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Questions about Ironjaw Spells & Strategy
Baron_Bathory posted a topic in DestructionHey all! At long last I finally have my Ironjaws nearly fully painted. Really anxious to drop Destruction undivided and finally get some games in with these bad boyz. I had a couple of questions before I start building my list.... and that's how in the nine circles of Hades do I build my list 😜 I've been reading the Ironjaw discussion forum and have seen a lot of talk about "alpha strike" & "deep strike". What are those things and how do I pull them off? I'm also wondering about spell and wizard choices. Before GH2019 everyone was spamming Fungoids, now everyone is going back to Weirdknobs. Is there any particular reason for that? Are Fungoids still a good choice? I'm also reading a lot about the hand of Gork "teleportation". Can someone explain how to use this effectively? Are Chronomantic Cogs still a good choice? Lastly, is the battalion consensus pretty much Ironfist and Bloodtoofs? Any help would be amazing. Thanks boyos
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rogluk posted a question in Rules QuestionsIf you have two Warchanter, their ability is cumulable?
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Help! New to AOS, starting ironjawz
Darkwhippet posted a topic in New Member WelcomeHi all! have recently decided to get back into the hobby and start playing Age of Sigmar. Have signed up to a local League and am putting together an Ironjawz/Destruction based force, utilising a number of Ogre models I had already. Can anyone suggest a)best load out for Orruk Brutes and b) general improvements? Would love to get either a Stonehorn or Thundertusk soon if they are effective? Or maybe leadbelchers for some ranged attacks? Looking to stick to 'big' units (I.e. No grots etc, have a large 40k ork horde army and can't face painting that many models again!) Thanks in advance! Current list: Megaboss Weirdnob Shaman 5 Brutes 5 Brutes 3 Gore Gruntas 6 Ogors 3 Ironguts 2 Mournfang Cavalry Aleguzzler Gargant
Lurking is the Guest list too long.
MilesTheHammer posted a topic in New Member WelcomeWhat is going on? This is @MilesTheHammer and I finally joined TGA officially. Ironjawz and Bonesplitterz are my AoS armies and anything Green skinned I got love for it. I will be putting my 2 cents on some threads and feel free to follow me on twitter @MilesTheHammer. WAAAGH!
Hey! I've got two armies for sale 40 Bloodreavers -20 starter box, 20 two handed weapons £30 4 Citadel Woods - Mostly painted, a dry brush or two away from completion £50 IRONJAWZ 15 Brutes 1 Megaboss 1 Megaboss on Mawkrusha 3 Gore Gruntas 1 Warchanter 1 Weirdnob (unpictured, unassembled) 10 Ardboyz (unpictured) 1 Wurzzag because why not 1 Hardback Ironjawz book Retail from Element games for this is over £190. I'd take £120, negotiable (plus P+P). If you are in the Nottingham area you can collect and just ignore the P+P. TZEENTCH Lord of Change Thaumaturge Changeling Gaunt Summoner Gaunt Summoner on disc NEW IN BOX 3 Skyfires 3 Flamers 20 Tzaangor 12 Pink Horrors 10+ Blue Horrors 10+ Brimstone Horrors 20+ Kairic Acolytes Hardback Book There are a few unassembled horrors/acolytes/tzaangor I'll chuck in too. Element games retail is around £190. I'd take £120 plus P+P. Collection available.
destruction Mitzy's Destruction Army The Meatmen of Mitzmanheim
Mitzy posted a topic in DestructionSo Destruction huh... I rebased my Ogres the minute AoS dropped and have been using them exclusively until SCGT 2016 when I re-based my demons. But before this madness began (don't we all just love re-basing an entire army!) I had bought some Orcs to add to my Ogres. The Orcs will be painted up in the same scheme as the Ogres (The Meat Men ofMitzmanheim) and are slowly coming together. Here are some photos of what is finished and a couple of wip shots of my troll unit.
Ironjaws 1,5 k brutes or ardboys?
msdos posted a topic in DestructionGuys which list do you think would do better in a tournament: LeadersOrruk Megaboss (140)Orruk Megaboss (140)Orruk Warchanter (80)Battleline10 x Orruk Brutes (360)3 x Orruk Gore Gruntas (180)3 x Orruk Gore Gruntas (180)10 x Orruk Brutes (360)BattalionsIronfist (60)Total: 1500/2000 The megabosses stick close to the brutes, while gore grunts flank the army and try to get to big monsters or shooting units as fast as possible. Or Allegiance: IronjawzLeadersOrruk Megaboss (140)Orruk Warchanter (80)Orruk Weirdnob Shaman (120)Battleline10 x Orruk Brutes (360)3 x Orruk Gore Gruntas (180)3 x Orruk Gore Gruntas (180)10 x Orruk Ardboys (180)10 x Orruk Ardboys (180)BattalionsIronfist (60)Total: 1480/2000 this is a more well rounded list with more models to grab objectives and less punch. At least with this list I can cast mystic shield on brutes.
Brute Spam... i dont like it
IronjawzBrian posted a topic in DestructionSo I've been playing Ironjawz for about a year now. With some success, I took 3rd with pure BALANCED Ironjawz at the Las Vegas Open, and was 2nd in battle points. I'm seeing a ton of lists right now that have between 20-40 brutes, and I just don't like it for a few reasons. Just wanna hear some peoples thoughts on this. 1. They have abuse able bravery. There was a gentlemen playing a list like this at LVO and what happened to him was his opponent took every opportunity to force bravery tests and he lost a good number of Brutes that way. 2. Why not Ardboys, I love them. Your getting 20 wounds with a 4+ and they also hit pretty damn hard. They have the potential to have 8 bravery in combat and get them long bomb charges. 3. I personally think that they will be going up in points in GH2, perhaps to 200 or even 220 for the unit.
Non-Green Orruks/Ironjaws
Geoff Ozzy posted a topic in DestructionI'm feeling a bit bored of Green... so I'm looking for some ideas and colors (GW or Vallejo) to do a non-green Orruk/IronJaws skin color scheme. Some of the ideas I had were doing them in an orange'ish theme or doing them in a sand-skin theme. I've attached two pictures below and was hoping for some thoughts on how to achieve these results or if anyone has any other color ideas! Thanks and I appreciate everyone reading my first Topic Post! Geoff
Iron & Ard Fist!
Dream posted a topic in DestructionI've been using this locally and was wondering what the wider TGA community thought of this competitive list using both the Ironfist and the Ardfist battalions in a pure Ironjaws list. Mawkrusha 520 (Warlord, ravager, brew) Megaboss 140 (brew) Chanta x 2 160 (One is in the ardfist formation gets the 4+ward save) Brutes x 5 180 (1handers, Big Boss usually in here) Brutes x 5 180 (2handers, goes behind a unit or ardboys somewhere) Gruntas x 3 180 (1"weps) Ardboys x 10 180 (rending) Ardboys x 10 180 (rending) Ardboys x 10 180 (rending) Ardfist 40 Ironfist 60 Total 2000 I had been running a list that was just one big ironfist but I kept getting wrecked by alpha strikes(shooting, drop rets) and/or losing attrition battles to other fighty armies(khornebb, death). Overall I was doing quite well with the big ironfist list but it had some bad match ups and I wanted to keep playing pure badass orks so I came up with this list. So far its worked quite well. It plays pretty much like any other ironjaws list, hammer them down asap, but there is one exception. With the ardfist you can afford to sacrifice some of your ardboys in the first couple of turns as long as you can keep the chanter alive or hidden and somewhat centrally located. Even tho I dont get the extra d6 move ardboys are still quite speedy with their +2 to run. In fact, they are fast enough to get on objectives turn one and be ready to absorb a nasty charge, I often place the 2" brutes behind them for extra charge absorbing effectiveness. The ardboys can then be ready to slog back onto the board turn 3 or 4 and help secure the back line or run and plug up any holes. Its been pretty nasty! Also I love being able to be very reckless with some units as long as I'm conservative with others, namely that one special war chanta. Only change I would make after the few games I've played is swapping out the gruntas(they are always underwhelming) for a third unit of brutes. The extra mobility is nice, but its overkill for the sacrafice in damage output. Just having a 3rd claw and brute smasha would be nice. Anyways let me know what you all think. Thanks!
