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I had us going 7-9. And I am seeing signs right now that offense is better than I thought, and I am seeing sign that defense is not as bad as most are making them out to be.
I am sticking with 7-9.
I just hope the coaches start playing the young guys, if you are not going to win, then at least get your guys some real game reps. I would much rather have Okam learning in a game than Zgonina, I want to see Cochran over Kalu.
Dadgummit, I was really optimistic at the beginning of the year, but it seems that something always crops up. If it isn't injuries it is pigheaded stubborness of the coaches to not play the young guys (at least past the 3rd. round). I was saying 10-3 but NO Way now we get there. We really need to get that first win to get the spirits of the young guys up. Indy, for whatever reason, is not playing like the Indy of old, so let's get that win this weekend at Reliant!
OOPS, I forgot we still got a sorry defensive coordinator. Maybe Kubes is getting fed up enough to jump his butt big time and tell him to put up or shut up and move along. We can always hope!
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Rick Carbaugh is Co-Director of Alexander Technique Urbana (ATU) in Central Illinois.
Rick's interest in the Alexander Technique began in 1978 when he met Rose Bronec, his future wife. From 1979-80, he trained with Goddard Binkley at the Chicago Center for the Alexander Technique. In 1991, Rick and family moved to Urbana, Il where he resumed training at the Urbana Center for the Alexander Technique (UCAT) under directors Joan and Alex Murray graduating in 1994. Following certification, Rick stayed on at UCAT as an assistant until 1999 when he and Rose opened their own teacher training, Alexander Technique Urbana.


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Novell iFolder provides a simple migration from iFolder 2.x to the iFolder client for Novell iFolder 3.7. The Migration Assistant provided in the iFolder client helps you migrate the existing iFolder 2.x data quickly and easily.
During the startup, the Migration Assistant detects the 2.x installation and prompts you to migrate your data. During the data migration, it prompts you again to convert the existing folders or to make a copy of the 2.x iFolder. For more information on this, refer Step 6.
iFolder prompts you about the resynchronization of the files to 3.7 server, and asks whether you need to retain the 2.x client until the 3.7 completes synchronization. During this process, only the data get migrated, hence, the user has to set the preference in the new client.
Install the iFolder client for iFolder 3.7, then configure your account for the iFolder 3.7 enterprise server.
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Environmentalists, ranchers and indigenous people battle over land rush.
An indigenous Ayoreo woman, who lives in the Chaco forest, in the village of Chaidi, near Filadelfia, Paraguay, Feb. 23, 2012. Huge tracts of the Chaco forest are being razed by local Mennonite farmers and Brazilian cattle ranchers amid a surge in the global demand for beef.
The forbidding Chaco thorn forest covers an expanse about the size of Poland. Hunter-gatherers still live in its vast mazes of quebracho trees. But while the forest has remained hostile to most human endeavors for centuries, and jaguars, maned wolves and swarms of insects still inhabit its thickets, the region's defiance may be coming to an end. Huge tracts of the Chaco are being razed in a scramble into one of South America's most remote corners by cattle ranchers from Brazil, Paraguay's giant neighbor, and German-speaking Mennonites, descendants of colonists who arrived here nearly a century ago and work as farmers and ranchers. So much land is being bulldozed and so many trees burned that the sky sometimes turns "twilight gray" at daytime, said American anthropologist Lucas Bessire. "One wakes with the taste of ashes and a thin film of white on the tongue."
At least 1.2 million acres of the Chaco have been deforested in the past two years, according to satellite analyses by Guyra, an environmental group in Asuncion, the capital. Ranchers making way for their vast herds of cattle have cleared about 10 percent of the forest in the past five years, Guyra said. That is reflected in surging beef exports.
"Paraguay already has the sad distinction of being a deforestation champion," said Jose Luis Casaccia, a prosecutor and former environment minister, referring to the large clearing in recent decades of Atlantic forests in eastern Paraguay for soybean farms; little more than 10 percent of the original forests remain.
"If we continue," he said, "nearly all of the Chaco's forests could be destroyed within 30 years."
Boomtowns emerging
The rush is already transforming small Mennonite settlements into boomtowns. The Mennonites, whose Protestant Anabaptist faith coalesced in Europe in the 16th century, founded settlements here in the 1920s. Towns with names like Neuland and Friedensfeld dot the map.
