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Pre WWII German Geopolitics And the Geopolitik Origins of German Geopolitics I • (all known from previous lectures) • Rudolf Kjellén (Sweden, Gothenburg): The State as a Living Form and inventor of new words like: • Geopolitics • And National Socialism • Kjellén as political scientist and conservative politician • (Geopolitic is conservative, realist, determinist) Origins of G. G. II • Biology • Moritz Wagner (Superorganism) • Darwin (Evolutionism) • Germany as a new actor in International Relations • Realpolitik • Weltpolitik • Problem of German borders and Germans as minorities abroad Friedrich Ratzel 1844-1904 • biologist, geographer (importance of nature (determinist) • Wounded in the French-Prusso War 1871 • Founder of Ethnography • Founder of Human Geography as separate subject within Geography Ideas I • State living creature • State=people+land symbolic unity • Biology: fight for resources, space • States: changing control of territory • Therefore changing borders as sign of changing power parity between neighbouring states Ideas II. • Final aim of a state: maximised territory with well secured natural borders • German State aims: reach natural borders as sea or mountains • Control natural resources • Control agricultural territories • Control stategigally important territories and transport routes Ideas III. • Also final aim for Germany: • With the territorial expansion unite all Germans abroad • Information gathering (Ethnography for political reason) • Kulturprovinz • Biogeography • Demography-parity border change Ideas IV. • Similarity in Demography and International Relations in Pre WWI era: • Germany, Italy, Austro-Hungary, Japan: densely populated states with lack of resources and arable land • No colonies • A later vision of alliance system (WWII) • Lebensraum Ratzel and Transport • His Political Geography book 1897 subtitle: • Geography of State, Transport and War • Transportation have key role in international relations • Connection, flow of people and ideas • Transport systems and borders (eg. Trianon) • Routes as Symbols: • Berlin-Bagdad railway • Amsterdam-Batavia first intercontinental flight • Tirana-Beijing flight Karl Haushofer and Nazi International Relation Theory • After Midterm Exam
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Big Brother leaves Channel 5 with audience boost
By Maisie McCabe, mediaweek.co.uk, Friday, 11 November 2011 03:40PM
'Big Brother' attracted an average audience of 1.8 million viewers last night, in the penultimate episode of the series, which has boosted Channel 5's evening audience by 25% year on year.
On last night's show Tom O'Connell became the latest housemate to leave the show. His close Alex Rose Lee will be vying for the prize alongside Jay McKray and Aaron Allard-Morgan in the final episode this evening.
According to unofficial overnight figures last night 'Big Brother: Live Eviction' had an average audience of 1.76 million viewers on Channel 5 and Channel 5 HD between 9pm and 10pm, a 7.3% share of the TV watching audience.
Although audiences are down on Channel 4's final series of 'Big Brother' last year, 'Big Brother' has contributed to a 25% year on year increase in the Channel 5 audience between 9pm and 11pm since 9 September 2011.
In the past Channel 5 has tended to deliver an older less affluent audience than some of its competitors but the arrival of 'Big Brother' has also vastly increased the number of people between the ages of 16 and 34 watching the channel.
The average number of 16 to 34 year olds watching Channel 5 between 9pm and 11pm since the 9 September (the start of the 'Big Brother' series) is 572,000, up 130% year on year.
The 'Celebrity Big Brother' series, which immediately preceded the main 'Big Brother' series, had even more of an impact for the broadcaster by boosting its average audience to 3.1 million between 9pm and 11pm, up 124% year on year.
'Celebrity Big Brother', which ran from 18 August to 8 September 2011, increased the number of people between the ages of 16 and 34 watching the channel by more than three and a half times year on year to 1 million between 9pm and 11pm.
Nick Bampton, who joined Channel 5 as sales director in December last year, said 'Big Brother' has been a "game changer" for the broadcaster.
"With massive audience increases in these slots particularly against younger audiences and ground breaking commercial partnerships with Freederm, Dominos, Lucozade, Disney, 888, Jadeworld and Paramount Pictures, we are changing the way TV works."
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Telford's Blue Square Bet Premier match with Tamworth was abandoned after 43 minutes because of a waterlogged pitch.
The game, which is yet to be rearranged, was still goalless when play was called to a halt.
Lots of water was visible on the pitch at kick-off following a heavy downpour on Monday morning.
The rain returned in the first half, stopping the ball dead on the pitch and causing the game to be stopped after 36 minutes and then later abandoned.
AFC Telford United manager Andy Sinton told BBC Radio Shropshire:
"We're all disappointed but the ball wasn't rolling and players' safety has to come into it - we could've lost one or two players on that sort of surface.
