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Player of the Year
Jordan Smith
Calgary, Alta.
Fourth-year forward Jordan Smith's offensive prowess was a key factor to the Dinos' success this season. The former World Cup luger led the conference in scoring in 2016 netting ten goals and adding 11 assists for 21 points – three ahead of the next closest competitor. The Calgary native was first in assists and points in Canada West and second in goals next to teammate Mollee Ramsay. Her best game was the first of the season when she registered a whopping seven points on a hat-trick and four assists. She was also named U Sports Athlete of the Month for September.
Smith is just the fifth Dino to win Canada West Player of the Year, and the first since 2001. Kathy Ranheim, Stephanie O'Neill, Taryn Swiatek and Katie Lee have also earned the title for Calgary.
"Jordan is a deserving winner based on her commitment to the program and her own commitment to self improvement," said head coach Troye Flannery. "Coming off a fantastic season in which she focused solely on soccer since leaving the World Cup luge team, her athleticism and nose for goal was on display through the campaign. We are all so very proud of Jordan who is so very humble in her approach."
Rookie of the Year
Talia White
Calgary, Alta.
Rookie Talia White made an immediate impact on defence for the Dinos women's soccer team this season. Starting in every Canada West match, the defensive specialist added two assists on the year, but did a better job of keeping goals out of the Dinos' net. A Foothills FC product, White will be looked upon for years to to lock down on defense for Calgary and become a leader.
White becomes the third Dino to be named Canada West Rookie of the Year. Former Dinos Shannon Blaker and Leanne Pelosi won back-to-back in 1996 and 1997.
"Talia has been a significant contributor from day one," said Flannery. "So versatile amongst our back four, she is a dynamic athlete, fierce competitor and represented our program in every minute of every game since the day training camp started. Talia has s a bright future both in our program and the game in general."
Coach of the Year
Graham Roxburgh
Trinity Western Spartans
Spartans coach Graham Roxburgh led Trinity Western to the first undefeated regular season (11-0-3) in the program's history. The impressive season saw Roxburgh complete a six-year run in which the Spartans have lost a total of just five regular season games. Roxburgh's team once again was a bastion for defensive success, with the Spartans allowing just six goals in 14 games. Offensively, TWU finished third in Canada West in goals scored with 31. He has now led TWU on a 27-match regular season undefeated streak. Including this year's pre-season, regular season and playoffs, the Spartans are 15-0-5.
He has now been named the Canada West Coach of the Year four times, including in 2009, 2011 and 2014. In 2011, Roxburgh, who is in his 18th year as the Spartans head coach, was also named the CIS Coach of the Year.
"It is very exciting to hear that Graham has been recognized for his coaching excellence at the university level. His commitment to the women's soccer program is clearly evident and the outstanding coaching Graham has provided has created one of the strongest programs in Canada," said TWU acting athletic director Blair Whitmarsh. "Graham is a strong communicator and his focus on developing complete champions on and off the field is clearly seen. I am pleased to have Graham part of Spartan Athletics and we are all proud of him and the women's soccer team."
Student-Athlete Community Service Award
Sarah Douglas
London, Ont.
Sarah Douglas is a top biomedical engineering student, who maintains an A- average (7.26/9 or 3.7/4) while competing for the Vikes. On top of her very demanding course load, Douglas also dedicates any spare time that she has to volunteer in many different capacities.
She is currently the VP Communications for the UVic Pre-Medical Club. She is currently working with the First Nations Indigenous Students at UVIC to plan workshops for aboriginal students.
It has been a long-term goal of Sarah's to help inspire aboriginal youth to consider medicine and engineering as career pathways. She is currently working on a venture where current UVic medical engineering students wpid travel to aboriginal communities to talk about their experiences and to share information about the programs.
"Sarah is a tremendous role model as a U Sports student-athlete. She is a four-time CIS Academic All-Canadian, as well as a fantastic soccer player. She is passionate about academics, athletics and genuinely wants to help people. Our world will be a better place because of people like Sarah."
2016 Canada West Women's Soccer First Team All-Stars
Position / Name / School / Year / Hometown / Program
GK / Ally Williamson / Trinity Western / 5 / Langley, BC / General Studies
DEF / Aman Shergill / UBC / 4 / Surrey, BC / Kinesiology
DEF / Meagan Manson / Saskatchewan / 5 / Prince Albert, SK / Business
DEF / Amy Gartke / Trinity Western / 3 / Edmonton, AB / General Studies
DEF / Tristan Corneil / Fraser Valley / 5 / Cloverdale, BC / Kinesiology
DEF / Fallon Dickie / Alberta / 5 / St. Albert, AB / Arts
OFF / Jordan Smith / Calgary / 4 / Calgary, AB / Arts
OFF / Monika Levarsky / Fraser Valley / 3 / Surrey, BC / Arts
OFF / Jasmin Dhanda / UBC / 4 / Surrey, BC / Kinesiology
OFF / Seina Kashima / Trinity Western / Burnaby, BC / General Studies
OFF / Mollee Ramsay / Calgary / 5 / Calgary, AB / Kinesiology
2016 Canada West Women's Soccer Second Team All-Stars
Position / Name / School / Year / Hometown / Program
GK / Emily Burns / MacEwan / 2 / Sherwood Park, AB / Arts
DEF / Talia White / Calgary / 1 / Calgary, AB / Kinesiology
DEF / Lindsay Machin / Victoria / 5 / Richmond, BC / Education
DEF / Jennifer Miller / Saskatchewan / 4 / Saskatoon, SK / Kinesiology
DEF / Jamie Pasemko / Alberta / 4 / Edmonton, AB / Physical Education & Rec.
DEF / Amanda Wong / Manitoba / 2 / Winnipeg, MB / Science
OFF / Natalie Arnett / Calgary / 3 / Calgary, AB / Arts
OFF / Maddie Lee / Calgary / 4 / Lethbridge, AB / Arts
OFF / Nikki Furukawa / Lethbridge / 4 / Lethbridge, AB / Science
OFF / Sydney Daines / Alberta / 3 / Red Deer, AB / Native Studies
OFF / Isabella Di Trocchio / Trinity Western / 5 / Burnaby, BC / Biology


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Important IP News in 2017
Kuwait Starts Accepting e-Trademark Applications:
Kuwait Trademarks Office announced that it has started receiving electronic filing of new trademark applications.
Amended Patent Law Comes into Force in Jordan
Jordan's Ministry of Industry and Trade announced that the amended Patent Law No. 16 and the amended Patent Law No. 17 of 2017 have been published in the Official Gazette No. 5760, and entered into force in Jordan on June 16, 2017.
European Patent Validation in Tunisia
The European Patent Office (EPO) and the Tunisian National Institute for Standardization and Industrial Property (INNORPI) announced that the validation of European patents is possible in Tunisia, as from December 1, 2017.
GCC Trademark Law Comes into Force in Oman
Oman adopted the GCC Trademark Law that came into force in the country as of July 25, 2017.The GCC Trademark Law, which was published in the Official Gazette No. 1204, comprises 52 articles, outlines the general directives. and rulings governing trademark registration, renewal, assignment and cancellation procedures in the GCC countries
India Releases Trade Marks Amendments Rules 2017
The Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion, affiliated to the Ministry of Commerce and Industry in India has announced that the new amended trademark rules entered into force in India, effective March 6, 2017.
The new Trade Marks Rules simplified the processes, by introducing fewer forms, and gave preference to online filings.
Iraq: Trademarks Published in Three Official Gazettes Issues
Pursuant to the provisions of the Article No. 11 of the Iraqi Trademark Law No. 21 of 1957, the approved trademarks will be published in three consecutive editions of the Official Gazette with one-week interval, noting that the 90-day opposition period will be counted from the publication date of the last issue.
