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Who's playing?
Two groups of four, with the top two from each qualifying for the semi-finals on Wednesday week. In Group A are the hosts Denmark, plus their opponents tonight Switzerland, as well as Belarus and Iceland. In Group B, which looks the tougher of the two, England play Spain tomorrow night (7.45pm) after the Czech Republic meet Ukraine.
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What about Germany, Italy, France, Netherlands and the like?
All eliminated, which means none of the winners of the last four tournaments will be taking part. It emphasises how the quick turnover of players can change a country's fortunes from one competition to the next. In 2009 Germany were the outstanding team, beating a weakened England 4-0 in the final and immediately promoting half-a-dozen players to the senior squad which reached the World Cup semi-final 12 months later. This time, however, they won only three group matches out of eight, finishing a full 10 points behind the Czech Republic and four adrift of Iceland. Italy, winners four times in six tournaments between 1992 and 2004, went out to Belarus in a play-off, and the Netherlands – winners at home in 2007 – were also narrowly beaten, on away goals by Ukraine. France had finished third in their group, one point behind the winners.
Who are the favourites?
Spain, by common consent, though that may be based in part on their seniors' reputation as holders of the World Cup and European Championship. Two years ago, England beat them comfortably 2-0. The Czech Republic have to be fancied after achieving the best record in qualifying (seven wins and one draw from eight games). But England are actually ranked No 1 in Europe at this level by virtue of their previous record: they are the only country to have qualified for the last three events.
Any dangerous outsiders?
Belarus, along with Spain and England, have qualified for the second time running. Iceland scored a stunning 4-1 win over Germany in qualifying and looked impressive in coming from behind to beat England 2-1 at Preston in March. They had knocked out Scotland in the play-off, the importance of that tie being emphasised when seven players were released from the senior team to take part in it. Iceland put their recent improvement at all levels down to investment in indoor facilities and artificial pitches after many years of struggling to practise properly in the harsh winter months.
It all sounds quite close then?
With only eight teams qualifying, it generally is, especially if the host country are strong. Denmark may be one of the weaker ones from recent years, having been beaten 4-0 at home by England only three months ago, but it is impossible to predict the four semi-finalists.
What's the history of the tournament?
It began in 1967 as an Under-23 competition, which was changed after 1976 to Under-21s. The present format was adopted in 1998, and in 2006 it moved to odd-numbered years to avoid clashing with a World Cup or senior European Championship. England and Wales both lost out in a bid to stage the 2013 finals, which will be in Israel.
Didn't England win it once?
Twice, in quick succession, although in those days even the final was played over home-and-away legs. In 1982, Dave Sexton's team beat West Germany in the final and the title was successfully defended two years later, beating Spain. On each occasion, only two players went on to win many senior caps: Sammy Lee and Terry Fenwick, then Mark Hateley (who was named player of the tournament) and Steve Hodge.
What's is England's recent history?
The two previous tournaments have been highly eventful. In the Netherlands four years ago, there was a wild game against Serbia, with racial abuse from the latter's supporters and defeat in an epic penalty shoot-out by the hosts, 13-12 in the semi-final. Two years ago, England beat Finland and Spain, then held Germany at the group stage, before winning a semi-final against Sweden on penalties after squandering a 3-0 lead. In the final against Germany, they had three players suspended – the only two fit strikers plus the one Premier League goalkeeper, Joe Hart – and were well beaten.
Stuart Pearce must know the ropes by now?
After taking over on a part-time basis from Peter Taylor early in 2007, this will be his third campaign in charge and on his own admission he has learnt a lot along the way. A big believer in the importance of gaining experience from tournament football, he has fought numerous battles over the years to field the strongest possible squad, winning some (Theo Walcott two years ago) and losing some (David Bentley in 2007, Jack Wilshere this time). Using the squad sensibly and practising penalties after every training session paid off in 2009; but he must instil greater discipline after the costly suspensions last time. With the Football Association's backing, there has been much greater emphasis on preparation and analysis of the opposition, just as at senior level.
How optimistic is he?
Cautiously. He has admitted he does not know exactly how good this team can be, and is looking forward to finding out. After a semi-final and then a losing final it is clear what the aim is, though as usual England are without several players: Arsenal's Wilshere, the outstanding player in this age group, plus Kieran Gibbs and Walcott (who is still eligible), and the experienced Micah Richards and Lee Cattermole. "There's some real talent that won't be here," Pearce says, "but we feel as though we have enough here to win the tournament".
Who are England's key players?
