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AYSO OPEN REGISTRATION for 2015 FALL SEASON
For boys and girls aged 4 18 years old (birth dates 08/01/1996 to 07/31/2011)
Willow Elementary School (multi-purpose room)
29026 Laro Drive, Agoura Hills
Saturday, May 2, 2015
9 am 2:00 pm
registration with discounts: 1st Child-$145; 2nd Child-$135; 3rd Child-$125; 4th+ Child $100
Saturday, May 9, 2015
9 am 12:00 pm
Registration: $170 per player- no discounts
What you need to register a player(s): Pre-Register starting March 1, 2015
Please Note: blank registration forms and computers are not available at registration
. Do Not Wait Until Registration Day to print out forms Pre-register Early!! For help email firstname.lastname@example.com or email@example.com If you do not have a computer, use a neighbors or go to the library!!
Two (2) copies of each players completed pre-registration form PLEASE REMEMBER TO ESIGN YOUR FORMS ONLINE!!!!!
Go to www.eayso.org, login and complete your pre-registration form online, and PRINT TWO COPIES
. Bring them with you on Registration Day!
If paying by check, please make check payable to AYSO Region 4
We now accept credit cards
Birth certificate - New players only (a new player is one who did not play in the Region 4 2014 Season)
Evaluation: New players to Region 4 in U10 and above will be evaluated at registration. Wear running or soccer shoes.
Mandatory Coach Meeting: July 18, 2015
First Practice: August 3, 2015
Opening Day: August 29, 2015
Check the website for additional registration and contact information www.aysoregion4.org
Call (866) 588-2976 for help with eAYSO or send email to firstname.lastname@example.com
The Fall Season of AYSO Region 4 is the main focus of the organization. The Fall Season is also known as the Primary Season or Core Season. The Fall Season runs each year from mid-August to late October or early November, depending on yearly calendar dates and scheduling for field conflicts, holidays and other community events. Participation in the Fall Season is a prerequisite for all Secondary Season programs with the exception of the Spring Development League.
Area AYSO Region 4 typically registers over 2,000 players for the Fall Season and places them on approximately 180-200 teams. Players are placed in age divisions U5, U6, U8, U10, U12, U14, U16 and U19 (U stands for Under that age. For example: U12 means children that are under 12 years of age as of July 31 of the year in which the fall season begins.)
Children between the ages of 4 and 18 can join AYSO on gender specific teams based on the AYSO Age Guide for the current Membership Year. Each team has a registered VOLUNTEER coach that is or must become age-appropriate certified. Coach Certification is provided free of charge by AYSO. Some levels of Coaching Certification may involve travel and multiple day classes (see more info in the Coach Resource page).
Teams participate in a ten game season where fun and player development are the primary focus. In competitive divisions (defined as U10-U19) team wins and losses are recorded. Teams in the U10-U14 Divisions have the opportunity to participate in a Playoff Tournament provided the team has met the volunteer/referee point requirement. Teams in the U14 ¡V U19 Divisions may experience significant travel during the Fall Season; all players in divisions U5-U12 shall play all their matches in the surrounding communities of: AGOURA, AGOURA HILLS, CALABASAS, LAKE SHERWOOD, NORTH RANCH, OAK PARK, WESTLAKE VILLAGE
Registration for the Fall Season generally begins in March online prior to the season. Early registration discounts are available on our 1st Pre-Registration date. Based on the amount and pace of registrations and the availability and interest of certified and/or trainable VOLUNTEER coaches divisions may be closed at any time to maintain adherence to AYSO team size guidelines.
Persons interested in coaching a Fall Season team must complete a Volunteer Registration Form indicating the desire to coach, complete AYSO Safe Haven training and have age-appropriate coaching certifications or attend trainings to obtain said certifications. Unfortunately, desire to coach a Fall Season team does not guarantee placement as a coach. All coaching applicants, whether new or returning, are reviewed by the appropriate Division Coordinator, the Regional Coach Administrator, Regional Referee Administrator, Child and Volunteer Protection Advocate and Regional Commissioner. Approval of a coaching applicant is based on many criteria including but not limited to AYSO Safe Haven background check, coaching and referee certification level, field reputation, sportsmanship and disciplinary history, compliance with Area AYSO Region 4, Area 1N, Section 1, and AYSO National Guidelines, Policy Statements and adherence and support of AYSO Philosophies. Generally Pass Area AYSO Region 4 is willing to give coaches an opportunity to become more educated and develop a coaching style; however, all coaches should be aware that the prime objective of Area AYSO Region 4 is for players to have fun and develop their skills as an individual and a teammate. Coaches that lose sight of the primary goals of fun and development as a result of an excessive desire to win will be mentored and in extreme cases can be asked not to return to the coaching ranks.
Many an AYSO coach began his/her coaching career as an Assistant. Being an Assistant Coach provides a perfect avenue for learning the game of soccer and developing a coaching style. Coaches should select an Assistant Coach that is dependable, willing to learn and above all interested in providing the players with an enjoyable sporting experience. It is the desire of Area AYSO Region 4 that Assistant Coaches be developed in hopes that they eventually become Head Coaches.