Jordan Joins the PCT
The Government of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan has deposited, on March 9, 2017, its instrument of accession to the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT). The said
Treaty has entered into force, with respect to Jordan, on June 9, 2017.
.KW Domain Registration Commences in Kuwait
The Communication and Information Technology Regulatory Authority (CITRA) of Kuwait announced the launch of the registration of domain names under (.kw) country-code Top Level Domain (ccTLD).
New Practice for Filing New Trademark Applications in Bahrain
The Industrial Property Office of Bahrain (IPO) set a new practice to file new trademark applications in Bahrain, as it will no more accept the P.O.
Box address only for filing new trademark applications in Bahrain.
Instead, the complete address of the applicant (building name, number, and street name) should be mentioned in the application form.
Online Issuance of Trademark Registration in UAE
The Trademarks Office of the United Arab Emirates announced recently that the new trademark certificates will be issued electronically for the publication in the official gazettes number 180 onwards. However, the certificates for previous publications will be issued manually from the Trademarks Office.
Qatar Accepts Trademark Applications under Classes 43, 44 and 45 of Nice Classification
The Trademarks Office in Qatar announced that Qatar adopted the international classes 43, 44 and 45 of the International Classification of Goods and Services for the Purposes of the Registration of Marks (Nice Classification). TM Office has started accepting trademark applications for services that fall under classes 43, 44 and 45 as of February 12, 2017.
Qatar Launches Online Copyright Applications
The Ministry of Economy and Commerce in Qatar announced that it has recently launched the new service of online copyright applications.
Copyright applications can be submitted on the website of the Qatari Copyrights Office at www.services.mec.gov.qa
Registration of Accented Domain Names Containing Special Characters in Morocco
The National Telecommunication Authority in Morocco announced that accented Domain names containing special characters such as: â, ç, è, é, ê, ë, î, ï, ô, ù, Û, ü became possible in Morocco since March 1st 2017.
Tunisia to Apply E-Filing System
Following the meeting held between the Tunisian Office for Normalization and Industrial Property (INNORPI) and the main agents of
patents and trademarks in Tunisia, the E-Filing system for trademarks and patents has been adopted in Tunisia.
Turkey Provides Protection for Unregistered Designs
The new Industrial Property Law No. 6769 (IP Law) has brought many amendments to the protection of Intellectual Property in Turkey, especially the industrial designs.
One of the major amendments to the industrial design's rights is that the protection of unregistered industrial design became available in Turkey. The protection term of unregistered designs is three years starting from the design's disclosure date.
Qatar Introduces E-Filing of Trademark Applications
The Qatari Trademarks Office started receiving and processing trademark applications in electronic form. The Trademarks Office announced that it will include all other trademark services to be filed online shortly.
GCC Countries to Apply a New VAT Rate
A New VAT of 5% will be applied in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates as from January 1, 2018.
Turkey Issues New Industrial Property Law
The new Industrial Property Law No. 6769 which was adopted by the Grand National Assembly of Turkey on December 22, 2016, entered into force as from its publication date at the official gazette on January 10, 2017.
AGIP Selected One of the Top 10 Intellectual Property Firms in China
Abu-Ghazaleh Intellectual Property (AGIP) has been selected one of the top 10 Intellectual Property firms in China, and won the Best Trademark Agency of the Year 2017 during a special ceremony by China Intellectual Property Forum.
AGIP Directors Appointed to INTA Committees
The International Trademark Association (INTA) has recently announced the selection of two senior staff representing Abu-Ghazaleh Intellectual Property (AGIP) to the INTA Committees for the 2018 – 2019 term.
Mr. Motasem Abu-Ghazaleh, National Development Executive Director, was appointed to co-chair the Middle East Global Advisory Council, and Ms. Dima Naber, Counsel and International Business Development Executive Director, to Programming Advisory Committee.
AGIP is First to File e-Trademark Application in Kuwait
AGIP has become the first IP agent to file an electronic trademark application in Kuwait, following the Kuwait Trademark Office announcement to start receiving electronic filing of new trademark applications.
AGIP Selected to Join INTA Brand Value Project Team
AGIP's Regional Office Executive Director, Mr. Charles Sha'ban, has recently been selected a member of the special project team to focus on the business value of Brands including Brand Valuation, as directed by the INTA 2018-2021 Strategic Plan. For more IP news, please visit AGIP website at: www.agip.com, or subscribe to our monthly bulletin, by clicking here
Case No. 205/2016 Al-Jebrini Dairies & Foodstuff Co. (Plaintiff) Vs Al-Juneidi Dairy and Food Products Ltd. (Defendant)
By Ayman Ghonemi
TAG-Legal Arab Countries Office
Talal Abu-Ghazaleh Legal (TAG-Legal)
Disclaimer: The following Article is intended for general information purposes only.
The High Court in the West Bank ruled in case No. 205/2016 on behalf of Al-Jebrini Dairies & Foodstuff Co. based on the renown of their trademark.
The facts of the case as claimed were as the following:
Al-Jebrini the owner of the well-known trademark Milky Land noticed that a confusingly similar trademark had been filed in West Bank titled "Milko".
The owner of Milky filed an opposition against the said trademark however; the Registrar refused the opposition and counterstatement, which led the owner to file the appeal before the High Court.
The Appeal demonstrated that the prior use of the trademark Milky by the owner and the similarity between Milky vs. Milko might cause confusion before the consumers and encourage unfair competition.
According to Article 8 of the Trademark Law No. 33 of 1952, "it is prohibited to register any trademark, which might lead to confusion or encourage unfair competition…. In addition, any trademark which is similar to a prior registered trademark….", and based on the fact of the similarities between both trademarks (i.e. Milko and Milky) hence, the Registrar's decision did not comply with the rules of law.
Moreover, as per Article 174 of the Civil and Penal procedural Law No.2 of 2001, a decision issued by a court or an authority which is similar to the same, must contain all… facts, documents, claims of the case, the motifs of the decision based on the aforementioned decision)
Based on the above-mentioned points the court revoked the Registrar's decision.
Domain Names Dispute Resolution "UDRP"
By Youmna Al-Fuly
TAG-Legal Egypt Office
Talal Abu-Ghazaleh Legal (TAG-Legal)
Disclaimer: The following Article is intended for general information purposes only.
The Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Process was adopted by ICANN in 1999 based on recommendations made by WIPO in the First WIPO Internet Domain Name Process.
The UDRP is limited to clear cases of bad-faith, abusive registration and use of domain names and has proven highly popular among trademark owners.
One of the main purposes of the UDRP is to provide a quick, cheap, and straight forward to adjudicate domain name disputes between trademark holders and bad faith registrants of domain names.
Complaints are filed with the Dispute Resolution service providers accredited by the ICANN (i.e. WIPO, ACDR, FORUM… etc.). The Complainant, who should be the trademark owner, is required to provide evidence of the ownership of the trademark. The Respondent, who is the registrant of the domain name, has to prove a legitimate interest for using the domain name.
The Complainant at the time of filing has the choice of the remedy between three possible remedies, which are Cancellation, transferal or sustaining (in case the complaint is denied) of the domain name.
In order to be successful under the UDRP, the following are the cumulative conditions that must be proven by the complainant, or otherwise the complaint will be denied:
- The domain name registered by the domain name registrant is identical or confusingly similar to a trademark or service mark in which the complainant (the person or entity bringing the complaint) has rights; and
To satisfy the first requirement of the UDRP, the complainant must prove that it has acquired rights, including trademark rights, over the disputed name or part of the name that constitute the litigious domain name.