1000 pts of IronBusterz
Mr InsaneBear posted a topic in DestructionHi all, Would like opinions on this list. I think it looks ridiculously awesome, but do you think it is viable? I played 1 game but got diced so hard(rolled I'd say 89% 1's and 2's. My opponent was astonished) that I still can't Tell Hero: Ironjaw MegaBoss Battleline: Ogors: x6, Weapon and Fist, command Ogors: x6, weapon and fist, command Other: Ironjaws Brutes: x5, jagged gore hackas(I know. Brute choppas better. But I play what I model and didn't know this when I built them!) Ironjaws Brutes: x5, twin Brute choppas(I learned for the second box haha) For my part I know its short on units and has no shooting or magic. I just figured it would play very destructiony(run up, punch face, continue punching face) and would be reasonably fast cause of the rampaging destroyers rule. thoughts?
Hey all, First post here, looks like an amazing community. I Had no idea a competitive AoS forum was out there, barring of course reddit, and who really wants to go there Anyhow, my buddies and I don't really do all the crazy scenarios in the Gen's handbook, mostly just battle line straight warfare. We're currently playing 2K. I've always been crazy about black orcs of any kind, I'm ecstatic that they have their own book now. Trying to make a super competitive list to make my friends cry. My group currently contains a vamp player, tomb kings player, and WoC: Slannesh player. I'm totally not opposed to playing general Destruction, but I only have models from the orcs & goblins currently. I can grab ogre units if its optimal, my only requirement is that an Ironjaw MUST lead the army, be it Gordrakk or anyone else. Any1 have suggestions? Is Gordrakk worth his points? Should I be using trolls? Are pure Ironjawz better than a destro army? Noobish side question, does an Ironjaw allegiance army need to be completely Ironjawz? Thank you in advance for any and all help.
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Zlatan posted a topic in Painting and Modelling'Allo. I've just discovered some of the amazing painting blogs on this forum and it's inspired me to start my own. I've been painting this army over the past couple of months and I'll be adding to it over the next few months as well. Any comments and advice is welcome. I decided to go for a darkish scheme of blue and black with a few bright spot colours in yellow, orange and red. It's probably not to everyone's taste, but please let me know what you think. Over the next few weeks I'll be adding more goregruntaz (only have 1 finished so far), and some big squiggly beasts from the moonclan grots. I'm a bit concerned that the overall effect of the army is quite dark, especially from a distance, so I'm hoping a few splashes of bright orange squigs here and there will help lift it. Please let me know what you think.
Ironjaws vs allegiance abilities
Vespan posted a topic in DestructionThere are some factions that have units which count as battleline if you have specyfic allegiance- in this case Ardboys. If someone wants pure ironjaws army, he must pick ironjaws allegiance. In that case he can not use artifacts and traits for destruction allegiance? This is an interpretation of my local gaming club, but the way I see it, you build a legal army using allegiance keywords and afterwards, before battle, you just pick a keyword you want to use.
Sylvaneth vs IronJaws
Stevewren posted a blog entry in Painting in the Age of SigmarI played my first game with the Sylvaneth recently against my friends Iron Jaws. I only took painted models for this game, so I was a little limited, but I could easily do the 2000 points we had decided on. We also played the comet scenario from the Generals Handbook. My list consisted of: Tree lord Ancient (Oaken Armor, an extra spell) Drycha (the spell that generates woods) Branchwych (regrowth) Branch wraith (Acorn of Ages, The Reaping Spell) Spirit of Durthu 3 x 10 Dryads 2 x 6 Kurnoth Hunters (Great Bows) Firstly the army felt small, although my opponents Ironjaws looked similar. He had: Godrak Mega Boss Orc Shaman Warchanter 2 x 5 Brutes 2 x 10 Ardboyz 3 x Goregruntas Deployment: Turn 1 Pete went first and roared across the table. The move in the Hero phase that Destruction units get made the army super fast. Everything moved up and allowed Gordrak to attempt to charge, but he failed. In my turn I popped out a couple of woods and fired a few arcane bolts doing minimal damage. I ran Drycha up to attempt a turn one charge (which she failed - this was an error as you'll find out later). I moved the Kurnoth Hunters to allow them to shoot the Ardboyz on the right flank and the Spirit of Durthu moved into the Acorn of Ages Wood ready to charge Godrak. I thought that this was my chance to get him off with Durthus mighty sword. However I failed the charge (its important to note I also forgot the Spirit Paths rule that could have allowed Durthu to move and charge on the roll of a six). Still, there was the chance of the double turn.... ...which I didn't get Turn 2 When Pete measured for his spells Drycha was in range for Foot of Gork, which Pete got off due to the proximity of being near orcs and some arcane scenery. He promptly stomped Drycha three times and killed her dead. Gordrak tore into the son of Durthu, bellowed at him for 5 wounds, and then killed him easily with the attacks that multiply out to D3 on a 6 vs monsters, heroes and wizards. He also charged the Kurnoth Hunters. The comet came down in the square on my right flank which was good as it was uncontested, meaning I had a shot to get it with the dryads or the hunters if they could finish off the units they were fighting. He also charged my ancient who killed a Brute whilst taking two wounds in return. In my turn I found that I couldn't escape from the Brutes with the Ancient due to the rule of being 9" away from models. This has been an issue in all my games with the Sylvaneth since AoS dropped - its really hard to move around if your opponent pops a model or two in the middle of a wood. The new rules allowing up to three woods to count will help, but then it becomes very difficult to place them. Anyhow, I'm digressing from the game, which was spiralling out of control fast! The Treelord missed with all his attacks (standard fare), and the Kurnoth Hunters did minimal damage with the bows. The Dryads failed their mystical terrain test for the second turn in a row and got wiped out. The unit in the centre stood and moved to contest the comet the had landed in the middle of my lines. The Branch wraith and Branchwych took up station to try and stop Godrak charging the ancient, knowing full well they were being sacrificed for the greater good! Turn 3 I lost the dice roll for turn three, but we were still drawing at this stage. The orcs continued to pour forwards. Gordrak went into the Branchwych, killed her and then charged again into the Branchwraith and killed her too. I was pretty sure Pete could have got into the Ancient, but I think at this point he was easing off the gas and didn't do it. This didn't matter as the Ancient went down to the two units of Brutes. I had successfully failed 12 3+ armour saves over 4 rounds of combat. This is a solid effort, even by my standards. The gore gruntas finally removed one unit of Kurnoth Hunters, and the Megaboss got into combat with the others to help out the Ardboyz. The Hunters had proved to be surprisingly resilient with the preroll on the saves, which made up for the fact they couldn't hit a barn door with their shooting! Turn 4 Turn 4 I lost the roll off again and the Gore Gruntas claimed the objective on Petes side of the board. Gordrak smashed my Dryads in the centre allowing him to claim that too. With only a Kurnoth Hunter and 10 Dryads left we called the game. The Ironjaws had been victorious! Conclusions 1. Man, I could not roll dice today! However I also forgot a lot of rules and I'm not sure I considered my army combos well enough. By my own admission I've spent a lot more time painting than I have reading the rules! 2. Kurnoth Hunters were very resilient, and would have been better with hand weapons in this game. Saying that I think that the bows are still a good option. 3. I'm not sure what I could have done against Gordrak other than run away and arcane bolt him. He was horrendously destructive. The fight with Durthu would have been better if I had remembered the rules and I think there may be ways to get him closer and make the charge more viable. I also played Drycha wrong. She would have been better being held back, although I didn't realise the potential of Foot of Gork. This meant I had lost my two best combat pieces before my second turn which really left me on the back foot. Overall there are a lot of things I learnt. Hopefully we'll get a game in next week and I can try out a few more things.