AYSO National Guidelines strictly forbid player retention and/or team building by strategic placement or year-over-year retention of Assistant Coaches (and by extension his/her son/daughter). Area AYSO Region 4 does sometimes place parent coaches together; however, this is generally avoided unless there is a significant underlying reason. The bar for what constitutes necessity has been raised considerably over recent years because, regrettably, claims of necessity historically have been and continue to be the most abused.
Coaches, Assistant Coaches, Parents and Players should be aware that attempts to circumvent this policy is a direct violation of the AYSO Philosophy of Balanced Teams and can be grounds for Volunteer disciplinary action.
Players are placed on Fall Season rosters based on the AYSO Philosophy of Balanced Teams. Each year coaches are asked to provide detailed evaluations of players in order to accurately balance teams the next season. Coach-generated evaluations are the cornerstone of team balancing. Inaccurate and/or careless evaluations can have far-reaching effects and often lead to player, parent and volunteer frustration and disappointment. Additionally, all evaluations are confidential and coaches should not share or discuss their evaluations with players or parents. Other variables that can affect player placement are factors such as Spring Select experience, positional expertise (goalkeepers) and historic volunteer support by parents.
Parents and volunteers should understand that no system for player placement is perfect and despite best efforts of volunteer regional staff there are always teams that experience more match day success than others. All AYSO regions strive to improve balancing each year and indeed no other board responsibility demands as many volunteer man-hours as team formation and balancing.
Except as noted below requests in competitive divisions (U10-U19) shall not be considered.
In non-competitive divisions (U6-U8) Pass AYSO Region 4 will consider requests but there is no guarantee that a request will be granted. All requests will be reviewed for validity. Parents, players and coaches should be aware that the following requests are typically not granted:


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- Azamat Akmatoff
- Osh
- Kyrgyzstan
This conversation is closed.
What do you really want to do for a living?
Have you answered this question and enjoying your life, doing what you love?
Have you ever asked it yourself?
Do you have to be a school or university student in order to ask this question yourself?
And, most importantly, do you really know what you really wanna do for a living?
Oct 1 2012: When I was young and was in my fifth grade I want to be a pilot, doctor, barbar and actor at once but then these feelings were vanished do not know why but at the moment I want to be good human being and in future want to do something to change life of people(s) but currently I am trying to change my own life.
edward long
Oct 2 2012: Eat, drink, and be merry.
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Oct 9 2012: That makes 2 of us !Oct 1 2012: Hi Azamat, I'm a filmmaker; and I love it. It's what I've always wanted to do; and it's what I'm doing now.
Oct 1 2012: That's really cooll!
Would you help people if they wanted to know about filmmaking? Would you be some kind of guide and show how filmmakers work, where they work, what they do?Sep 30 2012: I haven't found a way to be paid as a TED conversation commenter.....
Sep 30 2012: So, you really love being here :)... Nice!Oct 1 2012: Are you saying you are a shill?
Oct 1 2012: No, a shill is trying to sell something. I am just opinionated! I think everyone is entitled to my opinion. ;-)
Oct 1 2012: Good answerOct 2 2012: Do you have a Paypal account?Oct 9 2012: Sharon,
I find this to be a little disturbing !
Does this REALLY happen ?? pecuniary comments ?
Steve C
Oct 29 2012: Aside from the obvious professions; the questions I'm more interested in answering are, "how can I be part of a system which rewards a Kenyan, Uzbequistani, or an American the same pay for an equal amount of toil," and "how can I be part of anything-but a fiat-currency system?"
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W. Ying
Oct 3 2012: I think:
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Everyone lives instinctively for keeping one's own DNA alive, although most people do not know consciously.
Oct 3 2012: Could you please explain your opinion more simply?Oct 2 2012: I've been doing the same thing since I was a kid.
I paint, draw, design, build, imagine, create, learn, discover. I love it. I do it everyday.
I am still an kid.Oct 2 2012: Azamat, I had three jobs in my life and retired from all three. I am currently retired .. I do not go to work and they pay me for not doing it. My schedule is six Saturdays and a Sunday. Not much opportunity for advancement but the boss and I are in total agreement.
Wish I could have found this retirement job earlier.
All the best. Bob.Oct 1 2012: Hi, Azamat. For most of my career I have taught either adolescents or adults in several contexts, often several kinds of educational institutions simultaneously, which is precisely what I love best to do.
You asked whether people ask this of themselves even if they are no longer students. The answer is certainly yes.
One reason it is fruitful to continue to ask is that people often are in a position of needing or wanting to find new work or to take an entrepreneurial attitude about their current jobs to move their activities toward an emphasis on things they enjoy or having meaning to them.Oct 1 2012: Design, and labor to build portable solar concentration devices.
Oct 1 2012: So, is this what you do or what you want to do?Sep 30 2012: I have,
what about you?
what are the answers to your question? (if you have asked these questions to yourself)
Sep 30 2012: I used to be good at math, and the day I was choosing my major, my dad come and said: " You'll be a diplomat who represents our country the best way, you'll be a big man!". But, I was thingking of becoming a computer engineer... Well, that's how I started studying International Relations, ended up asking these questions myself in my late twenties...