In "Edg0.com" complaint, TAGLegal team based their claims on the fact that the complainant has been in business since 1956 and holder of the domain name registered with the company's abbreviation, since 1998. The disputed domain name that was registered using the trademark name entirely, with the last letter "O" being replaced with the number "0", which is not sufficiently distinguished.
In this regard, the panel has ordered in its decision the transferal of the disputed domain name "edg0.com" to the complainant.
- The domain name registrant has no rights or legitimate interests in respect of the domain name in question; and
This element, which lists several (non-exclusive) examples of registrant rights or legitimate interests, including using the domain name in connection with a bona fide offering of goods or services, the registrant being commonly known by the disputed domain name, and legitimate non-commercial or fair use.
Hence, where a Complainant makes an initial prima facie case that, the Respondent lacks rights or legitimate interests in a disputed domain name; the burden of proof on this element shift to the Respondent.
In relation to City CENTRE ME'AISEM, the complainant has filed a complaint against the disputed domain name <citycentremeaisem.com> using the complainant's trademark as well as company name as it appears in the company's Commercial Register.
In addition, the respondent is not affiliated with the complainant in anyway, the website containing the disputed domain name creates an impression that it relates to the trademark "CITY CENTRE ME'AISEM" which means that he has no rights or legitimate interests in respect of the disputed domain name
Based on the foregoing and the other principles, the Panel ruled the transferal of the disputed domain name to the complainant.
- The domain name has been registered and is being used in bad faith.
Bad faith, is often the easiest to satisfy and can usually be demonstrated with the content of the website which may show that it is merely a "parking domain" for instance, or any other lucrative domain.
Often, companies or individuals who have no legitimate interest in the domain name purposely use trademarks that are not yet registered domains, and seek monetary value from the trademark owners.
In the light of the above, TAGLegal Egypt have succeeded in many cases in this regard, such as; "Zalatimo Brothers for Sweets" concerning the disputed domain name <zalatimoh.com>
It was a clear infringement as the domain name is identical to the complainant trademark, on the basis that the only letter differentiating the main element of the disputed domain name was an additional "h" to the complainant registered trademark and domain name "Zalatimo.com" since June 1998.
In this regard, the Panel ordered the transferal of the disputed domain name to the complainant.
Domain name disputes now form a significant practice area for IP lawyers. However, they rarely merit the expense of litigation. The favored route to resolution of these disputes tends to be the Alternative Dispute Resolution policies for the various domains, the most used of which is the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP).
For further details, please contact TAG-Legal Egypt Office at: firstname.lastname@example.com
TAGLegal Digest 2017

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About the itemGobstoppers of white coral lend a glamourous touch to your Rosa. This coral isn't rare or protected, so you don't have to worry about damaging fragile ecosystems when you buy it ! Each drop measures approximately 15mm diameter All our charms and pendants are suitable for our Rosa Necklaces, however some are in our opinion are probably too big for Rosa Bracelets. This pendant is suitable for Rosa Necklaces, or any other appropriate necklace, but we don't recommend it for bracelets.Dimensions:Length = 1.5cm (0.6 inches)Width = 1.5cm (0.6 inches)Weight = 16gStock Code: 40000935


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Happy Hearts Personal Care Home
3614 Logwood Court
Decatur, GA 30034
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Categories: Assisted Living, Care Home
Situated within Decatur, Georgia, Happy Hearts Personal Care Home is a 3 unit community for eldery individuals. They provide senior housing in a well-managed and pleasing environment. The zip code of 30034 in which they are located has a dense population, with around 43,113 people. It is a mostly middle class area, with an average household income of $49,519. This residence is conveniently located, with medical facilities, shopping, and religious services all in a close distance. They are only 3.8 miles from Georgia Reg Hosp At Atlanta, there are 4 pharmacies within a mile of the community, and there are 18 churches within 4 miles, including New Life Baptist Church, Trinity Baptist Church, First African Presbyterian Chr, and Big Miller Grove Bapt Church.
Happy Hearts Personal Care Home offers assisted living. They can care for individuals who are mobile but may need some support with common tasks like personal hygiene, food preparation, and house keeping. They have many services and amenities available to their residents. For example, they have multiple dining selections including low salt options. Additionally, they provide different room amenities such as on-call maintenance, regular maid service, central A/C, and safety and disabled fixtures. Finally, they provide a few different property features that include a communal dining hall, a communal living room, and a television and media room.
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LAKE WORTH — The Lake Worth High School football team unleashed a big-play offense and defense en route to a 31-6 opening-game victory over Twin Lakes Thursday night at Russ Bullard Field in a Palm Beach Coast Division game.
Senior Bob Rhinehart scored twice within two minutes in the second quarter to break the game open for the Trojans. Rhinehart caught a 55-yard touchdown pass and seconds later intercepted a pass and returned it 61 yards for another score.
``That was the best game I`ve seen (Rhinehart) play at Lake Worth,`` Lake Worth coach Bruce Trent said. ``We got the big plays tonight and they were something we`ve been working on. I didn`t think the score would be this big because of our offense, but I knew our defense would be tough.``
After a scoreless first quarter, the Trojans scored three touchdowns in the second. Linebacker Jim Proctor intercepted a deflected Alonzo Reese pass on the Twin Lakes` 19-yard line. Trojan quarterback Juan Flores hit tight end Scott Zappolo for a 17-yard pass to bring the ball inside the 5-yard line. Carlton Ivery ran in from the 2. The Rams couldn`t mount a consistent attack in the first half. They were hurt by two fumbles and two interceptions. Gary Brannon dropped a Lake Worth punt in the second quarter and it was recovered by Art Scott on the Rams` 48-yard line.
Flores was nailed for a 10-yard loss, but on the next play he lateralled to sophomore wide receiver Brian Condo, who hit Rhinehart for the 55-yard touchdown pass. Rhinehart had the defenders fooled and ran under the Condo pass, which looked at first to be slightly overthrown. Rhinehart hit Flores for the two-point conversion on a wide receiver option pass to give Lake Worth a 14-0 lead.
``We simply missed an assignment on that play,`` Twin Lakes coach Ben McCoy said. ``I didn`t think the first pass was a lateral. Our team was flat in the second quarter. We just didn`t have the killer instinct. We moved the ball well at times in the first half, but didn`t keep it going. We were always getting a penalty or fumbling.``


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Mixed martial arts fighter Reid Andrews's chance to reclaim his title as light heavyweight champ is shattered when he's injured only months before the rematch. To make sure he's healed in time, his trainer sends him to recuperate under a professional's care—Reid's best friend's little sister, all grown up. Disorganized and bookish Lucie Miller needs some professional help of her own. She'd do anything to catch the eye of a doctor she's crushed on for years, so when Reid offers seduction lessons in exchange for 24/7 conditioning for the biggest fight of his career, Lucie jumps at the chance. Soon Reid finds himself in the fight of his life...winning Lucie's heart before she gives it to someone else.
Each book in the Fighting for Love series is a standalone story that can be enjoyed out of order.
Series Order:
Book #1 Seducing Cinderella
Book #2 Rules of Entanglement
Book #3 Fighting For Irish
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Dolphin to left; back flat (tail broken away). Reverse: Inscription in relief in Greek. (see media screen for Greek inscription)
By date unknown: R. Cyril Lockett Collection; by 1958: with Glendining & Co., Ltd., 7 Blenheim Street, New Bond Street, London, W. 1 (Glendining auction of the Lockett Collection, part 6, February 12-13, 1958, lot 1540, partial); purchased at the Glendining auction on behalf of MFA by A. H. Baldwin & Sons, Ltd., 3 Robert Street, Adelphi, London, W.C. 2; purchased by MFA from A. H. Baldwin & Sons, Ltd., March 13, 1958, for £ 5,354/8/0 (this is the total price of 58.301-58.313)
Credit Line
Theodora Wilbour Fund in memory of Zoë Wilbour
Greek, Classical Period, about mid-5th century B.C.
