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Successful event organisation depends on many things. Geraldine McFaul, risk management consultant at Zurich Insurance, Tekla Kosa, events executive at Concern Worldwide and Sophie Taylor, events officer at CharityComms share their top tips.
1) Think about the kind of event you want
It might sound obvious, but there are many different types of events. Tekla Kosa of Concern Worldwide says it is important to "identify your target audience and think about what you'd like to achieve with the event." What kind of people are likely to attend (i.e. children, the elderly)? Are there any events of a similar type taking place that could dilute your audience? Depending on this, is it better to make it large or small scale? Kosa says it is particularly important for charities to get the "best possible deal financially. I would always get a few quotes before booking a venue, and I would always make sure to enquire if there is a discounted rate available to charities."
Geraldine McFaul of Zurich Insurance notes it is also important to consider what specific facilities or arrangements are necessary to maintain adequate safety standards, depending on the activities planned, numbers expected, and the demographics of those attending. Thought should also be given to how the event's success can be measured afterwards.
2) Create a risk assessment and event safety plan
"A risk assessment is key to planning an event safely," says McFaul. It doesn't have to be a complicated document, but it should be proportionate to the risks involved in the activity – a large scale bungee jump will involve a more extensive assessment than a small bake sale for example. There are a few steps that should be followed as part of the assessment: first look for the hazards; then decide who might be harmed and how; next evaluate the risks and assess whether or not existing precautions are adequate or if more are required and lastly; record your findings and revise them as necessary. By keeping a record you can show that the significant risks have been identified and sufficient controls are in place to reduce or manage these. It is also important to recognise the positive outcomes and benefits of the event in your assessment.
The event safety plan should contain a record of all health and safety arrangements that have been put in place. This includes everything from making provision for first aid facilities to the safe storage of utilities such as gas and electricity. All contractors should be fully vetted, and proof of their public liability insurance arrangements obtained beforehand.
3) Choose an appropriate location
Sophie Taylor of CharityComms says location is hugely important. "It's important to make sure your chosen venue is not hidden away. It's also important to make sure that you have given good directions well in advance of the event, and have taken care to signpost the event properly on the day." You should also consider how people are likely to be transported to the venue, and in that context, the standard of the local infrastructure, as well as any road or rail restrictions that might be in place on the day.
"The selection of a suitable venue should take into account any existing hazards, such as water or overhead power lines," adds McFaul.
4) Check, check and check again
It is vital to prepare for the unexpected by checking everything multiple times. "No matter what type of event you're running, always be prepared for something to go wrong. Make sure you have all your bases covered, from proof reading a presentation to walking the route from the train station to the venue." states Taylor. It's also important to be familiar with all of the technology to be used, she says. "Test every computer and piece of technology that you'll be using, from the microphone to the wi-fi, and make sure that works and that you have a basic understanding of how it functions."
McFaul suggests carrying out an inspection immediately before the event to make sure that all planned safety arrangements are in place. During the event, any defects should be noted and rectified or made safe as necessary. Remember to document these processes – a written record is essential to prove they were carried out.
5) Food and Drink
It's a small point, but the food and beverages provided at an event can "make or break the enjoyment of the day", says Taylor. It is therefore important to make sure all dietary requirements are catered for. "Adequate training in food hygiene should be ensured as well", notes McFaul, "and a license acquired for the sale of things like alcohol".
6) After the event
What happens after an event is almost as important as what happens before it. "From the smallest thing, like not having a pen in a delegate bag, to an idea for a new event, it's important to assess to make sure your [future events] stay relevant and of the highest standard," says Taylor. "Survey Monkey is a great tool for this."
McFaul says an inspection should also be carried out after the event to ensure that no hazards have been left on site, and to identify and record any damage that may have occurred. A general debrief of everyone involved should also take place so that any lessons learned can be noted and used in the planning of future events.
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Dear readers
Ive moved over to http://www.kayakfishinguae.com
You can further follow my adventures there.
Tight lines and thanks for reading!
Dear readers
Ive moved over to http://www.kayakfishinguae.com
You can further follow my adventures there.
