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The first look at the stars in costume for the Broadway version of Frozen has been revealed. Walt Disney's hit movie Frozen took the world by storm back in 2013, becoming the highest-grossing animated film of all time, winning two Academy Awards and ushering in a highly anticipated sequel which has been years in the making. While the cast, directors and songwriters from the original movie get ready to reunite for the next chapter due out in 2019, a stage adaptation will soon make its debut on Broadway in February 2018. But first the latest musical from Disney Theatrical Productions is getting a test run Aug. 17 through Oct. 1 in Denver.
Patti Murin, Caissie Levy, Jelani Alladin, and John Riddle are currently bringing the characters of Anna, Elsa, Kristoff, and Hans to life in the production from Tony-winning director Michael Grandage, choreographer Rob Ashford, and scenic/costume designer Christopher Oram. Frozen - The Musical, as it's being called, is set in the same Norwegian-inspired kingdom of Arendelle from the original and takes its stage cues from both the film as well as the minds of its all-star creative team. However, it won't be a straight recreation of the film.
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In a first look at the Broadway musical from EW, Grandage revealed just how the stage adaptation builds on the movie that came before it and why they can go further than the animated version could ever dream:
"I'm not particularly interested in slavishly replicating a movie onstage, because it won't challenge anybody. We've got so many assets at our disposal where we can take that whole experience further. We can present things in new ways. We've got a bigger narrative arc. We've got more songs than the movie, and an opportunity to develop storylines in greater depth. But the thing we can do most of all is have real, live, breathing, beating hearts in front of people in the dark. I needed a cast where it wasn't just going to be people who brilliantly pumped out some famous numbers, because I knew we had a bigger book and a bigger arc to explore and, in places, a really highly emotional journey."
While an animated film only has an hour or two to tell its story, the stage musical will be able to go much deeper into each individual characters' motivations and feelings. There'll be triple the amount of songs from the original (24 now instead of the original 8) and more than 350 different costumes to really fill out the world of Elsa and Anna. Given that the stage is also more of a mature medium, the production will be able to go into adult themes and take the audience on an incredible journey of two sisters coming into their own.
Lest anyone think the new musical won't do the original justice, it seems the creatives have thought of everything. The movie's screenwriter Jennifer Lee has been on board throughout development, and they promise a few surprises in seeing Frozen on the stage. Olaf will be brought to life through the use of prosthetics, but that was just one of many challenges they faced. Grandage divulges, "There are a number of immediate problems to solve when putting something like Frozen on stage, but for every known 'big deal' in the narrative, we've come up with at least one to match that is going to be new for an audience."
Costuming was also another big element of the production, and scenic and costume designer Oram even took a trip to Norway for research. His challenge was to have the audience be able to identify the characters, but also have the costumes be practical and seem true to life. "You want people to believe in it, to get that balance between seeing Hans in a very fine, beautifully embroidered jacket and Kristoff in his big chunky mountain gear," says Oram. "The thing is, they're wearing big, heavy, warm clothes, and the one thing it is not on stage is freezing cold. That's dramatic irony for you." From the looks of the music, costumes, actors, and choreography, everything has come together perfectly.
Next: We Still Know Little About Frozen 2
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February 2 The temperature has been around the freezing mark for the past two days. However, there was no sun, and so no major melting. Last night there was some light icy snow. I went off this afternoon on snow shoes, prepared to slog it out. The snow is heavier but still not nearly hard enough to support any weight. I went around through the dump, and noticed nothing new until I got up to the Porcupine Hotel dam where there were muddy paths from the open part of the stream up to the rocks. There were no slides or tunnels so I suspect raccoons. Up at the lower side of Beaver Point Pond dam, I saw that something had been over the dam, and perhaps tunneled into it.
I walked out onto the dam and looked into two holes on either side of the dam. I studied the prints, and certainly if a raccoon didn't leave them, then an otter did. However, the holes through the snow and into the pond were rather neat and it is hard to imagine either an otter or a raccoon using them.
There was no otter slides up to Otter Hole Pond and the tracks I could get close too were smudged. Up at Otter Hole dam there was no major evidence of plowing but also no evidence of a raccoon's explorations along the dam. Finally all the tracks and track patterns seem unlike a mink's. Well, I left that quandary and braved the slush of Otter Hole Pond, and entered another mystery. It didn't take me long to see the beaver about 30 yards off the pond, behind the knoll, trying to cut down a tree. I didn't see any tracks coming out of the holes in the pond near the shore, so I assumed the beaver had gone up and over the knoll and came down the other side. I could see that other trees and logs had been gnawed since the last snow fall
I moved closer to the beaver and despite the slush of the snow, it didn't notice me. The beaver worked steadily on the tree, going around it in the usual fashion and unfortunately I was between switching my camera off and my camcorder on when the tree slipped straight down. It's possible that this was the second cut on a tree hung up after the first. I'll check that later. When the tree slipped the beaver jerked, but didn't panic. As I've seen before, the beaver moved its head down along the snow as if he expected there to be freshly fallen wood. An indication, I think, of how poorly beavers can see. It could only lift up some branches that had already been there, and, then, perhaps it sensed me, by smell I'd assume, because it started moving back toward the pond.
I had moved half way up the knoll, and the beaver went in the general direction of the holes in the pond. However it first stopped at a girdled white oak and gnawed up some more of the girdle, rather eagerly
then it continued back toward the hole. It moved steadily but not easily through the snow. It couldn't get its body nor tail above the snow, so with all that drag it went slowly. I thought it looked thin, but it also seemed like it tried to make the going easier by stretching out its body -- perhaps to streamline it, so to speak, to meet less resistance from the snow.
Unfortunately I was facing the wrong way to get a video of it going into the hole.
When it reached the old hole, I lost sight of it, and thinking it had gone into it, I climbed up the ridge. When I was able to look down on the lodge, I soon noticed that the beaver was in the second hole, or rather outside of it. I think it went down into the first hole, found it frozen, and then moved on to the next hole. It actually seemed to be drinking or at least nosing down into the pond water for some morsel
There was an opening by the lodge, and tracks around it, that could have been made by an otter, even a slide, but I saw no otter tracks coming into the lodge area.
I also noticed that there were no tracks coming up the knoll or going around it from the other side away from the holes. Well, I should have gone down and around again to see if I could determine how the beaver got to the tree, but I was getting chilled and there were otters to check on. As I went out to the Lost Swamp, following the old otter trail, I couldn't see any sign of a new otter trail. Up at the Lost Swamp, I saw immediately that there was nothing done to the dam, but that at least one otter had been out that day along the tunnels going to the rolling area, and an otter had been out of the holes there. The "yard" in the ice around the lodge had a different look, but otters had definitely been out on it
The black shapes in the frozen over brown slush, might be scats. But, as far as I could tell, instead of going only to the lodge, they went to the old burrow den in the bank a few yards up pond
and that's where I found fresh scat
I decided to go home across the ponds, and not go back the way I came. I went slowly and without too much trouble. The beavers in the lodge up pond didn't seem to have come out, though I didn't slog up close enough to the lodge to be sure. The deer had done much browsing in the snow under the huge bittersweet vine curling up a tree, evidently enjoying what the birds dropped.
There was a flock of cedar waxwings in the woods between the two ponds. It's funny how difficult it is to place the high pitched zeezee the waxwings make. I heard them but kept looking in the wrong direction to find them. I didn't check anything at the Big Pond, because it seemed like nothing other than deer had been there. I did take a photo of the spring pool on the south shore. Two years ago this was the principal area where the beavers lived, and fashioned their escapes from under the ice. This year the pool is almost reduced to mud.
Something had come up to the edge, but hadn't waded into it. I fear this pond is quite anemic under its huge load of snow. Porcupines have been active in the valley. Walking up it I must have crossed six trails. A dozen deer at least, out on the golf course. Next I'll have to see what the East Trail Pond and Meander Pond beavers are up to, before the next deep freeze.
February 4 Last night after a brief period of freezing rain, there was a thaw and, today, fierce winds that whipped up water just before the head of Goose Island and sent waves scudding down what river remains open. Our cove remained pocked with open spots
and some mergansers couldn't resist them
Most of the ducks, mostly goldeneyes kept out as best they could along the edge of the ice. Several times I saw them fly up into the 40 mile an hour wind, if not 50, to gain on
the waves, not that they seemed to drift back much. I bailed the boat which was floating on about two feet of water that was on top of the ice which looked to be a foot thick.
February 5 beautiful sunny day, cold after the thaw, and I planned to head off on snowshoes, but they were in the car trunk and that was frozen shut. So I drove over to the Nature Center with my skis and tried to attack the problem from that direction. The groomed trails were icy, so I had to walk down the hills. But skiing along and on the ponds was perfect. I first paused at the bridge below the Short-cut Trail pond and
studied what looked to be a perfect otter slide
It wasn't fresh, so it could have been an old deer trail, but it certainly was an otter route and continued up the Short-cut Trail pond. I took my usual route up to Meander
Pond and was diverted from the otter trail by what looked like fisher tracks
There were also fox tracks about, and the raccoons were finally out and about. What confused me about the supposed fisher tracks was that there were so many of them in
places. However, I noticed one visit to a tree that a fisher had visited weeks before. Then when I got up to the Meander Pond, the beaver activity diverted me from the fisher tracks.
Not only had the beavers been out but they had felled some trees. They came out from two holes, the one just below the main dam which they had used before and which had a line-up of lumber waiting to be pulled under
and a hole about midway between the dam and the burrow den.
It is hard to figure why this would be a weak point easily broken. Perhaps the weight of snow had fractured the ice there. No sign of any break out at the lodge, but the top of
it was well vented. Meanwhile I couldn't see any otter tracks and the deer trails crossing the pond began to look a bit like that otter trail I saw back at the bridge. Then as I skied down the East Trail Pond, I found a new otter hole, a good twenty yards up pond from the other hole
which is not what I would suspect -- the pond must be precious shallow here, but obviously otter-friendly. Looking at the eruption from another angle, you can see two more holes out from under.
Meanwhile the original hole, has a look of being briefly used but nothing as fresh and wide as was at the other hole. Before going to the dam, I went over to see if the
beavers had broken out from the bank lodge, and they had
Indeed, as I moved up to get a close-up of the hole
a beaver dove into the water below. An otter probably came out at the lodge in the middle of the pond, and there was evidence of some activity at the dam
But nothing major. Since I was on skis, I postponed again my closer inspection of the hole in the dam
From a distance it looked like the otters had been up on the dam above the hole, but I couldn't see any scat from that distance. When I turned to go back up the pond, I saw
another small hole in an unlikely spot from where one otter at least came out to take a loop
I get the impression that the otters first returned to the dam, recognized that the pond there had collapsed and refroze at an inconveniently low level, so they went up pond
again and eventually discovered a productive pool of water, now isolated in the shallow pond.
That pool is well in the background of the photo above. Of course, now I had to check the Lost Swamp Pond to see if otters were still there. I did that in the late afternoon,
after freeing the snow shoes. I went across the golf course and down the second valley, and the going was easy. Raccoon tracks decorated the valley floor and once down on the Big Pond I walked up to the spring pool to see what the thaw did to that. Raccoon
and crow tracks surrounded it, and there were splotches of mud, but I don't think there was much feasting on the remains of the fish -- even though they had been frozen
At the Lost Swamp, the lodge near the dam was all frozen up. And at first glance it didn't appear that the otters had been active recently. The smaller middle lodge
betrayed no activity; the hole they put in the bank to the east of the pond seemed dormant. Then I noticed an eruption in the ice up near the muskrat push-up,
and it looked like otters had checked that area out. However, I saw no sign of them up at another favorite spot -- the upper arm of the pond behind the long upper dam. At the
rock next to the lodge where they had been staying, a coyote or fox had scraped the snow off some old scat, and I couldn't resist taking a close-up
However, it is possible that an otter did the uncovering because I did see what appeared to be fresh otter prints on the snow around the rock. Then I saw evidence that an
otter had been around: scat around a small hole behind the dam
and scat along the rocks leading to the rolling area. Here is what a fresh, wet scat looks like in a close-up
I reasoned that I could see otter trails out of the pond by walking down the Second Swamp Pond in my usual fashion. I did and I didn't see any trail, save that very
infrequently I saw what appeared to be a fresh otter print in my old snowshoe trail down the pond! Then at the beaver lodge I saw a strange hole next to the lodge
In other years I've seen otters do that. The beavers had been out of their new hole and from it there were wide trails up to fresh work
Then coming out of that hole, I saw fresh prints that again looked like otter. However, the beaver activity diverted my attention from that. Either the 50 mph wind we had
yesterday finally knocked down the oak they had been working or a last bit gnawing had done it
plus the smaller maple nearby was down. Then I went back to check the tree I saw the beaver cutting the other day. As I suspected I had witnessed a second cut and to my
amazement the beavers were in the middle of their fifth cut
Each time the tree was cut it fell straight down and the log stayed firmly in the deep snow. I had trouble wiggling the logs. Meanwhile the prized branches had finally come
down low enough for the beaver to get at them. Off a ways I could see that the beavers have continued making second cuts on the large poplars
I walked down to the dam, looking for an otter slide and a shortcut home. I didn't see anything definitive as a slide coming from the Lost Swamp pond, but there were slides
frozen in the slush and on the snow leading to a pass in the snow over the dam down into the pool, liberally running with water, that the beavers had created. There were also prints that seemed plumper than otter, but the ice around the open pooled was carved much as an otter would do it
I walked down to Otter Hole Pond, expecting to find classic otter slides but I never did. I did find this classic otter remain behind Otter Hole dam
However, the trouble with finding the bullhead head there is that that ice might have formed after the brief thaw, and if the otters were around then, there should be fresh
scat and slides around. I begin to think once again, of that single otter who left when the three otters came in. Plus there is that family of two that had been around during the fall. All this is quite exciting, if not quite legible. Otter Hole Pond was leaking too,
which raises the question, did the otters have anything to do with that? However, until I see scat in the area, I'm not going to blame anything on otters.
February 7 a cold morning in the low teens with clouds dissipating. We headed across South Bay on skis, an inch of fresh flakey snow yesterday and last night helped, and then we went up to Audubon Pond. I could see the snowed over remains of an otter slide, up and around the drain, and then across the pond to the causeway. I couldn't see slides on the next pond up, but the snow would likely drift over that. The beavers had not been out again at Meander Pond. Some fisher like tracks entertained us. Then the East Trail was, or had been, hopping. An otter came out of the up pond hole I had first seen on the 5th
The hole into the ice was evidently sculpted by many ins and outs,
but there was only one squirt of scat and not much plowing around the hole. We saw about the same scene at a little hole beside the lodge.
and down at the dam, an otter came out of the gallery formed by collapsing ice just below the mossy rock where the otters scatted in the summer and fall
It struck us that one otter could have done all this activity. I confessed how much I enjoy seeing this evidence of otters emerging from the dark pond below. Leslie craved otter trails to follow. Meanwhile, at least one beaver had been out this morning, despite the cold temperatures. There was a path from the hole in front of the bank lodge
I don't think the otter made that little foray to the left. Back at the lodge there was a mouse trail,
The trail disappeared into the mound of snow around a dead tree trunk. As always getting to the Second Swamp Pond on skis was dicey, but easier than I expected. There was no fresh activity at the Second Swamp Pond lodge. Then as we went up and over the ridge beside the Lost Pond dam, we discovered what appeared to be an otter playground, and Leslie got her wish
complete with tail imprints
It's hard to visualize what the otter was up to, perhaps resting belly-down on the ice. Then there was a race along the edge of the pond with two distinct trails: one large
which we assume was made by the mother otter. The churned up trail nearby had the look of two pups in a chase
There were also forays up on the ridge -- by mother and pups, if we are deciphering the slides correctly.
There was no activity around the beaver lodges, even the lodge up pond, though we didn't get that close. We returned via Otter Hole Pond, paying close attention to the dams to see if there was yet another otter around. However, there were no fresh otter slides and tracks. A fox walked along the Second Swamp Pond dam and down at the Porcupine Hotel dam, it looked like a fisher nosed into a hole behind the dam
The last track to enjoy was a mink hopping to and from the old South Bay dock lodge. And so, it seems, the otter family is still in the Lost Swamp Pond and a single otter
is in the East Trail Pond -- perhaps the same otter who left the ponds on January 19 when the three otters came in. Plus seeing the evidence of playful activity at the Lost Swamp Pond suggests that the otters are doing well -- last year we found a dead pup
in late Janaury. There is no indication that they have any interest in putting a hole in the dam. Perhaps the pond is shallow enough to provide productive foraging.
February 8 Ottoleo's day with the Kingston Field Teen Naturalists was stymied by a long line at Canadian customs, so we went off on snowshoes here to check on the otters. We went down the second valley, and while I was content to stand below and point at the porcupine trails up into the rocks, Ottoleo climbed up the cliff, found a recent porcupine den,
and then found a den with a small porcupine inside, evidently sleeping
(And the photo shows something odd -- the black shiny thing in the back, which I assume are ice)
This critter was in the upper end of the valley, and judging by the tracks there is still activity in the lower end of the valley. Plus a porcupine had visited the old den in the small outcropping of rocks just off the Big Pond. Meanwhile, I was snarling over fisher-like tracks, trying to make certain identification. Unfortunately they went in the direction we weren't going in. As we went down to the Big Pond, we saw a crow on the snow in the middle of the pond. I thought it might have dropped a fish it had scavenged from the spring pool. We went over there and saw crow tracks around the pool. There was some pecking into the ice above the dead, but it didn't look like
any crow had speared any of the dead fish.
Going along the surveyor's line to the Lost Swamp Pond, I saw more rabbit tracks than I ever had before,
including some large snowshoe hare sized tracks. Thickets like these
are not that unique around here, but this is the only area where we've ever seen rabbit tracks. At least one grouse was back, judging from the tracks. The Lost Swamp Pond is
rather busy with the tracks that Leslie and I have left, but from a distance it looked like there might be something new at the dam and perhaps the lodge. However, when we got over there it was plain to see that no otters had been out. Rather than take my
usual route down to the Second Swamp Pond, I thought I best go up the pond and go over what I call the north slope, in case the tracks we saw there yesterday didn't loop back as we supposed, but went out of the pond. I noticed how they had dug into the
slope just where the old muskrat burrows were.
At the last of the holes they had made before, I noticed that there was a fresh track. We followed that and found two more fresh holes and then two slides which I first
thought were going out of the pond, then realized that at least one was coming into the pond.
The slides went below the north slope and then at that area just beyond the downed tree with many limbs coming into the pond, where otters had often been two years ago, we saw a large hole in the ice, not refrozen, and much otter action.
Then we saw two slides coming down into the pond from the west slope, and a trail going up the steep south slope and then a slide, not quite as steep, coming down. We back tracked the slides coming down from the west, and they were perhaps the finest slides I've ever seen, neatly forking at places.
As usual at this time of year, the otters claimed the highest ground before sliding down. We back tracked the otters down to the Second Swamp Pond which they
uncharacteristically crossed rather than follow up, and then down to the beaver lodge where they made a play to get into all the frozen-over holes, and seemed to have failed. There we saw a third slide but later detemined that at least one of the otters looped over to check the dam. The last time otters came from the East Trail Pond to the Second Swamp Pond they took the low road -- a very sensible route that I've continued to follow. This time they came down from the high ridge, though I must say they didn't
go the absolutely highest point of the ridge. Then we saw where they came down from the East Trail Pond dam,
and I saw scat above the hole in the dam and fresh scat at the hole near the mossy rock. Yesterday we figured that there was one otter in this pond. I went back to the holes
where an otter had come out yesterday. The far hole showed no activity, but an otter had been out at the lodge hole, but again, looking like one otter.
There were no trails coming into the pond that I could see. I went back to the Lost Swamp Pond and noticed a trail going up behind the downed tree. That trail left the pond, and only one otter I think. I tracked the otter going out of the pond to the south. It checked a hole beside a rock on the way up and ducked under rock, but scrambled up to the top of the ridge
and continued into and a little beyond the grove of poplars that the beavers had cut two falls ago. It made two little rhumba jogs in the snow
and after the second one beelined back to the Lost Swamp Pond. One possible interpretation of what I saw, is that an otter left the pond, went back to the East Trail Pond and chased or was chased by the otter there, which would mean there are now four otters in the Lost Swamp Pond. The trouble with that is that I didn't find a trail into the East Trail Pond. Another scenario is that there were two otters in the East Trail Pond and they moved to the Lost Swamp Pond, and then one moved on going
further to the east. Complicated, but with otters at this time of year, anything is possible. With such good conditions for travel otters could go for miles. Meanwhile a ferocious wind picked up and I took a wooded route home, going down the First Swamp ponds which showed no activity worth mentioning. While tracking the
otters, I did catch this curiousity: an insect gall, I think, placed in a woodpecker hole.
In tracking the otters I kept an eye out for blood, in case these otters were fighting as they chased each other, but I found none, and certainly no signs of tusseling. The
two otters might not have been travelling together for all I know. All in all, perfect sport for early February. Here's a video I took of the otter tracks, just as confusing as what I wrote about them:


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In a deal brokered by Bondholder Rigby & Co and with support from Bondholders Flint Bishop and Geldards as well as financial grants from D2N2 LEP, Bondholder Derby City Council has completed the purchase of buildings within the Becketwell area of the City to enable it to be re-developed for regeneration.
Another seven properties in the Becketwell area have been purchased, as the Council continues its strategy to consolidate land for a holistic regeneration scheme of the downtrodden area.
The buildings on Colyear Street were once home to the Pink Coconut nightclub, the former Pennine Hotel/St Peters Quarter Hotel, the former Redemption Nightclub, the former Syn Nightclub and the former Mint Casino. Also included in the sale are the NCP St Peters Quarter multi-storey car park, surface level car park on Becket Street and Laurie House.
With a combined area of 65,337 square feet of land (6,070 square metres), this latest acquisition brings the total amount of land now owned by the Council in the Becketwell area to 204,730 square feet (19,020 square metres).
Leader of Derby City Council Cllr Chris Poulter said "This is a huge milestone as it opens up huge opportunities for a bigger impact of the Becketwell Regeneration Scheme.
"The purchase has taken us even further towards accomplishing two key objectives of our City Centre Masterplan. One is for a holistic regeneration scheme for this area and the second is to release publicly-owned assets for regeneration in partnership with private sector developers."