All I want to say is that, do what you love and be happy!
ps: By the way, the very first semester I'd changed my major to Economics, because politics wasn't my thing...
Sep 30 2012: Azamat,
you are asking questions or you are making statements?
All I want to say is that, do what you love and be happy! - this is what you said:
What do you really want to do for a living? - this is what you asked
every 5 years humans change their interest, so when you are two you think education and sex. when you are 25 you think career, job, (maybe travelling if you are so adventurous) closing to 30 when you have seen something, achieved something, you change your thinking, in 30s (if you are still single) you start to think about your spirituality and human kind, and start to wonder why we are here.
do you want to know what others did in these 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, be specific!
when I was 28, I had a list of questions for me hanging on my wall, I had looked at them every morning I woke up , and thought about them during the day. when I turned 30, life changed completely. (wait and you will get there, meanwhile enjoy it before you get there)
Sep 30 2012: No, I have only one question:" Do you know what you really want to do for a living?"
1. If NO, what are you doing about it?
2. If YES, how did you do (find, understand) it?
It = the thing (job) that you really love and want to do.
About the ages, it doesn't really matter, people differ from each other...Sep 30 2012: the age matters as at different age you really want different thing.
JOB stands for Just Over Broke (if you are after that, that's fine, go for it)
Most people have got their house contract written down, they healthcare insurance written down, but only few have got their GOALS written down.
What do you really want? is one of the toughest question to answer.
I want A
I want B
I want C
I want J O B, (I want to be JUST OVER BROKE)
which one of them inspire you most?
where you see more fulfilling experience?
find out all the routes that will take you there. (ask people who already have been there before you)
are you ready to give up XYZ to achieve ABC?
etc... I can ask millions of questions like that...
but when it comes to HOW part...
for every GOAL there are / may be many ways,
If you have good enough reason (the WHY) you will find out the way (the HOW)
Sep 30 2012: Thanks a lot for your answer!
And, so, what is it that you wanna do/doing for a living? And how do you know that it's it? Can you share your answer with us, well of course if you'd like to.Sep 30 2012: have you been on my profile?
It's written there
Sep 30 2012: I'm not interested in you, I'm interested in what people think, what they do, how they do...Sep 30 2012: of course you are not :-)
but what you are looking for is written on my (people's) profile:
what we do, and how we do what we do, above all , why we do what we do


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Breweries across the world are competing for the title of world's highest alcohol beer with one reaching an astounding 65 percent alcohol by volume. Most often these special brews are one-time efforts by Scottish and German breweries to achieve the record. Usually these record-setting beers are made by freezing and re-freezing the beer, simply removing the water and thereby increasing the ABV. Most brewers turn their noses up at this process and describe it as "not really brewing."
The world's strongest brewed beer, which does not resort to freezing, is Samuel Adams Utopias made by the Boston Beer Company. Utopias was first brewed in 2002 with a 24 percent ABV. Successive vintages have increased the alcohol levels. The October 2013 release hits an amazing 28 percent ABV. Each vintage is a blend of different, aged beers resulting in port, sherry, or cognac-like flavors completely unlike any other brewed beer. If you didn't know it is a beer, you wouldn't know it is a beer. Utopias is limited to a production of about 15,000 bottles with a suggested retail price of $199 per 25.4 ounce bottle. A few Utopias bottles are available in the mid-Atlantic area.
It is quite difficult to brew a beer over 10-12 percent ABV because the standard brewers yeasts perish at these high alcohol levels. To raise the alcohol content brewers often use other yeasts, including champagne yeast which can tolerate alcohol levels of about 17 percent. Beyond this level, surviving yeasts must be cultivated from successive brewings and fed with a varied sugar regimen.
Dogfish's World Wide Stout, currently brewed at 15-20 percent ABV, achieved a pinnacle of 23 percent in 2002. It reached this auspicious level during a friendly competition with Boston Beer to brew the strongest American beer. Subsequently World Wide Stout was dialed back to achieve a better stout profile. Dogfish also brews Fort, a 15-18 percent ABV fruit beer and the highest alcohol fruit beer being produced; the 15-20 percent ABV 120 Minute IPA, and Olde School Barleywine at 13-16 percent ABV.
Another brewery known for its strong beers that are available in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area is Avery Brewing of Boulder, Co. Its lineup includes the Demons of Ale series with The Beast at 16 percent ABV, Samael's Oak Aged Ale at 16 percent ABV and Mephistopheles at 15 percent ABV.
Another locally available strong beer that once was the strongest beer in the world at 14 percent ABV is Samichlaus double bock, now brewed by the Schloss Eggenberg Brewery in Vorchdorf, Austria, but originally brewed by the Hürlimann Brewery in Zürich, Switzerland starting in 1979. This beer is brewed on one day a year, Dec. 6 — Saint Nicholas Day — and aged for ten months at the brewery prior to being bottled.
120 Minute IPA — 120 has a moderate grapefruit rind nose. The medium sugary sweet front melds into a medium sweet malt middle with notes of apricot and grapefruit-rind flavored hops. All continue in the finish. An alcoholic warmth nudges to the front in the aftertaste. 120 is sweet throughout, giving the yeasts sugars to work with, and is admirably balanced between its malt and alcohol. Ratings: 8.5/9.5.