Tight lines and thanks for reading!
Headed out for the fist time last week since summer and caught nothing all day. It's still extremely hot and humid and to be honest very unpleasant. I wanted to try my new toy though….a pair of outriggers i'd picked up off a friend who has since moved on from Abu Dhabi (Thanks Jan).
I said to myself on the way home last week that i wouldn't come out again until the middle of october until it had cooled down a little. But i just couldn't resist and this morning and headed out around 8am. It was very hazy and hot but the sea was flat calm and just the way i like it. Last week we fished close into the mainland and this week we decided to head out much further.
There was no visible bird activity so we set the 4 lines and just trolled on. After 30 minutes, we came across some rising and jumping fish and as we got closer to them, saw they were small kings chasing what i call the rain drop fish. Many times you see these small fish jumping only a few cm's above the surface of the water in big schools and then back into the water again making small splashes and so hence my name for them, the rain drop fish,anyway……. the small kings were having a field day with these fish and chasing them out of the water. Kings remind me of my fly fishing days back home when you fish for salmon, the way they leap out of the water has a big resemblance in my opinion. We trolled right through their activity with no hook ups. I turned the boat around and trolled back through and this time we had a strike on one of the deep diving lures but we were to quick and the hook hadn't set. At least we knew though that the deep diving lures were on the money for today…
We trolled back through again and again, the deep divers were hit and this time, a double strike and hooks set! A few minutes of playing the fish and we had 2 medium-sized Kings, both returned to fight another day and we were extremely pleased to see kings back in Abu Dhabi!! We pulled in the other 2 lines and changed them for deep diving lures and trolled on. It was quite visible now that there were at least 3 sets of kings spread around a 1/2 kilometer radius working the rain drop fish and so we just kept trolling round them and we hooked into a total of 10 kings for the day during 5 hours fishing. Would have been nice to have had the fly fishing gear on board as we could have sight casted a few, oh well, better remember next time…One king in total kept which was a good size for the table and enough to satisfy my father in law who is out from the UK and would be served for his dinner tonight.9 Kings returned.
On the way home, i said again its way to hot to be out and this time i mean it, no fishing for me until mid October now as it's just unbearable with the humidity. The outriggers are great though and very happy with them as they make such a difference to your trolling keeping the lines spread nicely apart. I think we'll have some good results this winter and looking forward to some cooler weather.
Tight lines all and here's to a good winter season!
Had a nice 3 hour run out on the water in my friends boat on the Friday morning. The water was a little wavey but nothing to uncomfortable.
We headed out around 6.30am and drove for around 15 km north until we sighted some bird activity. We set the 6 lines and started trolling.
Perhaps this video will say it better but all in all, a good day on the water.
Tight lines.
There's been a gap again in my updates, mainly due to bad weather ie wind falling on weekends and so hence a lack of fishing. I've also had some changes made to my boat which i'm really happy with and it's allowed me to have more space to manoeuvre around.
So after a long wait, the weather was finally looking good and both myself and friend James headed out yesterday for a days fishing. We were out on the water by 10am and the sun was nicely guarded behind some cloud, gradually breaking through now and then. Once we got out into the channel, it wasn't long before the bait fish were spotted and boy was there plenty. It wasn't long before we spotted Kings jumping into the air and before we had our first hits on the lures. Sadly no hook ups but just chancers hitting the lures and i guess missing. We trolled on for another 30 minutes and then the left outrigger fishing rod bent back and the reel screamed off the line. James took the rod and began to play the fish. We bot had a few guesses on what it could be before he finally had it boat side and it was a nice king of around 7kg's. Lures set again and we trolled on and literally 2 minutes after setting off again, we were into another fish. This time i took the rod and it was the right hand side outrigger rod and again a nice run. James put the boat into idle and i began to reel. This one felt like a hammour. You do get a bit of a feel of what fish is on the end of the line by the way it runs or swims down to the sea bed and this felt like a hammour, 5 minutes later and you guessed it, it was a hammour of around 3kgs.
