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The Christian County Senior Center was packed Thursday morning for Mayor Dan Kemp's annual Unity Breakfast, where attendees heard an inspiring message and recognized the winners of this year's Hal and Bettye Thurmond Award.
Eva Self from Hopkinsville Community College was the keynote speaker. Ms. Self recounted the months after an accident over 30 years ago that paralyzed her from the waist down, and said she had to come to love herself again before she could do the work she was meant to do.
The Hopkinsville High School Chamber Choir sang several selections before the awards ceremony. Mayor Kemp presented the Unity Award, which is designed to identify community members who contribute to the spirit of unity and collaboration,to Reverend Doctor Isabelle Soberal. Mayor Kemp said Doctor Soberal has been instrumental in connecting English and Spanish Speaking residents of the community through multiple churches and ministries at the Salvation Army.
Reverend Soberal called Hopkinsville her "paradise" and thanked the community for embracing her and her cause.
The Hal and Bettye Thurmond Award is given to a person or persons who exhibit a longtime commitment to building race relations in the area. Last year's winner, Reverend Buddy Slaughter, presented the award to Aaron McNeil House Director Curt Anderson and his wife Susan.
Curt Anderson thanked the Human Relations Commission and City of Hopkinsville for the honor, but directed the praise and recognition toward the mission and efforts of the Aaron McNeil House.
Mayor Kemp and Judge-Executive Steve Tribble read a joint proclamation at the beginning of the program, recognizing the importance of unity in Hopkinsville and Christian County.
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GLENMORE, Pa. - July 27, 2012 (WPVI) -- Children with cancer are finding an escape from the rigors of treatment through a horse-riding program in Chester County called "Horse Power for Life".
The organization announced a partnership with the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Friday.
Horse Power for Life is a non-profit organization which specializes in therapeutic horsemanship-programs for the area's youngest cancer patients.
It gives kids with cancer a much-needed outlet to just be kids.
Ten-year old Amey Disisto is one of ten child cancer survivors participating in the program.
Amey was treated for leukemia for nearly two and a half years spending much of that time isolated and in-and-out of hospitals and clinics. As an animal lover, her mom knew this would be a perfect fit.
"I jumped at the offer because I knew it was something that Amey would love to do," said Anne Disisto.
Amey comes to the stables at Journey's End Farm in Glenmore once a week for 90 minutes, and learns everything from grooming her assigned pony "Sundance" to saddling him up.
The idea is for children to gain a revived sense of hope.
"It gives her a sense of responsibility, actually having to care for a horse and groom it, and then to be on a saddle and watch her face light up as she is riding around the ring; it just makes her happy," Disisto said.
Shiree Radie founded "Horse Power for Life" in 2007.
"They come and they learn all aspects of horse care. It is to improve their quality of life and just give them confidence and something fun to do outside of the hospital setting," said Shiree.
Amey's instructor is passionate about the program because of her love for horses, children and teaching, and her own experience with cancer.
"My cancer has been in remission for five years, and my husband died from cancer 9 months ago," said instructor Becca Smith. "I feel so blessed to be able to be here."
Meantime, Amy is learning to trot, and is enjoying her time with Sundance more every week.
"He's really fun. If you tell him what to do he will do it," Amey said.
The "Horse Power for Life" program is available to anyone who has been diagnosed with cancer in the past five years.
The program runs for 16 weeks. At the end, the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society will evaluate its success, by determining the physical and emotional benefits, achieved by each cancer patient.
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10 must try iftar dishes
New to Arabic food? Time Out explains the dishes you must eat Discuss this article
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As a wise man once declared, Lebanese cuisine is to Arabic food what French is to European. Even so, there's much more to Middle Eastern grub than tabbouleh and fattoush, and, with lavish Iftar spreads being laid on throughout the city this month (flick to page 8 for our pick of the best), now is the perfect opportunity to broaden your horizons. Here's what you should be making a beeline for once the sun goes down.
To Start
Milk and dates
After a generous glug of water, most Arab Muslims choose to line their stomachs with sugary dates, milk and juices. Not only does this provide a quick kick of energy after a long fast, it's also a highly symbolic start to the meal, since it's said to reflect the chosen snack of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
Since fasting over long periods of time causes the stomach to contract, it's important to allow it to relax before getting stuck into the feast proper. This Moroccan-style soup of lamb, lentils and chickpeas is the ideal tool for the job. As well as warming the digestive system and prepping it for action, it's also a rich source of fibre and protein. The fact that it's also particularly tasty, then, comes as a happy bonus.