Buoyed by their newfound prosperity, the Mennonite communities differ from those in other parts of Latin America, like in eastern Bolivia where many still drive horse-drawn buggies and wear traditional clothing.
In Filadelfia, Mennonite teenagers barrel down roads in new Nissan pickup trucks. Banks advertise loans for cattle traders. Gas stations sell chewing tobacco and beer. An annual rodeo lures visitors from across Paraguay.
Scientists fear that the expansion of cattle ranching could wipe out what is a beguiling frontier for the discovery of new species. The Chaco is still relatively unexplored. The largest living species of peccary, piglike mammals, was revealed to science in the 1970s. In parts of the forest, biologists have recently glimpsed guanacos, a camelid similar to the llama.
More alarming, the land rush is also intensifying the upheaval among indigenous peoples, who number in the thousands and have been grappling for decades with forays by foreign missionaries, subjugation to the Mennonites and infighting among tribes.
One group of hunter-gatherers, the Ayoreo, is under particular stress from the changes. In 2004, 17 Ayoreos from a subgroup called the Totobiegosode, or "people from the place where the collared peccaries ate our gardens," made contact with outsiders for the first time. They described being hounded for years by bulldozers -- what they call "eapajocacade," or "attackers of the world" -- encroaching on their lands.
"They were destroying our forests, generating problems for us," said Esoi Chiquenoi, who believed he was in his 40s. As a result, he and others in his group, who in photographs taken in 2004 were wearing loincloths, abruptly abandoned their way of life.
Trading blame
As the Mennonite communities come under scrutiny, they acknowledge that big swaths of the forest are being removed. But they deny that they are to blame, contending that they abide by the law, which requires landowners to keep a quarter of Chaco properties forested.
"What the Brazilians do, acquiring land with their strong currency and deep pockets, is something else," said Franklin Klassen, a member of the city council in Loma Plata, a Mennonite town.
Across Paraguay, Brazil's sway is impossible to ignore, symbolized by an estimated 300,000 Brasiguayos, as the relatively prosperous Brazilian immigrants and their descendants are called, who have played a role in expanding industrial agriculture and ranching in Paraguay.
On Filadelfia's outskirts, the transformation of the Chaco from a vast wilderness into a ranching bastion already seems irreversible. About 80 Ayoreo live in squalor by the highway, sporadically earning $10 a day as ranch laborers. "We'll never live in the forest again," said Arturo Chiquenoi, 28, an Ayoreo man. "That life is finished."


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The Jackson Health System and its unions announced Tuesday a wide-ranging agreement that settled the hotly contested issue of emergency room staffing and resolved class-action grievances and a federal lawsuit sparked by the layoffs last spring.
"This was a true negotiation of all our outstanding issues," said Martha Baker, president of SEIU Local 1991, which represents Jackson's nurses and other healthcare professionals. "It's truly a win-win."
Chief Executive Carlos Migoya said in a prepared statement that the decisions were "difficult" but "in the transformation of Jackson we always analyze all of our business assumptions and latest data as we look for new opportunities to provide high quality healthcare at lower costs."
The central issue involved management's agreement to stop its quest to out-source physician and certain other staffing at the Jackson Memorial adult ER and the Roxcy Bolton Rape Treatment Center -- a move that had drawn the heavily publicized ire of many feminist leaders.
Baker and others had gone many local radio and television shows to decry the out-sourcing possibility as the beginning of "privatizing Jackson."
Under the deal, management reserves the right to explore out-sourcing for the Jackson Memorial pediatric ER as well as the Jackson North and Jackson South ERs. But if those departments are out-sourced to other companies, the employees in them will be able to remain Jackson employees.
"Keeping these critical public services in-house is absolutely what's best for patients and Jackson's bottom line," Baker said in a prepared statement.
The other major Jackson union, American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Local 1363 also won a victory when management decided to abandon its exploration of out-sourcing the Central Business Office operations -- a move that would have thrown about 100 AFSCME employees out of their jobs.
Viviene Dixon-Shim, president of the AFSCME local, pointed out that the group had been producing constantly improving results and there was no need to replace them.
Many of the other settlements involved settling union protests arising from management's decision to eliminate 1,100 positions last spring that included the dismissal of about 370 full-time clinical nurses, with about 300 part-timers hired to take their place -- a change management said it needed to get flexible scheduling.
SEIU filed a lawsuit, formal grievances and planned to take an official protest after declaring a negotiating impasse to the county commission.