Samael's Ale — A two year old version, described as an English strong ale, has a complex malt, vanilla, caramel and sugar aroma. The light sweet malt and vanilla front is followed by a middle displaying mixed tropical fruits including mango, vanilla, a slight increase in caramel, and touches of roast and alcohol. The caramel increases a pinch in the finish. In the aftertaste there is a subdued alcoholic warmth as the caramel and vanilla continue. Ratings: 8/8. A fresh bottle scored only a modicum lower at: 7.5/7.5.
Samichlaus Bier — Samichlaus has an alluring bouquet of sweetness, apricot, and alcohol. It yields a thick mouthfeel with a syrupy sweet brandy-like front. The middle adds nuances of apricot and alcohol with the latter increasing to medium in the finish and staying in the aftertaste as the sweetness and alcohol linger. With well-integrated alcohol, this fresh Samichlaus is deliciously not strident. Ratings: 8.5/8.5.
Utopias — The young, 2013 Utopias tastes more like a cognac than a beer. It begins with a complex aroma of sugary molasses, figs and bread. The front evokes muted figs, alcohol and bread, leading into a middle displaying an increase in alcohol to medium, with the figs also growing to medium and traces of plum and toffee. An added molasses-like sweetness enters in the finish as does some vanilla. The aftertaste continues the figs, plum, toffee, vanilla, and alcohol as the molasses sweetness fades. Ratings: 8.5/8.5.


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This is the guy I was talking about.Humphreys' book, Starlight and Time, presents an alternative cosmological model to the Big Bang theory, that attempts to solve the Distant Starlight Problem. Its thesis is that the Earth is about six thousand years old, and the outer edge of an expanding and rotating 3-dimensional universe is billions of years old (when measured from earth). It proposes using the principles of relativity to postulate that time ticked at different rates during the universe's origin.[4] In other words, according to his theory, clocks on earth registered the six days of creation while those at the edge of the universe counted the approximately 15 billion years needed for light from the most distant galaxies to reach earth.[4] The model places the Milky Way galaxy relatively near the center of the cosmos.[5]
Its not up to me to prove radiometric dating doesnt work; its up to you to establish that it has ever worked in the first place. Point to one instance where a rock of empirically known age was dated accurately using radiometric dating. If the method doesnt work on rocks of known age, then to assert that it works on rocks of unknown age is completely absurd. You yourself said science is based on skepticism, so I am merely being skeptical of your dating method until you can demonstrate it actually works.
It cant be real because if it were real then his God cant be real and if his God cant be real we cant know if caron dating is correct or not.
*Sigh* we are talking about radiometric dating ehre, not radiocarbon dating. Radiocarbon dating cannot be used to date the earth. I cant believe you guys acted as if I was the ignorant one on this subject and then you all make such ridiculous mistakes as this. Additionally, there are plenty of Christians who believe the earths billions of years old, so radiometric dating does nothing to disprove God. I just think its not real science, thats all.
That just proves right there science will never get you truth or even certainty whereas religion can.
Eventually though, even the church has to accept reality, ie Sun revolving around the Earth. Like I said before, even the church doesn't believe that the Earth is 6000 years old. You're clinging to a belief that even organized religion can't justify, pretty sad.
Whats the church? Are you really trying to use the Catholic Church as an arguing point against a Reformed Christian?
Radiocarbon dating does nothing to contradict scripture; it uses anti-biblical assumptions so it therefore cannot be used to prove the Bible is in error. You cant assume the Bible is wrong a priori and then use your results to try and prove the Bible is wrong, thats begging the question and logically fallacious. How do you have any idea which dating method is the most accurate? You havent even demonstrated that any of them are accurate using empirically verifiable methods.
Your delusion is self-evident to everyone other than yourself.
Even self-evident to those on here who thought radiocarbon dating was used to date the earth? Its become rather apparent on here that everyday atheists are the ones who are truly ignorant when it comes to the topic and are merely accepting the age of the earth purely on blind faith.
There's no point continuing the conversation if you can't be reasoned with, & to be honest at this point I just feel bad for you.
Cant be reasoned with? On the contrary I can be, hence why I point out every time you use a logically fallacious or just irrelevant argument because I am a bit of stickler for proper reasoning. If you cant live up to such high standards and want to run away from the discussion, I completely understand.
One of its great advantages is that any sample provides two clocks, one based on uranium-235's decay to lead-207 with a half-life of about 700 million years, and one based on uranium-238's decay to lead-206 with a half-life of about 4.5 billion years, providing a built-in crosscheck that allows accurate determination of the age of the sample even if some of the lead has been lost. This can be seen in the concordia diagram, where the samples plot along an errorchron (straight line) which intersects the concordia curve at the age of the sample.
Yes, I already understand the theory behind the method, all I am asking for is that you actually demonstrate the method works in the real world. Provide me with a case where the method was used to date rocks of empirically verifiable age accurately. If you can accurately date rocks of known age first, then we can talk about the dates you get when you date rocks of unknown age, until that point your method is completely useless.
