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The hockey job few know about
HAMBURG When you grow up playing sports like ice and inline hockey, with participants from either of the disciplines usually participating in both along the way, there are a number of dreams most players have and play out in their minds on numerous occasions.One of the most common almost always involves scoring a gold medal game-winning goal for your country at a major international event like the Olympics or a World Championship.As we all know, probably a good bit more than 99% of us hockey-crazy dreamers will never see this dream come true. Making ones way to his or her respective national team is something hardly one of us will ever achieve and to be honest, even finding yourself playing professional hockey at any given level whatsoever is something generally few participants of the sport worldwide ever see become a reality.Nonetheless, there are a number of hockey jobs behind the scenes that are vital and necessary for any league or event. Surely one of the most interesting of many volunteer opportunities is serving as a so-called Team Host at international tournaments and its a hockey job that few people seem to know about. Fortunately for me, its something Ive had the honour of doing in conjunction with the German Ice Hockey Association on several occasions in recent years during IIHF tournaments.To be clear, any national ice hockey association generally has a pool of people it regularly considers in deciding who it will select to host a team at an international event. Each association may even have a different approach on what duties the position will actually be responsible for.The selection process begins with an association simply approaching people it knows and trusts, for one cannot forget that a team host is more or less a diplomat for the respective host organization, and the expected décor will always play a role.To my knowledge, it is rarely the case that a position of this nature is advertised in some form of a public job announcement. If an association cannot fill all of the respective team host positions on its own accord, i.e. by exercising a good dose of vitamin c, it will more likely than not pass the word through the grapevine amongst those contacts who it feels can most likely recommend the right person for the job.The key requirement for being taken into consideration is undoubtedly the ability to speak not only the language of a tournaments host, usually as a native speaker, but to also be at least fluent in English, if not optimally also in the language of the country being hosted.For some countries, being fluent in their native language is an absolute must in order to work with them. A few others expect little more than a host with whom they can adequately communicate in English.One way or another, communication is key. If you cannot understand pretty much everything the nation youre hosting needs to tell you, which is going to end up being a lot in the course of a tournament, then you have no business accepting this position if it should somehow land on your doorstep.Once an association has decided to employ you for a tournament, its not long before the work begins in opening dialog with your nations respective general manager. Many things have to be clarified in advance and these always include no less than determining arrival and departure dates and moving on to hotel accommodations, rosters, meal-related concerns, special needs, equipment, etc. and then answering a variety of preparatory questions the respective country may have. The hosting organizing committee will always have a certain set of guidelines or some general hotel and arena-related information that the hosts are expected to clear up with their respective teams in advance.Theres a lot of mail traffic and new info is coming in all the time, especially in the week before the tournament begins. No matter how often or heavy your contact partner chooses to keep the line of dialog open, youre naturally expected to keep abreast of everything and take care of it as soon as possible. This is often vital in assuring that things such as flight bookings can be done in a timely manner.Now, the job has a number demanding moments, but the cold hard truth is that many of them come right on the first two days of any given tournament. These are the days when not only the hosts themselves often arrive at the respective event grounds and need to get situated, but also find themselves at airports or elsewhere to meet with their respective team, bring it to the rink, get everyone accredited and then get the team checked into the hotel.Even if these activities run relatively smoothly, they are time-consuming to say the least. A lot of questions need to be answered while people have to get acquainted with each other and their new surroundings. Things need to be checked up on and protocols need to be gone through. But thats just if things go smoothly and truth be told, you should rarely assume that things will go smoothly.One of the most unexpected problems that can sneak up on a team is that some of the luggage, usually the hockey bags themselves, just doesnt arrive with the team.Equipment can take up a lot of space in the storage area of a plane and, depending on its size, its not uncommon that an airline will choose to send some of the luggage with a later flight.Unfortunately, this can prove to be a tedious endeavor if that airline is dealing with a number of teams arriving on the same day, as a problem of this nature then tends to rear its ugly head repeatedly. I have experienced it and it can end up changing a teams plan and preparation considerably.Luggage can then sometimes take up two to three days to finally arrive. Getting shipped to somewhere else in the world entirely is unfortunately not out of the question as well. This can lead to cancelled practices, equipment being borrowed from a number of sources or even to the complete new purchase of equipment right from the tournament organizers or some local shops.No sooner are issues like these taken care of, a team host then finds himself/herself sitting down with the teams manager to situate how things will be running on a daily basis, which includes wake-up times, meal times, practice times, travel to and from a number of places (no less than the rink), arranging pick-ups for friends and family, arranging tickets at will-call and at times, organizing certain trips or activities that teams would like to make or participate in.This information then needs to be shared with the hotel, organizing committee, travel service, ticket office and rink management. They tend to change on a daily basis as well, as the teams rarely play their games at the same time every day. In addition, the teams will likely always want to have one of their team meals at a restaurant or do something involved with team building, which can often include a night of bowling or playing sports like volleyball, maybe going mini-golfing, or just taking a trip to a museum, amusement park or perhaps a town worth visiting in order to do a little sightseeing. The