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Looking for Basketball Jerseys?
Why do I desire a jersey? Where do I begin looking? Why do I even care? Three questions I have asked myself previously costly for the best jersey.
What could it be about wearing the basketball jersey printing of your respective favorite team? Is it the feel of the jersey, the feel of the jersey, or the closeness the jersey brings you to your team? The reason that you determine to wear a jersey really does not matter. What does matter is you have chosen to represent your team. You are proud of your team and need everyone to get noticeable. All you need is the best jersey available!
Whether your team is a contender every year or even a pretender annually, you care about your team and desire to show it. The jersey on your back represents a lot more than the name on its front. For the fan, the jersey is not only an argument of team unity, but it is also something more. There is often a story to be told as well as your jersey facilitates that story. You keep wondering, where can I get my team's jersey!
You wear your jersey because something inside your past got you in love with your team. It might happen to be playing catch together with your father when he got home from work or it could have shooting hoops with your government. The stories shared between grandsons and grandfathers about Willie Mays, the Browns moving to Baltimore or how Wilt once scored 100 points all play a part with your relationship using your team. Sports are history and people like to think of returning to an even more simple time when sports where sports and business was something you handled at the job. The jersey brings back the little one in most people and all you are able to think about is getting that jersey.
Try attending a game title today without seeing hundreds of fans inside stadium or arena wearing some form of basketball jersey printing. You might contemplate why a grown man is willing to spend two hundred dollars with a jersey with another man's name on the back. If you approached a jersey wearing fan your question, you'll find many reasons exist for why they elect to buy jerseys. Some would say they choose to shell out money with a jersey to enable them to remain in another crowd. Another might appear comfortable or that they like the way looks. Others spend the bucks for the reason that jersey means something for many years and they also can't explain it.
The jersey wearing fan will come in every sizes and shape. Some fans don't purchase jerseys with names with them, and some will pay extra to have their name placed around the jersey. Then there is the fan which will only wear jerseys of greats from the past and may not even consider wearing a modern-day player's jersey. Some fans like cheap basketball jerseys, while some wait patiently to identify a retro style uniform that suits their style. Spending money over a jersey might appear silly to many, but not the sports fan. The jersey brings the fan more detailed the action, brings them returning to an easier time and lets them benefit from the tiny problems again. You have to have a jersey to suit in! But where can you go?
The answer is easier than you may think. Today there are other and more places to obtain the jersey you want one of the most. You can search for a large sports chain that you might pay more than you would like, or you are able to use the internet to find the best bargain. There are sites that target all sports or some which simply focus on one specific sport. No matter the sport you would like, you will find the best variety online. If you are looking for top variety and quality basketball jersey you need to go and visit. You will always discover a great number of NBA basketball jerseys here; the website is simple to navigate and you will probably find great links for more knowledge about jerseys.
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CHS (CHS) Class of 1984 Alumni List
Help us Update the CHS 1984 Class List by adding any names missing from the list below:
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The most popular movie of 1984 was Ghostbusters which has grossed over $238,632,124 since its release. The TV series Dallas was the most popular show of 1984.
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Given this rather simplistic view of how you become a traditionally published author, let's take a look at what a publisher, or rather the acquisitions editor and the whole pub board at a publishing house, consider when they examine your business plan.
- Your idea. You must have a good idea or story, which means one that is unique and necessary in its category.
- Your book's market. The market analysis must indicate the potential for great reader interest, therefore, large sales.
- Your book's competition: Similar books in your category must show a proven track record of high sales.
- Your credentials and author platform: Your bio and your pre-promotion of yourself and the book must show that you have the ability to help sell the book once it is released. In other words, you just have a proven ability to write or expert status plus a large, built-in readership, known as platform, for your book in its target market.
- Your promotion plan: You must show a concrete plan to use your author platform to sell books in a variety of ways upon release, not only for a month but for 3-12 months and beyond. The more creative and extensive the plan, the better.
- Your plans to write more books: Publishers seek multiple-book authors because the more books authors write, the more books they sell. Additionally, they prefer to invest in authors who will continue to produce products for the company or who have ideas for how to brand themselves by writing more books.
- The manuscript or sample chapters: Your writing must prove you can produce a quality product with the potential to sell.