"We could've also lost a goal in a farcical situation. People are paying good money and they want to see a game.
"I don't want to enter a lottery, I want to enter a football game and if we get beaten I'll take that. But I don't like getting beaten in a lottery, that's why I don't enter it on a Saturday night."
Lineup, Bookings (1) & Substitutions (0)
AFC Telford United
- 01 Young
- 02 Salmon
- 06 Killock
- 18 Blackburn
- 23 Valentine
- 08 Trainer
- 20 Davies
- 28 Cain
- 09 Perry
- 22 Brown
- 25 Sharp
- 32 Robinson
- 16 Preston
- 27 Smith
- 19 Jackson
- 31 Proudlock
- 01 Hedge
- 02 Tait
- 05 Francis
- 06 Oji
- 16 Green
- 12 McDonald
- 14 Patterson
- 19 Barrow
- 33 McKoy Booked
- 23 Christie
- 24 Collins
- 03 Habergham
- 17 Gudger
- 15 Nix
- 07 Marna
- 09 Taylor
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The match is abandoned.35:28
Corner taken by Liam McDonald played to the near post, Will Salmon manages to make a clearance.31:18
Chris Blackburn takes the indirect free kick.31:18 Booking
Booking Nick McKoy booked for unsporting behaviour.30:57
Foul by Nick McKoy on Richard Davies, free kick awarded.28:51
Iyseden Christie concedes a free kick for a foul on Chris Blackburn. Free kick taken by Ryan Young.26:58
Richard Davies takes a long range shot harmlessly clearing the crossbar.22:19
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Kyle Perry by Sam Oji. Jonathan Brown restarts play with the free kick.21:47
Sam Oji concedes a free kick for a foul on Will Salmon. Indirect free kick taken by Ryan Young.20:35
Corner taken by Liam McDonald, Phil Trainer makes a clearance.18:19
Foul by Paul Green on Phil Trainer, free kick awarded. Ryan Young takes the free kick.14:35
Kyle Perry concedes a free kick for a foul on Francino Francis. Jonathan Hedge restarts play with the free kick.12:35
The ball is sent over by Liam McDonald, clearance made by Ryan Valentine.11:59
The ball is sent over by Richard Tait, Iyseden Christie takes a shot. Save by Ryan Young.9:42
The ball is sent over by Liam McDonald, clearance made by Ryan Valentine.8:43
Chris Sharp is flagged offside by the assistant referee. Jonathan Hedge restarts play with the free kick.8:09
Iyseden Christie gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Chris Blackburn. Indirect free kick taken by Ryan Young.6:15
Foul by Nick McKoy on Phil Trainer, free kick awarded. Free kick taken by Ryan Valentine.4:57
Handball by Phil Trainer. Richard Tait restarts play with the free kick.1:24
Sam Oji gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Kyle Perry. Shot on goal comes in from Jonathan Brown from the free kick, save made by Jonathan Hedge.
The referee gets the match started.
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A RAISIN IN THE SUN's Sophie Okonedo Joins BBC TV's THE HOLLOW CROWN
The Daily Mail writes that Tony nominee Sophie Okonedo, currently starring in A Raisin in the Sun on Broadway, will appear opposite Benedict Cumberbatch and others in BBC TV's upcoming trilogy THE HOLLOW CROWN, which includes Shakespeare's HENRY VI trilogy and RICHARD III.
Okonedo will play Queen Margaret, Henry VI's widow who "rails against Richard's (Cumberbatch) bloody actions and curses him and his offspring. She's determined to do him down because he killed her husband."
The HENRY VI plays will be turned into two films, with RICHARD III completing the series. Filming is set to begin in September and continue on into the new year. Dominic Cooke is directing all three of the features.
Okonedo will next appear on the big screen in War Book; she also recently starred in After Earth and has also appeared in The Secret Life of Bees and Hotel Rwanda. Among her TV credits are The Escape Artist, Mayday, The Slap, Criminal Justice, Father & Son, Oliver Twist, Doctor Who and more.
The actress previously starred in the West End in Haunted Child in 2011 and is currently performing in this year's Broadway revival of A Raisin in the Sun opposite Denzel Washington. She is nominated for a Tony Award for Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role in a Play; tune in to the 2014 Tonys ceremony on June 8 to see if she wins!