You're captaining a sinking ship, my funny friend.
Wikipedia? So now we are using user-generated sites to try and prove points? Nice.
Maybe after you demonstrate the method actually works, until then my ship is doing quite fine thank you.
Wait, so if those methods yielded discordant dates then you would be forced to admit the method is garbage?
Evidence wise, that's as good as you're going to get.
Your ridiculously loose definition of evidence makes me cringe; thats not evidence at all. You havent demonstrated the method can date rocks of empirically known age, so scientifically I just cant accept your claim it magically works on rocks of unknown age. Prove it!
No, all you did was incorrectly alter the form of the argument from a valid syllogism into something that no longer contained an antecedent or consequent in premise 1. This does nothing to prove your point because the argument is no longer the same as the one I used. It would be like doing the following
P1 If light didnt exist, I could not see.
P2 I can see
C. Therefore light exists.
Thats a completely valid and sound syllogism; formally it is identical to mine. Now what you did was
P1 I can see
P2 For seeing to be possible for me, light must exist
C. light exists.
P1 no longer contains an antecedent or a consequent and P2 no longer either affirms the antecedent or denies the consequent. So you have merely rearranged the argument into an invalid syllogism and then acted as if that refuted my argument when my initial syllogism was completely valid. So you didnt prove anything either way.
If youll notice though, the light syllogism above is very similar to mine; light existing is one of the necessary preconditions to seeing. So if a person can see they can have confidence light exists. God is one of the preconditions of intelligibility, so if a person can gain knowledge they can have confidence that God exists.
You didnt notice it because there was nothing to notice; the argument the way I structured it was not only completely valid but as I also demonstrated it was completely sound.
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I've talked to a guy who thinks he has super powers, a lady who thinks she has been abducted and impregnated by aliens, and a guy who is convinced that he is a demon sent up to earth to learn about humans, and you are still the most delusion person I've heard speak. These are people with severe schizophrenia, to the point where they are placed in assisted living facilities to keep themselves safe, and I have had more rational conversations with them than anyone has had with you in this entire thread...
I wasn't sure if you wanted a response from me on that or not. The Humphrey's cosmological model certainly does work, it's not the one that I will usually appeal to but I don't see any issue with using it. It can get pretty complicated awfully fast though and my area of study was not in astrophysics in university so I prefer a couple of the other simpler models. Cheers!
Did you mean "delusional"? English matters.
Secondly, I didn't realize you could hear people speak on discussion forums, lol.
and I have had more rational conversations with them than anyone has had with you in this entire thread...
You? Rational? So that is why your only response to everything I have said is a logically fallacious ad hominem argument? Such irrational responses to my points do little to back up your claim that you are even capable of having a rational conversation with anyone. You're pretty small time my friend, I'd suggest studying up on logical reasoning before you try and play with the big boys :-P
Why do you simply refuse to add "In my opinion" to the end of that? You are not presenting a knowable fact with that statement. Its merely your opinion.God is one of the preconditions of intelligibility
In your example we KNOW light is needed to see because it has been empirically proven. Your entire premise cant relate the the light/sight example because your statement is not verifiable logically or empirically.
It's not my opinion, it's a demonstrated argument; I have demonstrated that God's existence provides a cogent explanation for every one of the other preconditions of intelligibility. Nobody on here as even come close to providing an alternative explanation, until they do so my argument stands un-refuted.
In your example we KNOW light is needed to see because it has been empirically proven. Your entire premise cant relate the the light/sight example because your statement is not verifiable logically or empirically.
You're getting too hung up on the content of the light syllogism and not the form of it, I said formally it is identical to mine, which it is. This means my syllogism is also valid. As to whether it is sound or not, I have presented an argument to back up its soundness, one that still remains un-refuted. None of the preconditions of intelligibility are verifiable empirically, however that doesn't mean they are not verifiable logically, we do this using the indirect method that Kant developed. One can use this same method to prove that the God of scripture exists as I have done.


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Aaron Rodgers and the Packers won 10 games last season...with a lot more talent than New York has.
That same New York team that beat the defending champs a few weeks ago.
Aaron Rodgers and the Packers won 10 games last season...with a lot more talent than New York has.
That same New York team that beat the defending champs a few weeks ago.
and I'd dispute the more talented team statement, the Giants WRs are every bit as good as GBs, if not better. They have equal OLs, the Giants RBs are better and their D is better.
Two Super Bowl wins.
Two Super Bowl MVPs.
Dispute that.
Can't believe you were rooting for the Patriots, nepunc.
So because you live in New York you rooted for the Patriots?
That's some Debbie Downer **** if I ever heard it. My team sucks so I'm gonna root for the hometown team to lose so that I can be surrounded by people as miserable as I am lol.
Two teams in New York and you picked the wrong one. Be happy for your big brother. Are you not attending the parade this morning?
Eli Manning has won 2 Super Bowls and yet you're saying he isn't elite b/c the Giants won 9 games this year. What in the flying **** difference does it make if the Giants won 9, 10, 14, 16 games in the regular season? THEY WON THE SUPER BOWL!