A lighter version of the stuffed vine leaves found on Lebanese mezze platters, these bite-size morsels consist of cabbage leaves wrapped around a variety of fillings – usually rice or bulgur wheat. Some spreads will even present their malfoof on a larger scale – hollowing out an entire cabbage before stuffing it with goodies and serving it up with a minty sauce.
The Main Event
Lamb ouzi
Around 3,000 livestock are slaughtered every single day in Abu Dhabi during the month of Ramadan, and this hearty dish is where a good portion of them end up. Traditionally, the animal is spit-grilled whole, having been stuffed with a mixture of spiced rice and nuts. Similar in style to an Indian biryani, ouzi is often presented as the centrepiece of an Iftar feast. So even if you're not fasting, this filling dish is a must-try.
A traditional Emirati dish of boiled wheat and tender, slow-cooked lamb, which is found on Iftar tables across the Gulf. Though even locals are happy to admit that it's not much to look at (imagine a sloppy, amorphous mass the colour and consistency of porridge), it's just the ticket for putting back into the diet what fasting takes out, providing plenty of protein and slow-release energy that'll keep the appetite in check through till Suhoor.
Sayadia fish
With dehydration a far bigger danger than malnourishment during Ramadan (particularly when it's 45°C outside), overly salty seafood dishes aren't given much in the way of table space. This simple staple, consisting of white fish cooked with onion rice, is a notable exception and, this being the UAE, the fish in question is almost always hammour. The species is massively overfished, so keep your helpings small and quaff plenty of water to combat the salt.
Kousa mahshi
Though its origin is unclear (Lebanon makes a noisy claim to the creative rights, as do Syria and Egypt), the one thing we know about this dish of yoghurt-topped, meat-stuffed courgette is that those who hang around too long will find the serving dish bare. They're presented halved or whole, depending on where you're eating, while some add rice, mint or garlic into the mix.
To Finish
This sweet, cheese-based pastry represents the Palestinian contribution to the Iftar table. Though it's often eaten for breakfast in Levantine nations, in the UAE you'll find it in the dessert section, usually surrounded by excitable children wielding ladles of heavy syrup. Good for one last burst of energy, this will go nicely with your Arabic coffee.
Turkey's part in the banquet comes in the form of rich nuggets of filo pastry, flavoured with rosewater syrup and chopped nuts. You'll no doubt have encountered baklava before (Spinney's and Carrefour both offer a decent selection), but only during Ramadan does the truly special stuff come out to play.
Umm Ali
Since it's included in practically every brunch in the city, we're willing to bet you've crossed paths with Egypt's answer to bread and butter pudding before. But instead of taking a sidestep and heading for the tiramisu, now's your chance to discover why this creamy dessert is such a hit. Oh, and help yourself to a second dollop if you're fasting – those almonds, pine nuts and pistachios are packed with the vitamins and minerals your body will be screaming out for.
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This is a delicious and easy meal, perfect for entertaining because you can make the sauce ahead of time. We put the fillets on a grilling rack and then cooked it on our Traeger BBQ at 350 degrees for 20 minutes - basting the sauce on at the last 2 minutes. No need to flip the fish that way. It came out perfectly. I did double the sauce thinking we'd want more for the table but we had plenty, so no need to do that again. Served with roasted asparagus and potatoes au gratin.
Grilled Salmon with Apricot-Mustard Glaze
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Friends and family will beg for the recipe when you serve this sophisticated take on salmon. Brush the fruit reduction on the fish at the last minute to prevent sugars from burning on the grill.
Yield: 4 servings (serving size: 1 fillet)
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 342
- Calories from fat: 34%
- Fat: 13.1g
- Saturated fat: 3.1g
- Monounsaturated fat: 5.7g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 3.2g
- Protein: 36.4g
- Carbohydrate: 18.1g
- Fiber: 0.2g
- Cholesterol: 87mg
- Iron: 0.7mg
- Sodium: 482mg
- Calcium: 25mg
- Salmon:
- 4 (6-ounce) salmon fillets (about 1 inch thick)
- 1 1/2 teaspoons minced garlic
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- Glaze:
- 1/4 cup apricot nectar
- 1/4 cup apricot preserves
- 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
- 1 1/2 teaspoons white wine vinegar
- 1 1/2 teaspoons honey
- 1/4 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- Remaining ingredient:
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- Prepare grill.
- To prepare fish, sprinkle fillets evenly with garlic, 1/2 teaspoon salt, and 1/4 teaspoon pepper. Cover and refrigerate 15 minutes.
- To prepare glaze, combine nectar and next 6 ingredients (through 1/4 teaspoon pepper) in a small saucepan; bring to a boil. Reduce heat, and simmer until reduced to 1/4 cup (about 10 minutes). Remove from heat; set aside.