Daniel Sturridge had a fine second half of the season on loan from Chelsea to Bolton (eight goals in 12 games) and wants to enhance his credentials with club and country. Sturridge and Danny Welbeck will be relied upon for goals while Jordan Henderson and Phil Jones will be under the spotlight after their expensive moves this week and have important roles in midfield and defence. In goal, Frankie Fielding, who recently moved from Blackburn to Derby, needs to live up to Hart's displays, without the suspension.
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everybody. let's just get the rich kids to pay for it, isn't that what the student council ran on this last election. >> the slice-- >> and the problem we have here is we did not have health reform, we had insurance reform. what john is talking about is right, we added 30 to 50 million people to the reform-- to the insurance rolls. we did nothing with health care. we pushed off the cough and all the things that are going to happen into this election cycle after the last election and we're starting to see this now. this is not free. >> brenda: in fact, cbo, which is nonpartisan says that debt will rise sharply relative to gdp after the health care plan is fully implemented. jonas, does that concern you? >> you know, it isn't going to raise that much because there are offsetting taxes to increase some costs and there's going to be increased costs and we've seen from the taxes and more taxes in a few years. and it gets to the point, you
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know, the employer is-- the quote that's wrong from the president there in that reelection thing is, it's not your health insurance, you don't have health insurance, your company takes the health insurance plans for the employees and not yours to keep or take. if they want it kick you off because there are cheaper government plans, it exists because of the tax loophole and companies can buy you insurance and not have to pay tax on it as a salary. so, i don't think it's bad. in fact, it's one of the good effects of the affordable health care act and many others aren't as good so i think it will ultimately put more insurance in people's hands and they will be competitive. the notion you don't have to pay your own insurance bill is largely one of the health care cost ises rising and you don't see the bill and your company pays for the cost of it. >> gary b, the price tag is going up and we can't keep our employer-based health plans for many of us, what other surprises do you anticipate when this is fully implemented? >> well, i don't think it's going to be any surprise to
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the obama administration. i think eventually, brenda, we'll all be under one government health plan. here is why. as john pointed out, the costs will be pushed more and more to people right now that can pay their insurance premiums. let's use me, i have blue cross, blue shield, my premiums will go up, they have gone up. and eventually, i'm just not going to keep paying higher premiums and i'll sign up for the government exchange. multiply me by 100 million people that are paying or whatever the number is and eventually we'll all concede and it will be like the borg and resistance is futile and the government will then clamp down on cost and doctors will have less incentive to enter the medical field. supply of medicine will decrease just like it has in the u.k. and get the u.k. system if you want to see a
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gynecologist or specialist or something, you've got to wait six weeks and that's what will eventually happen. >> brenda: john. >> to gary's point perfectly, very quietly last week, post-election, the government announced that medicare had cut their subsidy of reimbursement for 4 million diabetic seniors where they reduced the reimbursement by 66% and they reduced the amount of companies that are allowed to supply these supplies from over a thousand to 15. so the government created a quasi monopoly, an artifically low price and seems like they're cutting the costs to help pay for the stuff in obamacare, but what really is going to happen is what gary said. this is going to cut off people's access to the stuff they really need and like gary said again, doctors at some point are just going to not
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want to care for people, because it's not worth it. >> jonas,cern you? >> no, 'cause those, again, i think government care should be kind of on the crumby side to be perfectly honest the notice that everybody gets a $20,000 health care plan by that company, if you had lousy european plans, you have to wait eight months. those who want to buy insurance as a cadillac plan can and those who can't have to get the relatively affordable plan that the government or companies can afford, the stuff that everybody is in on the top dollar plan is not going to fly. >> you make a good point, jonas, when you have this kind of monopoly, if you will, there will be a private market, an underground market for people that are willing to pay a lot and then, that's, that's where you'll see the real entrepreneurship. for people that say, look, i'm not going to wait eight weeks to go see a specialist, i want to see a specialist tomorrow.
