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There are four main sources of information from the Australian Bureau of Statistics for 'volunteers' in sport in NSW. These surveys all collect different information on volunteers depending on their predominant focus. As a consequence, there are many different numbers of volunteers in NSW cited in various documents which can cause confusion.
In 2010, there were 458,500 people in NSW involved in organised sport or physical activity in a non-playing or support role such as a coach, referee, committee member, scorer etc. This comprised 263,400 males and 195,200 females.
Many support people perform more than one role e.g. as both a committee member and a coach. In 2010, sport support people performed 653,600 support roles – an average of 1.4 roles per person.
Out of the 653,600 support roles performed in NSW in 2010, the most common role was that of a coach, instructor or teacher with 206,000 roles or a third (32%) of all support roles.
The next most common role was that of committee member or administrator with 158,600 roles or 24% of all support roles.
Scorers/timekeepers and referees/umpires were next with 128,000 (20%) and 98,300 (15%) roles respectively.
Medical and other support roles accounted for the remainder – 62,700 (10%) roles.
There has been a gradual decrease in the proportion of the population (aged 15 and over) who were involved in a non-playing role in sport from 1997 to 2010.
In all 5 surveys, there have been higher proportions of males than females in sport support roles. Since 1997, the proportion of males in support roles has decreased from 11.7% to 9.5% - a 19% decrease whereas the equivalent decrease for females in support roles was 16%, from 8.1% in 1997 down to 6.8% in 2010.
In 1997, one in every 10 adults (9.8%) was in a sport support role compared to only one in 12 (8.1%) in 2010 – a 17% decrease in 13 years.
Labour force status
Capital city versus rest of State
Country of birth
This chart above shows the proportion of support roles by the number of weeks in that role during the previous year.
Three-quarters of all support roles involve between 1 and 26 weeks whereas only a quarter involve between 27 and 52 weeks.
A greater proportion of coaches/instructors/teachers and committee members or administrators tended to work 27 weeks or more during the year.
This chart shows that the numbers of hours per week that most people spend on support roles is fairly evenly distributed between less than hours and 3 hours or more.
Only coaches/instructors/teachers tended to spend a higher proportion of time (pink - 3 hours or more) on their roles. Whereas, most scorers/timekeepers spent less than 3 hours (mauve) on their roles.
As can be seen by the graph below, the trendlines for committee members or administrators and referees or umpires show decreases whereas the other roles - coaches/instructors/teachers, scorers/timekeepers and medical support show slight upward trends
Although some of these changes at the NSW level are not considered statistically significant by the ABS, the NSW trends reflect similar ones to trends in other states/territories and to the national trend.
The previous data relates to all sport support people in NSW i.e. those in either a paid and/or volunteer capacity. However, most of these support people were volunteers.
Out of the 458,500 sport support people in NSW
The graph below is for sports volunteers only i.e. it excludes any paid support people in sport. The trends are similar to those of all sport support people (both paid and unpaid) in the previous graph
This survey was released on 22 May 2007 and more analysis released in November 2008.
Detailed analysis from the previous GSS (2002) can be found in the ABS report 'Sport volunteers and Other Volunteers (PDF)
The following data from the GSS (2006) is taken from Volunteers in Sport and was collected in the ABS General Social Survey (GSS) 2006. The data is available from the ABS website in Excel spreadsheet format.
Results from the GSS show there was a total of 1,676,100 volunteers in NSW in 2006. This was a third of all people aged 18 years and over in NSW. More volunteers were female (53.7%) than male (46.3%). Most volunteers were aged between 35 and 54 years of age – 45.2% of all volunteers.
Out of the 1.7 million volunteers in NSW in 2006, there were 489,200 people aged 18 and over who volunteered in sport and physical recreation organisations (hereon known as sports volunteers). Sports volunteers accounted for 29.2% of all volunteers and 9.5% of the total population of NSW aged 18 years and over.
In contrast with volunteers from other types of organisations, sports volunteers were more likely to be male (62.1%) than female (37.9%). As can be seen in the graph, sports volunteers (green) were also more likely to be younger than those from other organisations (blue).
More than half of all sports volunteers (55.7%) were aged between 35 and 54 years – 30.6% between 35 and 44 years and 25.1% between 45 and 54 years. This was in contrast to other types of organisations which had only 40.9% of their volunteers aged between 35 and 54 years.
Sports volunteers were most likely to be born in Australia (86.8%) or in another English-speaking country (5.6%). Only 7.6% of sports volunteers were born in a non-English speaking country. This was much lower than the 21% from non-English speaking country who volunteered in other types of organisations and the 21% proportion of the NSW population.
Sports volunteers were more likely to be employed (82.4%) than volunteers for other organisations (60.9%). Out of the 82.4% employed in sports organisations, 62.3% were employed full-time and 20.1% part-time. Only 17.6% of sports volunteers were unemployed or not in the labour force compared to 39.1% of volunteers in other organisations.
Note: lowest quintile = volunteers from the most disadvantaged areas and highest quintile = volunteers from the least disadvantaged areas
A third (32.5%) of sports volunteers came from the highest quintile in the relative index of socio-economic disadvantage (i.e. the least disadvantaged) as did 29.2% of other volunteers. As can be seen in the graph, there is little difference in the index of socio-economic disadvantage between sports volunteers and those who volunteered for other organisations.
Half (49.8%) of all sports volunteers were one family households consisting of a couple and dependent children compared to only a third of volunteers from other organisations. Volunteers from other organisations were more likely (38%) to be from one family households consisting of a couple without dependent children.
The most common occupation group for sports volunteers was 'professionals' – one if five (21.4%) sports volunteers were from this group. The next highest group was unemployed/not in labour force at 18.4%.
Note: the sum of volunteering involvements exceeds the number of volunteers because individual volunteers may work for more than one organisation in each given organisation type
Sports volunteers volunteer more frequently than those in other organisations. Six out of 10 (60.6%) sports volunteers volunteered at least once a week compared to less than half (46.7%) in other organisations.