- Place fillets, skin side up, on a grill rack coated with cooking spray. Grill 2 minutes; carefully turn over, and grill 4 minutes or until fish flakes easily when tested with a fork or until desired degree of doneness. Brush each fillet with 1 tablespoon glaze; grill 30 seconds.
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From Middle French populace, from Italian popolaccio.
populace (countable and uncountable, plural populaces)
- The common people of a nation.
- The populace despised their ignorant leader.
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- Throughout the 1500s, the populace roiled over a constellation of grievances of which the forest emerged as a key focal point. The popular late Middle Ages fictional character Robin Hood, dressed in green to symbolize the forest, dodged fines for forest offenses and stole from the rich to give to the poor. But his appeal was painfully real and embodied the struggle over wood.
- The inhabitants of a nation.
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If our goal is to create robust, market-driven strategic level simulations, there are three major technologies, which one might consider: discrete event simulation, system dynamics (SD), and agent-based simulation. Discrete event simulation has been a staple in the operations research toolkit for decades now, as well as a driver of object-oriented technology. System dynamics, developed at MIT by Jay Forrester, also has a rich history, and is characterized principally by its focus on feedback loops. Agent-based simulation has emerged from the research on complexity at Santa Fe Institute, as well as earlier work in experimental economics. Agent-based and system dynamics simulation models have a capacity to deliver overlapping and complementary insights when applied to market-oriented problems. Discrete event simulation with its more conventional top down approach to modeling may be less amenable to modeling market dynamics. The objective of this Minitrack is to examine where these overlaps and complementarities exist, and to identify opportunities for fruitful synergy between the agent-based and SD disciplines, using discrete event simulation as an historical backdrop.The first paper in the session, Agent-based and System Dynamics Modeling by Hans J. (Jochen) Scholl provides an excellent context in which to launch this investigation. The author compares the two simulation techniques highlighting differences as well as the relative strengths and weakness of each approach. The second paper, by McGrath and Campbell, Implementing Recommendations because of a System Dynamics Intervention, describes a detailed system dynamics group modeling exercise done to examine poor performance within an organization's core information system. The third paper, by W.S. Geerlings, A. Verbraeck, R.P.T. deGroot, G. Damen, Manpower Forecasting - A Discrete-Event Object-Oriented Simulation Approach, provides a valuable perspective of the standard discrete event paradigm. They discuss the application of this simulation approach to the dynamics of organizational human resource management, specifically in the context of manpower forecasting.The fourth paper, by Henk A. Akkermans, Emergent Supply Networks: System Dynamics Simulation of Adaptive Supply Agents, analyzes under what circumstances and to what extent supply chains of independent firms reach stability while such complex networks emerge.The fifth paper, by Eliot Rich and Peter Duchessi, Seminal Models for Understanding the Dynamics of Organizational Knowledge in Consulting Firms, discusses pressing knowledge management issues in knowledge-based firms from a systems perspective looking at internal and external forces that affect these.The sixth paper, by Vedat G. Diker and Hans J. (Jochen) Scholl, The Art of Leveraging, assesses the prospects of the collaborative Open Source Software (OSS) movement such as GNU and Linux in highly (Microsoft) monopolized technology markets on the basis of a system dynamics model and comes to the conclusion that OSS has the capacity to shatter the existing market monopoly.
Daniel R. Dolk, Jochen Scholl, Alok Chaturvedi, Jan Dickieson, "Agent-Based Simulation and System Dynamics," hicss, vol. 3, pp.3002, 34th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences ( HICSS-34)-Volume 3, 2001
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Good idea, I'll email Thorsten but ... he may be tight-lipped!
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sure, cahnge the Isource to a full scale p-p pulse with ns edge rate
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PCM1704 inside, this is all I have.
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I use Tina a lot. I use a current generator, set to 1Mohm internal impedance. I think use external current sources to simulate the DC offset.
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What I'm also looking for, is more info on how the 1541 1704 "looks": RLC, like dirkwright's suggestion to change the "internal impedance" to 1M instead of infinite. Last edited by AudioLapDance; 14th February 2013 at 03:18 PM. |
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How is Tina calculating this? Usually gain is Vo/Vi but we have Vo/Ii?
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No need to run the AD844 with an output-cap..!!
It has a maximum of 50uV thermal drift and can be offset adjusted either by the DAC counter-current or by adjusting the offset by trimmer like in page 16 of the AD844 Datasheet. To maintain DC coupling there is the task of getting the thermal-drift of the DAC and the counter current stable. |
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With my i/v 844 with or without inbuilt buffer in circuit, with Abraxalito's dc offset circuit between dac and 844 input I can get the dc offset stable to within +- .5mV on the output of the 844, so a dc coupling cap is definately not needed.