All those issues were resolved Tuesday, when management and labor negotiators agreed to a complex series of scheduling changes that in the long run will reduce scheduled overtime while bringing back some of the part-timers to full-time work status.
Another issue involved a contract clause that meant SEIU workers lost 40 hours of personal leave unless a union task force could find $15 million in efficiencies to reduce system costs. The agreement Tuesday acknowledged that the task force had found savings and restored the 40 hours of leave.
The financial parts of the agreement will need to be approved by Jackson's board and the Miami-Dade County Commission.
In other news Tuesday at the committee meetings of Jackson's board:
• Chief Strategy Officer Jeffrey Crudele said state changes in Medicaid payments starting July 1 could cost Jackson at least $45 million – and "the impact could be much greater." For-profit hospitals, meanwhile, are likely to see their Medicaid payments significantly increased, Crudele said.• The board expressed concern when Migoya said that the University of Miami was planning to open a second pediatric bone marrow transplant program, in addition to its present one at Jackson Memorial.
Jackson has started heavily promoting its transplant program, which uses UM doctors working at Jackson Memorial. By UM looking to do transplant elsewhere, board member Joe Arriola said, "This is a real stab in the back."
After the meeting, UM spokeswoman Christine Morris responded to a request for comment with a brief statement: "We continuously work with our expert doctors and leadership at Jackson to make sure that our patients get the best possible care."
• The Jackson board approved a consent decree that resolved a Department of Justice complaint that started four years ago about sub-standard inmate health services. Assistant County Attorney Randy Duvall said most of the issues have been resolved gradually over time.• Jackson earned a $1.5 million surplus in December, but days of cash on hand was an ultra-low 12 days -- far below the 174 days of cash that a financially healthily public hospital would be expected to have.


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He's a hard-hitting caster/AP Burst with a great stun and no mana pool. | |
Everyone who has a slow or a stun. | |
A stiff breeze counters Kennen. Kennen is torn between two extremes: no survivability or no damage output. If he goes the no survivability route, he gets instagibbed in teamfights when he pops his ultimate. If he goes the no damage output, the enemy team builds treads and shrugs him off. --- [Bracketeer from 1/15/05 to 1/15/08.] You act as though payback makes you a noble man, is that a fact? Well, you're a Goddamned philistine. | |
Not only does a smart Kennen not mix himself right in the bulk of a teamfight, but the idea behind not having survivability. I've never run into that with items like Rylai's. With enough magic pen, I don't have to worry -as much- about AP and can sacrifice an AP item slot for another "Survive" item if need be, though. | |
mark of storm + ult. You would be dead before you counter. Slow or stun is the only way to stop kennen. --- METAL: ....It's in my blood.////////////PSN:GUTSTHEORY | |
Every hero ever made counters kennen. But I hear that ninja's are best eliminated by other ninjas. Ninja Assassin taught me this. --- Don't be that guy. That guy just wants to be me. A plan without action is a dream, action without a plan is a nightmare. | |
Anyone melee with more survivability than him. And sadly 3 of his abilities require him to be at melee range to do damage. And sadder he has pretty much no survivability. --- "It's like racism, except to only one person." -Todasmile Looking like a nerd is a small price to pay for ultimate power. | |
Only one of his abilities require melee range, but that should mainly be used to farm and escape and in desperate cases used to get that last mark for a stun. But who knows, guys. Maybe I'm -so- low ELO that his ability to stun 3/5 of the enemy team, insane ult, and unparalleled amount of kiting still work. | |
insane ult, unparalleled kiting??? lol --- narutu sand ninja **** charlie brown christmas | |
I don't just like Kennen, I adore the little guy. I've played him a lot since his release and have even done well with him in a few ranked games. That being said, he's a terrible champion. I have no reservations that his AP scaling and base damage on all his moves is ignorable, so much so that by the time it hits mid game he becomes virtually useless with any sort of damage build. It doesn't even matter if they kill you, by about level 11 you'll be doing garbage damage compared to anyone else on either team, unless they are also using Kennen. However, the build that I have begun using, inspired by Stonewall refined by me, is a tank build revolving around Randuin's Omen. The basic idea is to build enough survivability to not die in 2 seconds of a team fight, initiate with and AoE stun and then focus stun one guy so that they have less damage output than you. it's the only way to play him where you stay useful through all of the game. --- In time, everything |
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Glenmalure Hostel (Hostelling International)
Glenmalure Hostel in Wicklow is a simple Mountain Hut - with no running water or electricity - perfect for nature lovers who want to get away from it all. Glenmalure is a valley in the Wicklow Mountains in eastern Ireland. It is a u-shaped glacial valley, with only one road leading in or out. It is steeped in history where war, destruction and famine were seen. The Avonbeg River flows at the back of the hostel and the serenity in the area is really something special. In 1798, the Battle of Glenmalure was fought in the valley where the mountain hut is located. While the playwright, J.M Synge owned this estate, he wrote the play 'Shadow of the Glen' which was set in the house. Maud Gonne McBride, who inspired many of W.B. Yeats poems, also owned the house and Iseult, her daughter, lived there after her marriage. Ownership then passed to Kathleen Lynn who donated it to An Oige. The Hostel is set in a very rural location with not much reception on mobile phones (text messages are ok) - therefore please do not arrive late and advise us of your expected time of arrival. ***No Running Water or Electricity in this property*** |
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예약 가능 여부와 가격을 보려면 날짜를 선택한 후 '날짜 업데이트'를 클릭하세요'호스텔 시설 & 정책
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Road/Car: From Laragh, follow the 'Wicklow Way' trail to Drumgoff Bridge, turn up the Glenmalure Valley and follow the lane to the mountain hut.