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- Start Date: Tuesday, 21 May 2019
- End Date: Tuesday, 21 May 2019
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The Ghana National Chamber of Commerce is an association of business operators, firms and industries with interests spanning every sector of private enterprise in Ghana. Read more
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Kalamazoo Conference 2014
Every Spring the Society sponsors several sessions at Kalamazoo, otherwise known as the International Congress of Medieval Studies at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, Michigan. We also sponsor the Morimichi Watanabe Lecture as a contribution to the Congress as a whole. In May 2014, Olivia Remie Constable will deliver the Morimichi Watanabe Lecture, and the Society will sponsor two sessions: "Nicholas of Cusa and Jewish Thought," including papers on Cusanus' reception by Spinoza and Buber; and "Philosophy and Theology of Nicholas of Cusa."
At Kalamazoo the Society also hosts a convivial banquet for members and guests. For more information about Kalamazoo, and to register for the banquet, please contact Don Duclow.
For more on past ACS conferences at Kalamazoo, see the Conferences page.


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The Tax Tacklers have become a trusted part of the community since their inception, with more than 1,500 clients in the local area, including retirees, newly-married couples, new homeowners, business owners and individuals who are looking for service that goes above and beyond what other local agencies have to offer. As a bonus, all clients receive planning to minimize their taxes.
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The race headquarters for the race is at Moran's Pub on the Royal Canal at Hill-of-Down, Clonard, Co. Meath. Our race is easily accessible – we are only 4 miles from Kinnegad, 10 miles from Trim and Enfield, 12 miles from Edenderry, and 15 miles from Mullingar. Moran's Pub and the Hill-of-Down is on the Regional Road R161 between Kinnegad and Trim. Check out the Google StreetView view of the Hill-of-Down or just the standard Google Maps view of the area.
The Royal Canal Greenway is a modern construction to facilitate ease of walking, cycling, running etc along the banks of the Canal. However this modern structure blends into the history and beauty of the Canal and its environs. When you take to the greenway you are taking a journey that thousands of others have taken over several hundred years, back to the days when the Canals of Ireland were the motorways of today. There is a peacefulness and natural beauty about the place almost like you are stepping back into time itself.
Our two races are both out and back courses. They are completely traffic free. The 5KM goes from Hill of Down bridge to Blackshade Bridge and back to Moran's Pub at the Hill. The 10KM goes from the Hill of Down bridge to the Longwood Dock area and then back to Moran's Pub at the Hill. There are only TWO 'hills' in the entire route – these are just the small inclines at each of the two bridges you will encounter. There will be waterstops along the way. We'll have helpful marshal's along the way to guide and encourage you. We'll post GPS tracks on Facebook in the coming days. The 10KM race crosses the Clonard-Longwood road at Blackshade. However we'll have a traffic management plan in places with marshalls to ensure all runners, joggers and walkers are able to cross this road crossing without stopping.
To facilitate those who prefer not to register online there are dates for extra registration, or to pick up numbers and T-Shirts. These dates are Saturday 26th May from 4-6 pm and Monday 28th May from 6-8 pm at Morans pub. Members of our race organisation team will be there at those times to answer any questions you might have – and show you the start and finish areas.
Other notes and information:
- There will be ample free parking less than 300m walk from the start and finish area
- Refreshments served at Moran's Pub after the race
- There are NO XL tshirts available. XL sizes chosen will be allocated a L size. Tshirts for the FIRST 200 REGISTERED


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Enjoy Life Outdoors With: Carter Ellis
Meet Murphy's Team Member Carter Ellis
Our mission at Murphy's Naturals is to celebrate nature and inspire good through quality natural products so you can Enjoy Life Outdoors. It's not only our mission, but the entire Murphy's family eats, breathes, and sleeps this philosophy in their everyday lives.
Meet Carter Ellis! He has worked with Murphy's for the past two years, doing anything and everything in-between around Loading Dock as our Community Manager.
What is your favorite way to Enjoy Life Outdoors?
I love backpacking, hiking in the snow, skiing, and whitewater kayaking!
Where do you go when you want to take a break from the fast pace of life and work?
I run, read or cook!
Where is your favorite place to take a vacation or where is your dream vacation destination?
Camino del Santiago - Spain!
What does "Doing Others Good" mean to you?
Doing Others Good means using business as a force for good and loving people well, while cultivating a community.
What is your favorite part about Murphy's Naturals?
The dogs and lemon eucalyptus... Philip isn't so bad either!