I hate caps in the signal path, I can always hear them no matter how good they are compared to direct coupled. One proviso you my get a small switch on or off thump, but I think this would happen anyway with a coupling cap as well. Cheers George |
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Setting the DC current level in the generator is fine for single ended operation, but the PCM1794 I was trying to simulate has balanced outputs with DC current in the same direction on both of them. I don't know about the DAC you are trying to simulate.
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After listening now for a while, I get the best sound taking the signal from TZ of the AD844 2.7k & 560pf to ground, then to my opamp based LP filter (AD825 as 3rd order L/P) The inbuilt buffer when used of the 844 has a touch of 2 dimentional sterility to it, not as good as coming straight off the TZ.
Now here is something that had me scratching my head, what do you guys think of it, I removed the 560pf which I believe is a 1st order L/P at –3db 105khz , you would think that having no 1st order l/p filter except still for the 3rd order 825 opamp I would see just a little more noise on the output, but nothing worth mentioning. But the sound difference if anything should have been a little more emphasis maybe in the top end, but no the opposite happened, I got a more relaxed presentation of the top end, still just as detail but a little laid back than with the 560pf attached. The only thing I can think of that the output of the I/V stage is not dynamically stable under musical conditions with the 560pf capacitor loading, and maybe it is a little unstable and can ring/oscillate a little with any caps on it to ground and makes the topend sound a little peaked? Cheers George Last edited by georgehifi; 20th February 2013 at 11:45 PM. |
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From Jordan, we crossed over the King Hussein Bridge into Israel. In the preceding two months, we'd interacted with basically zero working women, since almost all the waiters, store and hotel clerks in India, Egypt, and Jordan were male. This made for an interesting contrast when our bus rolled up to the border, and two heavily armed 20-year old women from the Israeli army came on board to inspect our passports--in fact, the entire border-crossing was conducted by women who probably couldn't buy a beer in the States. But despite some horror stories we'd heard, the process (passport check, bag check, metal detector, explosives detector, lots and lots of questions about what we'd be doing in Israel and where we'd been) took only two hours, and was pretty straight forward--although two Americans we met en route--a Texan studying Petroleum Engineering in Qatar ("College Station's a ways away frum Kaay-tar in ah numba uhf respects") and another who'd just been through Iran and Syria were pulled into little rooms for further questioning just as our passports were getting stamped.
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On my dad's advice, we entered Jerusalem by foot--which he said was either a sign that we came in peace, or as conquerors--he couldn't remember which. But no one seemed to notice anyway, which was probably just as well. Famished, we downed our first bagels of the trip in the Jewish Quarter, and then circumnavigated the Christian and Muslim Quarters atop the walls of the Old City before popping open beers on our hotel's fabulous balcony for the first of several extended people-watching sessions directly above Jaffa Gate, where we watched a diverse religious panoply of Armenian and Greek Orthodox Priests (present in droves since we arrived just two days after Orthodox Easter), Franciscan monks, Israeli soldiers, Arab woman in head scarves and burkas, Orthodox Jews, and Ethiopian Orthodox nuns (whose cloister is located on the roof of the Church of the Holy Sepulcher--a testament to the Old City's scarcity of land and their late arrival on the scene), ebb and flow into the city.
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alley that led back to our hotel where we rehashed things over absolutely terrible, $15 bowls of grey-ish/purple pesto pasta.
The next day we toured the Virgin Mary's birthplace and the simple but beautiful crusader church built over it, before snaking our way along the twelve stations of the cross, which [spoiler alert] end at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher where Christ is believed to have been buried. The church is a lush, super-interesting mish-mash of Greek, Armenian, Roman Catholic, and Coptic iconography--with each group controlling different areas inside. Ironically, we had our first outwardly hostile encounter of the whole trip inside the church, when a 15-year old Midwesterner who'd taken up position at the back of a Christian tour group chose non-other than the doorway of Christ's burial chamber to start flailing his arms, get literally a foot from Anna's face, and start shouting "No photos! No photos!"--never mind that about fifty people were taking the identical shot, and that only flash photography is prohibited. We managed to avoid confrontation--but narrowly . . . oh so narrowly--although the resulting long-lasting infuriating led us to return to the scene early the next morning, where we took unobstructed photos,
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and silently apologized for the variety of ways in which we'd wished harm on the lad. From there, we set out for the Mount of Olives and Garden of Gethsemane., followed by Mt Zion, the Room of the Last Supper, and the Church built atop what's reported to be the Virgin Mary's resting place--the later of which we lingered at listening to a Polish tour group belt out hymns in the surprisingly acoustic crypt. We finished a full day having dinner with Abby--a good friend of Jub's from college now living in Jerusalem--as well as her parents, after which Abby took us around to festivities that were well under way to celebrate Israeli Independence Day, which coincided with our visit.