Megaboss WIP (done)
Nixon posted a topic in Painting and ModellingHi all Im currently working on my Ironjaws. First up is my Megaboss. He will set the tone and direction for the rest of the army. I like how he looks, so far. But I would like to make him pop more. C and C welcome.
Gordrakk, Fist of Gork ingame?
gnaleinad posted a topic in DestructionHave anyone use him in a game of AoS yet? I was bored after reading about how Ironjaw can beat Nagash so I tried him out. I kill Nagash(with one mystic shield) 2 out of 3 tries!!!! Personally I find that if I boost him with a Warchanter and have a Orruk Warboss with WAAAGH! Banner boosting him, he is a freaking monster!!! Should he use his command ability on himself I find that it is just too scary! Anyone with actual battlefield usage?
Friday 2v2
BobTheKnight posted a topic in Narrative and Open PlayOn Friday we played Defend the Dias from the Quest for Ghal Maraz as a 2v2 using 50 pools of SCGT each. Here's a picture of the armies on the table, the ambushers are on the far side, the invaders, the nearest. The armies from left to right, starting with death, in the top left, are 5 Hexwraiths, 2 Morghast Archai, a Mortis Engine, Arkhan The Black(part built), 3 Spirithost, 2x10 Skeleton Warrior and a Wight King. Arkhan was his general and the scenario's general, he also declared the formaiton from the start collecting Malignents box, Spirits of Felblood(which is currently uncosted on the SCGT so we let him have it for free, the skaven player was also using one but heavens can I remember the name of it.). Death seems quite fun to play with or against. The second ambusher, the skaven player, didn't quite have all his models on the table yet, in the picture he's currently repairing his plague catapult he dropped. He brought 30 Clan Rats, a Packmaster, 2x20 Plague Monks, a Skaven Warlord, a Plague Furnace,a Plauge Catapult and 3 Ratling Guns. In the handful of games we've played so far the skaven have proven terrifying, getting into the plague monks to stop there charge seems really important but letting the rattling guns sit back and fire seems silly too. The Warlord was his general The first Invaders, army in the bottom left, has a mix of Ironjaws and Fyreslayers, he had gotten the Ironjaws early in the week and was super excited to play them but couldn't make up 50 pools worth so they're with the slayers. He has 15 'Ard boyz, a Warchanter, a Weird Nob, a Megaboss, 5 Auric Hearthguard, a Battlesmith, a Grimwrath Bezerker and 5 Vulkite Berzerkers. In this game and the last we played the Fyreslayers have proven to be very tanky but quite poor on the damage per a turn. The Megaboss was his general and the Invaders' general, The Grimwrath was our secret unit with a 2+ save. Finally, the second invader, my current army, Khorrne. I brought 3x10 Bloodreavers, a Bloodstoker, a Lord of Chaos(Khorne marked), a Slaughterpriest, 5 Bloodwarriors, a Bloodsecrator, a Mighty Lord of Khorne and 5 Chaos Knights(Khorne marked). The Mighty Lord was my general and i declared the Dark Feast battalion. Moments into turn 1, after the ambushers have rolled for which units to deploy. The plaguecatapult began hurling death removing the weird nob in two attacks thanks to it's battalion and the ratling gun plinks of a few bloodreavers. In charging luckily for me the clanrats are the only unit to make the there charge, if the plaguemonks in the bottom left had gotten onto my secrater it would of gone alot worse for me. The clanrats attack left me with a unit of 2 bloodreavers and a unit of 1 but that's better than losing a different warscroll so i was happy. In reply, during are turn, the 'Ard boys went into the skeletons, my blood warriors into the plaguemonks and my slaughterpirest, lord of chaos, 3rd pack of bloodreavers into the clanrats. Alot of dead or fleeing rats leaves us with this as the table coming into turn 2. So if you're going to roll 6 6s out of 12 dice you should do it as a death player, the mortis engine ruined the Megaboss leaving him with 1 wound remaining. Also if you're going 2 6s out of 10 dice then 2 5s then 2 4s, then a 3, then a 2 you should do it as a death player, Arkan's cure of years, removed the 'Ard Boyz. Apart from a handful more dead skaven, that was it for turn 3. Last picture. It was looking bleak with our general only on 1 wound but we won the turn which let the Khorne move over more,but my ally decide to charge the megaboss forward but when he failed his charge roll and we passed the turn, some 40 ratling gun attacks removed the last of his wounds for an ambusher victory. All in all a good fight, the Ironjaws had a really poor showing but that might be because of the low numbers, not knowing there warscrolls well I coudln't be sure though. Death had an extremely good day with his rolls and Skaven proved as glass cannonish as always showing the best way to not get killed is to be the one killing.


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Puwang – a 5 day work
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Perhaps I am showing my age but Cameron is no Auel. the characters she creates are self-focused, somewhat boring and mildly annoying which cannot be said of Auel's protagonist. However, both authors bring a love of science and impeccable research to their writing!
Thanks, Laurie. I shared this post in our ANTH 476 Moodle site, as we have a running list of archaeological fiction.
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Temple pura rambut siwi and perancak
This under-visited temple is between Negara and Medewi Beach. The Rambut Siwi Temple is one of the biggest Hindu Temples in Bali.
When the sixteenth-century Hindu priest Nirartha sailed across from Java, he paused at this spot and claimed it as holy
Perched among frangipani on a promontory overlooking the sea, Pura Rambut Siwi occupies a truly beautiful site, set in the cliff bank with wide Indian Ocean just in front.
8 kilometers west of the temple Rambut Siwi you find this magnificent temple of white rock overlooking the river Perancak The coastal village of Perancak is named for this ancient temple, where the hindu priest Dang Hyang Nirartha first set foot on Bali in 1546.
On the Perancak river an amazing sight of the traditional jukung and sampans boats can be seen quietly resting on the river. Maybe it is possible to hop on a jukung and have a ride to the mangroves.
Perancak Beach is the nesting site for a variety of sea turtles species. The western coast of the island is sloping and spacious, which offers the perfect conditions for turtles, mostly the olive ridley turtle, the leatherback turtle and the hawksbill turtle. The perfect time of the year to visit is from April to September, when the turtles come to lay their eggs. The nesting season is a busy time for local fishermen, including Kurma Asih, who tries to save the eggs from poachers. He will proudly explain to you how it all works and will kindly ask you to make a small donation. Then you can release some baby turtles at the beach. A great experience.


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Too Much Free Time was created when I really did have too much free time, intended to be an attempt to play every video game, ever. Of course, that's not a goal that I'm likely to accomplish, but it does give me something to aim for. I hope that by playing (and reviewing) a large number of games, including many games both old and new, I'll be able to discern patterns and trends in video games, and communicate my findings.
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I have recently been looking for a game called "History Mystery", for the Apple II.
I have done a lot of google searching, but I'm afraid that not much comes up.
In fact, I'm a large contributor to atariage.com (user Propane13), and even most of that community has never heard of it.
In searching, I found that you had a post about it:
I'm really trying to figure out if this was a game that I played when I was a kid, but it's tough to find anything. Would you be willing to let me know a bit about its gameplay? I'm guessing that some screenshots would be out of the question, but a small summary of gameplay (some rooms/puzzles) would really help me out.
Also, you had mentioned in that post that you were willing to try to contribute them to the community. I may know some people that could help with that, if you were still interested.
