing the splint she would not be eligible to play. Simply put, her finger is more important than a soccer game – even a playoff game. (This AYSO policy needs to be enforced by coaches as well as referees.)
answered 11/27/12
sporting restarts after injuries
Q: The Blue Team has an obvious advantage and is moving the ball out of their end. A White Team player slightly behind the play has fallen down injured. I blow the whistle to stop play and check on player well-being. How do I best return the advantage to the Blue Team when play resumes?
Short Answer:
When the referee stops play to check on an injury, the restart is always a dropped ball from where the ball was when play was stopped. The referee can encourage players to be sporting about how play is restarted when the ball is dropped.
A bit more explanation:
Referees must use their discretion in determining when to stop play for an injury. The Laws of the Game dictate that the referee stops play for a serious injury -- in youth games, we must keepin mind that "serious" is an age appropriate conisderation. Once the referee decides the injury is serious enough to stop ongoing play, the referee needs to remember where the ball was, as that is where the dropped ball will take place.
As a technical matter under the Laws of the Game, the referee has no right to force players to do the sporting thing when the dropped ball occurs. However, the referee does have the ability to use his personality to encourage the players to do the right thing. (And given that one of AYSO's core philosophies is good sportsmanship, coaches should be assisting the referee in encouraging the players to participate in a sporting restart.)
To go back to your scenario, one way you can approach it is to announce there will be a dropped ball, explain to the white team that the Blue had the ball when play was stopped for the injury, and ask White if they will do the sporting thing and let Blue have the ball back. They will usually agree. If more encouragement is needed, you can point out that the pros always do it, which is usually enough to convince players to do it. (If necessary, ask the White coach to help explain to the White players -- but this is usually unnecessary.)
There are different ways the sporting dropped ball can take place. In your scenario, White could just back away and let Blue take the ball when it is dropped. Or, especially if it is near the sideline, you could suggest that White kick the dropped ball over the touch line for a Blue throw in, or pass it back to a Blue player. (When the ball is in the penalty area, an easy way to restart is to ask White to let the Blue goalkeeper have the dropped ball. Explain to the the goalkeeper that you are going to drop the ball, and he or she can pick up the ball and do whatever he or she would like to do, just as if he or she had picked it up any other time in the game.)
[For those readers who may have high school players, the rules that govern games between high schools are different. The answer above is correct for AYSO games -- as well as other USSF and FIFA games.]
Answered 11/4/12
When to put down the flag?
Q: When I am an AR, if I raise my flag to signal offside, when do I put my flag down if the referee does not see me?
Short Answer:
If the referee does not see the flag, the assistant referee should keep the flag raised until either (1) the defensive team gains complete control of the ball, or (2) a goal kick or throw-in is awarded to the defending team.
A bit more explanation:
The advice above comes for Advice to Referees, which is put out by the United States Soccer Federation to provide guidance to referees.
The purpose of the indirect free kick for an offside infraction is to ensure that the ball is turned over to the side that did not commit the offside infraction. Once the offended team has the ball back clearly in its possession, there is no point going back to award the indirect free kick. But while the attacking team still has the ball, the assistant referee should remain standing in the same place with the flag raised so that the referee can stop play.
These types of situations are why it is important for referees to look toward their assistant referee on a regular basis -- especially when there is a reasonable probability that there may be an offside infraction.
Answered 10/8/2012
Record substitutions at injuries?
Q: Should assistant referees keep track of players who replace injured players at times other than recognized substitution opportunities?
Short Answer:
Ideally, yes, but for purposes of U10,U12, and U14 games in Region 13, the most important thing is to record the player who started the quarter.
The player who starts the quarter is the one who gets "credit" for playing the quarter with respect to the Region's requirement that each player play 3 quarters of the game. (If the injured player does not return for later quarters, it is important record the X's in the appropriate columns and provide an explanation on the game card as to why the player did not meet the 3-quarter requirement.)
A bit more explanation:
In addition to monitoring the 3-quarter requirement, the game card makes sure the assistant referee has a record of who is a player and who is a substitute at any time. During regular season games, this is rarely an issue, and would only come up if a substitute improperly went onto the field. In playoff or tournament games, it can important at the end of the game, as only the players on the field at the end of the game may participate in kicks form the penalty mark.
(Referees and assistant referees should remember that in the case of injury, the coach is not required to put in a substitute. The coach may instead elect to play a player short until the injured player is ready to return. In such cases, the player must have the permission of the referee before re-entering the field. If the coach elects to make a substitution for the injured player, the injured player will need to remain out until the next substitution opportunity.)
Answered 9/22/12
Whistle for goals?
Q: Should the referee blow the whistle when a goal is scored? If so, how many times?
Short Answer:
Generally not. The whistle is only needed if the players are unclear that the ball went into the gaol and is out of play. The referee signal for a goal is pointing to the center circle for a kick-off.
A bit more explanation:
As a general matter, referees blow the whistle only when needed. We are advised as referees that a whistle that is used too frequently when it is not needed will have less impact when it is needed. When the ball is clearly in the goal, everyone knows it so the whistle is unnecessary. But when it is not clear that the ball went in the goal, the referee may need to blow the whistle to stop play before signalling for the goal.