Now, believed we had hit the right area so James got out the fly rod and began casting, after several casts, he hooked into what we thought was a king (this is our personal target for the year, to get a king on the fly – apparently a difficult task…), after many runs and 20 minutes later, a nice queen of around 3-4 kgs was landed and released. We spent the next hour between us casting flies and being stood on the bow of the boat, could look down onto the water and watch these queen and king fish chase the flies right up to the boat. The adrenalin thrill was great as you were urging the fish to take the fly and run…
All in all a great day and it was good to be back out again on the water and the new layout of the boat, i am very happy with.
HERE ON A BUSINESS TRIP OR HOLIDAY? FANCY A GUIDED FISHING TRIP WITH ME TARGETING SOME OF THE UAE'S FINEST FISH? ALL TACKLE, REFRESHMENTS ETC PROVIDED, CONTACT ME FOR MORE INFORMATION – MOBILE: 050 642 9211 OR E-MAIL: firstname.lastname@example.com
Even though the weather wasn't great on Friday, 14 -16 knots with the wind heading off shore, we managed to get out into the channel and troll for a few hours.
We caught a hammour around 10-12lbs and 2 small kings which went back.
My camera skills need a little work but here is the video link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AuaRjWvt … er&list=UL
Tight lines.
So, headed out with a friend on his boat on NYE into the Abu Dhabi channel. We were trolling today and casting and we set up the rods along with out riggers which is a new way to troll for me. With the outriggers, however i can really see the benefit as it allows you to troll lure out wider and stops the tangles with the other lure you are trolling. Jan(my friend) trolls 5 lures on his boat at a time so you need to use this method to ensure you don't get any tangles!!
We were soon alongside seagulls flying high and circling and then hitting the bait fish. Then the kings were hitting the bait fish and 1 or 2 were jumping. We trolled right by them and then all of a sudden, 3 rods bend over and we have a triple hook up! Jan passed a rod to me and i began to reel, Jan handed the other rod to his nephew who also started to reel in and Jan began reeling himself…NICE, 3 fish on at the same time. I had to move my rod over a few lines to get un tangled and in the process my fish got off. Jane being a gentleman passed his rod to me and i began reeling in however there was probably about 250 yds of line out and the fish swimming n the other direction to us, my arm soon became tired…thanks Jan i thought, i can see why you passed me that rod…hahahaha
So, with 2 kings on board, we circled around and then came across the school again and Jan cast a spinner into the bait fish and before long BAM, into another King!
Fished for 3 hours and we had a great time!
You can see the video here http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=janmon101#p/a/u/1/sFy2pvY0Id0
So, headed out Thursday morning on our road trip to Dibba along with my Dad who is out here as part of his 60th Birthday present. Decided not to risk driving to the border on route to RAs Mad and getting turned back with no NOC from the bank on my vehicle. I was allowed the NOC but didn't have time to get there before the bank closed on Wednesday afternoon.
Anyway, we left around 8am from Abu Dhabi and headed down the Abu Dhabi – Dubai rd eventually crossing of onto the emirates road and then onto Dibba. Not much to see on route bar a few mountains, crazy truck drivers and some goats..
We arrived at the border check point and i had been on the phone a few times with a friend of mine for directions who regularly dives off Lima Rock. He mentioned to me, oh, just show them your passport and you'll be ok, ok i said, i thought we were still going to be in the UAE and i wouldn't need it so hadn't brought it. Anyway, i did have my Emirates ID which when i flashed that and my dads uk passport, they welcomed and waived us on ( i knew that painful emirates id application process would be good for something eventually.. )
10 minutes driving further into Dibba, we eventually arrived at our camping spot which was right on the beach For all you kayakers out there, great location for launching with ease and within easy reach of the mountain structure. We set up camp and then ventured out to talk to some locals to try and get us sorted with a boat trip for the coming days. After heading down to the port, we managed to chat to a few locals and got set up for the next day and Saturday's fishing. I got a little spinning in from the beach with a little lure across the top of the rocks and managed 2 small hammours.