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Original member Davin Lavikka became the 11th person to reach the 10,000 point plateau, passing Bob Campbell to move into 10th All-Time! Phil Anderson became the 12th person to reach 10K with 10,007 to finish the season. Doc Rogers needs just 197 to reach the mark. Dawn Atokuku & Chris Negrin both won their 900th games! Pete Williams needs a 30 to become only the 6th person ever to reach the mark! Doug Molhook scored his 9,000th point and won his 700th game. Long-time teammates Gary Hibdon & Scott Elliott both scored their 9,000th points. Rob Turner needs 103 to reach the 9K. Ryan Fedora & Greg Manes both scored their 8,000th point. Greg also won his 500th game! Cecil Attson got his 100th 30! William Weiss, Eugene Hemphill & Michael Santopadre all scored their 7,000th career point. Of the 3, Eugene won his 600th game! Darren Bradford needs 4 wins to reach the mark. Anthony Beyale won his 500th game! A trio of ladies Cathy Beyale, Lynn Beckstead & Sandra Danielson - all scored their 6,000th point. Lynn also won her 300th game! Eric Danielson Sr needs a mere 11 to join the club. Gary Wimmer & Eric McKay both won their 400th games. Mike Russell needs 2 to reach the mark. Tony Begaye reached 5,000 points scored. Scoring his 4,000th point was John Ilk. Alex Franklin won his 300th game. Winning their 200th games were Scott Harris, Ryan Levengood, Darrel Bednarek & Calvin Balcom. Victor Vargas Sr & Kip Anderson both need just 9 wins to reach the mark. Joining the 100 Win Club is Laura Boothroyd, Daniel Short, Thoi Truong, Rafael Begay, Jon Tellez, Rick Albertson & David Groves. Scoring their 2000th point was Paul Sanborn, Brady Williams, Vince Gonzales, Harold Lyons, PJ Jauregui & Kendra Mikkelson. Justin King needs 2 to join the club. Joining the 1000th point club this past season was David Groves, Myk Shorten, Nate Holliday, Keith Holliday, Brandon Hinners, Arron Hetrick, Walt Seng, Alan Nelson, Stan Mason, Francisco Serrano and CeeJay Young!
How teams qualify for the State Championship tournament:
32 teams qualify for the State Championships! There are 24 guaranteed spots with each division getting a minimum of 2. The remaining 8 spots are Wild Cards. The top 7 teams out of all the teams that did not qualify for an automatic spot are Wild Card teams. The 32nd spot is the Long Shot Challenge with it being awarded to one of the remaining teams that did not yet qualify.
The 2015 Summer State Championships
are August 28th, 29th & 30th at
Stinger's Sports Bar & Grill
10040 N 43rd Ave. in Glendale!
Friday Night AZPL Alumni Night
Order of Events:
AZPL Wild Card Challenge - Friday, August 28th @ 7:00pm
Reigning Champion - Ho Lee Chit!
To win the Wild Card Tournament & Alumni Tournament and become the 32nd team in the State Championships you must go undefeated in a single-elimination team tournament that starts at 7pm on Friday. It's still 3 on 3 but it's a race to 3 wins! Whichever team wins 3 games advances! Final 2 teams play a full 9-game match for the 32nd spot in the tournament!
AZPL Scotch Doubles/Singles Tournament
Friday, August 28th @ 7:00pm, sign up starts at 6pm!
Youll play as a team on the winners side in a race to 2 (45-50 3, 51-up 4) in the opening two rounds! In the 3rd round the 3 & 4 races drop to 2 & 3. In the following round the 3 drops to a 2. Once your team loses youll ditch your partner and flip into a singles tournament in a race to 2 (24-26 to 3, 27&up to 4) the first two rounds and follow the same pattern with the final two remaining contestants pairing up to take on the winner of the Scotch Side! Final five players are in the money! Stingers is matching 50% of the pot!
Limited to the first 32 players!
If MORE than 32 players before 6:45pm all races go to 2 for time purposes.
Sign up at 6pm, First round starts at 7pm on Friday, August 28th! $10 entry!
8-Ball Break & Run Derby Friday, August 28th @ 7:00pm
Players compete by breaking & running out the table! Every player racks their own. You get one freebie shot on the break meaning you don't have to make one on the break to continue shooting. However, if you scratch your turn is over with 0. An 8-ball break counts as 20 points. After that every ball you make counts as a point. It doesn't matter what you shoot at - be it solids or stripes - as long as the 8-ball is the last ball. Once you successfully make the 8 you'll re-rack the balls and break. You MUST make a ball on this break to continue shooting. Once you miss a shot your turn is over.
Break Bonus: If you hit (2) 8-ball breaks and NOT scratch in the current season
you get double points in the opening round!
Your 3rd & subsequent 8-ball breaks are good for a free
do-over. Every player gets a free do-over in the opening round only.