For the record, "History Mystery", from my recent searches seems to have been a game that came with a publication called "Microzine".
I found this article that indicates that it was an add-on to Microzine number 18:
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Trophy holders Brackley successfully negotiated the first defence of their title beating fellow National League North Nuneaton comfortably at St James Park. Lee Ndlovu scored all three second half goals in a 12 minute spell to take his season's tally to 13.
"We played well today but didn't find those moments of extra quality in the first half that make the difference," Kevin Wilkin said. "We did in the second half and Lee has done fantastically well to take those chances. He missed a good chance just before the first goal but he carried on and it's good to see he didn't get down about it but has scored a terrific hat-trick in the end."
After a first half of few goal threats at either end, the second half was a different story as Saints dominated from the re-start. Matt Lowe could only direct his header wide and Ndlovu was off target when well placed from Connor Franklin's cross before Ndlovu made the break-through just before the hour mark.
From Glenn Walker's pass the striker took it on, cutting inside the defender and firing low inside Cam Belford's post. On 61 minutes an incisive move of 11 passes, with Ellis Myles and Shane Byrne instrumental, set up Ndlovu who again found the corner of the goal low past Belford.
The hat-trick came in the 68th minute as Ndlovu's header powered the ball into the net from Walker's fine cross.
Brackley had opportunities to increase the lead through substitutes Daniel Nti and Shaun Jeffers, Jeffers bringing a splendid save from Belford after fine work by Byrne to create the chance.
Nuneaton's Ryan Jennings got a late, straight red card for a challenge on Shepherd Murombedzi but the tie had been long settled.
"As the holders in this competition we are there to be shot at and teams will want to beat us," Wilkin added. "But it's part of the challenge we need to meet and to deal with. It's a good challenge to have. We have to deal with that bit of expectation."
Brackley Town: Lewis, Myles, Franklin, Byrne, Hall, Dean, G.Walker, Armson (Nti 72), Ndlovu (Jeffers 74), Lowe (Murombedzi 78), A.Walker. Subs unused: Fairlamb, Noon.
Nuneaton Borough: Belford, Panayiotou, Kelly, Lyne, Addison, Calveley, Baker, Kelly-Evans (Tweed 69), McGurk, Angus, Jennings. Subs unused: Edobor, Basso, Etheridge.
Referee: Barry Lamb Assistants: Andy Loe and David Hutton
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On 3-4-1990 Sari van Veenendaal (nickname: Veeny) was born in Nieuwegein, the Netherlands. She made her 0.1 million dollar fortune with FC Twente, Arsenal, De Oranje Leeuwinnen. The female football player her starsign is Aries and she is now 30 years of age.
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Bigg Boss Season 2 is going to start in the month of June. The Bigg Boss season 2 has become the most wanted show for the audience. We also know how much the Bigg Boss season 1 has become. The season 1 was hosted by NTR and the show has attracted the best TRPs. And as per the talks, this year NTR is not going to host the Bigg Boss show; and Natural star Nani is going to host the show this time. While the audience is waiting to watch Bigg Boss season 2 show and are eager to know are going to contest this time for season 2. The season 2 is going to start in the month of June, as per reports. While the few of the rumors making rounds about the contestants of Bigg Boss season 2. So, here we have collected the information from various sources about Bigg Boss season 2 contestants list.
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As per the reports, the Bigg Boss season 2 is going to be absolutely stunning this time. The season 2 logo was released recently by the star Maa. The Bigg Boss season 2 contestants list is also going to surprise the audience this time.
As per the reports, 'Puri Connects' co-founder actress Charmi is going to contest for Bigg Boss season 2. She is the most known heroine of South films and got much craze in the audience. Later she has established the Puri Connects by collaborating with director Puri Jagannadh.
As per the rumors suggest, Tejaswini Madiwala is also going to contest for Bigg Boss season 2. And the popular Singer Geetha Madhuri's name is also hearing. Young actors Tarun, Taneesh are also in the list of expected participants. Also, the transgender artist Tamanna Simhadri's name was on the list. Also, it was rumored that the latest YouTube sensational actresses Sri Reddy, and Madhavi Latha are going to appear in season 2.
The Bigg Boss season 2 is going to be conducted in Annapurna studios this time. For this, a big set was made in 7 acres on land in Annapurna studios, Hyderabad. The Bigg Boss season 2 might include the commoners along with celebrities. The application process was recently completed on 15th May. We have to wait till June to know more updates of Bigg Boss 2 Telugu.


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Avion en papier
Origami Instructions Free Online Plan also shows the results graphically of moving away from the 'purest' form of Origami in each one of the eight directions. In some cases I have marked the art as 'open-ended', for example paper-cuts.
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By this I mean that we will no longer have a shut system typical of Origami where a procedure exists to create a model and can return to the starting point. It is arguable that it is the closed-system through which can some- how break, this is the real characteristic of Origami. ShapingRegular figures such as triangles, pentagons are well set up for Origami.
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Kent du Pre has done such focus on Symmetric figures such as stars from which flowers can be collapsed. Irregular figures have came out occasionally, but the most extreme form only occurs in Paper Wonder with Rolf Harris's models. Silhouettes do not have restrictions in the Origami sense and are of course closely related to paper slicing. In its simplest form cuts are made before to folding in a symmetric and planned way which will 'open up' the fabric available without the need for excessive thickness. The most recent talk about of the techniques is by Toshie Takahama who refers to it as Kirikomi and distinguishes it as typical of very Avion En Papier Qui Vole Longtemps Et Loin early Japanese Origami.
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Uchiyama is reported as acquiring a patent in 1908 for 'KOKO'. style origami which appears to be the same in principle. Japanese books are packed with slitting to achieve ear or a tail or even legs. Perhaps one of the most famous examples of theme 'slits to avoid folding' is in Fred Rohm's Festival pony in which 2 cuts are made, one for the ears and the other to offer enough points for the legs. Rohm folded his Circus pony without cuts but the technique is then much more complex. Thus we have 2 motives for cutting appearing here; one to create new opportunities and the other to avoid the complexities of a model achieved only by folding.
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Inside a corner of the Livelihood Industry Pavilion at EXPO', electricity was used to make Origami pigeons argument their wings. Modelling This is now usual in animal folds to call for a final modelling particularly if foil has been used and one can make certain of the substance remaining in place. A modern day example of this is in Pat Crawford's models. Neal Elias who probably led the move in the West to THREE DIMENSIONAL insists on any modeling following the folding The technique of wetting the paper seems to be Japanese in origin was Avion En Papier Pliage Qui Vole Bien demonstrated by Yoshizawa at a Convention in Liverpool. Another method of damp moulding using paste in the preparation is discussed by Alice Gray the girl was shown it by Yoshizawa during a visit to Japan. The folds up tend to be gentle and are approaching statue rather than Origami.
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Typically the associated arts are Weaving cloth and Macrame which are open-ended. However with string we can have 'Cats Cradles' which is a closed-systems game with direct analogies to Origami. Multi-layer Toshie Takahama has produced some superb examples of this variation of Origami. The particular sheets of paper are folded together but usually opened at the finish to Origami Paper Box show the multi-layers usually with different shades. In flower folding and possible doll-making the multi-layer technique is exploited for the own sake with little or no folding included. Multi-Part Isao Honda (15) was probably the first to publish techniques involving 2 separate sheets of papers each folded to represent some part of the animal and then brought with each other. The concept may well be traditional; if not in how Honda uses it - see for example the Pagoda in Paper Miracle. Recently kits have made an appearance for folding a monster from a amount of potager of different sizes.