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Qualified Social Worker - Mental Health Team
You will be working within a very well respected and reputable Local Authority based in the Staffordshire area. You will be required to fulfil the statutory requirement as per the Care Act 2014, supporting vulnerable citizens with mental health supported needs.
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Dont forget...Eden Brown Synergy offers a £200 referral bonus for Social Workers. If this role isnt for you but you know someone suitable, ask them to get in touch. £200 could be on its way to you! Your expert recruitment consultant is Emily Dunn, call today on 0121 685 8714 or email email@example.com Eden Brown Synergy is committed to equality in the workplace and is an equal opportunity employer. Eden Brown Synergy is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.
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We offer maximum flexibility and professionalism for training sessions for beginners and advanced players with seminars, stages and group or individual training sessions: Disc Dogs in Italy and abroad.
We manage national and international competition. Disc Dog contest are always big parties!
Show Team
Hard Disc Show Team makes your events bigger! Acrobatic and extreme moves by the World Champs!
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Cheicabigul 2019 Disc Dog Cup UFO Major
Cheicabigul 2019 Edition n.11 is the archives, it was another great competitive event with lots of great players coming from all around Italy plus Switzerland,...Read More "Cheicabigul 2019 Disc Dog Cup UFO Major"
Billy UFO Vice World Champion + UFO Freestyle Champion
Sorry, this entry is only available in Italian.Congratulazioni ai Campioni Overall Adrian e Rory e ai Campioni Toss&Catch David e Zain. Grazie agli organizzatori per...Read More "Billy UFO Vice World Champion + UFO Freestyle Champion"
Flower Power UFO World Champion
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Flash Jam Cards
Sono appena arrivati i primi mazzi di carte Flash Jam! Created by Ron Watson from Pawsitive Vybe the cards Jam in a Flash represent an...Read More "Flash Jam Cards"
Flower Power & Matteo Gaddoni World Champions Skyhoundz 2013
Sorry, this entry is only available in Italian. Flower è la nuova campionessa mondiale Skyhoundz Open. Skyhoundz 2013 World Champion. Ok, scusatemi se non si...Read More "Flower Power & Matteo Gaddoni World Champions Skyhoundz 2013"
8 Qualified Teams Disc Dog World Championships
Super 2013 for the Hard Disc Dogs Team with eight teams qualified for the World Finals!! Matteo Gaddoni & Flower (Skyhoundz, AWI, UFO) Moreno Bei...Read More "8 Qualified Teams Disc Dog World Championships"


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Fetch Supports Carbone Cancer Center
Join Fetch on the UW-Madison Campus on Saturday, October 7 for the 7th annual Carbone's Race for Research 5K Run/Walk. All funds raised benefit lifesaving and innovative cancer research at the University of Wisconsin Carbone Cancer Center. Fetch will also have adoptable dogs at the event.
Registration fees:
Cancer Survivor: $15
Cancer Fighter: $15
Early Bird Runner: $30 (ends 8/31)
Early Bird Walker: $25 (ends 8/31)
Youth Runner & Walker (ages 6-17): $15
Children (ages 0-5): Free
Race Start: 2550 Willow Dr. Madison, WI 53705 (UW Surface Lot 60)
Registration & packet pickup: 8 a.m. to 9 a.m.
Opening Ceremony: 8:30 a.m.
5K start time: 9 a.m.
1-mile & 5K walk start time: 9:05 a.m.
Post-run celebration: 10:30 a.m.


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Connecting with TED
I am thrilled to share that five of our GHS students were recently invited to the TED Talks headquarters in New York City this November to participate in a special TED Ed Weekend with students from all over the world. Wait! How did that happen?
Let me explain.
First, some background: The TED-ed team (that's TED's education team) started a program three years ago inviting educators from all over the world to participate in a special program in which the TED-ed organizers would connect and support educator's innovative ideas for teaching. Educators were asked to submit an application and complete an interview. Out of over 1,000 applicants, I was selected along with 29 other teachers from the United States, Argentina, South Korea, Kenya, Poland, and the United Arab Emirates to be a part of the TED Innovative Educators program (we call ourselves the TIE fighters ;) ). Over the past couple of years, we have worked with the TED-Ed team to help build a community and a space where students' voices are heard. The TED-ed community is one that firmly believes that some of our best ideas, those that will change our world, come from our youth, and so the TIE program is about going back into our schools (Grandville, in my case) and helping give students a platform for their stories, creations, and discoveries.
Last year when my sophomores were studying revolutionary speeches in American history, we also wrote our own revolutionary speeches. What ideas do we have that will change our world? We used materials and ideas from the TED Ed Clubs to help us further develop our talks. Students had an opportunity to have their talks video recorded and shared with the TED online community, and seven of our students did. After submitting their talks, our group was invited to participate in the upcoming summit with students from all over the world who have done the exact same thing. Together, we will have an opportunity to explore how to further share our ideas and make sure that the voices of our youth are being heard.
So in November, we are headed to New York City. But, we could use your help! We need help covering the cost of our trip. Here's where you can lend a hand - our DonorsChoose project.
We would love your support!
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An interest in helping young people discover and define their writing voice and reading interests drives Ms. Jennifer Ward to cultivate a student-centered learning environment, one that supports individual learning goals and incorporates purposeful use of technology. In March 2016, she was named a TED-Ed Innovative Educator and is also a Google Certified Innovator, National Writing Project Fellow, and a 2014 PASCD Emerging Leader. She is active in NCTE, the Flipped Learning Network, and an organizer with Edcamp. Jen taught for 13 years in a Philadelphia suburban district and returned to her home state to teach high school English at Ionia High School in 2015. This year, she is excited to join the Grandville High School bulldogs!
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KAMLESH OVERSEAS PRIVATE LIMITED is located in india, we are the lawn mowers, prunners, sprayers, turf products, speciality products supplier.
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Just in time for Halloween, a new TV show explores the surprising truths and devilish secrets behind popular legends, folklore and the paranormal, proving that sometimes truth can be stranger than fiction…
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life circles
life is better together…
Life circles is an opportunity for you to get together in small groups of about 3-6 in number and take part in a book study. These groups open opportunities for you to form close relationships, develop a deeper hunger for God and pray for each other. Please complete the short survey below to register your interest in joining a Life Circle, and once you click submit a member of the team will be in touch with further details of the Life Circle you have been offered.
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Having problems getting Internet and Wi-Fi throughout your home or office?
We offer a number of solutions.
In the past the majority of homes had one PC/Computer connected by an Ethernet cable to a modem which was connected to a telephone point. Today, this is the exception rather than the rule.
Your fastest internet speed is always going to be when connecting to the modem with an ethernet cable.
However, Smart Phones, iPads and many laptops can only connect to the internet wirelessly over Wi-Fi.
ISP supplied Internet Modem Routers provide Wi-Fi internet but the further you get away from the modem, the weaker the signal and internet speed become.
With the explosion of personal Wi-Fi enabled devices (iPad, Tablets, laptops); smart-phones (iPhone, Android, Windows); Smart/Internet enabled TVs; Video streaming services (Netflix, Foxtel); Wireless Speakers (Sonos, Bose) and Internet Connected Security Systems; Fast Internet Access is now a necessity in every room and corner of the house and even outside.
Unfortunately, your standard ISP-supplied NBN or Internet modem/router will only deliver Wi-Fi over a short distance and will not penetrate thick walls or concrete floors. Even though you may have recently upgraded to the NBN, you will only benefit from the improved speeds by using a hard-wired network (ethernet) cables.
You can improve the speed and distance the wi-fi signal will travel by using Wi-Fi boosters and Wi-Fi extenders (including POE and Powerline devices) but only with a limited effect.
It is impossible to achieve high-speed internet via boosters and extenders over more than 2 or more rooms, the drop-off in speed and bandwidth compared to that at the modem can be 50% or higher.
Powerline (POE) Extenders are designed to transmit internet signals using the exisiting electrical wiring in your house. What the manufacturers do not tell you, is they will only work if the two power sockets you are connecting between are on the same wiring loop. Unfortunately, you are not going to know if this is the case until you buy and install them and try them out, even if they are on the same loop, the signal can be interrupted or blocked if an electrical appliance is using the same wiring loop.
Boosters and Extenders will not work between concrete floors and are suited to large single-floor open-plan homes and offices.
If your home or office has Smart-Wiring back to a central hub of comms box your best solution would be to add Wireless-Access-Points (WAPs) at strategic locations to provide Wi-Fi to other parts of the building away from the modems location.
WARNING FOR HOME BUILDERS – Smart-Wiring Internet packages offered by many builders and home-automation companies are purely hard-wired solutions, that will provide top-speed internet as long as your TV, Media Player, Computer or device are physically connected to an Ethernet Outlet by an Ethernet Cable (see below)
The above solution only allows for the modem/router to broadcast a strong Wi-Fi signal in one location (usually the garage or a cupboard, if located in the "hub" or "comms-box" or in a single room)
We offer 4 solutions:
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Plato reminds us that 'character is habit long continued.'
The Jesuits caution, 'give me the boy until he's 7, I'll give you the man.'
and Dr. Stephen Covey gave us 7 habits of successful people.
It seems… It's the habits we acquire that determine the patterns we engage in.
Just Disconnect
Habits are held together by patterns.
- Emotional patterns
- Spiritual patterns
- Intellectual patterns
- Instinctive patterns
Most are established very early. The Jesuits were confident that before the age of 7, the future man was crystallized within the young child.
Yet, most book focus on creating good patterns.
- Better time-keeping
- Multi-tasking skills
- Faster typing skills
New Business Patterns
One way to examine how your business works, and your role within the business, is to define new patterns. New human patterns. New business patterns.
Not revise, change, or remove existing ones.
But, create new patterns that connect the synapses together in ways you hadn't thought of before.
It's like thinking of a new color.