organization of these things and often making them possible whatsoever usually needs to be assumed at least to some extent by the team host.Once the daily activities pick up, you tend to get into a rhythm and find yourself accompanying the team for just about everything, including practices and meals. Whenever the team or its players need something, you need to be there to organize it or at least communicate it to those who can take of their needs.A team host is usually provided with a phone or a telephone card for the duration of the tournament and it becomes a trusted companion that is more or less glued to his or her hip, so to speak. As youve probably gathered, a team host usually also lives in the same hotel during the tournaments, most often on the same floor as the respective team.Once game time swings around, team hosts will find themselves with a number of duties, which can include ensuring that the team has enough ice, water, towels and other amenities as well as making sure that the respective paper work is completed, is certain which bench its going to be using, and that the team hits the ice or courts on time, often choreographed in conjunction with a television broadcast.Sometimes this will call for some pretty strict minute-for-minute timelines, but even if the tournament is not being televised, teams at any and every tournament need to be informed about how much time it has until warm-ups or a period is about to begin.The host will then hang out in the general vicinity of a teams bench in case anything is needed during the game, something that can require the host to go to the locker room or elsewhere in the arena to quickly collect or take care of it.Often, the host will need to assist the teams doctor or equipment manager at any given time during a game. Sometimes, the teams will even need the host to work one of the doors on the bench for line changes. After a game, there can be a number of little tasks to take care of until the team has showered up and is ready to head back to the hotel. As one can imagine, there are a lot of real nice aspects to working as a team host. First and foremost are the people one meets, from the volunteers and various drivers to the tournaments organizing committees to the fans, refs and journalists and right on up to the management, players and families of the teams themselves.There are a lot of great and special people out there in the world of ice and inline hockey and there may be no better way to see and come into contact with them than through being a team host. If you grow up as a hockey fan or if you are truly someone who follows the world of hockey as a scene, then getting to know the players is nothing short of amazing.My experience to this point is that most all of them come to know and treat you as part of the extended family in some capacity, but ultimately you simply get to know some better than others. With just about every team you work with, youll find a few with whom youll even continue to maintain contact with beyond the tournament, but youll always remember and follow all of them in their various career paths. This goes for pretty much the entire coaching and management staff as well.Another great aspect is that as part of the extended team, you tend to be included in the respective wardrobe planning, meaning the team will provide you with some of its country paraphernalia, which youll then wear during and, trust me, even long after the tournament. Caps, pins, T-shirts, polo shirts, team warm-up clothing it all often comes with the territory.Depending on the time of year and location, there can be a winter or spring jacket and a scarf to keep you ready for the elements. When all is said and done, the players and equipment managers will often look to shed some weight in light of the approaching return trip. Its not uncommon that a few sticks and/or some old equipment can be had. With any luck, the team may even present you with one of its team jerseys a gift that truly keeps on giving.Ive always enjoyed all these wonderful perks and continue to proudly make use of them to this day, but no tournament has run so smoothly, that some extracurricular problem hasnt popped up in one form or another. Youd be surprised at what kind of issues mosey on into the fray. Naturally, almost no tournament takes place without a player or two having to go to the hospital due to injury. A team host always needs to tag along in order to interpret, if necessary, or at least talk with the nurses and doctors. That host may also need to pass along important info to the teams doctor and management.Then you have less conventional problems, like the international bank cards of players being eaten by ATM machines, if not just downright getting lost somewhere along the way.Sometimes people cant find where they parked their cars or arent certain about where or how to buy a ticket for the local subway or buses. Some get confused with the layout of a hotel or rink.If things go really bad, someone gets lost. They might do so while sightseeing or shopping or during a teams activities on a free evening, so you may have to search for them or go meet them where they are in order to get them back to where they should be.Some even want certain products, but dont know where to get them. You can imagine who they ask first.All of these aspects ultimately find their conclusion at the end of a tournament and this is a point in time where the team host becomes particularly important. Arrangements have to be made with respect to checking out of the hotel, the trip home and very important how things will go down with respect to transporting equipment.It can get hectic and some airlines quite frankly are not particularly adequate in dealing with teams with lots oversized equipment. Theyll sometimes ask the teams to wait in lines just like all the other passengers, which makes things more difficult for everyone airline personnel included.What can even top this problem off is the fact that most teams will spend their last evening at a tournament going out for a night on the town, which means theyre not exactly as fit as they could be on the day of departure. This can go to complicating what is already a hectic last day on duty. Once all is said and done, the departure usually includes a few nice words and a round of handshakes before everyone goes their separate ways.For my part, each and every tournament Ive participated in has been a life-enhancing experience. I have many great memories from all of them and there are the little connections and friendships that you do ultimately maintain long thereafter. Along the way, you find yourself automatically following and rooting for the people youve worked with.Its not a job for everyone and its not the type of job you can just go apply for, but if the opportunity comes along, it can only go towards making your life as a fan of the sport and as a human being all that much better.CHAPIN LANDVOGTBorn in New York and living in Hamburg, Chapin Landvogt was most recently a team host for Team USA this month at the 2013 IIHF Inline Hockey World Championship in Dresden, Germany.