More than half (51.7%) of all sports volunteers volunteered 80 or more hours in 2006 compared to only 41.6% of volunteers in other organisations. The graph shows how sports volunteers tend to do more hours of volunteering than their counterparts in other organisations.
More than half of all volunteers had volunteered for more than 10 years. The graph shows there was little difference between the length of time volunteering between sports volunteers and other volunteers.
More than half (56.5%) of sports volunteers had volunteered more than 10 years. Other frequent responses to 'how first became involved' in sport volunteering were 'someone asked' (15.9%) and 'knew someone involved' (11.3%).
Most volunteers tended to have multiple roles with more than half of sports volunteers coaching/refereeing/judging (54.3%) and fundraising/sales (54.8%).
There were 41.8% of sports volunteers doing administration/information management/clerical and 35.4% involved in preparing/serving food. Another common activity for sports volunteers was management/committee work/coordination with 30.2% of sports volunteers performing that activity. Other activities with large proportions of sports volunteers were transporting people/goods (26.3%) and teaching/instruction/providing information (25.7%).
|Type of voluntary activity undertaken (%)
|Sports organisation
|other organisation
|All organisations
|Administration/clerical/recruitment/information management
|Performing/media production
|Befriending/supportive listening/counselling/mentoring
|Preparing/serving food
|Transporting people/goods
|Management/committee work/coordination
|Personal care/assistance
|Teaching/instruction/providing information
|Lobbying/advocacy/policy research
|Search and rescue/first Aid
firefighting/community safety
|Protecting the environment
* = Treat with caution as standard error high
The main activity sports volunteers spent time on was coaching/refereeing/judging taking 33.5% of their time. In contrast, the main activity volunteers from other organisations spent time doing was fundraising/sales at 29.2%. The graph above shows sports volunteers only.
The majority of sports volunteers had all or most of their friends of the same ethnic background (72.0%). Two-thirds of sports volunteers had all or most of their friends of a similar age (66.2%) and just over half of sports volunteers (56.6%) had all or most of their friends from a similar educational background.
Friends of volunteers from other organisations had similar demographics to those of sports volunteers'.
The main reason more than half (56.2%) of sports volunteers gave for becoming a volunteer was 'to help others/community' - this was a similar proportion given by both genders.
Nearly half (49.2%) of all sports volunteers said 'personal satisfaction' was a reason for volunteering with more males than females citing this reason. The next most cited reason was 'personal/family involvement' given by 45.6% of all sports volunteers – more females than males cited this as a reason.
The table below contains all reasons given by gender.
|Reasons for becoming a volunteer (a)
|Personal/family involvement
|Personal satisfaction
|Social contact
|Religious belief
|To be active
|To learn new skills
|To do something worthwhile
|Help others/community
|Gain work experience
|Use skills/experience
|Felt obliged
|Just happened
(a) persons may have given more than one reason
Sporting volunteers had double the likelihood of attending a sporting event (82.8%) than volunteers from other organisations (42.7%). However, sporting volunteers were just as likely to attend a culture or leisure venue or event (96.5%) as other volunteers (94.6%).
Sports volunteers were more likely to be involved in health promotion and support, trade unions/professional/technical associations and social clubs providing restaurants and bars than those volunteers from other organisations.
In contrast, other volunteers were more likely to be involved in craft or practical hobby group or religious or spiritual group.
Two-thirds of sports volunteers (66.3%) agreed (either strongly or somewhat) to the statement 'you believe most people can be trusted'. This was a higher proportion than both volunteers from other organisations (56.5%) and non-volunteers (50.9%).
Sports volunteers were more likely to feel safer than other volunteers when walking alone in their local area after dark – 58.5% of sports volunteers reported feeling 'very safe' or 'safe' compared to only 47.8% of other volunteers feeling 'very safe' or 'safe'. This compared with only 44.7% of non-volunteers.
Sports volunteers and volunteers from other organisations were just as likely to feel 'very safe' or 'safe' at home alone during the day (96%).
More than 3 out of ten (31.5%) sports volunteers rated their health as 'excellent'. This result was higher than volunteers from other organisations where just over one in five (22.5%) assessed their health as 'excellent'.
More than half (63.7%) of sports volunteers incurred some expense while volunteering – higher than the 56.6% of 'other' volunteers. Travel costs was the most frequently reported expense with 52.2% of sports volunteers incurring this cost. The next most frequently reported cost was phone calls incurred by 49.7% of volunteers.
Most expenses were not reimbursed - out of the total number of sports volunteers who incurred expenses, only one in five (21.8%) had any of their costs reimbursed. This was a similar proportion to volunteers from other organisations (20%).
This is an ABS survey of businesses/organisations predominantly engaged in sports and physical recreation services. The most recent survey was conducted in respect of the 2004-05 financial year and is the third ABS survey of sports and physical recreation services. Previous collections were conducted in 1994-95 and 2000-01.
The data from this survey is particularly useful when looking at employing and significant non-employing businesses/organisations which are coded to the sport and recreation according to ABS classifications. However, it is not a valid measure of the total number of volunteers in sport and recreation organisations. Another issue is due to confidentiality restrictions, total results are not available for NSW.
Australian results showed that at the end of June 2005, total employment in sports and physical recreation services was 111,519 persons. In addition, there were 181,832 volunteers during the month of June 2005.
Overall, 17% or one in six people in NSW aged 15 and over said they had performed voluntary work in the 12 months prior to the 2006 Census. Those aged between 35 and 44 years had the highest number of volunteers (188,677) with the 45 to 54 age group having the largest proportion of any age group at 20.5%.
Information contained in this document has been drawn from a range of published and unpublished data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics.