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most extreme combinations of water and paper we are, naturally , in the world of papier-mache which is plainly an open-ended art. DecoratingThe simplest step from the single colour is one side female and one white or plain. A great offer of modern Origami intrusions this colour difference. A new delightful example is Joan Homewood's Robin. We can use the texture of our material which need not even be foil or paper. Neal Elias collects patterned foil and has shown models in 3 colours which depend after deciding on the best pattern and cutting his material to get the colour exactly where he wants them. A more restricted Origami Crane Easy form of decoration occurs in Japanese papers which are already printed with a design well suited for an exclusive model. The end of this process is evidently the decoration of the final model and so into the decorative art proper which is open-ended. Lengthening By stretching our square we obtain rectangles then ribbon and finally string.
Fleur en papier
The trimming out of holes etc. to indicate eyes and so forth is sometimes found in Japanese books and we are obviously dealing with a approach which is becoming open-ended. When we fold in a symmetric way to prepare our paper for cutting the folding has obviously become secondary (2). Avion En Papier Simple Honda has called this kind of paper-craft Mon-Kiri (which means crest-making). The particular last step in the slitting or cutting is paper-cutting, some of the finest examples are probably from China and plainly here we have an open-ended Talent. Supporting A way of moving away from the 'pure' central form is that of supporting or adding display mechanics to the models. In its simplest form we might use glue, staples or 'blue tac' to hold a model in the desired pose and position. Or we may use wiring or card. Probably the most unusual form of 'display mechanics' that We am knowledgeable about is by Toyoaki Kawai.


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Joni Eareckson Tada Unveils New Joni and Friends Logo to Celebrate 40th Anniversary of Ministry
In celebration of the 40th anniversary of Joni and Friends this year, Founder and CEO Joni Eareckson Tada unveiled today a new ministry logo. Designed in-house, the new global logo is a visual representation of the mission of the organization: to communicate the Gospel and equip Christ-honoring churches worldwide to evangelize and disciple people affected by disability.
"I never want Joni and Friends to be centered on me and my work; it's about our mission together, all the 'friends' we serve, and the Lord Jesus Christ," said Joni Eareckson Tada. "As we celebrate our 40-year milestone, Joni and Friends is also entering a new era of global ministry… I am excited to introduce this new logo that represents our mission and the people we serve."
Joni and Friends was founded in 1979 by Joni Eareckson Tada who in a diving accident was left a quadriplegic at 17 years old. Ministry began as Tada, joined by friends around her kitchen table, responded to letters she received from people with disabilities in search of support. Over the past 40 years, the ministry has grown to serve thousands of people impacted by disability worldwide: Joni and Friends has delivered 150,000 wheelchairs and Bibles through Wheels for the World and provided Christian care to 63,000 special needs family members through Family Retreats. The organization also equips individuals and churches with disability ministry training and provides higher education courses through the Christian Institute on Disability.
"The redesigned logo is a fresh new look for Joni and Friends as we head into the future. I am so grateful to God and to all of our ministry friends for bringing us to this milestone 40th anniversary. With this new look, we will continue our important work of sharing the Gospel for decades to come. It's all about filling God's house with the world's oft-neglected, friends around the world with disabilities!"
Information about the Global Logo Icon and Logotype
- The circle represents Joni and Friends' ministry around the globe.
- Within the circle, abstract figures represent the Joni and Friends community of support: they support one another inwardly as they extend their arms outwardly to share the Gospel with the world.
- The abstract figures are also reading Bibles, representing the ministry's commitment to sharing the Gospel and providing biblically-based care.
- The text, rewritten to say joni&friends, is now one word and includes an ampersand to emphasize that we serve as one at the ministry. We also serve as one with our ministry partners and our friends around the globe.
More information about the anniversary and logo, including graphics and videos, can be found at www.joniandfriends.org/logo.
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For 40 years, Joni and Friends has provided the hope of the Gospel and practical resources to people affected by disability around the globe. As the leading international non-profit providing Christian ministry to people impacted by disability, the life-affirming programs of Joni and Friends include Wheels for the World, Family Retreats, the Christian Institute on Disability, and church ministry training. Joni and Friends also delivers inspirational media such as the Joni and Friends radio program, television program, and podcasts. To find out more, please visit www.joniandfriends.org.
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"I can imagine no greater compliment than that people tell me that they like my music without really being able to explain why. Many people tell me they initially thought SWOON was an awful record, but they came to appreciate it after listening to it several times. Which is as it should be: listening to music is work, hard work. A record is only interesting to me if you can discover new things time and time again. I mean, how often does it happen that an album which sounded good the first time starts annoying you because there is nothing added to your first listening experience? Music should be something exciting, something mysterious about to happen. We don't deal in catchy tunes, we make music you have to listen to several times."
Paddy McAloon, leader of the hot new group Prefab Sprout, hailing from the North of England, Newcastle, knows exactly how to put into words why it is his music – now including the new single WHEN LOVE BREAKS DOWN – is interesting. If a cursory first listen can lead to a not very flattering description of "clinical supermarket music", a rematch brings plenty of pleasant surprises from the Sprouts, consisting along with Paddy McAloon of his brother Martin on bass and singer Wendy Smith. Thrilling transitions and extremely odd tempo changes constantly put the listener off balance. There are even more pleasant surprises if you examine the lyrics. Paddy McAloon, word juggler, shows himself from his lyrics to be a songwriter of great class."Subversive MOR" was the striking label BBC veteran John Peel assigned to Prefab Sprout, one of the leading lights of the new and promising indie label Kitchenware Records.
Paddy McAloon conforms fully to the expectations raised by the evidence of his music and lyrics, an intellectual of the wacky kind. It takes him only a few minutes to drop the names of his favourite authors: Knut Hamsun, James Joyce and Anthony Burgess. Not the reading material to be found on the bedside table of a typical musician. McAloon's intellectual image is emphatically completed by having perched on his nose the kind of ornamented glasses used by old Hollywood movies and comic books to indicate a Professor.
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So the plan to become a priest quickly goes off track as Paddy McAloon (although he has remained a member of the Roman Catholic Church) is taught to play guitar by one of the priests at the seminary at which he is being trained. Young Paddy launches himself diligently into learning the instrument and discovers that it's much more fun to write his own songs than to play the songs of other people. Having nothing better to do after finishing at the seminary, he turns up to enroll as a student of History and English at the University of Newcastle. His great wish was to find work as a librarian ("It seemed lovely. The whole day with my nose in all those books") unfortunately came to nothing, and perforce he accepts a job in a garage.
Paddy gains focus in '77 as one of his friends finally gets enough money together for a drum kit and they form a group. The storm of punk, currently in full force, largely passes Paddy by, as he would rather listen to "old fashioned" groups such as the Beatles. Steely Dan and the Beach Boys.
"I was literally in hiding at the time. We practised all day in an old basement and what was happening outside hardly penetrated through to us. Certain aspects of that punk attitude spoke to me. For example you no longer had to listen to at least twenty-minute multi layered songs in which 35-year-old millionaires whined about their failed love affairs. But otherwise you could easily lose the whole punk and new wave movement. There were no real songwriters between them. And that's what it's about: songs ".
"For a really long time I was obsessed by experimental music. Random strikes on a large gong, tables thrown out of the window, horrible sounds escaping from saxophones, nothing was crazy enough for me. All of a sudden my attitude towards music changed completely. I began to distrust experiments. Something changed, yes, but it can happen to anyone. Since then I find it more interesting to play around with traditional song structures. Turning the normal verse-chorus pattern on its head, or including all sorts of strange transitions and tempo changes in an apparently quite normal song. That sort of thing appeals to me far more than that pretentious plink-plonk music. The weird transitions actually originated from the days when we still played in pubs. I was sick to death of the audience who were just there to drink, but our bookings increased as long as we did the same rhythms as the Chuck Berry songs spewing out of the jukebox. To make them really listen I included small shock elements built into my songs."