It's awesome to know that the Patriots should've won the SB b/c the refs blew the call against Manningham. This clearly is some defense mechanism you have to make yourself sane. I had respect for you before these comments but now it's all gone. I get that you don't like the Giants and are envious that they've won twice in 4 years (I am too). With that being said, making excuses about reality doesn't change the fact that you're completely wrong.
By this logic Eli is a better QB than Dan marino or on the same level.
I never said the pats should have won the SB, they had chances and couldn't catch passes. I'm simply commenting on two calls that could have gone either way both went in the Giants favor but they earned the win. There's no excuses, it's factual and just b/c you are unaware of the rule doesn't change the facts.
Tim Hasselbeck was on Mike and Mike today saying it isn't premature to consider Eli Manning a HOF QB. Let me guess, you'd beg to differ right? He's **** b/c he can't lead his team to 13 wins in the regular season which means more than leading your team to the playoffs and winning the SB twice.an elite QB wins 13-14 games w/ that talent in that bad division. Eli has played like an elite QB at times but he's not up there w/ Brady and Rodgers, he's a notch below.
By this logic Eli is a better QB than Dan marino or on the same level.
i think you are underestemating the talent the giants have on their roster. they have had one of the best defensive lines in the nfl for many years, they always have a strong run game for the most part, and they have a very talented group of wide recievers. maybe they dont have any ''top 3'' wr on their team, but with cruz's ability to run with the ball after the catch, nicks is a beast, and manninghamm is a very good 3rd wr, they got talent. Also they have pretty much had the same o line for the past 5 years or so, so they have that going for them.
also, i agree with junc here somewhat. eli manning is a very good qb, but hes not ''great'' yet like brady and peyton for example. those guys do it year in and year out, put up great numbers, lead their teams to 11 plus win seasons on a yearly occasion, division titles, etc.
eli manning has been a part of 2 great runs no doubt, but to be ''elite'' you need to be great in the regular season also. I was listening to a good argument yesterday by mike francesa in ny, and he brought up a good point.
Some caller called in and said how now with 2 superbowls, eli is better than peyton which was comical. his response was '' the majority of the games a player will play in their nfl career is in the regular season, not postseason'', which is a great point. its great to know that he comes up big in these postseason runs when the game is on the line, but he cant do this and then next year go 8-8 and miss the playoffs, and then the following year same thing. elite qbs win double digit games on a consistent basis in the nfl, not just here and their.
as for the superbowl mvps, can we be real for a second. aside for my hate for the giants which i will admit, can we at least admit that the qb is usually given the mvp no matter what unless someone has a standout performance on the other side of the ball ( dexter jackson 2 ints for tds in 2002 for bucs, desmond howard 2 td returns, holmes almost 140 yds including a phenominal gw td catch, etc)
in the first superbowl, i know he led the team down the field, but lets put it in context. aside from the fact that their were 2 dropped ints on that drive that gave them life, the only reason why that drive even mattered was because the giants defense rattled the best qb in the nfl that year by a landslide, and arguably the greatest offense of all time, and held them to 14 pts. 14!!! if it were not for the giants defense, that last drive is irrelevant. to me, the giants entire d line should have been co mvps of that superbowl, and im sure eli manning would prob admit that if u asked him.
this years superbowl,ok. he made clutch throws, the pats best weapon was hobbled and despite that, the defense still allowed big plays, and if not for wide open drops,the pats win, so ill give manning all credit here, he played a mistake free game, big time throws, deserved mvp here.
all in all, im curious to see how manning plays next season and if he can put an entire season together of dominant play, and make that step to being in the mvp discussion year in and year out like a brady, brees,manning, etc.


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|In conjuction with Nebo
|Stepped off the trail to Nebo.
|Posted Dec 30, 2010 7:29 pm
|Nice hike
Date Climbed: Jul 19, 2007
|7/19/2007 Climbed North Peak and the 3 summits of Nebo and went down the Andrews Ridge Trail.
8/28/1999 Climbed North Peak and the 3 summits of Nebo and returned on the Nebo Bench Trail which I liked a lot better than the Andrews Ridge Trail and you don't need a car shuttle.
|Posted Dec 22, 2010 1:58 pm
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|North Ridge
Date Climbed: Oct 2, 2010
|From Mona Pole Road, en route to Nebo. Nebo looks imposing from the summit.
|Posted Nov 28, 2010 4:37 pm
|North Ridge
Date Climbed: Sep 14, 2010
|North Ridge in combination with Nebo.
|Posted Sep 15, 2010 6:54 pm
|On the way to Nebo
Date Climbed: Sep 7, 2010
|I took the ridge route, photo61guy took the 1/2bushwack + 1/2 Wolf Pass route - nice views of Nebo and all the switchbacks up the 'bump' in front of Nebo.
|Posted Sep 10, 2010 5:54 pm
|Bagged with Nebo
Date Climbed: Sep 7, 2010
|Wasn't really worth the time. Nebo was much better.
|Posted Sep 8, 2010 6:20 am
|Last Wasatch 11er!