Olbia, Sarmatia
Catalogue Raisonné
Greek Coins, 1950-1963 (MFA), no. 080.
Overall: 32 mm. Weight: 2.50 gm.
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Valentine's Day craft: Homemade Thumb print animals VD cards
It's that time of the year again! This year we made animals thumbprints Valentine's Day cards for the boy's classmates. I got my ideas from here. These cards are really easy to create, and what I love most about this craft is that it is almost mess-free and most importantly, takes very little time to make. It only took both the boy and I less than 45mins to make all 22 cards.
The boy's contributions are the thumb printing and name writing, while I did the rest of the stuff, i.e. cutting the paper to size, writing the greetings and adding details to the animals. I would say, it was rather fun creating these cards! So fun that I may offer my service to help the girl create her VD cards tomorrow too! LOL *:^)
Materials used
Construction papers (or any heavy paper) for the card
Ink pads (any colors)
Here are some of our creations…
I really love how the froggy one turned out. Both frogs look so cute and happy. So, I went ahead to create more froggy ones!
Ain't they cute? 😉
3 Responses to "Valentine's Day craft: Homemade Thumb print animals VD cards"
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Thanks, Zmaomao! 🙂


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The game is six degrees of Canadian history. Take two seemingly unrelated pieces of Canadian culture and connect the dots through various people, places and events to discover how they're distantly — or maybe not-so-distantly — related. Along the way, we visit the quizzical and curious, the tragic and comic, and everything in between.
During the 20th century, the federal government established racially segregated "Indian hospitals" for the treatment of First Nations and Inuit peoples in Canada. With the coming of medicare in the late 1960s, the government began to close most of the Indian hospitals, though it continues to operate hospitals at Norway House and Hodgson in Manitoba.
Climate change occurs when long-term weather patterns begin to shift. These periods of change have occurred throughout the Earth's history over extended periods of time. However, since the Industrial Revolution the world has been warming at an unprecedented rate. Because of this, the current period of climate change is often referred to as "global warming." Human activities that release heat-trapping greenhouse gases, such as the burning of fossil fuels, are largely responsible for this increased rate of change. The implications of this global increase in temperature are potentially disastrous and include extreme weather events, rising sea levels and loss of habitat for plants, animals and humans. In Canada, efforts to mitigate climate change include phasing-out coal-fired power plants in Ontario and instituting a carbon tax in British Columbia.
In the early years of the mental-health movement, mental health was often defined as the absence of symptoms of mental illness. Since that time, attempts have been made to relate mental health to a concept of psychological well-being and to certain capacities of individuals, eg, the capacity to perceive reality "objectively," to be flexible in meeting new situations and to understand another's point of view. However, no clear line divides the mentally healthy from the mentally unhealthy, and in addition, the definition of mental health is relative and is dependent on cultural context. The characteristics of a mentally healthy person in one milieu may seem very different from those of a mentally healthy person in another.
The amount of rain or snow that reaches the ground can vary dramatically on any particular given day, even over short distances. Many people have experienced a near-deluge of rain in their backyard, while at the same time their front yard or their neighbour's home remains quite dry.2
Overdoses from a class of painkiller drugs called opioids are claiming the lives of thousands of Canadians from all walks of life. The death count is the result of an escalating public health crisis: an epidemic of opioid addiction. The crisis is made more deadly by an influx of illicit fentanyl and chemically similar drugs, but it can be traced to the medical over-prescribing of opioids, including oxycodone, fentanyl, and morphine.
Winter occurs as the Earth's axis tilts away from the sun during the planet's annual rotation. The portion of the Earth that is furthest from the sun experiences winter, with weather that is colder than the other seasons. In the Northern Hemisphere, winter officially begins with the winter solstice, around 21 December, and ends at the spring equinox, around 21 March. Winter figures largely in Canada's climate, cultural experience and mythology. Every aspect of life in Canada is affected by winter, whether by heavy rains on the West Coast, isolation during the long Arctic winters, raging blizzards across the prairies or huge snowfalls in eastern Canada. Winter is reflected in Canadian art, literature, music, fashion, pastimes and attitudes.
The Geological Survey of Canada (GSC) is Canada's national agency for geoscientific information and research. It studies and reports on Canada's geology, natural geological hazards, and the development of natural resources. Established in 1842 primarily to promote the mining industry, it is one of the country's oldest scientific organizations. Throughout its history, the Survey has produced some of the most comprehensive and detailed maps of the Canadian landscape, and published several important reports on its ecology and natural history.
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a mental illness that affects individuals exposed to trauma (although not all people exposed to trauma develop PTSD). Studies suggest that over 70 per cent of Canadians have been exposed to at least one traumatic event in their lifetime, and that nearly 1 out of 10 Canadians may develop PTSD at some point in their lives. PTSD can affect adults and children and can appear months or even years after exposure to the trauma.
In spring and summer the most abundant substance in leaves is chlorophyll, which gives them their green colour. Chlorophyll is essential for photosynthesis, the process which converts the energy of sunlight into sugar. Sunlight is also necessary for the synthesis of chlorophyll itself.
A species is endangered if there are threats to its survival. The major factors that put plant species at risk stem primarily from human activity, including the conversion of natural habitats into land for agricultural, urban and industrial purposes. In Canada, these activities threaten entire natural ecosystems, such as older forests and Prairie grasslands. As of 2017, of the approximate 7,300 species of flora in Canada, 233 are at risk.


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Most would agree that travel takes time and money. I say it is all about what and who you know. I know how to navigate Europe, and have a reservation on a friend's couch. Today will be the third time in three consecutive years I hop the pond into Italy. While my first stay in Florence was for study (or a four month vacation dubbed by my parents), my second was to nanny (for a manic mother, and a story I'll save for a later date).
Today, I travel for leisure. I travel to reunite with the girls who impacted my first journey in Italy. I travel to scratch the bite the bug has buried deep into my spirit.
This travel bug epidemic tends to spread to those who study abroad. They taste foreign land, foreign food, foreign men and want nothing from the ordinary every again. But once the semester ends, the fever alleviates and the majority of students return to a life of security. For me and my Florentine friends, we see this confusing and open time of our lives as an opportunity to fall back into wanderlust.
While we have the time to wander, it is the money that may cause an issue. After two months of "funemployment" I should be securing some sort of income. Especially after allocating August to hop about the United States with a friend who is also in this career-limbo phase. Instead of job searching, I checked my bank account and my inbox and booked an impromptu escape to Italy.
Is the transatlantic trip rational? I avoid adding chicken on my salad to save money. That's rational. But a three-peat trip of a lifetime? Also rational.
Like an education, you cannot put a price tag on experiences. As the anonymous quote goes,
"Don't tell me how educated you are, tell me how much you traveled"
I've earned my degree, but baby, I have so much to learn.
I relaunch my blog, my public diary, as "Live Prolific" to inspire those to live in abundance. For me, this means to grasp every opportunity to wander.
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Cardio exercise is any exercise that raises your heart rate. Face it our bodies were made to move. And we all know that to keep our muscles in shape we need move them. This movement makes them stronger and stronger muscles make for a more efficient and healthy body. Your heart is a muscle. Therefore working it makes it stronger. A stronger cardio-vascular system means more capillaries delivering more oxygen to cells in your muscles. This enables your cells to burn more fat during both exercise and inactivity.