It was getting dark now and we lit up the BBQ, got the gas cooker on and made dinner. The good thing about this location is there are loads of amenities around for those that are not hardcore campers ( a bit like me…) like LuLu hypermarket for example so you can pretty much just rock up with the tent and cooker etc and then get all your groceries daily within a 15 minute drive. So i sat back, ate, watched the stars, chatted with my Dad and forgot about the corporate world.
Next day up at 5am as agreed with the local boat owner to be at the port and out by 6am. Well, we were up at 4.30am, had breakfast and headed to the port, 5.30am,6am, 6.30am, 7am past and still no boat owner, 7.30am, 8am and then at 9am i decided enough was enough and tried to get us another boat. It is Friday don't forget so it was difficult as Friday prayers are at 12.30pm but eventually i managed to meet a really nice local lad named Hamed and we agreed 3 hours today fishing and a full 6 hours the next day.
So gear loaded onto the boat, off we went, we set off trolling right past our camp spot along the rocks, after 15 minutes, my rod bent over and the line started coming out at a rate of knots. I already had 100 yds out with the famous green/yellow with black stripe lure on (i've been having a lot of luck with this this season), the fish to far away to identify was jumping and thrashing around and it looked like a good size, after 5 minutes of playing it, it was along boat side and it was a Barracuda of around 20-25lbs. Now came the best part, Hamed was telling me to reel it in between the engines so he could pull it out of the water with his hands by the line. So for some silly reason, i listened and let him grab the line, well, it was only 15lb line and yes, you knew it was coming, snap, line, fish and my bl**dy best lure gone into the turquoise blue water.This method is ok to do if you have a 60lb and line.No pic obviously of the run away fish…!
After and hour with no further bites, we set up for some bottom fishing and had a range of different fish, all around 500g – 4kgs but beautiful colours. The depth around the rocks and outwards is 100 ft and deeper! My reel just kept on letting line out for an age or though it seemed(mental note: need a larger reel and thicker line)!
So for dinner that evening we had BBQ's barracuda and what i guess are a member of the bream family but red colour. All were delicious with a bit of lemon juice,garlic salt and a can of the finest diet coke
Next day we packed up camp in preparation for the journey home as we were fishing from 12 noon to 5pm then heading back to Abu Dhabi.
On the way out we past many rock formations and went into some caves (you can see more pics on my blog as i don't want to get into trouble off richie )
Then we set up for trolling, only to realise that after steaming out for more than an hour, we had left the lures in the car… of course i blame it on my Dad as he's 60 bless him and his memory isn't as good as before….lol only joking pops. not to worry, the scenery soon made up for that and we headed out further for some bottom fishing. A great afternoon with around 30 fish caught of different species from white hammour, oragne hammour, red hammour, Jish, barracuda, red sea bream, shark and an octopus.
Great trip and definitely will be back form some more soon!
Been a while since i posted but have been fishing lots. Lack of posts due to lack of service from Etisalat since i just moved houses…long story but i now have internet access Huraaaaah!
I have my Dad out at present from the UK for 2 weeks so headed out this morning on the boat into the mina channel and there was a little swell but nothing unpleasant and so we got past the coast guard, dropped in the lures and started trolling. After 10 minutes, both the outrigger rods started to bounce gentley but no serious reel spin so we though it was just the waves, anyway after watching this for a few mintues decided to reel the rods in and we had 2 juvenile hammours, no bigger than a pound and half each, both thrown back.
On we trolled for another half hour with nothing, the water clarity is defintely back almost to normal and we had reached around the 4th set of markers, well all hell broke loose and seagulls appeared from nowhere and there was some serious amount of bait fish around left, right, front and back of the boat. Just about to cast into it when up pop 50ft away from the boat around 8-10 dolphins. The boat engine was off and before no time, they were right up swimming alonside the boat. I've saved a nice video of it and will upload to you tube once i figure out how to compress it as it's 124 MB!!
Usually they don't come anywhere near the boat when i've been out but i think because the engine was off and we sat really still they came up to us and circled the boat at full speed a few times, such a pleasant sighting!