"For me a song the lyrics and music are equally important. However, when I listen to a song. I really only pay attention to the words. I have a hatred of stupid or simple lyrics unless they 'have soul'. For soul lyrics the feeling comes first. Someone like James Brown can afford to take a simple sentence and then repeat it endlessly. For example, in that last big hit, BRING IT ON. BRING IT ON, BRING IT ON, and again about a hundred times in a row. That's not the kind of lyric where you go straight to look for the words. It is very simple, but only when he does it. For me it would be something that absolutely wouldn't work. From my background. I'm more a 'word person'. I'm attracted to the more detached approach of guys like Donald Fagen or Elvis Costello. They do not really move out of their minds in their lyrics. They do assume a certain feeling but they try to analyze. They go in search of an explanation."
"My lyrics mostly come from playing around with a certain word. For example, the song GREEN ISAAC. I was fooling around with the word 'green'. I don't know how it is in Dutch, but in English "green" means innocent. Then I came across the biblical figure Isaac, the epitome of innocence and immediately I had a great song title: GREEN ISAAC. Especially since in most pop lyrics rock 'n' roll names are something like James or Joey or for girls Marilyn or Suzy and Isaac is completely at odds with that. As soon as I have a title like that then rest comes by itself. GREEN ISAAC: I saw him at once: a very innocent guy who wants to make it big, but every time his mouth lets him down. To shine like Joan of Arc you must be prepared to burn."
"Oh, words are trains for moving past what really has no name", sings Paddy in "I COULDN'T BEAR TO BE SPECIAL. Does he see language as a flawed communication medium?
"Yes, exactly. It so often happens to me that I'm trying to make something clear to someone and it appears the other person has understood my words totally wrong. Then you have to go all the way back to explain that you didn't mean that, and you discover language doesn't always work as a way to convey your thoughts to another. You're trying to describe something that is really not describable, for example the concept of love, and before you know it, you throw a whole bunch of words at them which only make it less clear. Your mind works so much faster than the words you have available to you. At the same time you've stumbled on another interesting paradox: I'm making it clear that language doesn't work by using the same language… Very fascinating!"
The laudatory liner notes for SWOON are written by Emma Welles, who also wrote some articles about Prefab Sprout included in the promotional material provided by the record company. When I ask who Emma Welles is. Paddy falls into a mysterious silence. Kitchenware boss Keith Armstrong, also present, comes to the rescue: "Emma Welles is an excellent journalist from Newcastle. If she wasn't married with small children she could be a second Julie Burchill."
Paddy: "She'd like to be a famous music writer, however her problem is she's only interested in Prefab Sprout, when there are already have loads of articles about us. So we just asked her to write sleeve notes."
Keith and Paddy look at each other conspiratorially and almost roll on the floor laughing. It doesn't mean much to me until I read a few days later in an English magazine that Emma Welles doesn't exist – the liner note and articles are written by Paddy himself.


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In just 45 minutes, you can revolutionize your understanding of THE HARMONIC LANGUAGE. Learn how chords are created, what notes they contain, how they're named, and how they're used to evoke emotion and make music come to life. Quickly gain harmonic mastery and confidence which will set you apart as a composer or improviser.
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The Chord Committee
Many, many thanks to everyone who volunteered for The Chord Committee. Numerous excellent solutions have been proposed. In order to avoid discord, I have combined all of your suggestions into one beautiful, majestic chord. In hopes you will find the solution acceptable, the chart and recording are presented here for your approval. (Click on "continue reading" to view the complete chart.)
The Lost Chord
Andy and i were playing this lick the other day.
Andy asked with which chord this lick could be used. I had no answer. Do you?
Got Improv?
You can learn how to improvise like a professional jazz musician! Watch this video to see how you can begin the exciting journey towards becoming a jazz improviser.
Mastering Modulation
Have you ever ridden on a roller coaster blindfolded? That's how it feels to improvise without understanding internal modulation. It's like driving through a thick London fog. Progress is halting, movements are uncertain and tense.
By contrast, the player who understands how to navigate key changes improvises smoothly and confidently.
This month, we learn to recognize an internal modulation and craft an effective response. Continue reading "Mastering Modulation"
Transposing Charlie Parker's "Confirmation" Using New Ears
A question just came in from a user of New Ears Resolution as to how he could use movable DO to transpose Charlie Parker's "Confirmation." (His letter is posted below.)
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Craig wrote this article for the February, 2016 issue of Saxophone Life Magazine. It appears here courtesy of SLM.
It's definitely impressive to hear jazz musicians improvise at incredibly fast tempos. What is, however, far more inspiring is hearing how the great masters are able to create beautifully crafted, swinging melodic lines, regardless of tempo. Continue reading "RIPPING RIFFS OR MEMORABLE MELODIES?"
Darn That Dexter!
Dexter Gordon is universally revered by saxophonists for his muscular sound. He is equally effective on ballads, blues, and fast tempos.
His Blue Note LP One Flight Up includes a fine reading of the Jimmy Van Heusen ballad "Darn That Dream" on which he dexterously employs a device favored by Charlie Parker. This maneuver involves momentarily raising the key a half-step and inferring a ii-V progression in that key.
Here are two instances in which Dexter deftly employs that ploy. As anyone who has ever tried to transcribe his solos knows, one of the hallmarks of Dexter's style is his unique approach to rhythm. While his languid phrasing is pure joy to hear, it's a nightmare to transcribe. I have greatly simplified the rhythm in these two examples, focusing instead on the pitches Dexter chose for the brief modulation. Continue reading "Darn That Dexter!"
Jazz Articulation, Accents, and Proper Tonguing
Some saxophone & clarinet students have difficulty with jazz articulation, because they have not learned to tongue properly. They begin each note with a constriction in the throat, which sounds as if the student were humming into the mouthpiece. The beginning of the note is fuzzy and indistinct. Continue reading "Jazz Articulation, Accents, and Proper Tonguing"
Why Is This Tune So Hard To Memorize?
Have you ever had difficulty playing a tune, even though it presented no obvious technical hurdles? Perhaps the problem lies in a hidden harmonic riddle, which, when solved, will unlock your understanding of the song and make it easier to play and to remember.
At a recent gig, pianist Mark Schecter called off Dizzy Gillespie's "Groovin' High." Although Storyville used to play the song, it still made me stumble. However, after deciphering its harmonic implications, playing it became simple.
Here's how to solve a riddle like that.
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By Phil Cooper
Returning with their fifth album, four-piece high energy rock 'n' rollers Silvertung have offered up seven new tracks. Since their formation, the four-piece have earned themselves a loyal fan base through going out and touring continuously. Their music has led to a number of support lots with the likes of Shinedown and Slipknot and their significant online presence has seen their reputation increase since their 2013 debut album 'Devil's In The Detail'. With a lead single from this album already doing the rounds on YouTube and radio, what does the latest offering have in store?
Album opener 'Dodging Bullets' kicks in with a heavy drum beat and overdriven guitar riff. With an edge of aggression, the vocals cut through the mix and the music rolls on providing the framework. The chorus lifts with a more opened guitar riff and the vocals taking on a higher register than the verse. It's a catchy hook that pulls the listener in. The initial aggressive undertones of the vocals are repeated in following track 'Feel Inhuman'. More of a gutsy punch than the opening track, the guitar tone is dirtier and the vocals have a raspy tone. The straight forward rhythm section keeps the foundation in place and provides a foot stomping backbone to both the verse and chorus sections.