Points add up from round to round. The bottom third of the field is eliminated after the 1st round, the bottom half after the 2nd round. After round 3 only top 3 Advance. Points start fresh at 0 in Round 4, the final round.
Skip Bales scores 42 points in the opening round!
Berry sets record with 45 points in the 2nd round!
Ben Sutherland sets record with 54 points in the 3rd round!
Ben Sutherland sets record with 54 points in the 3rd round!
score - Ben Sutherland - 78 points - Summer 2014
High score - Ben Sutherland - 78 points - Summer 2014
The top three players each will receive a credit towards their next seasons dues. 1st Place receives 55% of the pot+$3 off their weekly dues, 2nd receives 35% of the pot and $2 off their dues and 3rd Place gets 10% and a $1 off their weekly dues!
are 2 ways to become eligible for this event!
These people hit 8-ball breaks this season and get a free entry into this event:
Saturday Matches August 29th @ 9:00am
The 25th-32nd teams begin play at 9am!
Every team that plays in the Championships wins CASH!!
Sunday Events August 30th @ 10:00am
Teams playing for the 5th-8th place in the Championships begin at 10am.
3rd & 4th begin at Noon. Top Two Teams start at 2pm!
Sunday Super Singles Tournaments!!!!
Come on in and watch the Final 8 in the Championships!
TWO EVENTS on Sunday:
Open Singles - Limit to 32 players - Handicapped based on your rating
$300 for 1st - $200 for 2nd - $100 for 3rd
**Prize money based on full 32 player bracket**
3-Ball Billiard Golf - Limited to 32 players
4-person groups play 18 holes of 3-ball golf. Low score wins!
Starts at 10am!! Open Tables!!
Open to ANY player that is NOT already playing on Sunday in the Championships including any AZPL Alumni!
Entry is $10 per event! Sign up at 9am, starts at 10am.
The Summer 2015 AZPL State Championships
August 28th, 29th & 30th
1st Place $1,500!!!
Every team wins cash!
Statewide Standings
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I have been a Bible believing Christian for over 35 years. I have spent time in church and out of church. I have spent years doubting my faith. And I have also spent years where I have experienced the true Spirit of God/Christ flowing through my life.
There are major differences within the churches and denominations as to whether or not they believe Scripture is the perfect word of God or not. Some Christians believe it is error-free and others believe it has some errors; but that the overall flow of the stories and documents reveal that God exists, that he is real, and that we have a spiritual significance while on earth and in the afterlife.
Christians are who they are because of their spiritual relationship with God and with Christ. True Christians have accepted the spirit of God/Christ within them. There is always a struggle between the divine nature and the human nature within all Christians. However, if you watch a true Christ-seeking Christian over time, you will see that -- over the years and over time -- they become more and more Christlike. It is a life-long spiritual process. And, if I may say so -- it is WORTH IT!
Believing that the Bible is error-free is not a requirement to be a Christian. It may be a requirement to be a member of a certain denomination.
So this is what I am trying to say: If you want to know what Christianity means -- then start your own search. Seek Christ yourself.
A good place to start is with the question....
"Who is Jesus Christ and what did he teach?"
Start with that question - because that is the question that is most central to Christianity.
Start reading the books of the Bible that tell about the life and teachings of Christ. Read the books of Matthew and Mark to start. Write down your thoughts and questions. Keep a journal of those thoughts and questions as you read. See what happens. Start with Christ and get to know the spirit of Christ (the Holy Spirit); and the Holy Spirit will lead you into all truth. Seek and you will find.