They soon had cleared off and we trolled on using the green/yellow and black striped rapalas on the outriggers and silver/yellow/red rapalas on the rear trollers, then bang, the line started to scream off, boat into neutral and i handed the rod to my dad, the rear troller rod, green/yellow rapala had hooked into a nice king of around 4-5lbs, decided to keep that one for the table this evening. On we trolled and 10 mins later, another bait eruption (not dolphins this time) and we were into another king, brought boat side tried for a picture but got off just as i was about to click!! It was around 7-8lbs, taken again on the green/yellow with black striped rapala. Looking back towards the main land, we could sea plenty of seagull action hitting bait fish all the way along the markers from marker 4 -1 and it wasn't long again before we were into another king, this time on the red/yellow/silver rapala, this one was a jumpy and feisty little bu**er and he really danced around and then snap, about 15 ft from the boat the lure was gone along with fish.
Lovely mornings fishing and great for my old man to catch his first king. The kings are definately still there!
I am off for 10 days so plan to be out everyday. We are also heading over to Oman on Wednesday for 4 days camping and fishing so hope we have some luck over there and i can share some good stories and pictures.
Tight lines
Howdy all!
Hope you've all been having a great summer and managed to relax with friends, family and a like.
I've really enjoyed taking the summer off myself and spending some quality time with the family.
Headed out yesterday morning around 6am with Harry, the sun was still just coming up and it was already pretty humid. I think another 3-4 weeks and the weather should be perfect again with the humidity almost gone. We dropped the 2 lures out the back of the boat and began trolling round the reem island breakwaters and got into conversation about summer, past fishing experiences and hopefully what we might cath today. It felt great, back out on the water again and hunting fish!
We trolled for about 35 minutes and all along the way, we kept spotting jelly fish, i mean the water was thick with them everywhere and there seemed be a lot of what looked like salt in the water or sediment. We also saw at least 3 fish floating dead in the water and one of them was a trevally, at least 4kgs and a fish i would have been proud to catch, could this be the jelly fish killing them???
We were soon into a shoal of queen fish and the seagulls above us but these guys were small and very quickly moved to another spot 30-40 feet away and out of casting range however we did try with the soft plastics but nothing seem to attract them. For a good hour we followed them up and down the channel but without any successful hook ups.
We decided to head out to the main ocean and into the mina channel, stopping by the coast guard along the way to check the boat id and then i asked, "weather ok today, no waves" the coast guard simply waved his hand towards the ocean as if to say no problem, off you go. So off we set, but after 5 minutes on full steam towards the deep blue, the whites of the tops of the waves we clearly visible and i turned us back.
On the way back there were at least 3 bait fish frenzies happening which looked like kings chasing them but this was all happening right alongside, yeah you guessed it the coast guard so we couldn't get into them as you cannot fish this part of the channel…arrrrgggghh!!
By now, the sun had come up and it was getting a little unbearable even with the canopy up so we called it a day and headed back to the marina.
We did manage to do a little bottom fishing on the way back and hooked into this little guy, not sure of the name of the fish but i returned him to live another day.
Great to be back out again and this season i plan to explore the emirates and over to into Oman of some combined camping and fishing trips with my son Zain so watch this space….
Tight lines.
HERE ON A BUSINESS TRIP OR HOLIDAY? FANCY A GUIDED FISHING TRIP WITH ME TARGETING SOME OF THE UAE'S FINEST FISH? ALL TACKLE, REFRESHMENTS ETC PROVIDED, CONTACT ME FOR MORE INFORMATION – MOBILE: 050 642 9211 OR E-MAIL: email@example.com
Dear readers
It's that time of year again, summer time and sadly i will not be fishing again now until September.
I'll watch the worldcup instead, kick back with the family and clean up all the tackle ready for the next fishing season.
Enjoy the summer and catch up with you all in September!
Tight lines.

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Morning Twilight by IlluMintWatch
©2012-2015 IlluMint
I'm never this awake in the mornings.