Date Climbed: Sep 5, 2010
|For the last few years I have been trying to summit all of the 11,000 foot peaks in the Wasatch Front, and this was #22 of 22 on my list. Had been to Nebo a few years ago but missed this one. Nice summit with great views, with a stiff breeze on top on this particular day. Now what shall be my next project?
|Posted Sep 7, 2010 7:05 pm
|Impressive mountain
Date Climbed: Jul 30, 2010
|Climbed North Peak on the way back from Nebo. I wasn't expecting this peak to be as impressive as it is. The view of the mountain from the beginning of the Mona Pole Rd. trail makes you realize that it's more than just a bump in the trail to Mt. Nebo. Well worth the time and effort to summit.
|Posted Jul 31, 2010 11:50 pm
|Ammon Hatch
|With Nebo
Date Climbed: Jul 5, 2010
|Bagged on the way back from Nebo. Up south ridge, down north.
|Posted Jul 5, 2010 11:54 pm
|Part of Nebo summit trip
|Climbed in July 0f 2008 of my Mt. Nebo trip
|Posted May 10, 2010 12:25 pm
|on the way to Nebo
Date Climbed: Sep 19, 2009
|We ate lunch on this peak on the way to NEBO!
|Posted Oct 4, 2009 3:41 pm
|On the way
Date Climbed: Jul 6, 2008
|Great for route pictures up the Nebo. Pics and route map at http://www.willhiteweb.com/utah_climbing/wasatch_mountains/nebo_loop/mount_nebo_090.htm
|Posted Oct 1, 2009 9:59 pm
|way back from Nebo
Date Climbed: Jul 23, 2009
|walked up from the Nebo trail. Not even a cairn on top!
|Posted Jul 24, 2009 9:59 am
|Relaxing Walk
Date Climbed: Jun 27, 2009
|I was plesantly surprized with how much snow was still around. We didn't plan to climb with ice axe and crampons but we sure could have as the east side had several nice slide paths full of snow. Went up from the mona pole road to the saddle on the north end, traversed across the peaks, and then returned by going down Wolf Pass to the Nebo Bench Trail.
I have now summited all of the Wasatch 11,000ers.
|Posted Jun 27, 2009 6:17 pm
|Nice hike with some friends
|I can't recall the exact date - it was october or september 2007. A few friends and I were looking for something to do on a saturday.
It was a nice climb - makes me want to hike Nebo! (I haven't gotten to it yet)
|Posted Jun 3, 2009 6:05 pm
Date Climbed: Jul 9, 2006
|Nice easy hike. There were hundreds of flies, ladybugs, and other insects on the summit. Great views and many pretty flowers.
|Posted Dec 12, 2008 1:07 pm
|On the way to Nebo
|4 Times?
|Posted Dec 7, 2008 11:25 pm
|Nice traverse
Date Climbed: Sep 6, 2008
|Up the north ridge and down the south ridge, nice hike on a perfect weather day.
|Posted Sep 7, 2008 5:10 pm
|Steve Elmer
|North Peak and Mt. Nebo
Date Climbed: Sep 30, 2007
|Climbed the north ridge to North Peak en route to North Nebo. First significant snowfall of the year so the fall colors and snow made for some great pics.
|Posted Sep 30, 2007 8:33 pm
|John Styrnol
|North Peak Route #89
Date Climbed: Aug 27, 2006
|Did this on route to North Nebo. Steeper than I thought it would be. Great views all around, had the peak to ourselves.
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1. Bob DiPiero
The host of the evening, Bob DiPiero has been inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame for composing songs performed by the likes of Tim McGraw, Faith Hill, George Strait and Martina McBride. He has played a major role in making the Songwriters Series a mainstay at venues like Joe's Pub and knowingly guides the evening with his laidback attitude and light, joking vibe with the crowd. "You can get away with saying anything about someone as long as you preface it with, 'Bless her heart,'" he explains to the audience cheekily before launching into a tale about his sister-in-law who inspired his number one single, "You Can't Take the Honky Tonk Out of the Girl." What's your musical background? How did it all start? I think my major turning point was seeing The Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show. It was like my religious conversion--my spiritual conversion. I wanted to be John Lennon. From then on that was it for me. I just knew what I wanted to do. When you left Ohio and moved to Nashville, you made a living teaching guitar. Is there one student in particular who stands out in your memory? Yes, his name was James and at the time he was in his mid 60's. He came to learn the bass and said, "I wanna learn to play these songs." He would show up religiously every week with a new song. He bought a different car so he could put his bass amp in it, and he bought a cowboy hat with a feather--I mean he went for it. He just wanted to learn all these classic old country songs--Hank Williams, Johnny Cash and I would learn them to teach him. It was like biology, I was deconstructed a frog or something. I got really amazed by the lyrics and how great but how simple they were. He's the guy who changed my ear, really I should find him and buy him a car or something.
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Who's making music right now that wows you?
Mumford and Sons, The Lumineers, I like their acoustic feel that's so powerful at the same time. Adele, she's this girl that doesn't look like Ke$ha or Gaga but she has this voice that commands a room.
Advice for someone who is just starting to write music?Write music and let people hear it. Once you finally think you've written a good song, write ten more.