Cardio exercises are very much helpful for human beings. In our busy life and modern world getting stressed and diseased has become common. Exercising can be a way to be healthy.
Here are top 10 reasons why you should start doing cardio exercises.
1. Add years to your life- Live longer
If you want to live longer then there is a way to add some more years to your life. A healthy heart and a healthy brain are necessary for longer life. But simply hoping for it isn't enough. This is where cardio is very useful. Studies show that people who do cardio exercises regularly live longer than those who don't.
Apart from keeping your heart healthy, doing cardio also keeps your brain healthy. If you go on a walk for at least thirty minutes daily then you can reduce your risk of premature death considerably. Cardio exercises also reduce the rate of cognitive decline in people.
2. Stay active
If you want to Stay active, so Cardio exercise is not all about the body it is about the physical benefits, it helps to keep you mentally healthy. Running, jogging and walking are the exercise that are generally used for keeping yourself active. Studies show that regular cardio exercises can keep you active for the length of an entire day. It is why early morning jogs and walks are advised. It is also recommended for older people so that they can try to stay as active as possible and battle old age with ease.
3. Exercise Boosts Brainpower- Boost your mood
Not only does exercise improve your body, it helps your mental function. Cardio exercises are known mood boosters. Swimming and walking combined with some music can do you a world of good.During exercise, the body releases endorphins and this allows the body to cool the tension down. Cardio allows body and mind to work together to solve both physical and mental problems.
"It is clear that those who are active and who exercise are much more productive at work." Boosting you mood is one of the most useful benefits of Cardio exercise. It is a well-known fact that a good friend can always lift your mood.
4. Reduces stress
Exercise not only has a positive effect on your body but it also has a positive effect on your spirit. The key to good mood with reduced stress is cardio exercises. Wondering how can just exercising help you to contend with such a difficult problem like stress and depression? The answer is that, exercise have neurochemical benefits, it helps our brain to reduce the risk of hormones such as adrenaline in excess which can cause depression and stress.
5. Increase body metabolism
Cardio also helps to improve your hormonal profile. Cardio has great positive effect on body metabolism. Cardio exercise increases the rate of various processes in the body, which are collectively known as your metabolism and it also helps to quicken your heart rate. Studies say that the more intense the cardio session, the more the increase in your metabolic rate. Intensive interval sprints increase the metabolism. It easier to both lose and maintain your weight with increased metabolism.
6. Reduce craving
Muscle burns more calories at rest than body fat. So the more muscle you have, the higher your resting metabolic rate. And, of course, you also burn calories while you're actually exercising. While doing continuous workout and keeping a strict diet to maintain your body, it is very difficult to keep a distance from foods like chocolate, junk foods etc.
So why do some people want to eat more after working out than others? It is so hard to keep ourselves away from the mouth watering chocolates. This yummy delight is something no one can refuse. But, chocolates might be the reason you are putting on so much weight. If you want to keep a check on your craving for chocolate, cardio exercises will be very much helpful for you. Just a walk for 15 minutes a day can decrease your cravings for chocolates.
7. Reduce health problems
Cardio exercise decreases the risk of many health conditions like obesity, heart disease, high blood pressure, type-2 diabetes, stroke and some types of cancer. Cardio exercises like walking and running can reduce the risk of osteoporosis. If you have had a heart attack before, frequent cardio exercise can help reduce chance of another attack.
Regular exercise can also decrease cataract risk. Women who either did moderate exercise for 2.5 hours a week or rigorous workout for 75 minutes a week reduced their chances of getting breast cancer, said a study by Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise. Exercise helps you lead a healthy life and reduces your health problems considerably.
8. Increase stamina
Stamina is very important if you are going to continue cardio exercises on a long term basis. During cardio, the speed of your breath intake increases as you will require more oxygen and thus your heart rate speeds up to increase the amount of oxygen in your bloodstream. Regular exercise makes your heart, lungs and blood vessels more effective and faster at transporting oxygen all parts of the body. Repeated cardio strengthens your heart and lungs and moderates your fatigue level and allows you to gradually increase the length of your exercise sessions.
9. Good for your eyes
With this point you must have already made your mind your exercise daily. Now if you think exercising can be good for your every part of the body then it is so correct. Doing cardio exercises also keeps your eyes healthy as proven by a research. Running 2 miles a day reduces the risk of macular generation related to the age by nineteen percent. If you want it reduce the risk further to 50 percent then run a little more.
10. Maintain proper weight
When someone wants to create a first impression, they have to model their body properly, because at first glance, no one can see your good personality or character, but can only see your face and your body. Combined with a healthy and steady diet, cardio can help you lose weight and make you look more fit and healthy than before. This doesn't mean that one has to sign up at a nearby gym. All that is required is a morning jog, a few kilometers of walking and an occasional swim.
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Amazing Health Benefits Of Red Wine
April 12, 2015 Drink, Health No Comments
A magazine specialized in reporting facts and reports in science has recently published some amazing great health benefits of the consumption of red wine.
The study was made by the researchers who study in the American Texas university and it stated the following benefits:
The Consumption of red wine:
– Reduces the chances of getting memory related issues & diseases that happen as we age.
– Reduces the risks of getting heart diseases.
– Has positive effects for our circulatory system and it gets it much better.
These benefits are due to the fact that red wine contains a substance called Resveratrol which has some amazing anti-oxidizing powers.
Resveratrol is found in red grapes and nuts.
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Thursday, October 31, 2013
Follow-up May Be Necessary for Synagis Delivery
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Glad you made the follow up phone call and got this information. I have a hard time believing the pharmacy would send any parent this or any drug that needs to be given by injection.ReplyDelete
It would had been nice if our insurance company's special pharmacy division would have sent us information about the ordering and shipping process, along with our Synagis approval letter. Apparently, we are supposed to receive a "Welcome Packet" concerning the specialty pharmacy division and how it works. According to customer service, the welcome packet won't be coming right away since we were only approved for the drug earlier this month. It seems strange that the packet would be delayed -- especially since we were approved to start receiving Synagis in November (which is tomorrow).ReplyDelete


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Classes to keep you warm, relaxed and social throughout winter
If you've always wanted to run away to the circus and unleash your inner acrobat then this one's for you. Circus WA at Old Customs House offers aerial conditioning classes for adults. Picture yourself swinging from coils of silk, swaying on trapezes and balancing along tightropes. You'll be looking good in that new swimsuit in summer by the end of this class.
Learn to Jitterbug! Did you know there are two swing dance schools in Fremantle? Hard to believe but it shows you that swing (also known as the Jitterbug or Lindy hop) is hitting the world by storm. We tried out the Monday evening drop in class at North Fremantle Bowling Club run by Swing It Swing Dance School. Beginners really are welcome and you don't need to have a dance partner to join the class, just turn up and be ready to get hot, sweaty and laugh–a lot! You can also check out Perth Swing Dance Academy on Thursday nights at the Fremantle Bowling Club.
Fremantle is a foodie haven and many cafe's and restaurants offer workshops and classes to share secrets behind their signature dishes. Check May Street Larder, The Raw Kitchen and Moore & Moore.
Moving to something to reenergise your spirit we headed to the Fremantle Fibonacci Centre, a cultural powerhouse in Blinco Street, to loosen-up with a Spanda Yoga class. Roll out the yoga mat, enter a series of guided asanas and feel your limbs relax and your mind unwind. Once the workout is complete, head to the Blinco Street Café located on site and receive a 10% yoga students' discount on an invigorating smoothie or a creamy chai latte.