The cider could get drunk to twilight in a drink ... what were you thinking!? D:
Had to wake up early for some of my college classes. Not fun.
Is that a cider mug hex? I was working on one myself but forgot to test it.
Also, Adorkable Twi is adorkable.
Also, Adorkable Twi is adorkable.
gimmie coffee,i cant get the gear without it -.- *yawn*
Teacher/Principal Twilight Sparkle. Cool.
I love those glasses.
I'm usually 10% awake in the mornings
I usually skip mornings as well, unless it's a work day.
I skip mornings entirely XD
Join the club.


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December 2, 2010
Why have one when you can have two?
Or rather: Why pick one Game of the Week when you have two Weekend Watches?
So that's what we're doing.
As the stakes get higher across the country, our preview format is getting bigger.
Instead of Game of the Week, we're expanding our Weekend Watch. We're giving you two - one for each day.
Today, we offer an in-depth look at five games being played Saturday night. And what games they are.
No. 2 St. Edward and No. 42 Wayne meet in the final of the toughest postseason tournament in the country: Division I in Ohio.
Ohio isn't the only state to celebrate. Head to South Carolina, where No. 15 Dorman and No. 72 Byrnes renew what seems like an annual battle for the state final. And No. 49 South Pointe - just five years in existence - is out to prove its got the making of a perennial power in the Palmetto State when it takes on No. 73 Myrtle Beach in another final.
Of course, you have to get the big guns represented. We do.
In Texas, No. 23 Stony Point takes on No. 65 DeSoto. And in California, No. 24 Servite faces No. 53 Alemany.
We know, we know. All this, one day. Just call it a super Saturday.
ST. EDWARD WINS IF: Its defense can contain Braxton Miller. Wayne has made tremendous strides on the defensive side of the ball but the offense is still predicated on Miller making plays. Miller, a future Ohio State Buckeye, is not as dynamic or dominant as the OSU current signal-caller, Terrelle Pryor, was in high school, but his team depends on him in a very similar fashion. St. Edward already has played and beaten a team with a better offense than Wayne, when it downed Glenville in the second round. Miller brings a different dynamic that Glenville didn't have and it will be a challenge.
WAYNE WINS IF: It wins the turnover battle by two or more. Getting one interception or a fumble will not be enough. St. Edward is too fundamentally sound to let one possession impact that game that much, but if it becomes a routine, then it could plant a seed of doubt. Wayne will need momentum to live on its sideline.
X-FACTOR: Battle testing. Both teams have played a very good schedule. Each has eight playoff teams on its resume so neither is a fluke to be in the final. St. Ed nearly was tripped up against Toledo Whitmer in a look-ahead game last week, but it got by. Wayne has had its game face on since the playoffs began. If St. Ed already has cleaned a spot in the trophy case, Wayne will not let it off the hook.
PREDICTION: The Ohio Division I playoffs did not disappoint. The tournament was fantastic from start to finish and the two teams playing the best in November will sort it out this weekend. St. Ed has the better top to bottom team but Wayne has Braxton Miller. This could be a Superman-type performance or an exclamation point to a team-first season. We'll go with the better team. - St. Edward 35, Wayne 24
DORMAN WINS IF: It realizes that the game in October is not the game in December. The two teams tend to meet up twice a year and rarely is it a clean sweep. For Dorman, that is bad news as it won the first game 21-14. Last season, Byrnes won the first game and lost the state final. Dorman has to make sure it is working hard to not let history repeat itself. The Cavaliers have battled injuries all season but it should know that Byrnes has as well.
BYRNES WINS IF: It gets the lead early. This is a team that is better when it is playing with the lead and using emotion. Andre Brewton and the defense love to start talking smack and being fueled by emotion. The quicker that can happen the better for Byrnes. Dorman is a very polite team and if Brewton and his boys can get under the Cavaliers' skin, it could unnerve the favorites in the tense moments of the game.
X-FACTOR: Which team is healthy? Byrnes had to deal with injuries all through the first six weeks of the season and never truly was healthy all season. Dorman, likewise, has been a team knicked-up at key positions all year. The offense for both teams has never been able to get into a rhythm and that makes this game very intriguing.