'World Gone Mad' gives a heavier edge to the album, the crunching, staccato power chords of the guitars work alongside the bass and drums to accentuate a pounding rhythm. The vocal lines mimic the disjointed nature of the rhythm before the chorus kicks in whereupon a bigger vocal harmony thickens the texture and lifts the music a little higher. There's a brooding weight to 'World Gone Mad' that separates it out from the previous two tracks. 'Wise Up' follows on with the heavier side to the bands sound, however the feel is further progressed with the vocal delivery. The words are shouted and delivered with an uncontained aggression and the music matches this. At only two minutes forty-five, it's the shortest offering on the album and comes across as a pressure valve letting off the pent-up steam. It also, unfortunately, has a slightly forgettable quality to it. When 'Black Sunset' kicks in, there's much more going on making for a more interesting track and giving 'Wise Up' a sense of being a bit of a filler.
'You're Fine' features a piano in the introduction combined with the overdriven guitars giving some extra texture and sonic interest. With its structure, content and delivery, this track owes a lot to the Nu-metal style of the late nineties. A solid melody line underpins the guitar riffs and rhythm of the track and the pounding drums propel the music forward. The vocals are once again laced with a lot of anger and angst telling the listener to 'get over it'. It's one of the stronger tracks in the latter part of the album. Closing track is the aforementioned lead single, 'Done My Best'. Easily the best track on the album, there's a combination of all the stylistic elements that have gone before, however the production on it sets it apart.
While all the tracks are well produced, each instrument is clearly identifiable and there is clear room for the vocals and natural feel of the music, there is a more polished quality to 'Done My Best'. It has a brighter sound and feel to it making it an ideal lead single and it's obvious to see why it's getting the online attention. The rhythmic side of the track takes on an almost rockabilly like groove akin to the sound of Volbeat. The vocal style on the other hand have a more tamed, focussed energy to it similar to Shinedown's delivery. This is definitely a track that will serve the band well live as well as on record and it's a shame that there isn't more of this type available throughout the album.
Overall, 'But, At What Cost??!' is a good album, it's short and punchy and delivers a number of good tracks. The main standout focus is the lead single and album closer but tracks such as 'Feel Inhuman' and 'You're Fine' contribute to showcasing the bands style and ability. Where it falls short of being better is the lack of more diversity and tracks of the calibre of 'Done My Best'. There's a lot of anger contained in the record, but it's not been sufficiently focussed throughout the tracks into great song writing. It is however, a good album for turning up loud and letting out any built-up stress.
- 'But, At What Cost??!' is released on 15 February. You can get your copy HERE.
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Respect The Refs
Read to find out who the most vital but underappreciated team is in Hockey.
Yelling at the Refs Will Help Your Team WIn (NOT)
If youth sports can't find qualified youth sports officials then player safety is at risk. Parent and coach behavior is the biggest contributor to the shortage of officials.
Respect The Refs
If You Don't Like the Call - Lace Up Your Skates and Take the Course
Excellent Article - What one town outside Calgary Does to Encourage respect for the Refs
Driving young referees out of the game and generally not acting like adults. Read this senior referee's viewpoint and observations.
Some suggestions...
Quick article on Staying Safe & Training at Home
From a Baltimore News Outlet
Link to a video on why some Cats Eye Masks are illegal in USA Hockey. Also a full explanation with pictures of legal and illegal Goalie Masks. Important Reading for your players safety!
Video below describes acceptable and unacceptable body checking. Recommended for all parents and coaches.
Text of USA Hockey's Letter plus videos including the video showing what is acceptable and unacceptable Body Contact
This page includes a video that is also shown to Level 1 and 2 officials during their training. Highly recommended for ALL parents and coaches!
This 5 minute video is highly recommended for all parents. The last 2 minutes have several scenarios of suspect parent behavior that will make you think...
Raising Good Persons
Male or female, 8U to 18U, this letter is a MUST read for all Parents.
This is what your child hears when they hear you yelling at them from the stands or in the car going home!
Talks about unique aspects to development in Minnesota Youth Hockey. 8U players using Cross Ice to develop. Players playing in their communities instead of organization hopping (college recruiters do notice this as a negative!) and more!
Not every kid gets drafted and persistence can lead to success. Excellent article about one Goalie's path to College playing time.
Excellent article with the statistics of how many NHL and NCAA scholarship players are alumni of the NAHL and USHL (Tier II and I Junior Hockey).
Excellent article for 14U & 16U parents and players about how to get noticed by a USHL scout. Discusses BOTH on ice and off ice behaviors.
Words of wisdom on the Goalie Position
This PDF has excellent advice from a former Pro on how to be a Good Goalie Parent.
This article shows the perspective of a Goalie Parent but also reminds all of us of what our children get from playing the game - discipline, time managment, friends, ...., to name a few. All of these are important to their future adult lives but rarely get mentioned.
Article from Penn State on when to specialize. Some interesting points for parents to ponder when helping their children to make decisions.
Do our kids know how to utilize a failure or loss to gain wisdom? To gain strength? To gain perspective? Can they lose and not feel like a loser? (This is big.) Can they fail and not feel like a failure? (This is also big.) If our answer to these questions is "No", then we have some serious work to do, my friends. Because the experiences of loss and failure provide far more opportunities for growth, wisdom and strength than an 18-year-old who steps out into the world armed with nothing but a bedroom full of trophies.
If your child enjoys 8U then he will want to play then once he gets to 14U, then he might have the desire and ability to try for NHL. But what or how much he plays before 14U rarely makes a difference on his chances. This is an article from USA hockey ADM program.
This article, reprinted many times, is the classic article about the priorities of players versus their parents or coaches. Required reading (and periodic re-reading) for ALL parents and coaches!
Article about expectations and realizing that Development is a Process and more of a marathon than a Sprint. This article focuses on parent expectations.
Do players really need travel at the 8U and 10U levels? Minnesota is showing that players who get to enjoy the game and play only in house thru 10U develop more. More development and less travel at younger ages leads to more players having success at higher levels (high school, juniors and college)
Its a long term process.
A discussion with one of USA Hockey's experts.
|"We often forget that the person an athlete is going to confide in the most is a friend, a teammate … So, one of the best ways to become aware of the concussions we're currently missing is to ask teammates to speak up when they realize a teammate might have a concussion."
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Concussion Legacy Foundation
Articles, Posters, links to CDC Info, Signs & Symptoms to look for, An Action Plan and much more...
New Program from USA Hockey for 2019-20 on Concussion Management and a Return to Play form
From the USA Hockey website: Doctor Michael J. Stuart's informative and important presentations are available for download here. The valuable information is important for coaches, players, parents and physicians.
A lot of information specifically for hockey players on detection and management of concussions. This information should not replace consulting your family physician should you suspect your child has a concussion.
What is HECC and why does my kids helmet have to have this sticker?
Is social media a way for your child to market himself? Or will it wreck his/her future? Every high school has the story of the kid who posted behaviors and got suspended. But posting can impact a promising athlete as well - no recruiter or college coach wants a player who "might" be a problem.
Eye opening tips especially for hockey parents. Most hockey scholarships are NOT full rides. Athletic Scholarships are only good for one year - playing time, grades or a new coach could mean you lose your scholarship after one year.
Your child has the talent to play in college but does he/she have the character? Will he or she fit in, play as part of the team, help team mates, get the grades to stay eligible? Coaches are watching to see how your child interacts with their team mates and coaches. Coaches are watching the parents too - the parents in the stands tracking playing time and yelling the refs will be noted. With college coaches, parents are to be seen and not heard.
an article both parents and athletes should read. Coaches care about character.
There are many college recruiting websites. Whether you want to spend time on them or get involved with them is up to you.
But Realize: The most important group in college athletics is the NCAA. They provide a huge amount of info for guidance counselors, parents and athletes. This is where you should get the facts and if you hear something or get contacted by someone - check them out or go to the NCAA for the facts.
You won't get into colleges without qualifying academically. But college coaches can help a little. Also discussions of how much athletic scholarships really cover. Full rides are rare except in certain sports.