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that will be the super premium gold-plated cadillac stuff available. >> steve, is that the right way to treat health care? >> first, it works the same way here now as the so-called, what you just-- gary b, what you just referred to as an underground black market, which is not a black market, it's free. >> these countries that everybody is trashing here, their health care systems cost half of much of gdp as our health care system does and they have better-- >> well. >> they have better results. and that's just straight up statistical analysis, and they have better results. why is that? i'm not-- >> first of all, they have better results because of many times how it's measured. like infant mortality. we save a lot more infants so we have a higher mortality rate. i don't agree with that because you know damn well when people want a special surgery and stuff they come here, they don't go to the
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u.k. >> the overall results are not better here and we're paying twice as much in terms of gdp. >> brenda: no, you're wrong. >> and that's dragging down our economy. >> america is going broke on health care even more than social security for us the best plan is going to be the cheaper plan even if it has a longer weight time. it won't bankrupt the country. we have doing nothing, absolutely nothing for health care reform. we have a pencil ledger system in a computer world. all we did was add 30 to 50 more people to insurance rolls. this is an economic argument. is it cheaper to give people insurance or cheaper to pay higher health care costs because they go to the emergency room they can't afford and we pay higher health care costs, but the problem is, we did nothing for health care reform. all this is going to do is exacerbate the-- >> all right, guys, okay, i'm sorry, guys, that's got to be the last word. thanks so much, good debate. baltimore might be the title town, but the city's tax and spending problems could bring it down. now the cavuto team say some
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>> this is an extreme weather alert. here is the latest look at the deadly blizzard now three deaths blamed on the storm. up to three feet of snow falling from maine to new york, knocking out electricity and heat for more than 660,000 homes. and strong winds and high tides causing severe flooding on the massachusetts coast and icy waters over a sea wall in the town. and police urged residents to
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evaluate and they've received nearly a dozen calls from stranded home owners and on new york's long island, hundreds of motorists abandoned their vehicles along a major expressway, last night. emergency crews, they used snowmobiles to rescue people and many who suffered out a long, cold night in their cars. from a cold and snowy new york, now back to bulls and bea bears. >> brenda: so, we're less than three weeks away from those automatic spending cuts kicking in and both sides wasting no time playing up the fear. the white house releasing a laundry list of programs it says will take a hit and house speaker john boehner saying this. >> i think it's taking a meat ax to our government, a meat ax to many programs. >> yet, 73% of americans say cutting government spending is more likely to strengthen the u.s. economy so gary b, are these automatic cuts actually
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good? >> the best thing i think that could happen. you know, obama should go back to his purge on the billionaires saying they should give more. because in this case, brenda, for the past five years, the government has been the billionaires, during the first two years under the obama administration, discretionary spending increased 84%. it's toned down a little bit, thankfully, but even if you include hurricane sandy relief it's 30%. so we're talking about such a large space that this -- these cuts amount to one half of 1% of the gdp. so, brenda, the other question is, is it going to hurt the economy? bill clinton, who the democrats love and also admittedly some republicans cut discretionary spending from 22 to 18% of gdp and what happened in the economy? this is the way to kind of tighten the belt, i think is
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the best thing that could happen. >> some of the things are draconian. there are a lot of cuts that might be surprising and fbi agents and cuts in treatment to the mentally ill and cuts in food inspection. >> irs agents. >> you know, brenda, some cuts are better than no cuts, i'll give you that, but this is no solution, it was supposed to be a backup plan for doing something smart and it is to the speaker's point, arbitrary, a bit of a meat ax and doesn't cut enough. and it will seem like we solved the problem like we did with the tax, but yet the budget deficit will not go away under any form of the decade. it's got cuts and arbitrary and some things cutting, irs agents, yeah, going to save salary that year, but going to do less audits and more treasures to the salary. this doesn't save necessarily anything for the government if it's arbitrary cuts. you've got to be careful about the larger cuts that don't hurt revenue earnings
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potential of the u.s. treasury. >> john lay field. automatic cuts may not be the best way of cutting spending, but they cut spending, is that good? >> yeah, but it's nothing. brenda, we've got to look at this. what jonas is talking about is spot on. these guys ran on tax increases and what they did was extend the bush tax cuts, they ran on spending cuts and having to-- over the next decade, we're running trillion dollar deficits, by the cbo and president obama's budget in ten years from now talking about cutting 1 trillion out of that 48 trillion dollars. this is absolutely nothing. it doesn't even move the meter. >> brenda: well, steven, in the short-term this good or bad for the economy? >> in the short-term it clearly is not good. the economy grew at a negative rate and if it's in the last quarter, if it does at that two more quarters we're back in recession, but the short-term is nowhere near as
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important as the long-term with our economy. it's-- we are facing a situation with these deficits that in three or four more years, the deficit's going to be down to 600 or 700 billion dollars a year which is an enormous amount of money and then we're going to have another recession and it's going to go up to 1.5 or even more trillion dollars and we're not going to be able to deal with it and if we have inflation which we're going to have at some point we won't be able to pay the debt service. and now it's in the long run we'll be dead with his policies and that's where we are now, we've got to deal with the long run and forget about the short-term. >> brenda: and john, that's actually only one more quarter of negative gdp we'll be in recession? >> sorry about that. >> all cuts are good as far as i'm concerned, but a meat ax is a little bit of exaggeration, this is more like a butter knife that these cuts are so small, there's nothing there and he what i would like to see is the government take more of a
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private sector approach, like a businessman and say, let's evaluate what we have 'cause many of these government programs overlap each other and then let's consolidate and instead of having five different programs that do the same damn thing, why don't we put them together and then make some real cuts that make some real sense and then take out the meat ax. >> okay, we'll keep hoping for that, thanks, guys. pushing to make illegals legal. and pot legal. reports say that's how unions are trying to push up their memberships. so who are they looking out for? america or themselves? [ woman ] ring. ring. progresso.