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Over the past few years digital music has become the darling of the audio world. People like it because they are able to access and store large libraries of music on their mobile device, their A/V receiver or some other product. In order to hear digital music, though, it must be converted to an analog signal that your speakers can reproduce. This is the job of a digital-to-analog converter, or DAC for short.
Digital-to-analog converters have been around for decades. They are used in cellphones, tablets, iPods, flatpanel televisions, iPod docks -even your children's toys have them. All of these devices employ a DAC of some sort to convert digital signals so that you can hear them. The big news today is the USB DAC- the kind that plugs into your audio system or computer. When you add one of these standalone devices to your setup, that digital music will sound purer, clearer and closer to the actual recording. Not all DACs are created equal. The majority of ones we use every day are made to be affordable. Think of the average iPod dock you can get at your local pharmacy for $24.99. Odds are its internal DACs were designed for cost efficiency instead of sound quality. This isn't to say you can't enjoy the music it plays, but you'd probably prefer how the music sounds when played through an iPod dock that uses higher-quality DACs. Just think back to when you traded up from a standard-definition to a high-definition TV; the same experience is possible for your ear by investing in a quality DAC.
DACs have a very tough job. They are bombarded with a huge amount of data that takes the form of thousands of ones and zeroes in the digital signal. A standard CD has 16-bit resolution at 44.1 kHz (44,100 samples per second). This is a lot of information for a DAC to handle. If a DAC is implemented poorly, it can impact the complex transfer of data, creating timing errors that result in jitter. Digital jitter creates distortion and can negatively impact sound quality. With a high-quality DAC, it is possible to hear a natural and crystal-clear reproduction from a digital signal. With a budget DAC, you will most likely not be able to hear as deeply into the music.
There is a large variety of DAC manufacturers; some of the key ones are Texas Instruments, Analog Devices, Wolfson, ESS Technology and Cirrus Logic. These five companies make some of the most advanced and trusted DACs available. Some of these manufacturers have even ventured into upsampling—a process by which the sample rate of a signal is increased to help lower distortion and improve sound quality. The benefit of upsampling is a highly debated topic, but various companies have implemented it successfully.
Over the past 10 years the use of DACs has changed significantly. Homeowners are doing away with CD players and replacing them with standalone DACs that can stream music directly from your home network. IPod docks have evolved to where they can pull the data directly to the DAC built into the dock. This has allowed manufacturers to put their own design spin on how they believe a DAC should be implemented, and they no longer have to rely on the quality of the iPod/iPhone's internal DAC to produce a quality sound.
DACs play a vital role in home cinema, as well. Bluray discs have brought lossless audio into the home, so consumers can hear copies that are identical to the original studio masters. Consequently, using a receiver with a high-quality DAC is crucial, because it will ensure that these digital signals are converted properly so you get the best sound quality possible when you're watching a movie. DACs that are more accurate allow you to hear more deeply into a movie's studio mix and notice subtle nuances that add to the realism of the film. The hottest type of DAC currently is a USB DAC.
This type of DAC is ideal if you want to turn your computer into a high-quality audio source. In their infancy, USB DACs were forced to adapt to the rate at which the computer sent data packets, and they had to adjust their master clock every millisecond to keep the audio data flowing without any dropouts.
Computer-based audio took a leap forward, however, when "asynchronous" designs hit the market. Asynchronous USB DACs take complete control of the data flow and allow for the data packets to be sent at a fixed rate dictated by the USB DAC's own master clock. It is widely regarded that asynchronous USB DACs are the best sounding, and the majority of top-rated USB DACs have adopted this design.