On our last day in Israel, we caught an Arab bus to the West Bank and visited Bethlehem and the Church of the Nativity--said to be the oldest Catholic church in Israel, since it was the only one spared by the Persians after they invaded in 614, reportedly because they saw a bit of themselves in the Three Wise Men fresco that originally adorned the naive. Despite being mobbed by tour groups, it was still quite beautiful--if not exactly
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manger-ey--with dozens of dangling Greek Orthodox canterns, and an intricate tile floor mosaic. After heading back through a checkpoint, and briefly following the contour of the new barrier wall separating Israel and the Palestinian Territories, we finished things off on a guided tour under and along the base of the Western Wall, where we learned the ins and outs of the original Jewish temples that once stood above, and marveled at the fact that 90% of what remains of the original containment wall is now now 20 to 40 feet below the Arab Quarter. It was a great tour, and one made possible entirely by the fact that Abby signed us up a week in advance--Thanks Abby!
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After both spending four years at law jobs in the States, we decided to pick up and travel around the world last October in search of adventure and whatever else comes our way. We plan to be abroad until summer of 2009. If you want to subscribe to this blog, you can click on the blue "Subscribe" button below, and you'll get an email when we post something new. We've decided to divide the labor on this blog. Eric (Jub) will do most of the writing and Anna will handle the pictures and editing. Please drop us a line if you have ideas or tips for us as we travel along. We love hearing fro...
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Following World War II, the British withdrew from their mandate of Palestine, and the UN partitioned the area into Arab and Jewish states, an arrangement rejected by the Arabs. Subsequently, the Israelis defeated the Arabs in a series of wars without...
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Jerusalem in bloom
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Defaced Jesus
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Jewish Cemetary
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Date: 16th June 2009
Falapel's my fav too!
Thank God you guys 'survived' your quest for a falapel. Love it too, but may not really go out of my way to search for it the way u did. Hey, love those photos....esp the tiles on the Dome, etc. Safe travels!
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john hs
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Date: 21st June 2009
beautiful photos!
I've happened onto your blog while researching for a trip to Vietnam this September. Please excuse this intrusion...but your blog is great reading! The clearest pictures of places- and your photographs are particularly beautiful! I know its only the tool- but can I ask what camera you are using? johnhs
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Jub and Anna
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Date: 24th June 2009
Hi John HS. I have a Nikon D80 and a 18-200 mm VR lens. I really like it. Happy travels.
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Practice dribbling full court distance up the court and back, using your left hand only. Repeat four more times. Then do the same right handed only. Then go up court left handed, down court right handed. Repeat this four more times. Do this daily and you'll improve. Coaches really covet players with excellent ball control.
Work out ball handling drills. You can find plenty on YouTube.
I really like basketball, so seeing this question hurts. -__- lol. PRACTICE & PATIENCE. (:
Practice just dribbling and nothing else. Just stand outside and dribble until your arm is going to fall off.
Spend tons of time dribbling the basketball. Practice, practice, practice.
sleep with the basketball.no really i mean it the more u hold it the more connected you will feel.yeah it works for me dont judge or i will shake and bake you all up;-)
Practice, practice, practice
Yeah just watch a YouTube video called " Michael Jordan's Basketball Lesson" it should help you
Practice makes a man puuuurrrrfrect..... ^_^
Really the only thing you can do is to just dribble......... Dribble 10mins with each hand, then practice running while dribbling(even like driving to the paint each way 10times). So this every day and you'll slowly get very good.
Practice makes perfect!
Dribble specifically on one hand than switch, do that until your good at both hands. Than do exercises like between your legs and behind you back
practice every day for about a half hour
Drible the ball
drible the baskketball more often as in paractice...
To Be Better At Dribbling Just Dribble. A Lot. Haha. You Just Have To Dribble Around Cones Or Dribble Down Low. Trust Me Youll Get Better(;
Practice and observe. Practice is obvious. But watch some videos of the pros doing ball handling. Allen Iverson videos taught me how to do some cool stuff. Not even kidding.
Use two balls at the same time one with left one with right. Practice dribbling them at the same time then alternate n try to do crossovers. Then get a chair and practice with one ball dribbling around it. NBA Ballers for Kinect helps too.