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>> coming up, what are united nation leaders doing now to get their numbers up that has someone here asking will they stop at nothing? and plus, out with the iron and with the cat,
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>> a power grab turning into a money grab? unions launching a 14-city tour pushing for immigration reform while pushing states to legalize marijuana and a leaked memo showing big labor is considering suing members who don't pay their dues. they say they're looking for the best for america, but john layfield, you say this shows otherwise? >> yeah, absolutely. they're on life support and went from about 40% and down in single digits right now and that's why right to work states are getting the new companies, these guys are going the way of the dinosaur and this is a money grab. >> jonas, you say there are berths to their tactics. >> in fact, these are better than the other 50 years of tactics and trying to get better pensions and the companies are going bankrupt and leaving the country. and you're talking about
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bringing in illegal immigrants and taxing them and good for the work forges, the legal pot thing is great for labor, it's jobs that are not in the mafia and it's farmers and-- >> oh, toby were here, but his brother is, gary b, respond to that. >> well, now, i'm going to go back to what john said. they will do things incidentally benefit the economy and labor, but it's really at the behest of, you know, the top executives. and these executives are very well paid and richard trumka head of the afl-cio makes times as much as the average worker. they want to consolidate their base and coercing people with the threat of a lawsuit, if they leave the union. so, they want to consolidate their base, grow bigger and the executives make more money. >> steve, quickly respond to that. >> control for inflation, wages have gone down in this country over the last 40 years
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and that's, that's at the same time that unions have gone down to indeed, single digits. when you have unions, you have higher pay. when you have higher pay, you have more consumer confidence. people spending money that's good for the economy. >> well, john, union membership plunges when it's voluntary, we've seen that. >> yeah,he unions were set up for the safety and security of the worker to get him some safe work conditions to look out for them. and now we have the unions out this doing anything they can to get more members in and i think that gary was nice and politically correct saying it's a power grab, but come on, this is a money grab. they want more members so they can shake them down for more fees and then the big fat cats on the top will get the big dollar salaries and line their pockets and that's all this is about. i mean, for unions to say they want pot to be legal, that's so they can hire as many illegals as they can to run those pot farms and shake them down-- >> to be fair, some of those dudes find their way back to
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As you may be aware, the year-end fiscal cliff deal brought 50 percent bonus depreciation back from the dead for 2013, once again providing taxpayers the opportunity to immediately deduct half the cost of qualifying assets in the year of acquisition, plus the regular, year-one depreciation on the remaining basis.
For example, if you buy a new piece of machinery for your business in 2013 for $20,000, you may immediately expense $10,000 of the cost and deduct the standard first-year depreciation as determined under the MACRS tables for 5-year assets, or $2,000, for a total depreciation deduction of $12,000. Not a bad deal, right?
Naturally, you might view the resurrection of bonus depreciation as a sign that it's time to pick up a new auto for your business. But before you plunk down a large chunk of change on a shiny new car, be warned that bonus depreciation isn't always all it's cracked up to be.
This is because while autos are generally five-year MACRS property eligible for bonus depreciation (provided they are purchased new and not used), vehicles having an unloaded gross weight of 6,000 pounds or less are considered "luxury autos," and are subject to depreciation limits under Section 280F. The purpose of this provision is to restrict depreciation otherwise allowable for normal business assets.
Today, the IRS issued Revenue Procedure 2013-21, which sets the annual depreciation limits for luxury autos. For 2013, if you elect to apply the bonus depreciation rules to a newly-purchased auto, instead of getting a total year-one deduction equal to 60% of your purchase price, you are limited under Section 280F to a maximum deduction of $11,160. In subsequent years, your depreciation deduction is equal to the lesser of the depreciation that would have been deducted under the regular MACRS rules, or the following:
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If the auto continues to be used in business after the end of the six-year MACRS period, any unrecovered basis is carried over and depreciated in those subsequent years at a clip of $1,875 per year until the car is fully depreciated or disposed of.