3. Brandy Clark
Brandy Clark's nature in person is sweet, unassuming and silently intelligent. After moving to Nashville at the age of 21 she immersed herself in the songwriting industry, working tirelessly to catch her first break. That moment came when Reba McEntyre recorded two of her songs. A whirlwind of success followed, and The Band Perry went #1 with her song, "Better Dig Two." Clark penned Miranda Lambert's, "Mama's Broken Heart," and recently finished recording her first studio album and supported Sheryl Crow for select dates on tour.
You happen to be the only lady on stage tonight. How did being a woman affect your career as a songwriter in Nashville?
I think we're programmed to think there's only one spot for "the girl" instead of the girls. I would like to be part of what changed that. There are some really amazing new acts and writers and as girls I think we should support each other.Some guys have that mentality, "Oh she's a girl, she probably can't play the guitar better than me,' when the truth is--and this is gonna sound egotistical--but I play the guitar just as well as any guy. So there are some struggles, but then there are some really awesome things about being a girl that help you get ahead. In a sea of guys I stand out; my voice registers differently. And I'm a woman so my songs come from a different place.
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What makes a hit? Is there something consistent in every hit you've written?
Simplicity. Tapping an emotion that everyone has, but writing it very specifically. One of my songs "Mama's Broken Heart " tells a very specific story. But who do you know, male or female, that han't had a broken heart and just wanted to go off the deep end?
Did you always listen to country music?
Yeah, I've always been a country girl scene way back when. I used to live next door to my grandparents and they'd play old time country radio. My all-time fave is Patsy Cline.
Advice for someone who is just starting to write music?Try not to write my song, but write your own song. Write about something you'd least want people to know about you, because that's what everyone else feels too.
5. Shane McAnally
Shane McAnally might be the Woody Allen of Country Music. With an uncanny ability to pair hysterical self-deprecating humor with an air of Southern charm he captivates his audience by appealing to heads and hearts at once. He's written songs for Lee Ann Womack, Kenny Chesney, and Luke Bryan among a long list of Country's most beloved artists. He co-wrote and produced Kacey Musgraves' breakthrough album Same Trailer Different Park in 2012 and was nominated for the Songwriter of the Year Award in 2013 by the Academy of Country Music.
What is it like being away from Nashville in the heart of New York City?
Being in New York nice way to kinda refuel your creative tank 'cause you hear slogans and catchphrases and see logos everywhere. It's sort of the capital of that, you know, "new slang." People in New York are just blatantly honest, there's no time for fluff. I really appreciate that coming from the south where everything is dipped in syrup. When you're being terrible to somebody at least here you know.
6. Shane McAnally
You wrote some major hits for the ABC Show Nashville including "Fade Into You," performed by the show's character's Scarlett and Gunnar, as well as Juliette Barnes' favorite, "Boys and Buses." Does watching that show tell us everything we need to know about Nashville the city?
It's a tough question to ask a songwriter because we're all so excited about that show. It's sort of like a doctor watching Grey's Anatomy, though--very dramatized. I love what it does for the community, it's brought us a lot of attention. I love the actors on that show and believe me, I love a good soap opera. I really love what they did with "Fade Into You." They recorded it duet style and it's been the most downloaded song on the show. It's just got a lot heart and I'm really proud of that song.
Do you think songwriting is a natural ability?I've talked to a couple of people who started writing songs in their twenties and it floors me. I'm like what were you doing all those other years? 'Cause I was walking around driving people crazy singing songs nobody's heard at the top of my lungs.
7. Phil Vassar
"If somebody hollers, 'Hey, there's a chick in the men's room!' We just smile and say, 'No, that's just Bobbi with a I,'" sings Phil Vassar. Bobbing up and down behind a piano on stage at Joe's Pub, the legendary Country Music singer/songwriter paints a picture of his cross-dressing friend in his single, "Bobbi With an I." The crowd laughs claps along to the light-hearted, comedic song when only ten minutes prior the same crowd was captivated with hands on hearts and tears in their eyes as Vassar recounted the story behind his song, "Don't Miss Your Life." Vassar's stage presence is as vibrant as his technical skill as a writer is sharp. His songwriting career has been as illustrious as his career as a solo artist. He's composed songs for the likes of Tim McGraw, Alan Jackson, and Jo Dee Messina, and has watched nineteen of his own singles hit the charts.
In your song, "Don't Miss Your Life," you speak a lot about your daughters. Are they musical?
My girls are very creative, you know they want to be artists in some capacity. One likes to draw, the other wants to sing and all that. Their mother is musical too, she's very whimsical and artistic so they get honestly from both sides.
How has songwriting changed over the course of your career?Within that last five years it's changed immensely. What you're doing and how you're reaching your fans comes down to tweeting and all that. I'm not really into it but it's kind of mystical, being able to connect so instantly.
8. Phil Vassar
Advice to someone just starting out in the music business? Be honest with yourself. It might sound cliché as hell but just be true to yourself. Ten years from now you're going to want to remember that you stayed true.


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"I have three wonderful kids and its fun to look at the world through their eyes," he said. "It's inspiring. And then I have a few love songs. It's just usually me trying to make my wife laugh and then they end up being the songs."
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