If you have been sitting on the sidelines wondering if you should get into digital audio, now is the time to do it. Never before has it been so easy to improve the sound quality of your system. Whether you have a television, DVR, Blu-ray player, gaming system, an old CD player or one of each, they will all benefit from a high-quality DAC.
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Based on hand-held lights once used to navigate unelectrified barns, the Wiley Industrial Cord Pendant by Rejuvenation is both timeless and contemporary. Hang it above a counter or table for a vintage warehouse vibe.
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Education dean named
Edward Silver, currently William A. Brownwell Collegiate Professor of Education at U-M Ann Arbor, has been named dean of UM-Dearborn's School of Education
Published: May 10, 2010
Chapter of champions
Students in Free Enterprise wins top honors, including regional champion, at the SIFE USA Regional Competition
Published: April 30, 2010
Graveyards 101
Community is invited to attend UM-Dearborn lecture series on graveyards and images of death
Published: April 30, 2010
Kinship and education
Brothers partner with UM-Dearborn to enhance educational opportunities for police officers in the cities of Allen Park and Taylor.
Published: April 23, 2010
Transfer Open House is May 12
Prospective students can learn about UM-Dearborns degree programs as well as find out about the admissions process, campus life, transfer scholarships and financial aid.
Published: April 23, 2010
University unites with Ford House
U-M Regents approve agreement to transfer ownership of the Henry Ford Estate to the Edsel & Eleanor Ford House on July 1, 2011.
Published: April 19, 2010
Susan B. Anthony ceremony
Associate Prof. Deborah Smith Pollard will be honored with UM-Dearborn's Susan B. Anthony Award for her contributions to gender equality
Published: April 14, 2010
Community leaders honored
Hoda Amine and Deborah LaBelle will receive Susan B. Anthony Community Awards from UM-Dearborn
Published: April 14, 2010
'Difference Makers'
UM-Dearborn honors 50 students who are making a difference now and have the potential to impact the region as future leaders
Published: April 6, 2010
Salute to service
Scholarship for City Year Detroit alumni honors dedication to metropolitan impact
Published: April 6, 2010
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Published: April 2, 2010
Delegation excellence
Students celebrate 10th year of winning 'Outstanding Delegation Award' during Model Arab League Program
Published: April 2, 2010
Maize and Blue Day
Annual spring open house showcases the best of UM-Dearborn
Published: March 30, 2010
Pre-Med Information Night
Free event will give participants an inside perspective on what it takes to get into medical schools from students and alumni who have been successful
Published: March 30, 2010
Financial Aid Fridays
UM-Dearborn event aims to help students manage the costs of college
Published: March 30, 2010
Spring service
Students trade traditional spring break for a week of service as Habitat for Humanity volunteers in Battle Creek, Mich.
Published: March 19, 2010
New director of communications
Ken Kettenbeil has joined UM-Dearborn as director of communications
Published: March 19, 2010
'You Go Lead'
Some of the regions youngest elected officials will visit UM-Dearborn on March 26 to encourage people 35 and younger to increase their participation and representation in state and local decision-making
Published: March 19, 2010
Symposium on Arab American identity
Scholars Lawrence Davidson and Wail S. Hassan will explore overlooked strands of early Arab American life as part of a symposium about Arab American identity hosted by the campuss Center for Arab American Studies on March 15
Published: March 12, 2010
'Michigan and the Obama Presidency'
Bankole Thompson, senior editor of the Michigan Chronicle, will moderate a panel discussion on Michigan and the Obama Presidency: The First Year on March 17 as part of the campuss Issues in Diversity and Social Change...
Published: March 11, 2010
Campus names CASL dean
Jerold L. Hale nominated to become dean of the College of Arts, Sciences, and Letters on July 1, 2010
Published: March 8, 2010
Jobs boost 'Innovation Index'
Economic innovation in Michigan increases in the third quarter of 2009, according to UM-Dearborn study
Published: March 8, 2010
Kudos for community service
UM-Dearborn has been named to the 2009 Presidents Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll, the highest federal recognition a college or university can receive for its commitment to volunteering, service-learning and civic...