If a taxpayer elects out of bonus depreciation in 2013 – or if the auto does not qualify – the depreciation limits under Section 280F are as follows:
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In Revenue Procedure 2003-75, the IRS carved out special treatment for "trucks and vans," subjecting them to higher depreciation limits. In general, a truck or van refers to any passenger auto – including an SUV -- that is built on a truck chassis but that has a loaded gross weight of 6,000 pounds or less. In Revenue Procedure 2013-21, the IRS released the following depreciation limits for trucks and vans purchased in 2013:
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Lastly, there continues to exist a loophole for business autos in excess of 6,000 pounds, as these obnoxious behemoths are not subject to the luxury auto limitations, and thus the overcompensating owner may deduct bonus depreciation free from limitation. Believe it or not, several popular models weigh more than 6,000 pounds, including the Chevy Suburban.
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They're rough and sour as rot-gut whisky, but the Truckers remain your best bet for a hit of true Southern grit. 'Brighter' is up there with their best work, 'Decoration Day' and 'Southern Rock Opera': a balanced programme of scowlingly romantic country-rock with the bits left in, magnificently written in parts – Mike Cooley's songs are torrential – and recorded with a devotion to the "moment" that is virtually unparalleled in the modern studio. True, the rhythm section can be clunky and the referencing of rock's greater days may pall sometimes, but when a heart's this big, all you can do is swallow it whole.
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What's The Best All-In-One Traktor Controller? Kontrol S2 vs S4 vs S5 vs S8
In a rare video with Ean, he answers a question that we get almost daily here at DJTT: what's the best all-in-one Traktor controller? There isn't one answer, but in this video Ean shares his experiences from DJing with each of these controllers in real life situations. After the jump, watch him compare and contrast the Kontrol S2, S4, S5, and S8.


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This stuff is really good. Ibarra brand "sweet chocolate" containing "cacao nibs" is intended for making hot cocoa, but I've never tried it that way. I just smack it on something solid to break it into pie shaped wedges and eat it. If you prefer to drink it, here's how to do that.
Nestle, a Swiss company, makes a competing product called "Abuelita" that's not nearly as good. There are good reasons why Mexicans make such better chocolate than the Swiss.
Cacao, the tree that produces chocolate, doesn't grow in Switzerland. It grows here in the New World, where it was cultivated to perfection by eons of careful Central and South Americans. Like Corn, Potatoes, and almost everything else we now eat, it was created here and was unknown in the Old World.
Theobromine, a psychoactive component of chocolate, is a latinization of the Aztec word for chocolate, "food of the gods". Chocolate was the sacrament of their religion.
By contrast the Swiss cultivate and worship grass. Do not step on a Swiss person's lawn unless you are a cow. That's not what it's for. As a child in Bern Switzerland I once stepped on some. I heard an unearthly scream as a woman in an embroidered costume came charging at me with some sort of club in her hand.
I'm not sure if it was a rolling pin, it's been a long time and I was totally panicked. I've read since that rolling pins are rarely used as weapons, so it was probably something else, a trivet or maybe a rosette iron.
This was before Swiss women were given the right to vote so it wouldn't have been a voting sword. They vote by holding swords aloft, a medeival custom.
My babysitter was also panicked and fled with me. She was an American woman named Gay, who was unable to live in English speaking countries. The word "gay" had just started to mean "homosexual" and homophobia was prevalent.
We ran for miles through that impeccable gingerbread town with rasping lungs, the screaming harpy hot on our heels... I'm sorry. This really happened and the crazy details are only because they are true. Back to the chocolate.


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This website starts with an interview in which two Malian singers, Amadou and Mariam, are shown and they both talk and sing. I did not not enjoy listening to their conversation so much as I did enjoy clicking on "more" which took me to a page where I could both watch them AND have access to other music that I could click on in the right hand column.
I especially liked Amadou and Mariam's full album "Dimanche a Bamako" -- a concert they gave in the Malian capital. There were other songs and interviews with the two of them, as well as other interviews and other Malian singers. What we do not have is a pedagogical guide or overview. When using this with my college students, I would either assign them to look for background information OR, for lower-level students, I would need to prepare pedagogical sheets of my own. The songs Amadou and Mariam sing are primarily in French, but some are in Bambara.
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Click on the Membership Info button to find all the details on how to register as a new or returning member of North Curl Curl SLSC
For Full Event Calendar Click Here
Sat Feb 25th
Global Swim Series Pacific Championships
Hosting the best swimmers in the region
we have a 1.5km and 3.8km course
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The Surf Club Bar & Kitchen is OPEN for business
Bar opens at 5:00pm on Friday and Sunday afternoons, with meals starting from 5:30pm. Great meals at affordable club prices, come and enjoy your club and take in the great views from the clubhouse.