Find details on these classes and plenty more ideas to inspire you at fremantlestory.com.au, just search workshops and classes, book in and turn up.
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We are pleased to have the support of the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority and the Manitoba Public Insurance in the delivery of the Prevent Alcohol and Risk-related Trauma in Youth (P.A.R.T.Y.) program to high school students across the province.
If your high school would like to participate in this one day, experiential program, contact us today.
Program description
The P.A.R.T.Y. Program ( Prevent Alcohol and Risk-related Trauma in Youth) is a dynamic, interactive injury prevention. health promotion program for teenagers. P.A.R.T.Y. was developed in 1986 at Sunnybrook and Women's College Health Science Centre in Toronto, Ontario, through the request from teenagers.
In Canada, the incidence of trauma injury and death occurs in the 15-24 year age groups. P.A.R.T.Y. was created to educate teens about the perils of risk taking in behaviour and the tragic consequences that can occur. This program is a vital component of the growing effort to reduce death and injury in alcohol and risk-related incidents.
Program Outline
The P.A.R.T.Y. Program is a one-day field trip for teenagers. Their day follows the painful journey of a trauma patient, from pre-hospital care through rehabilitation.
The program includes:
– Mock car crash ( video or live presentation)
– Tours through Emergency or Intensive Care Unitys where available
– Brain injury survivors testimonials/storytelling
– Lunch scenario (i.e. teenagers may eat lunch as if they are brain or spinal cord injured persons, using various devices used during rehabilitation
– OT/PT Rehabilitation team presentation
– Drugs and Alcohol presentation by P.A.R.T.Y. Coordinator
MBIA is a proud partner of hospitals, EMS staff, schools and corporations across the province dedicated to improving the health and lifestyle of young Manitobans.
The first P.A.R.T.Y. program took place in Manitoba in 1988. Since the start of the program, thousands of students have participated and in 2003-2004 MBIA expanded the program to include rural Manitoba.
For more information on the National Party program click here www.partyprogram.ca
MBIA also stages an annual mock car crash in both Winnipeg and one other Manitoba location. The dramatic event shows students the potential results of driving while impaired, without a seatbelt, or while speeding.
Students witness actors and rescue personnel in the aftermath of a collision. A number of individuals and organizations voluntarily assist to create a realistic crash scenario including:
- Police service traffic divisions (WPS and RCMP)
- Paramedic Association of Manitoba
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A wife and loving mother of five, Rowena Osama, 40, has lived in the Philippines' Sarangani province since 1986. She delivered her five children at home through the help of a village healer, known locally as an arbulario. She recounts that her first delivery was difficult. "It was incredibly painful and there was a lot of blood," Rowena shares.
Her second delivery was even more complicated. Sitti Hayla, her second child who is now 15, almost died. "I was crying aloud with fear of losing her. Thank God she survived," recalls Rowena. The village healer used herbal medicines to assist in her delivery. "It's a cultural thing, but I realized that it isn't safe. I'm thankful my Sitti -- and the rest of my kids -- made it."
Despite her busy schedule, Rowena Osama loves and cares for her own family while she pours herself into service in the community. Photo: Crislyn Felisilda/World Vision
Maternal mortality
Two years ago, Rowena witnessed the tragic death of a friend after she gave birth. "Before that, most pregnant women in our community did not visit the health center for prenatal or postnatal care. Moreover, when their children got sick, they resorted to using self-prescribed medication only," she adds.
In most Muslim communities on Mindanao Island, women generally have 10 or more children. Unfortunately some babies, and even mothers themselves, die before or after the delivery due to various complications. "The lack of prenatal care played a role in the poor health of the children," Rowena says.
Medical records of the Sarangani Provincial Health Office show that the major cause of maternal mortality was a retained placenta. "Inadequate primary health care and insufficient health services, coupled with socioeconomic instability in poor regions of Mindanao, all contribute to this bleak outlook for mothers and their infants," says Jennifer Sapuiz, World Vision health development staff member.
"Low level of competence among local health practitioners as well as lack of community awareness on health issues result in significant complications of maternal and child health," adds Sapuiz.
Empowering community health workers
In response to maternal mortality, World Vision -- in partnership with the local health office -- conducted training on Inter-Personal Communication and Counseling Skills to help improve maternal and child health care. The goal of the training was to facilitate behavior change among mothers, so that they would be willing to seek health services at the village health centers. World Vision also distributed pediatric equipment to the health facilities working on maternal and child health in Sarangani.
After learning about nutrition, maternal and child care, Rowena actively advocated for others to recognize the importance of providing care for women and children. Now every week Rowena gathers mothers to discuss maternal and child care. "More than half of the pregnant women in our community regularly attend buntis (pregnancy) class," says Rowena. "More mothers deliver babies in the health centers now."
In conservative Muslim communities, where newly married couples usually live in their parents' homes, Rowena made extra effort to encourage women to learn more about maternal, child care and nutrition, especially those who are unfamiliar with prenatal and postnatal care. She discovered that the mothers-in-law of young women also benefit from effective postnatal counseling sessions. "Once they understand the benefits, they encourage their daughters to visit the clinic. This way, we reach more women," she shares.
A mom and a leader
After learning about nutrition, maternal and child care, Rowena actively advocated for others to recognize the importance of providing care for women and children. Now every week Rowena gathers mothers to discuss maternal and child care.
Photo: Crislyn Felisilda/World Vision
Aside from being an active village health worker, Rowena also is a World Vision community volunteer. She regularly monitors the well-being of the children in her community. "Parents should know the nitty-gritty of taking care of themselves, especially their children. Ailing parents couldn't support their families. Sickly and malnourished children couldn't attend schools, setting back their education," Rowena added.
Despite her busy schedule, Rowena loves and cares for her own family while she pours herself into service in the community. She wakes up early in the morning to prepare breakfast for her family, making sure the house is clean and that the dishes are washed before heading out to the village clinic.
Rowena is thankful that Sitti Hanina, 14, her third child, became a World Vision sponsored child because that has helped out the entire family. Her husband drives a public utility tricycle to provide the family with a day-to-day income; earning only about $2-$3 daily doesn't always suffice, however. "World Vision is a big blessing to my family," she shares.
Rowena gives back by actively serving others to ensure that proper health and nutritional practices offer the greatest benefit to mothers and their children. She believes that education is the only antidote to poverty. "We're grateful for the training and support that World Vision provided," says Rowena. "We enjoy listening to the cries of newborn babies, especially because now they are healthy cries. They are cries of life."
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- Pray for the work of volunteer health advocates around the world, that their important information will be embraced by mothers and lead to better health and well-being for families, and that they will be a source of blessing and encouragement in their communities.
- Speak out to reduce preventable child death -- use our easy online action form to send an e-mail to your elected leaders.
- Learn more about how to provide essential care to help children survive their first 1,000 days of life, including health care, food and medicine -- as well as newborn care, breastfeeding support and education for pregnant and new mothers.
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MOUNT AIRY — Last December, the town's recycling program reached a zenith when citizens dropped off a record amount of goods at the bin in Watkins Park.
But after this coming December, the bin may be a memory, and the town's volunteer recycling program could be dismantled.
Still, that's a positive -- if ironic -- development, say volunteers who've logged many hours to make the town's recycling efforts successful.
That's because the phasing out of voluntary programs means a countywide, mandatory recycling program is at hand.
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Operate as Part of an Emergency Control Organisation (PUAWER005B) – Fire Warden
This nationally accredited Operate as Part of an Emergency Control Organisation (fire warden) training course provides participants with the skills and knowledge to implement the emergency response specified in the workplace emergency procedures or specified by a person at a higher level in the emergency control organisation. People who undertake this work will be working within the command, control and coordinate structure of the emergency control organisation.