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Editor's Note: At the UALR Institute on Race and Ethnicity, we were trying to think of an appropriate way toô pay tribute to the beautiful and resilient author, actress, and activist who was raised in Arkansas, Mayaô Angelou. Then, we came across a piece written by Dr. Erin Clair that reminded us that Angelouô spoke to our minds, our souls, and perhaps most importantly – our conscience.ô
Maya Angelou's Arkansas
Stamps, Arkansas, is a tiny place. Thereãs nothing there, just like a hundred other towns in Arkansas. Hot dirt. Railroad tracks. Mosquitoes to kill you. People to do worse.
"You may write me down in history
With your bitter, twisted lies,
You may trod me in the very dirt
But still, like dust, Iãll rise.ã
People from Arkansas speak of it as a place to escape from. People not from there see it as a pit. But I can tell you that itãs where strength has made its home.
"Does my sassiness upset you?
Why are you beset with gloom?
ãCause I walk like Iãve got oil wells
Pumping in my living room.ã
I can tell you that there is no place in this world like a town in Arkansas. That is where you will discover your soul if you ever had one.
"Did you want to see me broken?
Bowed head and lowered eyes?
Shoulders falling down like teardrops,
Weakened by my soulful cries?ã
That is where you will fight monsters far worse than would attack you anywhere else, and reach a glory far more brave and glimmering than anywhere else would allow you.
"You may shoot me with your words,
You may cut me with your eyes,
You may kill me with your hatefulness,
But still, like air, Iãll rise.ã
In Arkansas, the air is thick with thoughts. In Arkansas, you can be mute for years and people will wait for you to speak. In Arkansas, you canãt grow a garden so much as you can grow a tangle of ethereal beanstalks that touch the sky.
"Does my sexiness upset you?
Does it come as a surprise
That I dance like Iãve got diamonds
At the meeting of my thighs?ã
In Arkansas, your eyes have all the desire your body would require, cutting through the night like arrows within the blue humidity of June. In Arkansas, everything is free but comes with a cost youãll never fathom.
"Out of the huts of historyãs shame
I rise
Up from a past thatãs rooted in pain
I rise
Iãm a black ocean, leaping and wide,
Welling and swelling I bear in the tide.ã
I live in this Arkansas, rising with the day, swelling with the night. I live in the Arkansas of heaven that you only get to by facing your hell. I live in Arkansas, rising.
Dr. Erin Clair is an Assistant Professor of English and Director of Composition at Arkansas Tech University, where she teaches courses in cultural studies. She writes a mixed-genre blog found atô southerneclair.tumblr.com.
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In my family we do something called "Destination Unknown", we go places or do activities but the kids have no idea where we are going or what we will be doing. This past weekend over Fall Break we did an extended Destination Unknown. I went home on Thursday night and was able to spend the night relaxing with my family which was great. On Friday our Destination Unknown began, all that my younger brother and I were told was to dress warmly. We got in the car and drove for awhile and then my parents told us that we were going to Cedar Point for Halloweekends! We had a great time there, we were a little worried that it would be too cold but the weather ended up being perfect. I loved being at Cedar Point in the fall, I'm used to being there in the summer when it is extremely hot so the cooler weather was nice and it was really fun seeing the park transformed for Halloween. My brother and I rode on the rides together and my parents were able to spend time together while they were waiting for us.
The next morning we woke up and got ready for the next portion of our Destination Unknown, we got in the car and drove for about 45 minutes and then my parents revealed that our next destination was Pittsburgh. I was so excited to hear that we were going to Pittsburgh, it is such a fun city and we had a great time there. We were able to walk around and enjoy the city, we had a great dinner and really enjoyed spending time together. At the end of the day we still had one more destination left, we had a guess of where we were going but weren't sure, it turned out that we were right, we went to my grandparents. I hadn't been to my grandparents house in a few months so it was great to see them and to spend time with them at their house. Overall it was a great weekend and I had so much fun making memories with my family!


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(1909-90) UBC Physicist. Service Award 1965.
ARTHUR M. CROOKER (1909-1990) was born at Cayuga, Ontario, received his BA from McMaster University and then proceeded to his M.A. and Ph.D. at Toronto under J.C. McLennan and to further post-graduate work in England. From 1937 until his retirement, he was on the faculty of the Physics Department at UBC, except for the War years, 1941-45, when he was in Toronto in charge of Optical Design at Research Enterprises. In the 1970's he was an NRC Research Associate at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Centre.
Crooker joined the RASC in Toronto in 1934, and transferred to Vancouver Centre three years later. He held many offices in the Centre including the Presidency in 1951, and often spoke at meetings and gave instruction with telescopes. He was helpful in getting the University to waive charges for the Centre's use of campus facilities for meetings, and in 1981, donated a 41 cm f/6.3 mirror to the Centre. He received the RASC Service Award [11] in 1965.
—Peter Broughton (from Looking Up [12])
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Zubaidah Nazeer – Straights Times Indonesia
When Lion Air chief Rusdi Kirana inked a record Boeing deal at the Singapore Airshow this week, it not only propelled the airline to international fame, but also offered a glimpse into Indonesia's rapidly expanding air industry.
The 12-year-old airline stole the limelight when it signed a $22.4 billion order for 230 Boeing 737s, the largest such deal for the United States company.
That a budget carrier – starting with just one borrowed plane in 2000 flying between Jakarta and Pontianak – could make such a purchase reflects the strong growth of Indonesia's aviation industry, now the world's third-largest.
Lion Air now boasts a fleet of 67 aircraft flying to 35 cities, including Singapore and Kuala Lumpur, but its latest order promises to expand the range of destinations for travellers in the region. Singapore now has air links to 15 Indonesian cities, and the addition of more planes will mean more regular flights – at possibly lower prices.
According to official data, the number of passengers going through Jakarta's Soekarno-Hatta airport soared from 12 million in 2001 to nearly 50 million last year – the fastest growth recorded in any Asean airport.
Analysts attribute the growth to a confluence of factors, from the liberalization of the aviation industry in the late 1990s, to the burgeoning middle-class with their growing incomes and rising confidence in Indonesia's economy, which grew 6.5 per cent last year, its highest in 15 years.