Sat Apr 8th
Advanced Resuscitation Course
Running 9:00am to 3:00pm, at the Surf Club
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Sydney Northern Beaches also run courses.
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Tuesday 9:30am to 10:45am &
Tuesday 6:30pm to 7:30pm
$12 per class for club members or $50 5 class pass
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19th Jan 2017
The value of our Nippers program was called out in earnest , when 12 year old Lee Melbourn rescued a teenage girl from the northern end of the beach.
Lee was in a break from training, when he spotted the girl in trouble. With the lifeguards gone for the day, he took action and went to the aid of the girl on his board, bringing her to shore just in a nick of time, as she was exhausted and struggling to stay afloat.
Just a few days later, we had another of our Nippers involved in a rescue. A young girl was injured after a water jump went wrong when landing awkwardly on her back after jumping off a bridge at Back Creek, South West Rocks. Alexandra De Graaff, a 13 year old North Curly Nipper, was nearby and saw the incident and was able to carefully and safely move the girl out of the water and stabilise and settle her whilst emergency services were contacted.
As it turned out the girl had initially lost feeling in her legs, and was subsequently transported to Westmead Children's Hospital by rescue helicopter. She has since recovered, and is thankful for the great help she received from young Alexandra.
Just goes to show how well drilled our youngsters are — well done young Lee and Alexandra !!!!
15th Jan 2017
For Christmas 2015, the club took a squad of youngsters over to New Zealand to stay with the Omanu & the Mount Maunganui surf clubs in the Bay of Plenty area. Subsequently the Omanu club took up our invitation of a reciprocal visit, and sent a squad of 12 kids aged 10 to 14 to stay & train with North Curly kids for the start of the new year.
The kids were all billeted with families from our club and they had a jam-packed week of training & sight seeing (although with the "Cluesy flogging" style of training. "Gosh – you train a lot harder than we do at home!" was commonly heard from Kiwi kids and parents! Their visit concluded with them participating in the Narrabeen Junior Carnival as a club and combining with us in some team events. The visit was extremely successful with plenty of strong friendships formed. We look forward to returning there next year.
7th Aug 2016
The North Curl Curl SLSC 2016 Annual General Meeting saw a changing of the guard, with two of the club's long standing office bearers standing down after almost 30 years service between the pair.
Alex "Wiz" Wye has been the Club Captain and later the Director of Surf Life Saving for some 14 plus years, and handed over the reigns to Matt O'Connor for this season. During his time in this role, Wiz has seen many changes implemented within the club's surf life saving operation, and has played an exemplary role in managing the patrols over the years. Wiz will continue to be involved with the club as a patrolling member, and also assisting with education activities.
Whilst last year was supposed to be Julie Tassone's last as Director of Administration, due to no one stepping up for the role, she decided to take it on for one more year, but finally decided to step down this year. Julie has been involved with the club committee/board for over 13 years, and has implemented many of the systems and processes that the club runs with today. Not only has she been involved in club administration, but she has also been the club registrar for over a decade, and also decided to stand down from this role. Julie will be assisting Sandra Atkins as the new club registrar, and also ensuring a smooth handover happens for Robert Killian as the new Director of Administration, having joined the club just this season.
Another member fairly new to the club is the incoming Director of Junior Activities, Natalia Salzberg. She has been engaged for the last few months in the role, as Rohan Connors commenced the handover in May. Natalia has a great team of helpers on her Nippers committee, and is looking forward to another successful Nippers season.
25th Jun 2016
The club was well represented at the 2016 Surf Life Saving Sydney Northern Beaches Awards of Excellence evening, which clebrates the achievments of the members of the 21 clubs that make up the Branch. We had 5 nominations up for awards covering education, surf life saving and surf sports. And when it comes to surf education, there are none better than our own Clare Hagon, who was awarded the Facilitator of the Year award, for the second year in a row. This is justified recognition of the effort and quality of work that Clare does not just for our club, but for the Branch as well. Clare now goes on to SLSNSW Awards of Excellence to be held later in the year.
North Curl Curl SLSC shared the spoils with Avalon, Freshwater and Newport when a 4 way tie was declared for the Most Outstanding Club for Administration award. This was surprise award, as there were no nominations called for this one, and our Director of Administration Julie Tassone was pleased as puch to accept the award on behalf of the club, which recognises one of the most important aspects of running a surf life saving organisation, the club administration. This has been an area that Julie has been a key contributor of for over 13 years.