Bus: St. Kevin's Bus (01-2818119): Dublin-Laragh, 14km from mountain hut (11.30 and 18.00 from Stephen's Green). 10% discount to An ige/ Hostelling International members with valid card.


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Mykola Bakay
Mykola Bakay Микола Бакай |
Birth name | Микола Петрович Бакай |
Born | Vynohrad, Stanisławów Voivodeship, Second Polish Republic |
2 March 1931
Died | 28 July 1998 Chernivtsi, Ukraine |
(aged 67)
Genres | folk, pop |
Occupation(s) | Singer, composer, poet, author |
Years active | 1976–1998 |
Associated acts | Bukovyna Ensemble of song and dance |
Mykola Petrovych Bakay (Ukrainian: Микола Петрович Бакай) (2 March 1931 – 28 July 1998) was a Ukrainian singer, composer, poet, author and Soviet dissident.
Bakay was born in the village of Vynohrad[disambiguation needed], in the Pokuttia region, which was at that time under Polish rule. Due to the outbreak of World War II he was only able to finish seventh class. In 1947, Bakay together with his family was deported to Siberia. He attempted to escape twice, but was not able to succeed. As punishment he was forcefully settled to work at the logging sites and factories near Omsk. There he studied at the local music school of Vissarion Shebalin and later worked as an actor at the Omsk Theater of Operetta.[1]
Bakay returned from the forced settlement in 1960. He moved to Chernivtsi, where he began singing in the Bukovyna ensemble of song and dance. He worked together with many of the performers from the ensemble, but especially with the singer and composer Pavlo Dvorsky. They wrote many songs together, Bakay writing the lyrics and Dvorsky writing the music.[2]
Mykola Bakay was buried in his native village of Vynohrad[disambiguation needed].
The house of culture in Vynohrad has a theme exhibition that is dedicated to the poet-singer Mykola Bakay. Not far from the building and near the Taras Shevchenko monument the first local festival of the Ukrainian song Smerykova khata took place in 2009 on the day of Illia (Sunday). It was dedicated to the memory of Bakay and his works. The festival opened under the sound of trembitas[3] and a dance performed by the National amateur ensemble of song and dance "Prykarpattia" from the village of Otynia.[4]
- ^ "Бакай Микола" (Ukrainian)
- ^ List of songs by Dvorsky / Bakay (Ukrainian)
- ^ "Trembita" on YouTube
- ^ "Фестин пам'яті Миколи Бакаяy" (Ukrainian)
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Nokia's 'Take Back' campaign, launched in 2009, is a programme aimed at raising awareness. Here, customers can drop their old handsets and accessories at any of the recycling bins set up across Nokia Priority Dealers and Nokia Care Centres.
"In the last quarter we collected over 20,000 handsets in the southern region. The 13 outlets of Nokia Care Centre in Chennai would have received about 10,000 handsets," said an official.