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Lake Erie Swimming Mile Meet Hosted by Lake Erie Swimming October 24, 2010 Held under USA Swimming Sanction LE# 1064 S LOCATION: Busbey Natatorium, Cleveland State University th 2451 Euclid Avenue (Euclid Ave. at East 24 Street) (216) 687-4882 CSU Pool Office POOL: The competitive swimming pool measures 10 lanes by 25 yards. Colorado timing system and 10-lane digital readout scoreboard; ample locker room space and balcony seating for spectators. Continuous warm-up and warm-down will be available in non-competitive end of the pool. POOL MEASUREMENTS: The competition course has been certified in accordance with 104.2.2C(4). The copy of such certification is on file with USA Swimming. WATER DEPTH: The average depth of the pool at both the starting and turn end is 12 feet. STARTING TIMES: Warm-up begins at 8:00AM and will last 45 minutes. The meet starts at 8:50AM. Afternoon warm-ups will be in the non-competition pool, with 20 minutes of specific warm-up in the competition pool at the conclusion of the first session. Afternoon warm-up times will be posted at www.lakeerieswimming.com by October 21, 2010. ENTRY DEADLINE: The due date for entries, electronic or otherwise, is Monday, October 18, 2010 or before if the meet is closed. Hard copy, meet summary sheet and check must be received by October 20, 2010 or the entry will not be included in the meet. Mail entries to: Julie Bare, 57 East Belmeadow Lane, Chagrin Falls, OH 44022, email@example.com. ENTRY FEES: Individual events $5.00 each; plus a $2.00 per swimmer LESI surcharge. There is a $1.00/swimmer handling fee for entries not received electronically. Make checks payable to Lake Erie Swimming. ENTRY LIMITATIONS: Swimmers may enter one (1) individual event. We reserve the right to limit entries to ensure a manageable meet. DECK ENTRIES: Will be taken on a space available basis only at a cost of $10.00. Deck entry swimmers will be charged $2.00 LESI surcharge and must provide proof of USA Swimming registration. ELIGIBILITY: Swimmers must be current athlete members of USA Swimming and have met the time standard requirements. Coaches must be current coach members of USA Swimming and must check in for each meet or session they attend. All coaches must display the deck pass (wristband is required to be worn by all coaches) issued by the meet host. Age is as of October 24, 2010. On deck USA Swimming registration will not be available. QUALIFYING TIMES: Please see event listings. Swimmers must be equal to or faster than the qualifying times listed for their age group. NT's will not be accepted. Please enter at either yards or long course meter times. Do not convert times. Meet management will convert non-conforming times. 10 and under swimmers must meet qualifying times as stated for the 500Y/400L free. They should, however, be entered at a time for the 1650. If the swimmer has met the 10 and under qualifying time and also has a mile time, then enter the swimmer at their mile time. If a 10 and under swimmer qualifies for the meet, but has not swum the mile, then coaches should estimate a mile entry time based on a time trial for this event held during a team practice. The meet host reserves the right to limit the number of heats in events. FASTER THAN: Swimmers should enter this event only if they have achieved the listed time standard. Teams of swimmers who fail to achieve the qualifying time at the meet will receive a notice of those times that cannot be verified in the SWIMS database. Teams shall submit proof of time or a fine of $10.00 for each swim listed in the notice. Failure to resolve time verification issues within one week of receipt of notice shall result in debit to the team's account in the amount of the fine. Unattached swimmers will receive similar notice. SWIMMERS WITH A DISABILITY: Swimmers with a disability, who wish to enter the mile meet, should contact the entry person. CONDUCT: The meet will be conducted according to the rules set forth in the current USA Swimming Rules and Regulations. Events will be contested in a 25- yard course. This is a timed final meet. The event is deck seeded and all heats run on a slowest to fastest order. The age groups/genders will be seeded together for this event, but will be scored (awarded) separately. No clerk of course will be provided and swimmers must provide their own counters if desired. The Lake Erie scratch rule (attached) will be in effect. No time trials. SEEDING & CHECK IN: Deck seeded. Check in at the sign-in table. You must check in 30 minutes prior to the start of the session in order to be seeded. You can also check in by e-mail by sending an e-mail to the entry person (firstname.lastname@example.com) by Saturday October 23, 2010 no later than 8:00 PM. Please bring a copy of the e-mail reply to the meet. Swimmers who fail to check in by the deadline will be scratched and may swim in the slow heat only if there is space available. If a swimmer checks in and does not swim, he/she will be fined. SCORING: None AWARDS: Awards will be given to the first three places in each age group, and must be picked up at the meet. ADMISSION: $1.00 includes psych sheet. RESULTS: Will be posted on the on www.lakeerieswimming.com. Teams may request a backup at the conclusion of the meet. SAFETY/WARM-UP: Lake Erie Swimming safety guidelines and warm-up procedures will be in effect at all times. Coaches must maintain contact with their swimmers during warm-up. All entry into the