All these have helped to drive revenues of the 50 airlines operating here skywards. Passenger numbers are projected to grow at a healthy 13 per cent this year – double the global average last year.
Said aviation analyst Shukor Yusof of Standard and Poor's: "Geographically, Indonesia is the perfect country for aviation to thrive, with its over 17,000 islands and diverse terrain."
Observers say budget carriers, in particular, will benefit from the expanding aviation industry, as the domestic sector makes up three quarters of passenger numbers.
Lion Air, which controls 51 per cent of the domestic market, is hoping to tap this growth. Now flying some 27 million passengers a year, it has set its sights on an ambitious target: to take 60 per cent of the market share in five years' time. It will consider launching an initial public offering then, Kirana told reporters.
Its subsidiary, Wings Air, also sealed a $610 million deal of 27 smaller planes to fly to more small towns and offer short-range connecting flights.
Garuda, Lion Air's nearest competitor with 24 per cent of the domestic market, is planning to double its fleet of 89 planes to 154 by 2015, said chief executive officer Emirsyah Satar. It, too, got tongues wagging after signing an order for six Bombardier jets with an option for 18 more, in a deal potentially worth US$1.32 billion.
Not to be outdone, AirAsia Indonesia, which operates out of its own terminal in Soekarno-Hatta, is also eyeing to list.
Singapore-owned Tiger Airways has also indicated its confidence in the Indonesian market, buying a 33 per cent stake in Mandala Airlines – thus ensuring that the failed local airline can fly again.
Said its CEO Chin Yau Seng: "As one of the fastest-growing economies in the Asean region, we see great growth potential in Indonesia's aviation market."
One possible dampener to faster growth, however, is infrastructure and safety. More airports that are efficient and wide enough to accommodate today's extra-large aircraft are needed, said Shukor. Jakarta also has to resolve the issue of poor safety, which has resulted in a ban on all Indonesian airlines – except Garuda – landing in Europe.
The government has put aside Rp 6 trillion ($666 million) to expand and build airports to cope with the burgeoning demand, with plans being made to build as many as 20 airports over the next 15 years.
"There is clearly room for growth," said the secretary-general of the Indonesia National Air Carriers Association, Tengku Burhanuddin.


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|West Bros to star on Making Stuff
|Written by HGO Staff
HANOVER, Ontario (31 July 2012) - West Bros Furniture will be featured on an upcoming episode of the popular TVO program Making Stuff focusing on "how to build a table."
Director and creator Wendy Loten spent a day at West Bros' factory here filming the segment which will be aired for the first sometime in this coming September.
Loten and the crew of Making Stuff travel the world seeking out innovative, state of the art companies to feature in five minute segments that answer questions from their audience - one of the recent inquiries being "how do you build a table?"
"Making Stuff travels the world to find interesting products for our series. We were delighted to find such high quality furniture being made right in Canada," Loten said in a statement.
"It's a wonderful opportunity to reach out to a younger audience and educate them on solid wood manufacturing," Paul West, president of the privately-held case goods producer, said. "Obviously it took a bit of extra planning to show a table from start to finish in one day. However, our plant management team was so thorough, we were able to get 90 minutes of coverage showing it in breakout and finally coming off the finishing line."
Loten said West's manufacturing process translated well for television.
"In Europe and Australia, we have seen computer controlled machinery that maximizes output while also minimizing waste," she said, adding, "West Bros. uses similar equipment without sacrificing the human touch that produces fine quality."
"It was a pleasure to film in such a well-organized and clean factory," she continued. "The care and quality that goes into each piece of furniture at West Bros is evident its clean and organized surroundings."


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The Queen of the Peak is an annual all Women's Surf Contest created by Surf Sister and Shelter Restaurant. Thanks to the generous support of our sponsors the contest has grown into a two-day event held every October. This year our presenting sponsors are once again Billabong and the Wickaninnish Inn.
Contest Dates for 2015 are set for October 2nd-4th
The contest was created to showcase and celebrate the amazing female surf talent present here on the west coast. Contest organizers have focused efforts on designing the contest to be 'female-friendly' with free child care and dog sitting services for competitors and even has a massage tent that is complimentary for competitors.
Competitors vie for cash and prizes in both longboard and shortboard categories. New to this years contest is the added division of the "Princess of the Peak" for grommets ages 16 and under sponsored by Billie Girls by Billabong.
Included in the entry fee for longboard and shortboard contestants is a wine and cheese welcome reception at Surf Sister and an awards gala multi-course dinner at Shelter Restaurant. All proceeds from the event are donated to the Keep a Breast Canada, whose mission is to help eradicate breast cancer by exposing young people to methods of prevention, early detection and support.


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By Ron from USA on 2009-06-22 11:04:31Things I liked:Very solid body and mounting ring. Pressure switch.
Things I would have changed:Pressure switch cord length option.
What others should know:Mounted this to an H&K MP7 airsoft AEG, along with a laser. Being a short sub-machine gun means the coiled pressure-switch cord is a little long. Not extremely excessive (in factt, right for full-length rifles), you might have to get creative with routing the cord, depending greatly on where you want the pressure switch. Mine is on the grip, which means it's maybe only 3-4" from the flashlight. A shorter cord option would be a great choice for some people, but for the price and quality the cord-length-option suggestion is just that, a suggestion to make a good product that much better. Will take time for a long-term evaluation, but initial impressions are great.
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By GLH from USA on 2010-09-10 22:49:26Things I liked:every thing! its bright and reliable and the pressure switch is a really nicely made.
Things I would have changed:the length of the actual mount. i had to replace it with a 1" scope ring to fit on the mount i have on my beeman rs1.
What others should know:it is a very nice flashlight and is almost all metal.
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Jupiter's summer sports camp season always winds down with two weeks of volleyball camp at Jupiter High School.
The camp, headed up by Jupiter High girls volleyball head coach Blane Betz, drew around 200 youngsters between 6 and 15 years old.
"We have a few boys this year, but we've have more boys in the past," said Betz.