More generally speaking, the whistle must be used
- to stop play
- for a foul; or
- for the end of a half or overtime period; or
- when players don't understand play is stopped; or
- to signal that it is OK to restart play
- on a kick-off or penalty kick; or
- on a free kick if the referee has had to assist in setting the 10-yard* distance;or
- following substitutions, injuries, cautions, or dismissals.
But the whistle is not needed to stop play when the ball leaves the field of play for a throw-in, goal kick, corner kick, or a goal being scored -- unless the ball briefly leaves and comes back and players are not sure what happened. A whistle is also not needed to give permission for free kicks, except when the referee has made the free kick "cremonial" by setting the 10-yard* distance for the free kick.
To get back to the original question, when a goal is scored, the referee should look at the assistant referee to confirm the assistant referee agrees the goal is good and should then signal by pointing to the center circle.
(The assistant refree signals to the referee that the goal was good by making eye contact with the referee and then moving toward midfield. The assistant referee only needs to raise the flag to signal a goal if the ball has legally entered the goal and come back out, so that the assistant referee needs to advise the referee that the goal actually scored.)
* The 10-yard requirement is replaced by an 8-yard requirement for Region 13 U10 games.
Answered 9/18/12
Changing Goalkeeper at Penalty Kick
Q: Can the goalie be switched during a game, for example right before a penalty kick? My understanding is that substitutions can only be made at the quarter and halftime breaks, or for an injury. Replacing a goalie for a penalty kick, and then going back the the original goalie directly afterwards, seems to violate this rule. Please advise, thanks.
Short Answer
Yes, a team may change the player designated as goalkeeper with a player already on the field before the taking of a penalty kick.
A bit of explanation
The Laws of the Game (Law 3) require that one of the players on the field be designated as the goalkeeper. Law 3 further explains that any player on the field may change places with the goalkeeper provided that (1) the referee is informed before the change is made, and (2) the change is made during a stoppage in the match. Changing who is designated as the goalkeeper is not a "substitution" within the meaning of Law 3. A "substitution" means a substitute (an eligible player not currently in the game) is joining the game and a player on the field is leaving the game. (As alluded to in your question, AYSO rules have modified the Laws of the Game as to when substitutions may take place (including limiting substitutions to half-time, about half-way through each half, and for injuries); AYSO has not modified the Laws of the Game as they apply to changing the player designated as goalkeeper.)
Going back to your question, the referee has stopped the match to award the penalty kick. Accordingly, the defensive team may inform the referee that it wishes to change goalkeepers, and may make the change -- so long as the goalkeeper is changing places with a player already legally on the field.
Answered 5/3/12


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Although winter hasn't cooperated, the organizer of Winter Fun Days says people have still been having fun this year.
Every Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. there are a host of winter activities down at the waterfront.
"We're trying to encourage people to get outdoors and enjoy what makes winter wonderful here in Thunder Bay," Prince Arthur's Landing programmer Sophie Best said.
"It's been tricky, we've had to come up with some alternatives for the weather but surprisingly people are still embracing the activity."
Like last weekend when the featured event was snowshoeing. The problem was there was no snow to walk on. Still people had fun trying the shoes on and walking on the grass. This weekend brought snow, which people were still digging their way out of Sunday morning, but it also brought temperatures that dipped below -30 C with the wind. When it's that cold it makes it difficult to entice people to skate, which was the event this Sunday. Best had skating aids and celebrity mascot Wolfie all lined up, but only three people braved the chill to hit the ice.
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It's crazy to believe that it's here already, but this upcoming weekend—February 18-20th—Penn State's 34th IFC/Panhellenic Dance Marathon Competition is taking place at the Bryce Jordan Center. During the 46 consecutive hours of dancing, an array of activities and events will ensue. Out of the eleven total music performers, the crowd-favorite cover band Go Go Gadget will play at 2:30pm on Sunday during the final four-hour countdown. And, after competing and winning the THON Band Bash, Dave Joyce and the Slow Pitch Band and 5 Cherry Lewis will also perform during the weekend. The schedule for other bands has not yet been determined, so check back in with the main THON website for the latest information!
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CMU master's degree to blend robotics, business
A Carnegie Mellon University master's degree program set to start in fall 2011 has the potential to churn out Pittsburgh-based robotics companies at an unprecedented rate, said Todd Jochem, CEO of SkEyes Unlimited Corp. in Harmony in Butler County.
The program is designed to teach students how to bring a robotic product to market, lead a team at a robotics company or found or lead a company. Two semesters of classes, plus a seven-month internship with a robotics- or autonomous systems-related company, are involved.
"Most roboticists don't know how to run a business," said Jochem, who earned a doctorate in robotics from CMU in 1996. His firm specializes in aerial robotic systems such as unmanned helicopters.
"This program will help graduates take companies to the next level," said Jochem, 42, of Pine. "So, instead of generating one or two legitimate ventures every decade, we could get one or two every year."
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Weekends mostly.
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