pool for warm-up is feet first from the starting block end of the pool. There is no diving during warm-up, except in designated sprint lanes. The final 20 minutes of a 45-minute warm-up will be conducted as follows. (a) Lanes 1 & 10 push/pace from the start end of the pool (or general warm-up at the discretion of Meet Referee or his/her designee). (b) Lanes 2 & 9 sprint lanes for racing starts from the starting block end of the pool, one length only and exiting the pool (c) Lanes 3-8 general warm-up, no diving or racing starts. Any or all of these lanes may be converted to sprint lanes at the discretion of the Meet Referee or his/her designee. Swimmers are to sprint one way and climb out at the far end of the pool. Swimmers may be removed from warm-up for violating safety rules. No recording devices, including cell phones, can be used in the locker rooms at the site of a swim practice or meet. UNSUPERVISED SWIMMERS: Swimmers without coach supervision must contact the Meet Director or Meet Referee to be assigned to a coach on deck. Any swimmer entered in the meet, unaccompanied by a USA Swimming member coach, must be certified by a USA Swimming member coach as being proficient in performing a racing start or must start each race from within the water. It is the responsibility of the swimmer or the swimmer's legal guardian to ensure compliance with this requirement. NOTE: Each swimmer must provide a person to count if desired. Only athletes entered in the meet, working coaches, officials, and meet workers are allowed on deck. Other non-participants are expected to remain in the spectator area. OFFICIATING OPPORTUNITY – Anyone that is a USA Swimming certified official is welcome and encouraged to join the Lake Erie Swimming (LESI) officials in officiating this meet. Please contact the LESI's Officials Chair, Frank Campbell (email@example.com), in advance of the meet to let him know of your availability. We are also looking for anyone that is interested in becoming an official, for more information please contact the Official's Chair, Frank Campbell. nd PARKING: CSU charges for event parking. Parking lots are available at the corner off Chester and E. 22 Street or on Euclid th Ave. and E. 24 Street. Meter parking is free on Sunday on Chester Avenue. MEET DIRECTOR: Eric Dennis, firstname.lastname@example.com, (440) 331-5809 SAFETY DIRECTOR: Chuck Kunsman, firstname.lastname@example.com, (216) 731-3621. ENTRIES: Julie Bare, 57 East Belmeadow Lane, Chagrin Falls, OH 44022, email@example.com. nd nd DIRECTIONS: Take I-77 North, follow signs to I-90 east to E. 22 street exit, follow E. 22 north (left) to Euclid or Chester. From I-90 east or west, exit at Chester Ave, park on Chester or Euclid. From Ohio Turnpike, take I-77 or I-71 north to I-90 east (see above) PLEASE NOTE: Each swimmer must have a completed CSU waiver form on file at CSU. If you have swimmers that did not complete a CSU waiver form last year, please copy the enclosed form and send the completed sheets with your entry. We are grateful to Cleveland State University and Wally Morton for the opportunity to hold this meet in CSU's fine facility. We ask all participants and spectators to clear their area of litter and personal belongings after each session. Swim meet participants and spectators must remain in designated areas: the pool, the spectator area, the main lobby, and the locker rooms. Other areas of the physical education building are off limits. Note: NATATORIUM RULES FORBID "SHAVING DOWN" IN THE POOL OR LOCKER ROOM AREAS. EMERGENCY INFORMATION Spectator Emergency Evacuation Plan In the event of an alarm or an emergency requiring evacuation: Remain calm, walk to the nearest exit, and leave the building. Do not use the elevators. Do not attempt to go on deck or in the locker rooms. Swimmers will be directed by their coach or meet workers to STILLWELL HALL ON THE WEST SIDE OF THE BUILDING (the scoreboard is on the west wall of the pool). LAKE ERIE SWIMMING MILE MEET SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Sunday: Warm-Up 8:00, Meet start 8:50 Girls Qualifying Time Age Group/Stroke Qualifying Time Boys 1650 freestyle 1 23:34.19Y 24:06.39L 13 and 14 22:28.29Y 23:14.99L 1 23:18.79 Y 23:53.09L 15 & over 21:55.89Y 22:25.59L Y= Yards L=Long course meters 1650 freestyle will be swum as one event for girls and boys, swimming slowest to fastest. Swimmers must be equal to or faster than the qualifying times listed above for their age group. Afternoon warm-ups will be in the non-competition end of the pool with 20 minutes of specific warm-up in the competition pool at the conclusion of the first session. Afternoon warm-up times will be posted at www.lakeerieswimming.com by October 21, 2010 Girls Qualifying Time Age Group/Stroke Qualifying Time Boys 1650 freestyle 2 8:30.49Y 7:37.29L *10 & Under 8:25.79Y 7:38.49L 2 500Y/400L 500Y/400L 25:16.19Y 26:04.19L 11 and 12 24:57.49Y 25:56.49L Y= Yards L=Long course meters * See Qualifying Times in the meet information 1650 freestyle will be swum as one event for girls and boys, swimming slowest to fastest. Swimmers must be equal to or faster than the qualifying times listed above for their age group. If a 10 and under swimmer qualifies for the meet, but has not swum the mile, then coaches should estimate a mile entry time based on a time trial for this event held during a team practice. Any 10 and under who does not have the necessary qualifying time in the 400/500 in the SWIMS database will be removed from the