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First, in order to select my favorite images from the past year, I like to distance myself from them so that I have a somewhat fresh eye. So three months into the new year, I went back to review last years images for the first time. My criteria for favorites is mostly subjective rather than technical. Put simply, I picked the images mostly on how I responded to them upon review. Also, I wanted the selected images to be representative of the whole year, so my choices include at least one photo from each month.
Lastly, none of the photos shown here were commissioned but rather are simply examples of my creative recreation. Reviewing my 2012 photos reminded me of how much I enjoyed making each one and it's my hope that you enjoy viewing them too. All of these images are also available as high-quality prints in a variety of sizes.
28 images are presented in chronological order –as captured from January through the last day of 2012.
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Dazzling Tassels Easy Beginner Crochet Shawl with Tassel Fringe
Dazzling Tassels Easy Beginner Crochet Shawl with Tassel Fringe
by Kristin Omdahl
Inspired by a summer evening wedding I'll be attending this month, I thought a metallic shawl would be a wonderful accessory not only for this event but to wear for dressing up any dress. I used a spectacularly brilliant sequin yarn for the body of the shawl and used multiple colors of yarn for the tassel fringe so it could be worn with any number of dresses. You could customize this in unlimited combinations of colors to coordinate wedding colors, the colors of your wardrobe, or specifically for one special outfit.
What you will need:
250 yards lace weight or fingering weight yarn for shawl and 100 yards fingering weight yarn for tassels
shown in:
3 spools of Be So Dazzling Yarn; 100% polyester, sequin novelty yarn; 100 yds per 25 gm spool; color gold
100 yds Be So Fine Yarn; 100% bamboo yarn; 650 yds per 4oz; shown in colors Caribbean Turquoise, Crushed Berries, Tropical Hot Coral, Passionate Plum and Calypso Lime
H/8 (5mm) crochet hook
Boye Tassel Maker
Yarn needle
each repeat is 5" wide, but not critical for this project
Finished size:
50" long x 14" wide, not including tassels
Ch 204 (multiple of 20 plus 4)
Row 1: Dc in 4th ch from hook, *ch19, skip 19 chs, 2dc in next ch. Rep from * across.
Row 2: Slst into space between first and second dc, ch3 (counts as dc), dc in same sp, *ch19, skip 1 dc, 2dc in sp before next dc. Rep from * across.
Rows 3 - 30: rep row 2.
Fasten off. Weave in loose ends.
Make 4 1" tassels each in the 5 colors (or a total of 20 tassels). Attach them evenly to the short ends of the shawl. Slip stitching to the shawl is a secure way to attach them.


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Original Post
Ocasio-Cortez and freshman allies amass power, creating problems for Pelosi and party
Jack Hammer posted:
Well....finally! Long overdue.
Look, another marketing campaign.... The timing isn't suspicious at all....
Jack Hammer posted:
Naio posted:
Look, another marketing campaign.... The timing isn't suspicious at all....Jack Hammer posted:
The fake news is strong with this one. He can't distinguish Republican propaganda from real news. It makes for great comedy relief.
Why aren't you laughing--??
Jack Hammer posted:
Why aren't you laughing--??
Because you're not good at trolling.
Nope, I'm not, you own that obnoxious habit all to yourself.
And you do shoot your ignorant mouth off more often than not.