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- Roles and Responsibilities:Types of Emergencies
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- Assembly point control, personnel accountability
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- Post initial response- recovery, re-location, restoration & de-brief
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Tony Carr – Masterclass
Report of Tony Carr's outstanding session for the LFCA at the Arsenal Hub on the 26th of October 2016.
Words by Steve Haslam- photos by David Cumberbatch
Tony Carr served West Ham United from 1973 until 2016, having left the club in September this year. All but one of those years, when he assisted Billy Bonds in coaching the First Team, was spent in coaching the Youth Section. During that time, Tony has written two books on coaching youth players and they have been studied copiously by numerous youth coaches at all levels and in all parts of the world.
Before going on to the training area, Tony gave a thorough introduction of his session to the attendee coaches. Tony made it clear that his great mentors had been the first two coaches he had worked under at West Ham – Ron Greenwood and John Lyall. It was from them that he learned the philosophy of the game and he has never deviated from the path they put him on. His job centred on young player development and was not results based. The only time that winning was important was when his Under 18 team played in the FA Youth Cup. The rest of the time, he was only judged on what players came through the system and made it into the First Team or, if they failed to make it in West Ham's First Team, whether they could bring in a transfer fee by being sold to another club.
Tony said that it is so tough now for a young player to break into the First Team of a Premier League club, so it was important to at least make a profit from them by selling them on to another club. He gave the example of Manchester United's Marcus Rashford. A year ago the young striker was an unknown in United's Under 18s. Then he got into the First Team almost by default because they had so many injuries that they had no one else to put in. But since then Rashford has never looked back, scored goals against Arsenal in his first full League game, kept his place and even forced his way into the England team. Tony said that opportunity is the buzzword for young players. He gave another example: the young Chelsea striker, Tammy Abraham. Having gone on loan to Bristol City, he now has the opportunity to prove himself and he has already shown his goal scoring ability.
So then Tony went out on to the training area and put on his practical session.
The first practice involved the players forming a circle with one player in the middle of the circle with the ball. He had to pass the ball to any one on the outside of the circle and then immediately go to pressure that player as they received it. The player on the left of the receiver had to immediately step forward, taking up a support position. The player who had received the pass had to play a 1 – 2 with the supporting player, thereby beating the pressurising player and going on to pass to another player on the circle, pressurising him and the practice continued in this manner.
The important point which Tony stressed as the players improved in understanding and confidence, was that they had to play each pass with their first touch.
The problems which the players had in making the practice work in the early stages were lack of communication and lack of control. It was important that the runner going for the 1 – 2 pass must go on the defender's left side as he ran. Tony also pointed out that if the pressurising player attempted to read the pass by keeping to the side where the ball would be passed, then the player would just go past him, keeping the ball and going past him on the other side because there was no need to play a wall pass if the space was there . It was noticeable that after three minutes the practice improved. Tony said that if the players struggle then make the area bigger. He also pointed out that if a player needs thinking time when he gets the ball then he takes too many touches. It had to be performed with one touch passes because to take more would prevent the one two movement succeeding in penetrating the opponents.
Tony now developed the practice by telling both the players on either side of the receiver to take up support position and the player receiving the pass played either, whichever seemed the most appropriate. Tony pointed out that when you teach very young players the first thing is to control the ball, then control and pass, and then, finally, control, pass and move: three things. But here we are just saying pass and move. So relative to pass and move is the pass. So when passing the ball it was important to give a ball that was playable, other wise the receiver would be unable to play the ball first time because he would be too busy, taking extra touches, to control the ball. The goalkeepers joined in the practice because they have to be good with their feet.
The second practice was performed in threes, with the players formed in a triangle, about 10 yards in distance from each other. So you had one player at the point of the triangle and two at the base. The shape of the triangle on the pitch could be replicated by two centre backs and a midfield player or a striker and two midfield players. A player at the base of the triangle passed the ball to the player at the point and ran forward. The ball was laid back by he player at the point to the other player at the base and he played it forward to the runner who was running forward, beyond the player at the point. So it was a third man running practice. The practice was continuous, with the third man runner now becoming the point and the other two at the base of the triangle and the practice was repeated again. The pace of the pass was vitally important as was the timing of the run – not too early but not too late, going past the player at the point just after the ball was played forward and so, in the game, onside. Tony coached additional points as the players developed in confidence and understanding. He coached the player at the point to be on the half turn and come off at a slight angle, thereby drawing out the imaginary defender and creating space for the runner to run into. The coaching of these additional points was all done in stages as the practice progressed.
Tony then introduced a variation into the practice. The ball was now passed from one player at the base of the triangle to the player at the opposite base, i.e. as if a square pass from one midfield player to the other. The player who made the first pass immediately followed his pass to run round the back of the receiving player, the receiving player passed the ball forward to the player at the point who set it straight back and the ball was passed forward for the runner who was now running beyond the striker into space: a variation on the third man run. Tony coached the third man runner not to run away 'blind', but to shape himself so that he could see the ball as he ran.
The third practice involved more players but still started from a triangle situation. But now, when the ball was laid off from the striker, i.e. the player at the point, another player further forward dropped into his line of vision, received the next pass and spun on the ball and played it into the path of the striker, who had run forward, to shoot at goal. The midfield player on the far side of the triangle had also run forward in case of rebounds and a loose ball, so now we had a game type scenario and opponents were introduced. The situation was that the extra forward who had been introduced was really a second striker and so Tony coached them on getting the distances between them right because this was really important. They had to maintain distances – not too far apart, but not too near. Little variations were added, like the ball being passed between the two midfield players before going forward and then the far striker used the other striker to play a one-two after he had spun and they were close together.
An interesting situation arose, because understandably the players became a little confused at the amount of information and variation they had to take on board in order for Tony to illustrate all the points he wanted to provide for the watching coaches. So he put in two defenders to mark the two strikers so that the attacking players could "see a bit of reality". Immediately you could see the understanding of the players improved because they could now relate it to the game. They understood how their movements shifted the defenders and created the space that Tony wanted for the third man movement. Tony stressed that the work he was doing would take up many weeks of training time and he was speeding through it to give the attendee coaches a full programme of coaching the topic.
Tony then progressed onto the fourth practice. He had the playing area in two halves. Two whites played against two reds in one half. A white player was on the edge on one side of the area and a red on the opposite side. A white player was on the base line and he started by playing to a white player and they had to try and get into the other half, using the white player on the side line if necessary. The reds could use the red player on the opposite side line. If the opposite half was reached and played into the target player there, then the practice proceeded by attempting work their way back again. A white and red player were also on opposite side lines of that area as well. So each pair was attempting to work to a target man and then work back the other way. It was a practice to encourage movement.
Finally, Tony progressed into the fifth and final practice. He now used the full training area and a game was set up using both goals at either end. The pitch as split in to three thirds. The teams were 5 v 5 plus goalkeepers. It was 2 v1 in the defensive third, 2 v 2 in the middle third, and 1 v 2 in the attacking third, i.e. 2 – 2 – 1 formations with the overloads in defence. Starting with the keeper, the ball had to be rolled out to one of his defenders. Each of the two defenders had to touch the ball, under pressure from the forward, before it was passed into the middle third. Here it was 2 v 2 but a forward could drop in, after the ball had gone in, to create the overload. Again, each player must touch the ball before it was played into the attacking third, and so they were attempting to create space to get a player into that attacking third and a strike at goal. Tony was making many coaching points: he coached players to let the ball run across their bodies, a no-touch turn, by opening their bodies and seeing all the pitch and where players were in the vicinity of the ball and beyond. He wanted to bring a defender towards the ball in midfield, create space in behind and then spin into it. Finally the game became free with cones separating the three thirds taken out and Tony said to the players "show me what you can do." It was clear from the play which they produced that the players had taken an enormous amount from the session because in this free play they produced aspects of play that mirrored what they had done in the session.