Not only did the campers get a solid week of training at each session, those planning on trying out for their middle or high school teams got a good preseason workout.
"This is a good warmup for players that are going to try out for high school teams," Betz said. "We have kids from Dwyer, here, Gardens and Benjamin. If they haven't played for a while, this gives them a chance to knock the rust off and get them back on the floor."
Each week had two sessions — the morning sessions drew around 70, but the afternoon camp, from 1 to 4 p.m., had around 20 campers.
"We go through all the skills — passing, serving, setting to hitting — everything," Betz said.
Four courts are set up in the JHS gym and the campers are divided by age and skill for the sessions.
Betz, his coaching staff and boys and girls varsity players — 24 in all — are the instructors.
Besides working hard on volleyball, the campers also work hard on having fun.
"They all come up with team names and have to work on a team cheer for the end of the week," Betz said. "On Fridays, for the last 45 minutes, we have a skills showcase and all the kids get to show off a skill they learned — what they are best at — and we invite the parents back early so they can watch.
"They also have a cheer competition and we let them play the last 20 minutes," the coach said.
Camp also has a hat day, a crazy sock day and a team jersey day.
"Fridays are team day and based on what your team name is or what your cheer is, you wear something appropriate," Betz said.
Team names include Raptors, Fantas (after the cola), Dynamite Dolphins, Thrillers, Flying Zebras and such.
"Sometimes when the do the cheers, they have music and even do small skits," the coach added. "It's a lot of fun. We always have a good time."
First-time camper Lauren Norris, 9, was having a great team.
"I've never played volleyball before. I wanted to try it and I think it's a really fun sport," she said. "All of the coaches are really nice.
"I'm going to play JTAA volleyball (in the fall)," she said.
"This week we've been learning the basics. I think the most important part is passing."
If the camp is a full-day for the youngsters, it's even longer for the JHS players and coaches, who followed up each day with 90 minutes of preseason conditioning.
"We do get a little wiped out," Betz admitted.
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Grouse hunter gets lost overnight in Minnesota state forestCold, wet and exhausted, Paul Vasquez said he wondered "what the hell was going to happen" as he lay on the ground in the darkness, surrounded by one of the largest state forests in Minnesota.
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GRYGLA, Minn. — Cold, wet and exhausted, Paul Vasquez said he wondered "what the hell was going to happen" as he lay on the ground in the darkness, surrounded by one of the largest state forests in Minnesota.
Vasquez was lost —had been for several hours — and nearly 1,100 square miles of wilderness surrounded him. The stories of other hunters who'd gotten lost in Beltrami Island State Forest and never made it out alive played through his mind.
The not knowing, he said, was the worst.
"I didn't have anything to eat," said Vasquez, 60, of Grand Forks, Minn. "Everything I needed — my compass, my matches, my whistle — was in the back of the pickup. My cell phone was useless up there."
Vasquez's ordeal in the northwestern Minnesota forest began late the afternoon of Sept. 30, when he parked his truck near the Penturen Church, a landmark within forest boundaries, for a few hours of ruffed grouse hunting before dark.
A buddy had invited him to make the trip but wouldn't arrive until that evening, and Vasquez was hunting alone. No big deal. He'd hunted the area almost 19 years, he said, knew all the trails. All he planned to do was make a short walk — "100 feet up and 100 feet back" — and return to the truck.
A ruffed grouse he spotted running in the brush made short work of that plan.
Carrying the expensive side-by-side 28 gauge shotgun he'd bought just for such occasions, Vasquez followed the bird into the brush.
"He got up, and I fired, and he came down," Vasquez said. "He started running, so I walked into the pines. I knew he was injured. Then, he got behind a tree about 40 feet from me. To my surprise, he came out the other side and flew."
Ruffed grouse don't fly far when they explode from the brush, so Vasquez followed, hoping for a second shot on the inevitable next flush.
"I made a right turn and never found him after that," he said.
In hindsight, Vasquez said he probably would have been OK if he'd turned back to his left after losing sight of the grouse.
Instead, he began walking east and angling to the south. Every step took him farther from the truck.
"Then I realized, 'This doesn't look right,'" Vasquez said. "Those pine trees all look the same."
Vasquez, who is a North Dakota hunter education instructor, said he should have stopped walking, but his male ego told him he could find the truck. He hit the clicker on his key chain, hoping it would trigger the horn on the pickup, but he was too far away.
"I had the sun to my right, and I thought, 'I know there's a trail around here, and if I keep the sun to my right, I'll find it,'" Vasquez said. "I never found the trail."
By the time darkness descended a couple of hours later, Vasquez said he was really lost. While warm for that time of year, the temperature eventually would dip into the 30s.
"All I could see was more forest and swamp," he said. "It was getting cold, and all I had was a T-shirt and my hunting vest."
Vasquez had lost the forearm of his shotgun wandering through the brush, which rendered the weapon useless in case of any animal encounters. He'd also gotten his feet wet crossing the Roseau River, which he said was his second mistake — after hunting alone without a compass.
"I found a tree and a hollow spot in the ground and figured, 'I'm going to hunker down here for the night,'" Vasquez said.
He relied on his military training for water, squeezing moisture from the moss on the forest floor.
It was about 2 a.m. when he saw some lights far off in the distance. Where there are lights, there's a road or a trail, Vasquez figured, so he started off in that direction after daylight.
What he found was nothing.
"I stumbled and cut myself and scratched my face, my neck, my elbows — pretty much everything," Vasquez said. "I kept on walking, kept on walking."
He'd already watched one helicopter fly off without seeing him and was resigned to spending a second night in the bush when he saw another chopper rising and descending above the trees.
Maybe, he thought, they were looking for him.
Hunting buddies Brian Vidden of Fargo, N.D., and Eric Olson of Minneapolis had tried to call Vasquez that Friday night when they arrived at their motel in Grygla and saw he wasn't there. The next morning, Oct. 1, they pulled up to the Penturen Church and saw Vasquez's pickup covered with dew and frost.