21st May 2016
It was a full house at Dee Why RSL when the club came together to recognise the many achievements of its members for the 2015/2016 season.
Kaitlyn Smith showed why she is a great young asset for the club this season, with her invovlement across may areas of the club, which saw her rewarded with the Junior of the Year award, as well as sharing the Junior Patrol Person award with Sarah Mauger and Anna Silva.
The tireless effort of Andrew Stuart saw him rewarded with the club's Honour Blazer. Andrew once again showed his dedication and unwavering commitment to the club Nippers group, as well as supporting a number of other activities within the general club. Andrew also is a keen Masters competitor, and is always keen to take part in competition with our other Masters.
The current Patrol Captains made a special presentation to Alex Wye, better known as the Wiz, in recognition of his tenure as the club Patrol Captain, which in more recent years has been changed the role of Director of Surf Life Saving. Wiz has been in this role for over 10 years, and has this year decided to step down and pass over the reins. Special recognition was also made of Club President Stuart Wye and fellow Life Member Keith Smith for their effort in driving the recent building program, which has resulted in our great surf club extensions.
The Major Award winners for 2015/2016 that were announced on the night included -
The 2015-2016 season saw a significant milestone reached at North Curl Curl SLSC, being the 50th Anniversary of our Nippers being in existance. Back in the 1965-1966 season, there were one hundred boys that formed the club's Nippers group, all associated with club through the senior members. It was the same year that the Manly-Warringah Juvenile Surf Life Saving Association was formed, the equivalent of the current Branch environment. There were 5 carnivals run that season for the 5 to 13 year old boys, and even back then we accounted for ourselves very well, with North Curly being in the top two or three clubs on aggregate scores at these events. They even won a triangular carnival held with Freshwater and South Curl Curl.
This first year also saw the Nippers State Championships held at Bulli beach, again only for 5 to 13 year old boys. Over 2,000 attended the event, with North Curl Curl winning 6 of the events and placing in many others.
Buoyed by the success of this first season, as noted in the 1965/1966 Annual Report, it was decided that a committee be formed the following year for the purpose of training and managmening the boys at carnvals. From these humble beginnings, we have most certainly come a long way in 50 years.
6th/7th/13th/14th February 2016
The Sydney Northern Beaches Branch Championships were held over two weekends, with North Curly fielding competitors in the Nippers, Opens and Masters. And the ongoing effort to improve our surf sports disciplines was rewarded, with the club achieving 4th place in the combined pointscore, behind the powerhouse clubs of Manly, Newport and Queenscliff, our best result in some years.
The Nippers Branch Championships was a split over two weekends due to the conditions, with the U11 to U14 competitors taking part on the first weekend, and the U8 to U10s taking part the following weekend. As has been the case for a few years now, our youngsters shone across multiple age groups and multiple disciplines, with the team coming 2nd behind Manly, and streaks ahead of third place. As well as the result being pleasing, it was great to see so many parents asssiting in the running of the event as officials, as well as those that assisted the kids as age managers and team coordinators.
In the Masters, whilst we had a very small team, we still managed to claim 7th place. We had the inclusion of a couple new members as well as the return to the sport from some former members, which was pleasing to see. And the Opens team was bolstered with the addition of a number of U15 competitors, which shows that our retention strategies are coming to fruition. Their inclusion helped the Opens take 5th place.
All in all a great result, and we look forward to the State Championships in a couple of weekes.
10th January 2016
After many years of talking about it, the club finally was able to send a team of youngsters over to New Zealand on a surf life saving tour. Tony Williams has always thought it would be a great idea for this to take place, and after much planning and organising, he managed to pull it off. A group of 15 youngsters ranging from U10's to U15's made up the touring party, along with a number of parents and some siblings, making it a great family holiday as well
The club was hosted by the Mt Manganui and Omanu surf lifesaving clubs, located in the Bay of Plenty area on the North Island of NZ. The boys were camped out at the Mt Manganui surf club whilst the girls took up residence at Omanu surf club. The youngsters took part in a number of different training sessions with the local kids, with the tour culminating in a mini carnival with our hosts and the neighbouring Papamoa surf club, held at Mt Maunganui's main beach. And in between the surf club activities, they were able to take in a number of local attractions, and experience all that was on offer from this great part of the world.
Feedback from all was that this was a great trip, and plans are now underway to make this a regular bi-directional occurance, where we can host the NZ clubs at North Curly very soon befiore we take another group back to NZ.