After the session we went back into the café area where Tony underlined the coaching points he had been making during the session and took questions from the members in attendance. He stressed that when you are coaching a group of players and introducing new work then you must persevere with the work and the penny will drop eventually. Tony mentioned that he had recently bumped into Rio Ferdinand at a function and the former West Ham player, who Tony had brought all the way through the Youth Section, reminded him that he had coached him third man running until he could practically do it in his sleep! But the habits and awareness of third man running had stayed with Ferdinand throughout his illustrious career. As Tony said, the habit was developed, the hard part is recognising the situation and decision making. Opponents often said to Tony – "we know what you're going to do, but we don't know when you're going to do it."
The trigger for the third man movement is the set – when the player with his back to goal lays the ball off and that is the trigger for the runner to go. The key also is to do it all one touch. Tony said that you must put all the bits together in an unopposed drill. The key is to play fast in tight areas – vital in the Premier League – so the practice must reflect that. With Rio Ferdinand, whenever Tony put on a practice Ferdinand had the intelligence and skill to always do the practice well.
Tony told everyone present how, in the old days at West Ham, in the days of Ron Greenwood and John Lyall, how everyone was constantly told to "get a picture" as they played. The mantra was for you to always have a picture of where everyone was on the field at any time during the game so that if the ball came to you then you immediately knew who was best placed to receive it or where the nearest danger was coming from.
Tony also was full of praise for Frank Lampard, another player who was developed through the Youth Academy at West Ham. He worked tremendously hard to become a really good player. His great mentor was his father, Frank Lampard Snr, who played at West Ham for his whole career, and really drove his son to become a successful player.
Finally, Tony told a little story which is invaluable to all coaches, irrespective of the level at which they coach. One day, when John Lyall was the West Ham manager, Tony complained to him that the players he had in his youth squad at that time were no good, there was just nothing there that could have any future. But John Lyall was unmoved, offered no sympathy and looked at Tony and said – "that's your job, go and do something about it, make it better."
Tony had delivered both a brilliant session and produced words of wisdom, the result of coaching at a club, West Ham, that from 1961 until 1989, had been coached by two of the best coaches there have ever been in English football, Ron Greenwood and John Lyall. "
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Watch NZ All Blacks vs Wales Live Streaming Free 2016 Rugby Online Mid Year Rugby International at Westpac Stadium, Wellington, New Zealand.NZ All Blacks vs Wales Match will be kick of Saturday 18 June 2016, 19:35 (NZST). Welcome to watch NZ All Blacks vs Wales Live Stream online on your pc/laptop, mac, ipad. Do not wait to access this HD link, when the NZ All Blacks vs Wales is mostly over and you will get live stream,scores,results and highlights.
New Zealand will head into their second Test in Wellington against Wales with heaps of confidence after winning the series opener last weekend.
Steve Hansen's troops appeared rusty at Eden Park last Saturday, and were trailing 18-15 at the break. Despite the visitors matching New Zealand in nearly all the facets of play, the world champions showed their class in the second 40 to claim a 36-21 victory in the end.
In particluar, it was thanks to the grit and tenacious effort that the All Black pack put in at every set-piece that allowed their skillful backs to run at full pace against a shaky Welsh defence. The home side will now face Warren Gatland's men for the second time, but on Tuesday a mid-week Wales team suffered a humiliating 40-7 defeat against the Chiefs in Hamilton.
As that scoreline suggests, Gatland's charges were humbled by the two-time Super Rugby champions and the New Zealand-born coach said the loss has given him insight into his fringe players' ability to make the step up to Test level.
Not only was the heavy defeat an eye opener for the coach but it also exposed many other flaws that could see the All Blacks set a few more records and a bigger winning margin than Dave Rennie's men did earlier in the week.
Wales were thoroughly outclassed by a Super Rugby side without some of their key players such as Damian McKenzie and Sam Cane, both with the All Blacks, as well as Liam Messam and Sonny Bill Williams, who has been on duty for New Zealand's national Sevens team all season. The Hamilton-based side dominated Tuesday's clash, outscoring Wales – whose side had eight players who were part of the matchday 23 in the first Test at Eden Park – six tries to one.
The home side's domination in the second half of last week's Test is something that Wales will have to counteract as the All Blacks gained nearly twice as much (749) metres as their opponents (422) and this is evident of the level of confidence that the current world champions had in the second 40 minutes.
Wales will, however, have to step up on defence if they were to effect any form of dramatic turnaround after suffering two losses, conceding eleven tries in just four days.
The visitors might just be physically drained given that a quarter of Gatland's 32-man squad were all part of the first Test as well as the match against the Chiefs on Tuesday – Scott Williams, Gareth Anscombe, Gareth Davies, Ellis Jenkins, Scott Baldwin, Rob Evans, Tomas Francis and Taulupe Faletau.
The visitors will also have to restrict and starve the All Blacks from quality possession and territory while minimising the error count, especially on defence, compared to the opener of the three-match Test series. The visitors missed an alarming 31 tackles, only managing to make 74 percent (87) of their 118 tackles.
Even with the loss to the Chiefs, the visitors will know exactly where they have to improve and work on as they head into the Wellington Test, but knowing how relentless and consistent the All Blacks are, the one thing Wales will have to focus on is to play for the full 80 minutes.
Should the wave of expected All Black attacking phases be too much for Gatland's men, they could be huddling behind their own whitewash more often than last week's five tries.
Not only does their tackling need a bit of upgrading, but they will need to improve their discipline and not play to New Zealand's strengths by kicking the ball downfield and in doing so handing the ball to the likes of the 50-Test cap duo – Isreal Dagg (full-back) and Ben Smith (right wing) – and the powerful left wing Waisake Naholo, who are all known to make opposition pay with their elusive counter-attacks from deep inside their own 22.
Players List Second Test:
NZ All Blacks: 15 Israel Dagg, 14 Ben Smith, 13 Malakai Fekitoa, 12 Ryan Crotty,11 Waisake Naholo; 10 Aaron Cruden, 9 Aaron Smith; 1 Joe Moody, 2 Dane Coles, 3 Owen Franks; 4 Sam Whitelock, 5 Brodie Retallick; 6 Jerome Kaino, 7 Sam Cane, 8 Kieran Read (c).
Reserves: 16 Nathan Harris, 17 Wyatt Crockett, 18 Charlie Faumuina, 19 Patrick Tuipulotu, 20 Ardie Savea, 21 TJ Perenara, 22 Beauden Barrett, 23 Seta Tamanivalu.
Wales: 15 Rhys Patchell, 14 Liam Williams, 13 Jonathan Davies, 12 Jamie Roberts, 11 Hallam Amos, 10 Dan Biggar, 9 Rhys Webb; 1 Gethin Jenkins, 2 Ken Owens, 3 Samson Lee, 4 Luke Charteris, 5 Alun Wyn Jones, 6 Ross Moriarty, 7 Sam Warburton (c), 8 Taulupe Faletau.
Reserves: 16 Scott Baldwin, 17 Rob Evans, 18 Tomas Francis, 19 Bradley Davies, 20 Ellis Jenkins, 21 Gareth Davies, 22 Rhys Priestland, 23 Scott Williams.


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