meet. LAKE ERIE SWIMMING, INC. INDIVIDUAL AND RELAY SCRATCH RULE Each swimmer/relay team shall be aware of the meet starting time and shall report to the proper meet authorities promptly upon call. A. Pre-Seeded Meets - Each swimmer/relay team shall report promptly to the Clerk of Course or starting blocks prior to the race in which the swimmer/relay team is entered. Any swimmer/relay team not reporting for or competing shall not be penalized. B. Events Seeded on the Deck – (1) Events seeded on the deck shall be closed for seeding no earlier than thirty (30) minutes prior to the start of the session. Host may provide alternate methods of check-in (such as email, phone, and/or fax) for swimmers who do not plan to arrive before the scratch deadline. (2) Any swimmer who has checked in for an individual event 400 yards/meters or longer must swim in the event unless the swimmer notifies the Clerk of Course or Administrative Official before the seeding of the event has begun that the swimmer wishes to scratch; failure to scratch prior to seeding and not swimming the event will result in a fine of $25.00 to the swimmer, except as noted in "Exceptions for Failure to Compete" (below). (3) Any agent of a team (coach, parent, swimmer, etc.) who checks in a swimmer for any event when that swimmer is not present at the meet may cause a fine of $2.00 per swimmer per day to be levied against that team. (4) Events seeded on the deck and swum as a timed final with one or more heats swimming with finals shall provide the swimmer the opportunity to indicate their desire to swim only during the preliminary session by indicating this desire by placing a "P" next to their name on the sign in sheet. Any swimmer failing to indicate this desire who does not compete during the finals session shall be subject to a fine of $25.00, except as noted in "Exceptions for Failure to Compete" (below). C. Scratching from Bonus Finals, Consolation Finals, and Finals (1) Any swimmer qualifying for C, B, or A (bonus, consolation, or final race) in an individual event who fails to compete in said race shall be barred from further competition for the remainder of the meet, except as noted below in "Exceptions for Failure to Compete." If such failure to compete occurs on the swimmer's last day of the meet, the swimmer shall be fined twenty-five dollars ($25.00) by LESI. A declared false start or deliberate delay of the meet is not permitted and will be regarded as a failure to compete. (2) In the event of withdrawal or barring of a swimmer from competition, the Referee shall fill the consolation final or final when possible with the next qualified swimmer(s). First and second alternates shall be announced along with the final qualifiers. These alternates shall not be penalized if unavailable to compete in the finals. (3) When consolation finals have not yet been swum and a barring or withdrawal is known to the Referee, the Referee shall re-seed the consolation final and the final, if necessary, to insert the alternate(s) in the appropriate lane(s), filling all lanes in the final. (4) If a consolation final has already been contested, the final shall be swum without reseeding for the empty lane(s). D. Exceptions for Failure to Compete - No penalty shall apply for failure to withdraw or compete in an individual event if (1) The Referee is notified in the event of illness or injury and accepts the proof thereof. (2) A swimmer qualifying for a consolation final or final race following preliminaries notifies the Referee or designee within thirty (30) minutes after the announcement of the qualifiers for that race that the swimmer may not intend to compete. The swimmer must declare within thirty (30) minutes following his last individual preliminary event a final intention to scratch or swim. (3) The Referee determines that failure to compete is caused by circumstances beyond the control of the swimmer. Lake Erie Swimming Mile Meet Entry Sheet Please print GIRLS TEAM CODE _______ NAME AGE USA SWIMMING NUMBER EVENT # TIMES (Y or L) Please indicate BOYS TEAM CODE _______ NAME AGE USA SWIMMING NUMBER EVENT # TIMES (Y or L) Please indicate) Y= Yards L=Long Course Meters Lake Erie Swimming Mile Meet Meet Entry Summary Page Team Name: __________________________ Team Code: _______________ Contact Person: ________________________Phone: ___________________ Email: ____________________ Address: _______________________ City: ______________ State: ____ Zip: __________ ____ (Total # of swimmers) X $2.00 (LESI Surcharge) = $________ ____ (Total # of individual events) X $5.00/event = $________ ____ (Total # of swimmers) X $1.00 (handling fee if entry not on disk) $________ TOTAL AMOUNT REMITTED $________ ____ Swimmers will be without a coach on deck I have arranged for my swimmer/s to be supervised by ___________________________________. I VERIFY THAT EVERY SWIMMER LISTED ON THE ENCLOSED ENTRY FORM IS A REGISTERED ATHLETE MEMBER OF USA SWIMMING AND THAT EVERY COACH REPRESENTING OUR TEAM AT THIS MEET WILL BE A CURRENT COACH MEMBER OF USA SWIMMING. SIGNED: ________________________ (coach or member team representative). DATE: _________ Make checks payable to the LAKE ERIE SWIMMING and mail to: Julie Bare, 57 East Belmeadow Lane, Chagrin Falls, OH 44022, Please note: All entries submitted with this sheet should be covered by a single check. Kindly do not send multiple checks with a single entry form. DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT IS October 20, 2010. This sheet must