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Observing the unobservable in coaching culture by Yvonne Thackray
We are different - observing the unobserved in coaching cultureCoaching culture is like a layer of film that has been rapidly spread over an uneven surface, and as soon as there is a slight change in temperature the film starts to crease, rapidly folding into itself until it has shrunk and lands on a spot that definitely wasn't where it started. It is a word, trendy some might even say, that has been bolted on with only light consideration of the existing coaching knowledge. And importantly how can anyone (everyone not just the experts) observe that this really exists and is not simply this organisational cycle's catch phrase, especially as it's a hot topic amongst organisations to attract and retain the right employees, and people believe it has a direct impact on financial performance[1].
[Read more about this in Charlotte Rydlund's The Power of Culture and how influential this is for motivation.]
Why observe?
Time to break it down.
First what is culture?
Culture is a word that can mean everything and nothing at the same time because it is used in many different contexts, situations, and disciplines. It's a bit like 'creativity'! You would think that after completing a Masters in Anthropology I would know better! Happy to say that some of my learning has paid off, and I came away with a better understanding and description. Culture is the study of human society and how society works i.e. relationships among social roles (e.g. husband and wife, parent and child) and social institutions (e.g. religion, economy, politics) and how people express a view of themselves and their world through symbols and values. And so culture is about what people say, what people do, the social environment, and its impact on their feelings, attitudes, behaviours, etc. Now we can see what cross-cultural means in this context, the comparison of cultures that is typically international in scope.
When did culture become part of the business lexicon?
Four best seller books publicised and popularised the concept of corporate culture because organisations, like a small-scale society, exist under certain rules and policies established by the government or industries. Moreover, they can be observed:
William Ouchi (1981) Theory Z
Richard Pascale and Anthony Athos (1981) The Art of Japanese Management
Terence Deal and Allan Kennedy (1982) Corporate Cultures
Thomas Peters and Robert Walterman (1982) In Search of Excellence
Culture was now something that could be shared via words to describe the complexities of what's happening inside an organisation… and not long after the term knowledge management became popular in business.
"…starting from a fact that we can know more that we can tell." Polanyi[2]
So, what is coaching culture?
A quick google search shows that the term was first mentioned in 1994 by Barry in "How to be a good coach" without describing what it is.
The second time it was used was in 1999 by King and Eaton "Coaching for results": "A good coach can also be instrumental in spreading a `coaching culture' throughout the organisation. That is, having coached the individual manager to hone their skills in a more effective way, that same manager can be coached in how to coach others." (pg 147)
Today we have a few more interpretations:
"An organizational setting in which not only formal coaching occurs, but also, most or a large segment of individuals in the organization practice coaching behaviors as a means of relating to, supporting and influencing each other."
E. Wayne Hart, Ph. D.
[See Jeremy Ridge's post: Freeing up Our Use of Coaching!... Contrasting the Simple model of coaching with a more 'open' model for coaching]
"A coaching culture exists in an organization when a coaching approach is a key aspect of how the leaders, managers, and staff engage and develop all their people and engage their stakeholders, in ways that create increased individual, team, and organizational performance and shared value for all stakeholders."
Peter Hawkins
"Coaching is a predominant style of managing and working together, and where a commitment to grow the organisation is embedded in a parallel commitment to grow the people in the organisation."
Clutterback and Megginson
I've highlighted what I've considered to be the key facets describing a coaching culture. From the descriptions it's also clearly a numbers game! Time is another important factor, and a coaching culture is not something that happens in isolation, there are also other influences (related and non-related) at play.
However, even with these early attempts of imagining what is a coaching culture, I'm no closer to understanding what it is because the manifestations of coaching behaviours, approach or style, will always vary depending on the individual's state, the situation, the content, the location, the time and that's just for starters. I think what is being broadly hypothesized is the possibilities of the impacts of coaching when it's scaled up from an individual to the whole organisation. Everything else that falls in between is less obvious which raises the question, and something not yet answered in agreement amongst the coaching community, if coaching is a means to an end or an end to a means?
For most cultures to be called a culture implies that it's typically something that exists for many people and can be readily observed (because it happens naturally). For now, coaching culture is a more nebulous term that needs time to develop, and advancements in team coaching and internal coaching may provide us with those case studies to observe and decipher what this could really mean. So whilst coaching culture is a hot topic, be careful it doesn't just evaporate into hot air!
What do you think?
Barry, Tom. "How to be a good coach." Management development review 7.4 (1994): 24-26.
Clutterbuck, D. et al. (2006) Making Coaching Work: Creating a coaching culture
King, Paul, and John Eaton. "Coaching for results." Industrial and commercial training 31.4 (1999): 145-151.
Tian et al (2013) General Business Anthropology, North American Business Press, 2 edition
Hart, E.W. (NA) Developing a Coaching Culture, CCL
Hawkins, P. (2012) Creating a Coaching Culture
[1]Bersin, J, (2015) Culture, why it's the hottest topic in business today
[2] Polanyi, (1966) The Tacit Dimension


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Heading exclusively to Directv this fall is the explosive looking sci fi action flick THE OSIRIS CHILD SCIENCE FICTION VOLUME ONE. From Shane Abbess comes the story one man's fight with the help of a prisoner to save his daughter in a world on the brink. Directv will have the film starting September 7th with a run on VOD and digital a month later. Check out the inspiring trailer and more ahead and be on the lookout for this one sooner than later.
When a dangerous outbreak threatens to destroy everyone living on a newly colonized planet, Lt. Kane Sommerville (Daniel MacPherson) goes against orders and leaves his station to rescue his young daughter (Teagan Croft). Desperate to get to her before it's too late, Kane enlists the help of an escaped prisoner (Kellan Lutz) as they battle their way through the chaos of a planet on the verge of annihilation. With the odds stacked against them, saving his little girl may be humanity's last chance at survival.
AVAILABLE EXCLUSIVELY ON DIRECTV: September 7, 2017
IN THEATERS AND AVAILABLE ON VOD AND DIGITAL HD: October 6, 2017
THE OSIRIS CHILD is directed by Shane Abbess and stars Kellan Lutz, Daniel MacPherson, Isabel Lucas, Luke Ford, Temuera Morrison, Rachel Griffiths and Teagan Croft.
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Get Excited About Your Work in 2014
Marilyn Sherman is an expert in helping women find their way in the workplace. A best-selling author and internationally sought-after speaker, she reminds us that it is time to STOP settling and START planning for something more.
Figure out where you want to be
Sit down and make some goals. Figure out what is working and what isn't. Figure out where your heart truly lies, and make some goals on how to get there.
Show Up
Be present in things that are outside your normal job. From networking events to committees and volunteer activities, get out there and make a name for yourself. Never discredit how meeting and interacting with people you don't know can lead to your next big break.
Make meaningful connections
When you do meet people, don't just shove your business card in their hand and call it a day. Give them a reason to remember you. Ask questions and find a way to have a meaningful conversation. When you are done, recap a few things on the back of their business card so you can catch up later.
Hit the refresh button
Take another look at where your passion lies in your work. If you can't find something, it may be time for a change. Life is short; don't stay in someone's dream job. Go out and find your dream job.
Be resilient
What life lessons can we draw from a loofah, ping pong ball and number two pencil? A loofah reminds us to rid ourselves of what holds us back: jealously, resentment and feelings of inadequacy. A ping pong ball reminds us to be resilient; life isn't perfect, but we can either succumb to disappointment or bounce back from adversity. Finally, like a pencil, we can become dull if we don't sharpen our skills and find ways to grow. A pencil's eraser represents our ability to forget mistakes and move on. When we take anything to the next level, we risk failure. Hold on to the lessons, but let go of the rest.
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text: Riveting, highly lustrous, dark emerald-green dioptase crystals fill a very well-placed, 4.6 cm vug atop an aesthetic wedge-shaped matrix on this fine specimen from Tsumeb. The crystals, to 1.3 cm, are very gemmy on the outer 1 mm, then become green-opaque in their interiors. Striking and unusual crystals. The bit of lighter green mottramite or duftite is a nice accent. All of the crystals in the interior of this beautiful cluster are pristine.


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Mathematics Quotes
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If scientific reasoning were limited to the logical processes of arithmetic, we should not get far in our understanding of the physical world. One might as well attempt to grasp the game of poker entirely by the use of the mathematics of probability. The abacus, with its beads strung on parallel wires, led the Arabs to positional numeration and the concept of zero many centuries before the rest of the world; and it was a useful tool — so useful that it still exists.
Mathematical science is in my opinion an indivisible whole, an organism whose vitality is conditioned upon the connection of its parts. For with all the variety of mathematical knowledge, we are still clearly conscious of the similarity of the logical devices, the relationship of the ideas in mathematics as a whole and the numerous analogies in its different departments. We also notice that, the farther a mathematical theory is developed, the more harmoniously and uniformly does its construction proceed, and unsuspected relations are disclosed between hitherto separate branches of the science. So it happens that, with the extension of mathematics, its organic character is not lost but only manifests itself the more clearly.
We especially need imagination in science. It is not all mathematics, nor all logic, but it is somewhat beauty and poetry. There will come with the greater love of science greater love to one another. Living more nearly to Nature is living farther from the world and from its follies, but nearer to the world's people; it is to be of them, with them, and for them, and especially for their improvement. We cannot see how impartially Nature gives of her riches to all, without loving all, and helping all; and if we cannot learn through Nature's laws the certainty of spiritual truths, we can at least learn to promote spiritual growth while we are together, and live in a trusting hope of a greater growth in the future.
Mathematics as an expression of the human mind reflects the active will, the contemplative reason, and the desire for aesthetic perfection. Its basic elements are logic and intuition, analysis and construction, generality and individuality. Though different traditions may emphasize different aspects, it is only the interplay of these antithetic forces and the struggle for their synthesis that constitute the life, usefulness, and supreme value of mathematical science.
In its conception the literature prize belongs to days when a writer could still be thought of as, by virtue of his or her occupation, a sage, someone with no institutional affiliations who could offer an authoritative word on our times as well as on our moral life. (It has always struck me as strange, by the way, that Alfred Nobel did not institute a philosophy prize, or for that matter that he instituted a physics prize but not a mathematics prize, to say nothing of a music prize - music is, after all, more universal than literature, which is bound to a particular language.) The idea of writer as sage is pretty much dead today. I would certainly feel very uncomfortable in the role.