That's when they knew something wasn't right and called authorities.
Personnel from the Roseau County Sheriff's Office and the federal Department of Homeland Security already had been searching several hours when Ben Huener, a conservation officer for the Department of Natural Resources in Roseau, got a call about 2 p.m. to join the search crew.
Huener said he and DNR officer Jeff Birchem joined the searchers combing the woods near Penturen Church.
Larry Milbridge, a conservation officer from Warroad, also had been dispatched but was later in arriving because he was busy with another call. Rather than join the larger group, Milbridge drove to an area farther south to look and listen for any signs of the lost hunter.
By that time, Huener said, it was nearly sundown.
Vasquez said his heart sank when the helicopter he'd spotted flew off. Still, he kept hearing a noise that sounded like an ATV. He started yelling and didn't stop until he realized a voice was answering back.
The helicopter had left to refuel, Huener said, and that allowed Milbridge to hear Vasquez yelling far back in the brush. The voice appeared to be coming from beyond a dead-end road south of the Penturen Church.
"He radioed to Birchem and I, and we met him there promptly," Huener said.
The three officers then set out through the alder swamp toward the voice.
Vasquez said he heard Huener first.
"He said, 'Keep yelling so I know where you're at,' " Vasquez recalls. "My voice was just getting so sore. And then I saw his flashlight, and he busted through the thick weeds, and my heart just kind of fell to my knees."
Vasquez appeared to be "pretty tuckered out" but otherwise was in good shape "and very happy to see us," Huener said. "It was nice to have success, especially out in the woods. That big forest has claimed a couple of lives."
"It was almost tears of joy," Vasquez said.
Vasquez was able to walk out of the swamp about 8 p.m. with help from the officers, and the helicopter returned to transport him to the hospital in Roseau, where he remained until about midnight. He'd been lost more than 24 hours.
"I was following Ben (Huener), tripping and falling, and my heart was pumping really fast," Vasquez said. "My ambition was to get out of there but my legs couldn't do it" without help.
Had the officers not found him, Vasquez figures he would have spent at least two more days in the forest instead of enjoying a reunion with family and friends. He says he'd probably wandered about four miles from the church, "but it seemed like I walked 100.
"I knew I could get out, but still it was a little scary," he said.
As a hunter education instructor, Vasquez said the incident was "kind of embarrassing" and wouldn't have happened if he'd practiced what he teaches. That's why he volunteered to tell the story.
"I learned my lesson pretty well," he said. "If this helps somebody from getting lost, I will tell my students."
Vasquez said he also has a lot of people to thank, including Vidden and Olson, his hunting buddies, and all of the other people who searched for him.
"I guess the main thing that I would like to say is I do believe our prayers are answered, and I think mine were," Vasquez said. "I lost my mom a year ago, and I talked to her when I was out there. I talked to God. I truly believe they helped me out."
Vasquez, a ceiling contractor who's working on a construction project in the western North Dakota Oil Patch, said he planned to return to the forest.
"I've been dreaming about that every night, and I've got to go up there," he said. "I'm going to confront my fears. I think I'm going to be OK."
Rest assured, he said, he'll carry a compass, matches and a fully stocked survival kit.
"I guarantee you, I'm never going to go through that again," he said.
Brad Dokken writes for the Grand Forks Herald. The Herald and the News Tribune are owned by Forum Communications.
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The Mystery of the Nagasaki Bomb
On Aug. 9, 1945, three days after obliterating Hiroshima with one nuclear bomb – as Japan's high command met on surrender plans – the U.S. government dropped a second bomb on Nagasaki killing 74,000 people instantly, a decision that has never been adequately explained, writes John LaForge.
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On Aug. 6, 1945, the United States dropped the first atomic bomb on a populated area, the Japanese city of Hiroshima, followed by a second on Nagasaki three days later. There then ensued a U.S. propaganda campaign to claim the slaughter of more than 200,000 people saved lives, writes John LaForge.
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It's always hard to get someone to speak honestly when his or her livelihood depends on not telling the truth. With the military-industrial-surveillance complex, that reality is multiplied by the billions of dollars and the many careers at stake, Joe Lauria writes.
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Many American historians, like their counterparts in journalism, fail the democratic process that they are supposed to serve. Both groups tend to put a positive spin on even the nastiest actions of the U.S. government, a process that Oliver Stone challenges in his "Untold History of the United States," which he discusses with Dennis J Bernstein.
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Exclusive: Director Oliver Stone and historian Peter Kuznick offer a major reexamination of modern American history in "The Untold History of the United States," which has many strengths amid a few shortcomings, writes Jim DiEugenio in this first of a two-part review.
Telling an Untold US History
Over the decades, the U.S. has grown into a place of myth and outright lies rather than empiricism and reliable history. In a new book and TV series, director Oliver Stone and historian Peter Kuznick challenge the faux reality, says David Swanson.
Hiroshima and Historical Truth
On the 50th anniversary of the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, historians at the Smithsonian tried to present a truthful accounting of that U.S. decision-making but were stopped by right-wing politicians led by then-House Speaker Newt Gingrich who insisted on maintaining comforting myths, recalls Gary G. Kohls.


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A. Marie Burris, age 89, of 5297 Antigua Road S.W., Sherrodsville, (Leavittsville), died suddenly Wednesday evening, Dec. 30, 2009, in the Union Hospital Emergency Room at Dover.
Born April 15, 1920, in Bergholz in Jefferson County, she was the daughter of the late Anson Miles and Eunice F. Howell McCully.
She retired in 1984 from the housekeeping department of Atwood Lake Lodge and Conference Center at Dellroy where she had been employed since 1965.