accompany all entries. Cleveland State University Release and Waiver of Liability As consideration for my participation in the _____________________________________________, (the "event") I hereby for myself, family, heirs, executors, administrators and assigns waive, release and forever discharge Cleveland State University and its Board of Trustees, officers, employees and agents from any and all liabilities, demands, claims, damages, losses, costs (including attorney's fees), actions and causes of action arising out of or in connection with my participation in the above listed event and/or the use of Cleveland State University facilities, furnishings, or equipment during this event, except to the extent such liabilities, demands, claims, damages, losses, costs (excluding attorney's fees), actions and causes of action are attributable to the negligent actions of Cleveland State University or its Trustees, officers, employees, or agents while acting within the course of their employment, as set forth in Ohio Revised Code Section 2743.02. I also acknowledge that Cleveland State University and its Trustees, officers, employees and agents assume no responsibility for any bodily injury, death, loss, illness or accident to myself or others or damage to personal property which may arise out of my participation in this event. I fully understand and hereby acknowledge that participation in this event involves many risks, including the risks of serious bodily injury and death. In consideration of being allowed to participate in the event listed above, I voluntarily accept and assume all responsibility for and risk of such personal injury arising from such participation. I understand that any University personnel or agents participating in this event are not necessarily medically trained to care for any physical or medical problems that may occur during this event. I release all such personnel from any claim whatsoever on account of first aid or service rendered to me during my participation in this event. By placing my signature below, I acknowledge that I have adequate medical and hospitalization insurance for any injuries that I may incur as a result of participating in this event. I attest and verify that I am 18 years of age or older, that I have had a recent physical examination and that I have no known health problems or conditions that could prevent me from successfully participating in this activity. IF APPLICANT IS LESS THAN 18 YEARS OF AGE, THE PARENT'S CONSENT, RELEASE AND WAIVER OF LIABILITY ON THE BACK OF THIS FORM MUST ALSO BE COMPLETED AND SIGNED. ______________________________________________________________________ Participant's Name (Please print) Participant's Phone ________________________________________________________________________ Participant's Address I have read and fully understand the entire RELEASE AND WAIVER OF LIABILITY and my signature below confirms my full understanding and voluntary acceptance of such RELEASE AND WAIVER OF LIABILITY. ________________________________________________________________________ Participant's Signature Date Cleveland State University Parent's Consent, Release and Waiver of Liability IF APPLICANT IS LESS THAN 18 YEARS OF AGE, BOTH SIDES OF THIS FORM MUST BE COMPLETED AND SIGNED. I hereby give my consent for my minor child, ________________________________________to participate in _____________________________ (the "event"). If my child becomes ill or is injured while participating in this event, please contact either of the following: Daytime Name _________________________________ Phone (______) ________________________ Name _________________________________ Phone (______) ________________________ Evening Name _________________________________ Phone (______) _________________________ Name _________________________________ Phone (______) _________________________ In the event that reasonable attempts to contact the above-mentioned persons are unsuccessful or impractical, I hereby give my consent for emergency medical treatment to be administered to my child and/ or the transfer of my child to a treatment facility. I also release all such personnel from any claim whatsoever on account of first aid or service rendered to my child during participation in the event listed above. I have read and fully understand the entire RELEASE AND WAIVER OF LIABILITY, including the paragraph relating to no known health problems or conditions and my consent to emergency treatment. In consideration for my child 's participation in the event listed above, I do hereby agree to assume all the risks and responsibilities surrounding such participation and do hereby also for and on behalf of myself, my minor child, my heirs, executors, administrators and assigns waive, release and forever discharge Cleveland State University, its Board of Trustees, officers, employees, and agents from any and all liabilities, demands, claims, damages, losses, costs (including attorney's fees), actions and causes of action arising out of my child's participation in this event. ____________________________________________________________________________ Parent's/Legal Guardian's Signature Date __________________________________________(_______)__________________________ Parent's/Legal Guardian's Name (please print) Parent's/Legal Guardian's Phone ______________________________________________________________________________ Parent's/Legal Guardian's Address
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