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Miklós Erdély, one of the most important artists of the 20th century, passed away fifteen years ago. The following were found while cataloging his works: among a great number of film sections in master copies, film scraps, cut sections or films compiled from scraps, 16mm sound and film recordings, we found the two-reel versions of Erdély's three early films, thought lost, which we hope can be reconstructed; a two-reel work of Erdély's film entitled A Hérakleitosz töredék (The Heraclitus Fragment), shown many times during its making, which can also be understood as a version of the last section of the film, Álommásolatok (Dream Copies), he made at the BBS (Béla Balázs Studio) in 1977. The montage-films of the 1960s and 70s were mostly made from film scraps collected from the wastebaskets of the television station. The film scraps, called "TV Garbage" by Erdély, consist of these reworked scraps, with some newly recorded sections added (with the exception of the Heraclitus Fragment). Their major element is the sound material, the radio plays which can be found in a volume of his writings, performed by Miklós Erdély, Sándor Altorjai, Zsuzsa Szenes, Endre Kiss, Gizella Veres, Margit Rajczi, and others.
These works are to be shown in the Gallery of the C3 Foundation in memory of Miklós Erdély.
Also a work in connection to the radio play of the same title, usually cited with the date 1971. The premier was on April 6, 1970 at the District 1 Cultural Center during the 7th Rakpart Evenings, Forum of Young Poets, Writers, and Performing Artists. (The program advertisement does not cite this title.) According to handwritten notes of the time, the film-structure following the text consisted of many sections: Möbius-strips, hooked film(s), and breaks, and was made up mainly of collected film scraps. The poem was recited by Endre Kiss, with one section (Nagytestû.../Large bodied...) recited backwards. It is most likely that Erdély worked on the film even after the premier.
Those awake have one,/ and an especially mutual world,/ while during sleep everybody/turns to their own world. (Heraclitus)
Man has experienced much./ Has named many of the heavens,/ Since we have become conversation/And we can hear each other. (Hölderlin)
Heraclitus Fragment is an earlier version of the fourth part of Dream Copies, a film of four parts made in 1977 in the Béla Balázs Film Studio. This part is often screened individually.


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posted at 1:50 pm on April 2, 2012 by Tina Korbe
Sunday's episode of the popular drama "Mad Men" made headlines at The Hill:
Sunday's episode of "Mad Men" — the popular drama about an ad agency in the 1960s — gave a nod to the current political scene, with one character taking a not-so-subtle jab at the father of 2012 Republican front-runner Mitt Romney.
Character Henry Francis, a Republican political aide who had worked for New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller in previous seasons, is shown fielding a request for his new boss — strongly hinted to be New York City Mayor John Lindsay — to travel to Michigan to appear with then-Gov. George Romney.
"Well, tell Jim his honor's not going to Michigan. Because Romney's a clown and I don't want him standing next to him," Francis responds.
Reporter Justin Sink also notes that "Mad Men" executive producer Matthew Weiner is outspoken about his liberal politics and recently appeared as a guest panelist on Bill Maher's "Real Time."
Does it matter that Weiner and the other makers of "Mad Men" — a show that is set in the 1960s — managed to work in a political jab that indirectly applies to our times? I think so. It's yet another illustration that Andrew Breitbart was right to focus so much of his empire on Big Hollywood. The entertainment industry affects us in both subtle and overt ways. In spite of ourselves, we imbue views from beloved fictional characters. The less conscious we are of the value system a show employs, the more susceptible we are to assuming it for ourselves. Straightforward stories — narratives with beginning, middle and end — are, perhaps, the most primordial way in which we make sense of ourselves and our world — and they continue to be one of the most powerful.
It's better than nothing, I suppose, for conservatives to be able to lay bare the liberal value system of a show, but it would be better still if conservatives told their own stories more frequently and more effectively — and with the same meticulous attention to artistry that ravishing shows like "Mad Men" display.
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The conditions of Antarctica mean that protective clothing is of particular importance. These conditions are of two main types: wet-cold and dry-cold.
Wet-cold conditions prevail on sub-Antarctic islands, and around parts of the Antarctic coastline. In these conditions, staying dry is vital so outer layers, and especially footwear must be reasonably waterproof.
On the Antarctic continent itself, conditions are generally dry-cold, with lower humidity and much lower temperatures. In these conditions adequate ventilation is crucial. Otherwise too much sweat builds up and freezes, creating a layer of ice on or inside the clothing.
Early Antarctic explorers adopted clothing that had used in Arctic exploration, or mountaineering expeditions. Much of this clothing was not well suited to the dry-cold conditions of Antarctica and proved to be too bulky and not sufficiently ventilated.