On July 17, 1943, she married her husband George Washington Burris in Dellroy. George preceded her in death on June 11, 2008. A 1938 graduate of Carrollton High School, Marie was an active and faithful member of the Leavittsville United Methodist Church, and could commonly be seen working at the monthly Leavittsville Breakfast at the church annex. She was adept at making homemade Christmas gifts of cross-stitch and other materials, which she took great pride in presenting to her family. In her free time, she took pleasure in working on jigsaw puzzles, gardening and growing flowers around her home, and one of her favorite pastimes was playing Yahtzee. Marie commonly did repair work around her home and was never afraid to tackle a household project. Her family was especially proud that Marie earned her first driver's license and began to drive at age 73 when her husband George began to lose his eyesight. But her most endearing qualities were that she was always very appreciative of anything anyone did for her and she was a loving grandmother and great-grandmother who always treated her grandchildren and great-grandchildren with love and humor.
She is survived by her four children Jim (Jean) Burris of Oldsmar, FL, Mrs. Richard "Butch" (Betty) Scott of Sherrodsville, Tim (Jo) Burris of Dover, and Mrs. Gary (Barbara) Patten of Lynn, MA; a sister, Elsie Ray of Zanesville; and a sister-in-law, Ruth Burris of Dellroy. Nine grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren complete the family.
In addition to her husband and parents, she was preceded in death by two sisters and four brothers.
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Both titles plan to pull players out of the game world proper and put them into a personal dialogue session, but that's where the similarities end. SWTOR uses BioWare's patented movie-style approach, where the camera angles change dramatically and often during the conversation. Guild Wars 2, however, looks to have more of a stylized throwback to older RPGs where the characters are sliced out of the world and placed on a conversation window for a private one-on-one. It's almost as if SWTOR is 3-D while GW2 is 2-D, but not quite.
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Lifelong friends, they went their separate ways. Now they are together again, though each holds secrets from the others in his heart. They speak of a world shadowed with rumors of war. They speak of tales of strange monsters, creatures of myth, creatures of legend. They do not speak of their secrets. Not then. Not until a chance encounter with a beautiful, sorrowful woman, who bears a magical crystal staff, draws the companions deeper into the shadows, forever changing… (più)
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NM State managed seven hits on the day to the Lobos' 17. Joe Koerper, the Aggies' leading hitter, continued his hot streak by going 2-for-4, including his first long ball of the season, with two RBIs and a run scored. Koerper was the only Aggie with more than one hit. Three errors also hampered the NM State squad as seven of UNM's 14 runs were unearned.
Aggie starter Kyle Kilgore was saddled with the loss after allowing eight runs on 12 hits in 4.2 innings pitched. The NM State right-hander moves to .500 at 2-2 on the season.
The Lobos struck first with three run during their first at bat. After Kilgore struck out the first batter of the game, the next five UNM hitters would reach base, four on hits and another after Aggie first baseman Kris Koerper was charged with an error after hitting a Lobo runner while attempting to throw him out at second. UNM led 3-0 after half an inning.
After going down in order in the first, NM State tied up the game in the second. Designated hitter Ryan Wagner led off the inning with a single up the middle. Joe Koerper then came up and belted his homer over the left-field wall. Second baseman Jory Goldstrom followed with a double to right field and later scored the tying run on a groundout by shortstop Kent Blackstone.
NM State would take its first lead the following inning as Michael Paulson, who had led off with a single and advanced to second on a wild pitch, scored on a double by third baseman Derek Umphres. The Lobos, however, would come right back and tie the score again, 4-4, after picking up a run in the top of the fourth.
UNM would then double its run production in the top half of the fifth with four runs off of Kilgore. The Aggie starter allowed a home run and three singles through the first-five batters and was pulled with two outs in the inning. The Lobos led 8-4 midway through the contest.
UNM would score one more in the sixth before breaking the game wide open with five runs in the top of the eighth inning to take a double-digit lead at 14-4. The Lobo pitching staff would hold NM State scoreless for last six innings.
The Aggies will now look forward to continuing Western Athletic Conference play with their first home-conference series, a three-game series versus Sacramento State at Presley Askew Field this weekend. The first game is scheduled for Friday, March 28, beginning at 6:05 p.m. (MDT) and will be televised live on the AggieVision network and will also be available on a live webcast on ESPN3.


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Local automobile enthusiasts want to help raise money for the family of a 9-year-old boy who died this week in an accidental shooting.
Kimberly Coleman, a friend of the family of Christian Pittman, said members of the Nu-Era World Riders, Kountry Boyz and Dirty South Riders – among other clubs – are gathering about 3 p.m. Saturday in Duke Park.
They're hoping to raise at least $2,700 to go toward his mother, Amy Pittman, or to Hudson Funeral Home for funeral costs.
"Right now, at this moment, we don't need to focus on the whos or the whys," Coleman said. "Right now, our focus is on getting Christian the proper burial that he deserves and making sure this family and siblings of Christian are OK."
Duke Park was a favorite place for the Glenn Elementary School student to play, Coleman said.
He died Monday night while playing with a loaded gun in his room on Macon Street. It remains unclear how Christian got the weapon or why it was kept loaded within reach and without a lock.
No charges had been filed in the case Friday evening, said police spokeswoman Kammie Michael.
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Three weeks on from Ian Holloway's disheartened departure and with supposed candidates opting to head elsewhere, the question remains at Crystal Palace: who will take on the mission impossible?
The Eagles are as short at 1/20 for the drop following one win from their first 11 Premier League games, with the probability of adding a relegation to the CV not proving popular.
Aitor Karanka was the odds-on favourite for the post before taking over Sky Bet Championship side Middlesbrough, while Rene Meulensteen, who has been as short as 11/10 for the post, has now been appointed as head coach at Fulham.
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The former Chelsea and Romania defender has emerged as the new favourite amid media reports he has already held talks with Palace co-chairman Steve Parish. The 45-year-old has collated some decent success stories of propelling some of the game's lesser known sides onto the European stage, having led the Unirea Urziceni into the Champions League with their first Romanian league title before enjoying promotion to the Russian top flight with Kuban Krasnodar. Petrescu is currently in charge of Dinamo Moscow, who sit fifth in the Russian Premier League.