Discussion of items to consider while looking at colleges as a potential college athlete.
Social media makes a big deal about player's committing to a college at an early age. This quick question identifies what these commitments mean and what parents should be emphasizing to your child if they want to play college hockey!
Excellent page with resources on Division 1,2, and 3. Also links to required high school coursework, GPA, SAT/ACT - required reading for potential student athletes and their parents
Links to the official NCAA Recruiting Calendars and a Frequently Asked Questions section on the terminology.
Visit this page to find out about eligibility and recruiting. Students must be qualified (as amateurs and academically) by the NCAA to accept a scholarship and play college sports.
College Hockey Inc. Their frequently asked questions page appears to be up to date and has good information that is not easily found on NCAA and other websites. One example is Division I college hockey teams only have 18 scholarships and typically carry 25-30 players so not all players get full athletic scholarships.
Answer - play Juniors. Go to the Junior and Development League websites (listed below) - they have recruiting events and tell you how to play in their leagues. Even the NTDP 18U and 17U teams play in the USHL (Tier I Junior League).
My child plays AAA! or AA! We go to these big expensive Tournaments to get recruited. Fact remains, most college coaches want players to play a year or two of high level juniors.
Still don't understand? Go to Division I and III hockey programs and check out their rosters. Almost all list their players last team - very few come from High Schools or AAA teams, most come from Junior Teams or in some cases Prep Schools. See the links below.
This website lists the Tier I (USHL), Tier II (NAHL) and Tier III (RMHL, NA3HL and EHL) Junior Hockey Leagues
Excellent play to find out where to play if you want to play College Hockey or want to explore the various College Hockey Leagues
Every player is off a Canadian or US Junior team.
A few from USPHL elite teams, several from the NTDP 18U team, a few from Prep Schools and the rest from Canadian or USHL Junior teams
One player from the NAHL with most of the rest split between the EHL (a Tier III junior league) and the USPHL
USPHL and Tier III Juniors
Biased towards the NCAA but worth reading
Written by the USHL which wants players to go to college
Could your child make it to the Pros? What skills are needed for higher levels of hockey? Predators Coach Dan Muse discusses these questions.
Excellent article - which route is best for your child? Discusses the many pros and cons. Gives examples.
A well written academic paper on the merits of college hockey versus major junior. Many citations and well researched.
Most NHL players came out of the CHL (Canadian Hockey League also known as Canadian Major Junior), the NCAA, or various European Leagues.
The CHL includes the OHL, WHL and QMJHL. Playing or signing a contract to play in these leagues will forfeit your NCAA eligibilty.
Many NHL players play in the minor leagues before making it to the NHL. Many NCAA players "go pro" after graduating from college by joining one of these leagues. The American Hockey League (AHL), ECHL (East Coast Hockey League) and SPHL (Southern Professional Hockey League). Each NHL team has a AHL affiliate. Each AHL generally has an affiliated team in the ECHL and most ECHL teams have an affiiation with SPHL teams to replace players who get called up or are injured.
Shows the statistics of playing men's college hockey and the statistics of being drafted. One of the most interesting statistics is : In 2018, 31% of players on active NHL rosters played college hockey (all Division I), up from about 20% in the year 2000
There are more than 480,000 student athletes, less than 2% go pro
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For age classifications that do not lead to a National Tournament (12 U & below) tryouts can start Tuesday,March 26, 2019.
For age classifications that lead to a National Tournament (13 U through 18 U) tryouts can begin Wednesday, April 10, 2019.
Organizations generally hold House & 8U/6U Evals (MOHL-Buffalo & EAHC-Rochester) after the last Tryouts end although some may hold them after Nationals if ice is available.
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David Francisco focuses his practice on criminal defense, appeals and other post-conviction matters, and family law. A veteran trial attorney with 68 jury trials to verdict, David brings a wealth of procedural knowledge and courtroom experience to his clients.
Prior to establishing Francisco Britton LLP, David was a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney in Elkhart County for over 10 years where he established a reputation for handling complex criminal matters. He successfully prosecuted 13 murder cases, including one capital murder conviction resulting in a sentence of life without parole. In addition to murder cases, he was also responsible for prosecuting other major felonies such as attempted murder, armed robbery, drug dealing and manufacturing, child victim crimes, burglaries, conspiracies, and racketeering cases. David has litigated over 100 post-conviction relief proceedings.
David is active in the community. He presently serves on the Board of Directors for the Northern Indiana Chapter of the American Red Cross, and is a member of the Elkhart Noon Kiwanis Club and the Elkhart League of Women Voters. David previously volunteered as a coach for the mock trial teams of the University of Notre Dame Law School and South Bend John Adams High School. David is a member of the American Bar Association and the Indiana State Bar Association.
• B.A., University of California, Los Angeles - 1998
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For the last eight years I have dedicated my life to the theater as a playwright, actor, and director. I pursue my work with passion and exuberance. I even went back to school and earned two master's degrees, one in marketing and communications and the other in liberal studies/English, specifically to improve the quality and exposure of my plays. My former accounting work has helped me immeasurably in the being able to manage the business of show biz.
Many of my plays are steeped in history. I use my play research as the basis for talks at academic conferences and journal articles. My interest in history has led me to discover the works of seventeenth- and eighteenth-century female playwrights including Elizabeth Carey, Hannah Cowley, Susanna Centlivre, Mary Pix, and others. Part of my professional mission is to bring to light the works of these and other early female playwrights so that they may take their rightful place in the theater cannon.
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Amy Drake wrote her first play at age five. Winner of the Silver Quill of Excellence in web writing from the International Association of Business Communicators. Over a dozen of her plays have been performed in various US festivals. EYES LIKE OPAQUE GEMS, won Most Popular Play in the MITF Short Play Lab and her short play, MODEL BEHAVIOR, toured the U.S. with the Little Black Dress Festival. She specializes in period pieces. Member of the Dramatists Guild of America, Board member of the International Centre for Women Playwrights, and the Gustav Mahler Society of New York. Amy holds a M.A. in liberal studies/English degree from Ohio Dominican University and a M.S. degree in marketing and communication from Franklin University. Her education includes programs at Yale University, Cambridge University, graduate studies at Reed Hall, Paris and playwriting at the Kenyon (College) Summer Institute. Amy resides in Ohio with her husband, cats, and rabbits.Click here to license Amy's plays
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Amy Drake is an actor, write, director, author and speaker. She appeared in the Emmy-winning episode of COLUMBUS NEIGHBORHOODS: CLINTONVILLE and in COLUMBUS NEIGHBORHOODS: WORTHINGTON. She has also appeared as a principle in commercials for OHIO LOTTERY, MONTANA HEALTHCARE, and SAY "YES" TO THE DRESS. Amy has acted in ads for Consumer Energy of Michigan, Powell Vision, Hollywood Casino, and others. She has acted in Indie films including ACTS OF GOD, GOD DON'T MAKE THE LAWS, SEPARATION ANXIETY, and MALFUNCTION IN UNIT 10. Her plays have been produced in various US festivals. Amy has acted on stage with Actors' Theatre of Columbus and as a super with Opera Columbus. She holds an MS in marketing and communication and an MA in liberals studies/English. Her education includes writing programs at Yale, Cambridge University and playwriting at the Kenyon (College) Summer Institute. Amy took a course in on-camera work at Actors' Access, New York.Click here to download Amy's resume
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Amy is also an author, currently co-authoring a book on veterinary best practices for end-of life animal care. She and her co-author, Dr. Heather Fees, DVM, are rolling out a workshop on developing and maintaining compassion and resiliency in the animal care profession. Our goal is to expand this presentation for other professions. Find out more about holding a workshop for your organization by contacting me at email@example.com here to view papers presented by Amy
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