Established after World War II, the Australian Antarctic division initially sourced nearly all of its clothing from military surplus, from Australia, Britain and the USA. As experience with Antarctic conditions grew, clothing items began to be specifically designed by the Division, although footwear and handwear were particularly difficult items and continued to be purchased from military supplies for some time.
Today Australian Antarctic Division clothing is obtained from both off-the-shelf sources, as well as being manufactured to Antarctic Division specifications. Although new synthetic fibres have greatly changed the look and feel of much Antarctic clothing, many basic items have proved themselves of enduring value.
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Cut the fat: We have had it, and it seems we're not the only ones. Down the Line! would like to submit a formal complaint to USA Network about roving reporter (although we have another title in mind) Michael Barkan. Barkan has this unique talent of interrupting a great US Open match at the worst time for a pointless and annoying celebrity interview. To make matters worse, he creates severely awkward moments for all involved, mostly for himself.
Jossip, the media gossip blog, posted the ridiculous interaction between Barkan, Jerry Seinfeld, and Larry David that occurred during the thrilling quarterfinal between Venus Williams and Jelena Jankovic. Our favorite part:
Michael Barkan (to Jerry): What are you doing, quickly?
Jerry Seinfeld: I have a bee—
Michael Barkan: Or not quickly! I'm sorry.
Jerry Seinfeld: —a bee movie coming out November 2nd, an animated movie.
Michael Barkan: (whispering) Really? A bee movie?
Jerry Seinfeld (whispering) Yes.
Michael Barkan: (loudly) A bee movie!
Larry David (whispering) You're talking too loud! What's the matter with you?
Michael Barkan (whispering): I'm sorry. What's the funniest thing that—that you've ever seen on a tennis court?
Jerry Seinfeld (loudly): Not you.
Jerry and Larry laugh.
Michael Barkan: Okay. Okay, with that, we, uh—shhhh! We send it back. With Jerry and Larry, and Larry and Jerry.
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some little things i saw. Is your head is going up in the backswing, this might cause some thin shots.
also : it looks like you have a little over the top move at the top. This might cause pulls and cuts. good looking swing otherwise
try to keep head still through the whole swing. also it looks like you are playing the ball a little back in your stance. I would move this up in your stance a little
You have to fix key number one first bud. Stop that head from going up.
Also your wrist is bowed at the top meaning the club face is very shut. When you come OTT a bit it is going to cause some nasty pulls. You need to get the path going more out by getting into a better position at the top and starting down correctly. You may need the lead arm more even with the shoulder plane at the top and not above it. But that wont even matter if you keep standing up like that in the back swing. Find drills on this site or wherever you can to keep that head steady.
What I really think you should do if you want to fix some of these things is to go see a 5SK instructor, if you do not want to do evolvr or do not have the ability to take video of yourself. We don't have one here in Milwaukee yet, but It looks like there is one an hour and a half so so away from us near Chicago. I really think this would help you a ton.
...lets just say you should work on one thing at a time.
Seriously though, skip a round or two of golf and go see an instructor!
Maybe someone in this area knows of a good instructor around here? Depends on how badly you want to improve as well. The drive is not an issue for me when it comes to great instruction.
Ive been working on doing slow motion swings trying to stop moving my head with and without a club. Does it make sense or is it ok if I feel like this is much easier when I set up a little closed? I havent had time to go to the range and hit balls like this yet I was just wondering if Im instilling a bad habit.
Sure, you are probably opening up the right foot a bit when you do it, which I believe should allow for more space for the hip to deepen in the back swing making for an easier centered turn. Have you tried just flaring your feet out yet?
Depends on how you swing, and if standing closed changes how the face comes into impact. I like to stand just slightly open when trying to hit a push draw.
I finished my season last week and just wanted to put down some notes. I had a decent round(93) at a 7000 yd course. I hit the driver well, chipped real good and putted pretty decent(considering the greens were a little rough). I found out that I have a lot of work to do with long iron. I normally play shorter courses and realized that I need to do a lot of work with my 6-3 iron. I had 11 iron shots from 190-210 and didnt hit one GIR. I was hitting big fades most of the time(1 huge pull). So over the winter Im going to go to the range and only work on the long irons. Im very happy with how my season went. My main goals were to have no scores over 100 and have more scores in the 80's than over 95. I accomplished both of these goals and improve dramatically with my chipping. Thanks for all the help and I cant wait until April.


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