Published: March 8, 2010
Students will experience engineering
Local high school juniors and seniors will explore the fields of engineering and computer science on Saturday, March 27 at the 5th annual Engineering/Computer Science Experience event
Published: March 8, 2010
Alumni Day is April 8
Campus-wide Alumni Day will allow UM-Dearborn alums to reconnect with former friends, faculty, staff and current students on campus
Published: February 25, 2010
Energy for the future
UM-Dearborn conference will bring together industry leaders to discuss the future of electric power, alternative energy sources and the electrification of the automobile
Published: February 23, 2010
'On the Move' is March 16
Annual one-day outreach program is dedicated to introducing individuals experiencing socioeconomic challenges to post-secondary education
Published: February 23, 2010
Closing the Leadership Gap
Marie C. Wilson, founder and president of The White House Project, will present a talk on Closing the Leadership Gap: Add Women, Change Everything at UM-Dearborn as part of the campuss Women's History Month celebration
Published: February 23, 2010
Managing thought
Alumna Mary J. Lore will present a workshop geared toward banishing counterproductive thinking
Published: February 23, 2010
Maple syrup activities on tap
Its maple syrup season for UM-Dearborns Natural Areas, and the Environmental Interpretive Center is hosting several related activities in the campuss sugar bush
Published: February 11, 2010
College Goal Sunday is Feb. 14
Families with children who are seeking to enter a Michigan college can receive help completing their college financial aid forms at UM-Dearborn on Sunday, Feb. 14.
Published: February 11, 2010
Student receives national scholarship
Junior Menas Houstoulakis receives $2,000 national scholarship from Tau Sigma National Honor Society
Published: January 29, 2010
Kindergarten open house is Feb. 11
UM-Dearborn's Early Childhood Education Center will highlight its kindergarten program during an open house on Feb. 11
Published: January 21, 2010
Early Childhood Education Center Open House
UM-Dearborn's ECEC will showcase its individualized, active-learning program during an open house on Feb. 2
Published: January 21, 2010
Remembering Martin Luther King Jr.
UM-Dearborn will commemorate the achievements of the late civil rights leader with a week of events
Published: January 12, 2010
New art exhibition to open
Alfred Berkowitz Gallery will showcase colonial period religious paintings and sculptures during 'Saints and Angels' exhibition
Published: January 12, 2010
In SYNC with Ford
Two professors and six students in the College of Engineering and Computer Science help to develop apps for Ford Motor Company's new SYNC application programming interface
Published: January 12, 2010
Undergraduate enrollment up 4.4 percent
Preliminary numbers show a positive trend
Published: January 11, 2010
Plugged in
College of Engineering and Computer Science gets $3.1 million award from Chrysler Group for hybrid truck project
Published: December 18, 2009
'Innovation Index' unchanged
Economic innovation in Michigan was unchanged in the second quarter of 2009, according to UM-Dearborn study
Published: November 30, 2009
Information technology scholarship
New endowed scholarship aids business students studying information technology management at UM-Dearborn
Published: November 23, 2009
Speakers set for commencement
Alan F. Schultz, chairman, president and CEO of Valassis, and Christopher Ilitch, president and CEO of Ilitch Holdings, Inc., will speak at UM-Dearborn's commencement ceremonies on Dec. 20
Published: November 23, 2009
'Tales of Three Cities'
Bankole Thompson, senior editor of the Michigan Chronicle, will moderate a discussion between Detroit Mayor Dave Bing, Southfield Mayor Brenda Lawrence and Dearborn Mayor John B. OReilly as part of the campuss Issues in...
Published: November 12, 2009
Free financial aid workshop
Local high school and community college students can learn about financial aid opportunities and scholarships at UM-Dearborn during a free workshop on Dec. 1
Published: November 12, 2009
A conversation with Nikki Giovanni
Poet, writer and activist Nikki Giovanni will visit UM-Dearborn on Friday, Nov. 13 to discuss race and social justice as part of the campuss Conversation on Race discussion series
Published: November 6, 2009
Beta Alpha Psi is 'superior chapter'
UM-Dearborn's Beta Alpha Psi-Kappa Sigma chapter was recognized as an international Superior Chapter at the national meeting of Beta Alpha Psi (BAP), the International Honorary Organization for Financial Information...
Published: November 6, 2009
Conference on digital information management
William Grosky, professor and chair of the Department of Computer and Information Science, coordinates IEEE conference on digital information management
Published: November 2, 2009
Scholarship benefits Southfield police
Officers in the Southfield Police Department will have the opportunity to further their education at a reduced cost thanks to a scholarship program at UM-Dearborn
Published: November 2, 2009
SOAR International 9/50
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Published: November 2, 2009
The gift of civic learning
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Dennis Collins: Vocals (Background)
Dolette McDonald: Vocals (Background)
Marlon Saunders: Vocals (Background)
Bruce Keene: Engineer, Mixing, Assistant
Andrew Bradfield: Engineer, Mixing, Assistant
Yves Jajaget: Engineer, Mixing, Assistant
Theo Primus: Horn
Dylan Schwab: Trumpet
Chad Yarborough: Horn
Peter Bahng: Violin
Hyunju Lee: Violin
Joe Mendex: Vocals (Background)
Brent Madsen: Trumpet
Yves Jajager: Engineer, Mixing