Special hanks to Helen and Maya Willaims who along with Tony, were the team chaperones !!! A great job !! And thanks to all the parents who helped make the tour such a great event.
29th November 2015
What do you call an event that has the following components—
Event organisers Michael and Patricia Clues called it the Ironman's Ironman, but we think it was more like the Whacky Races.
The inaugural event was run for our Nippers, who each paid the privilege of not only taking part in this crazy race, but also getting pounded by water balloons thrown by the ever obliging spectators during the event. Judging by the number of willing participants, and the fun had by all including the crowd, we can see this becoming an annual event.
In figures from the 2014/2015 season, the total estimated value of Surf Life Saving NSW's coastal drowning and injury prevention efforts to NSW through lives saved and assisted is more than $1.9 billion per year, calculated by Surf Life Saving volunteers preventing drowning deaths ($1.35 billion) and permanent incapacitation ($565 million).
For all the details on these staggering numbers and the full report Click Here
26th October 2015
David Young stood down this year as our urr IRB Captain, and is engaging more and more in ski paddling. Here is his account of his adventure in completing The Hawkesbury Canoe Classic, which is a 111km overnight paddle in the moonlight, down the Hawkesbury River from Windsor to Brooklyn, to raise money for charity.
"My final competitive race (albeit a charity race) of the season, the 110km Hawkesbury Classic paddled overnight is now done and dusted.. in a time of 9hrs and 25 min. I finally broke the 10 hour barrier and in the process shattered the category / age record by 20 minutes. I came 5th overall, 2nd in the singles category and 1st in the over 50 years age category. Three doubles kayaks occupied the top 3 placings.
For the record there were 361 paddlers in 239 boats that included singles (131), doubles (97), 6 person outriggers / canoes (5) and stand-up paddle (SUP) boards (5). In total 211 boats completed in the prescribed time with the winning double finishing in a time of 8hrs :44min and the last craft, a SUP completing the event in 19hrs and 19 minutes.. I thought I was crazy but those doing it on a SUP are certified mad.
Conditions at the start were far from perfect. Starting off at 5:30pm we contested a 25km head wind for the first hour and the turbulent conditions, not to my liking, saw me being dropped off the leading pack of paddlers, and destined to paddling the race on my own. With the incoming tide also against the paddlers my thoughts meandered around this being a long hard slog to the finishing line and expectations of a sub 10 hour paddle wanning yet again. Thankfully as the sun set, the winds died down and I was soon into my paddling rhythm. Not everything quite went to plan… at the 15km mark I was pelted by eggs from some hoons on the river bank with one hitting my ski, luckily no damage; then my GPS / navigational equipment failed to display and despite a 5 minute stop before it got dark I failed to fix the issue and resigned myself to the fact that I would be paddling the remaining 80km by instinct. Thankfully a near full moon provided me with much needed navigational assistance. I had initially planned on by-passing the first official pit-stop at Sackville (33km), but as I was having minor issues with my paddle, I stopped for a replacement. I was now 6 minutes behind my planned time.
The second 31km leg to Wisemans Ferry was uneventful, a glorious moon and a slight breeze made for ideal conditions. Half way through this leg the tides changed to be an assisting outgoing tide, consequently the strain on the body lessened, my speed improved and my moral lifted. I arrived at my 2nd and last scheduled stop 15 minutes ahead of schedule.. put some warmer leggings on, consumed a coke and a packet of crisps (Stephen Bradbury junk food diet) and continued.
The final leg was mesmerizing.. yes I felt the strain of the paddle, and my back started to play up but being the only person on a particular section of the river on a quiet, still, moon lit night, with fish jumping all around you, and being treated a spectacular prosperous water glow display as the kayak glided through the water was truly surreal. These perfect surrounds allowed me to power home to finish at 2:55am with little more to than a blister to show, and my sense of humour still intact. I may be back next year, but in more of a social capacity I hope."
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Microsoft Windows 8 and Startup Weekend are joining forces to help developers and entrepreneurs become more successful!
We know that during a Startup Weekend event there isn't a lot of time to learn new things. You come in with the tools you have in your belt, and you do the best you can with those. But sometimes those tools aren't enough, which is why we're running this pre-Startup Weekend technical bootcamp.
This event focuses on Windows 8. We will discuss how you can leverage your existing skills to build killer apps for the Windows 8 Store. Topics include an introduction to Windows 8 design, an introduction to Visual Studio for Windows 8 Store apps and how to build Windows 8 Store apps using skills you already have. We will also discuss the new Window Store and the opportunity it represents for startups.
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