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A Year In Retrospect
Happy Hollowdays to you and yours! We hope the holiday season is treating you well and gearing you up for 2017!
This year has been absolutely incredible, and we couldn't have done it without you!
And when we say we couldn't have done it without you, we certainly mean it.
Our tale blisters back to the wintery February of 2016...
We were still in the very infantile stages of being in a rock band, and we needed to do something that proved everyone's dedication to the project.
Our 7-show/10-day CrowBot Tour of the SouthWest was the first critical step towards our musical entrepreneurship, and it was made possible by our generous and loving Crowmunity. We were quite stunned by the gifts so that we could go explore our dreams because, as you know, Y.O.D.O.
Incredibly enough, that was how we STARTED the year! Little did we know at the time that we were going to be doing SO MUCH MORE! Some of the notable highlights from this year include:
- St. Patrick's Day at Katie Mullens
- Rockies Opening Day at Blake St. Tavern
- No More Excuses Record Release Show at the Marquis Theater
- First performance at the Underground Music Showcase
- First show at the Bluebird Theater
- Demon Knight Masquerade Ball at the Gothic Theater
We definitely went through some tumultuous times as well, from canceling our second tour, to the carousel of drummers we've gone through. And yet, here you are. With us.
And our tale brings us to this...
We'd be delighted to perform an unplugged set for you on Thursday, December 29th: A Facebook Live concert.
...you're invited, cordially. ;)
So, if you're wondering what you're gonna be doing at 8pm – 11pm MT Thursday 12/29, why not spend it with us? We'll be playing new songs, new versions of old songs, and doing a Q&A with all of you.
You can RSVP and get all the deets on our FB here. We appreciate all that you have done for us. Hope to see you there. xoxo
In adoration <3,
Crocket (w/ a little help from Spencer, Jonathan, Ethan, & Angela)
p.s. since this is live on the book of face, anyone and everyone can come. So SHARE the event with your peeps on FB so it can be a big party!


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http://montage.cloudapp.net/galleryRelated: Content Curation • MICROSOFT Innovative Tools
pptPlex 1. What is pptPlex? 2. How do I install it? 3. Kodu Kodu is a new visual programming language made specifically for creating games. It is designed to be accessible for children and enjoyable for anyone. The programming environment runs on the Xbox, allowing rapid design iteration using only a game controller for input. Programming as a Creative Medium The core of the Kodu project is the programming user interface. The language is simple and entirely icon-based. 10 iPad Apps for Web Curation Curation vs. Aggregation? Curation is such a necessity these days. The overwhelming wave of information we are exposed to is drowning us in facts and opinion.
ZoomIt Introduction ZoomIt is a screen zoom and annotation tool for technical presentations that include application demonstrations. ZoomIt runs unobtrusively in the tray and activates with customizable hotkeys to zoom in on an area of the screen, move around while zoomed, and draw on the zoomed image. I wrote ZoomIt to fit my specific needs and use it in all my presentations.
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3 Free Cool Tools to Curate Content - Getting Smart by Susan Oxnevad - Why Curate? Content curation is a great way to find, organize and share useful knowledge efficiently. There are many free digital tools available to help manage web content in flexible ways allowing us to quickly share resources that are accessible online.
Manifesto for the Content Curator Every hour thousands of new videos are uploaded online. Blog posts are written and published. Millions of tweets and other short messages are shared. To say there is a flood of content being created online now seems like a serious understatement. Until now, the interesting thing is that there are relatively few technologies or tools that have been adopted in a widespread way to manage this deluge. 2012 US Forum Level 100: Microsoft Digital Literacy This curriculum, available both online and offline, helps educators develop a fundamental understanding of computers and productivity software. These courses help them get the essential skills they need to begin computing with confidence. The Standard Curriculum features five courses that cover computer basics: Using the Internet, Using Productivity Programs, Security, Privacy and Digital Lifestyles. The Advanced Curriculum features four courses, including Creating an Email Account, Creating a Great Resume, Searching for Content on the Web, and Social Networking.
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The CCC is excited to host entertainer David Darwin, the One Man Sideshow, this summer! David Darwin's circus career has led him to perform on America's Got Talent and traveling all over the country with his unique brand of comic sideshow entertainment. Darwin will present vaudeville era entertainment updated for the modern audience. His performance will include a mixture of skillful juggling, daring circus skills, balancing acts, and wry wit. This event is recommended for ages four and older (kids and adults alike adore Darwin's shows!).
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Mustang Buddies "step up" to ease fears
Take soon-to-be middle schoolers on tour of school
Transitioning from elementary school to middle school can be a little scary.
To help ease fears and prepare students for the "big move," Hadley Middle
School students have been taking groups of fourth-graders on a tour of their
school this week.
"You will do a lot of cool things in here," a Hadley fifth-grader told a group
of students from Young School on Thursday (May 18).
Students visited the school library, STEAM lab, multi-purpose room (where
lunch is served), gymnasium, chorus room, art rooms and main office. They
also saw where the bathrooms are located and where they may be meeting
with the school's speech therapists, occupational therapists and counselors.
Every year, the Mustang Buddies take the lead on Step Up Day and show
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answer questions they have about middle school life.
The goal is to make students more comfortable with the move from grade
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Child support in New Jersey – the right to support
All parents in New Jersey, whether married or unmarried, are obligated to contribute to the support of their children. How much they can contribute is where the disagreements may arise. The important thing to remember is that child support in New Jersey is the right of the of the child, not the parents; therefore, parents may not waive New Jersey child support.
Whether you need help establishing a proper level of child support, help enforcing a preexisting child support order, or modifying an existing support award, the attorneys at The Law Offices of Smith & Doran, P.C. can help.
How child support is determined
Upon divorce, one parent is typically designated as the "parent of primary residential custody"; and the other parent is designated as the "parent of alternate residence." The amount of child support required to be paid by the parent of alternate residential custody is based upon the New Jersey Child Support Guidelines. The New Jersey Child Support Guidelines have established a formula which applies to parents who have a combined net income of $187,200 or less. Some of the factors which are included in the New Jersey Child Support Guidelines calculation include:
- The number of children;
- The monthly net income of both parents;
- The extent of parenting time enjoyed with the children; and
- Certain expenses, such as health insurance, daycare and child support paid for children of previous marriages.
After entering the various information, the Guidelines produce a weekly child support figure which is a baseline calculation. The Court may decide to change the amount of child support based upon the financial circumstances of the parties.
For parents who have a combined net income in excess of $187,200 per year, the determination of child support requires an analysis by the Court. In those cases, there is a minimum of child support awarded, plus an additional amount of child support based upon a series of statutory factors. The additional amount of child support is left to the discretion of the Court.
New Jersey child support modifications – how a substantial change in circumstances affects child support
New Jersey child support modifications can take place any time after a temporary Court Order, Marital Settlement Agreement, or New Jersey Divorce Judgment is entered. New Jersey child support laws allow parents to request a child support modification including cost of living adjustments.
New Jersey child support is designed to meet the needs of the child which include food, shelter, clothing, healthcare, and education. If the child needs changes or there is a change in the parties' income, a New Jersey child support modification may be warranted. If you are the non-custodial parent, it is important that you talk to a lawyer and submit your documentation of changed circumstances. Never just stop paying child support. Not only will you jeopardize your children's well-being, you will also be in violation of a support order.
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