The Wales manager spent four seasons with the Eagles during his playing days, enduring a relegation during that spell. Speculation has surrounded whether the former defender would leave his current post, but current reports suggest he is now set to sign a new deal. Coleman's contract comes to an end after their friendly against Finland and he cancelled his press conference last Friday.
The 33-year-old has impressed during his solitary managerial role at MK Dons, leading them into the play-offs during his first two seasons in charge of the Sky Bet League 1 side. Robinson is thought to have rebuffed various offers since becoming the youngest ever manager of a Football League club in 2010.
The former Stoke manager has attracted the most money in the market, having started as favourite, but is now rated an outsider for the job. Pulis has revealed he has already turned down various jobs and seems to be waiting for the right opportunity, which does not appear to be the case with the languishing Eagles.
By far the strangest inclusion on the list, the current Newcastle boss is currently buzzing off the back of victories over Chelsea and Tottenham. The appointment of Joe Kinnear had raised doubts over his future at the club but the 52-year-old has shown no signs of jumping ship. Pardew spent four seasons with Palace during his playing days while the run of bets, which are predominantly small stakes, have presumably been prompted by tabloid reports suggesting he is on their shortlist.
The current caretaker boss only holds previous managerial experience with Bristol City, having been appointed on the back of another interim stint. After enduring two defeats since stepping in for Holloway, Millen oversaw a creditable 0-0 draw against Everton at the weekend. The 47-year-old has hardly endorsed himself by stating that the job requires somebody with Premier League experience, hence his hefty odds.
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Ashley Kasson
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"I offer therapy services to adults, adolescents, and children. We may have similar struggles, but we all experience these struggles differently. My therapy services are structured around each client's unique needs. I'm passionate about helping people not find, but create a more fulfilling life. I have been helping couples, families, and individuals for many years. My focus is to help you enrich your life and the lives around you in a caring and judgment free setting. I look forward to hearing from you. For more information view my website at: http://aktherapy.wix.com/home
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"Conflict affects us all in many ways. Mostly, I work with individuals, couples and groups to understand the impact of confusion, upset and misunderstanding on our relationships. Sometimes depression and anxiety are overwhelming and that causes lots of problems in our ability to make our life work. I hear from clients that they felt better after our session because they were able to talk through a problem and understand the situation better.
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"My style of therapy is very strength and solutions based, which means I work to develop real world coping skills to help you deal with life's challenges. I want these skills to be very transferrable from the office into your daily life. I work with children, adolescents and adults. I am a fully licensed mental health therapist located in downtown Fargo, ND. I am a near life-long resident of Fargo, having grown up in North Fargo and graduating from NDSU for both by undergrad and graduate degrees.
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"As a narrative therapist, my goal is to help you rediscover the strengths that you possess to lead a life that is worth celebrating. While we can't change difficult situations of the past, we can work together to better understand and resolve challenges in your life. I am also the co-developer of a model of couples therapy called Relational Accountabililty and have published and presented the model at national and international conferences. If you're looking for extra support and guidance through a challenging situation I look forward to working with you to achieve your goals.
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We wanted to see the new theme park at infinity 2 so after college, we headed over to Malad and sat on a few over-priced rides and decided to have some food as we were starving..we weren't in the mood of the north indian food courts so we cam across HOF! OMG, it was truly heaven..they have so many spicy flavours..I personally liked the chilli flavoured fries....they even have diff shaped fries...do try this place for sure!! worth every penny!
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Finally some decent snack to munch on while watching a movie. Tried it Cinemax Malad was different.Thier staff suggested curly fries with thier chilly bomb flavor and the creamy tartar sauce. it was irresistible....ordered another one in interval ....will try the other flavors also soon......
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But do you agree that - er, someone - has live performances confused with rehearsals? How about Pink Floyd, Tool, etc? Do you agree that playing live with a metronome is unfair? That amplification and effects and light shows have never got in the way of human elements of playing? That a metronome being used live suggests a crutch for someone who hasn't learned time? That we're being goofy and cheating ourselves by not requiring every emotional experience music takes us on to be click free?
And does anyone have the slightest idea which listeners aren't real exactly?
Nah, I think all's fair in love, war and music. Whatever works IMO.
DD is a blues purist. I'm not a purist with anything - totally pragmatic. Anything goes. I can enjoy incredibly crass, crappy music if I'm in the mood.
Usually I'm just a sucker for a good melody or beat or vibe or well put together song ... I don't care how that's achieved. I couldn't care if they stuck a pulsing mechanism in the bum of a robot and got it farting out the time ... just as long as the music hits the spot, I'm happy.
The idea of "fairness" or "cheating" when it comes to using clicks seems to stem from competition for gigs or kudos. You get the "help" of a click to allow you to play better gigs because every second song isn't speeding up.
It's about purity. The romantic view is that the more technology added, the less direct human expression there is. You could argue that electric guitars and keys made music a little less subtle and personal (as compared with acoustic music). People seem okay with that. I am. I think the trend is against the subtle and personal in an increasingly crowded, noisy and digitised world.
That's my other theory - if the environment holds up then we'll evolve into cyborgs.
Getting back to "fairness" ... The idea is like those swimsuits they banned from international swimming because of the unfair advantage. Or maybe a javelin with a tiny invisible rocket installed at the tail. Or how about the outcry about Oscar Pistorius competing in races with his super functional artificial legs?
"Not fair!" the other athletes cried. (Of course, since Oscar P has it so good they could always arrange to have a catastrophic accident so they lost their legs too).
It's only natural that in the competitive hurly burly that protests are made when people use technology to gain some kind of advantage. Situation normal.
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Golfballs.com API
This API is no longer supported Golfballs.com is an online golfing supplies store. They sell all kind of equipment - both new and used - including golf clubs, bags, shoes, and customized golf balls. Golfballs.com provides an API that lets users shop for used equipment programmatically. It includes functions for finding clubs of a certain type, retrieving items made by a given manufacturer, and adding or removing items from the virtual cart. The API accepts SOAP calls issued in XML format.
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