PREDICTION: This is not a make-believe rivalry. The two teams hate each other, hate the sight of the other, and want to see the other fail. As much as celebrating a title is part of the game plan, relishing the other's misery will be icing on the cake. Both are defense-first teams and a big play on that side of the ball likely will turn the tide. Look for Dorman to make that play. - Dorman 20, Byrnes 16
DeSOTO WINS IF: It can play some defense - any defense. This is the Texas Tech style of football: one of the highest-scoring teams in the country betrayed in big games by one of the highest-scoring defenses in the country. The Eagles give up nearly 30 points per game, generally not a recipe for success come December on any level of football. It has masked the defense by scoring 47 points per game, but a track meet with a team such as Stony Point is a failed proposition - as DeSoto already has learned once this season.
STONY POINT WINS IF: It can force a turnover or two. The way DeSoto plays (or doesn't play) defense gives Stony Point the confidence that it can score every time it touches the ball. If it turns possession a time or two, that margin of victory can increase. The only team that DeSoto stopped offensively this season was Dallas Skyline, a team that plenty of teams proved did not have a good offense. Stony Point is the better team, it just needs to play like it.
X-FACTOR: Stony Point defense. Curiously, the Tigers do have some questions on defense. The team allowed 29 points in the first meeting and has also allowed 34 to Georgetown and 31 to Klein Oak. It is not out of the realm of possibility for this score to get pretty high. Last week, Stony Point put the clamps on A&M Consolidated. But that was a triple-option attack; this is a wide-open passing game.
PREDICTION: If defense wins championships and offense wins games, then it probably means neither will advance past this game no matter the winner. It could also mean that DeSoto has the edge in the rematch. Ryan Polite sees the field very well and he likely will need to eclipse 300 yards passing if DeSoto is going to win. Stony Point will control the point of attack, the ball, and the scoreboard. - Stony Point 41, DeSoto 30
SERVITE WINS IF: It brings its offense to the game. The knock all season on the Friars has been the inconsistent and non-explosive offense. The team - which finished in the Top 10 nationally last season - has had games where it struggles to move the ball at all but it has been putting up big scores the last few weeks. Alemany is a fairly complete team. If Servite doesn't score points, it won't win.
ALEMANY WINS IF: It can break the Servite defense. Servite may have one of the better defenses in California - only one team all year has broken 17 points. Alemany has played teams with good defenses and still moved the ball. But Servite is borderline great on defense.
X-FACTOR: Toughness. Servite prides itself on being stronger than its opponents. It likes to hit hard and leave the game with dirty jerseys. If Alemany is not ready to get busy in the trenches, it will not be prepared to win this game. But if the Warriors come to battle, it will be very interesting to see how Servite responds to a team that takes a punch and asks for more.
PREDICTION: This is a great semifinal game in the Pac 5 - the winner is only guaranteed a game with either Mater Dei or Mission Viejo. Not exactly a prize. Servite has a legitimate chance of getting a CIF Division I Bowl bid if it wins the Pac 5 and this is the first step in that. Alemany would love to play spoiler and advance its own season to the section final. - Servite 13, Alemany 10
SOUTH POINT WINS IF: Jadeveon Clowney is a disruptive force as he has been all year. The No. 1 overall player nationally can change a game from the defensive line and needs to be accounted for. No team in Class AAA has been able to keep him in check all season and South Pointe has riden him all season. South Pointe is only in its fifth year of existence but has already become a multiple-time nationally-ranked team. It is scary to think about a scenario where these players still are a part of Northwestern or Rock Hill High.
MRYTLE BEACH WINS IF: Quarterback Everett Golson is on. The only team to beat South Pointe was Northwestern - and quarterback Justin Worley was the difference. If Myrtle Beach wants to take home the title, then Golson will need to put up a major statement game. The North Carolina commit was hurt for most of the season but has come on like gangbusters in the playoffs, tossing 18 touchdowns and only one interception in four games.
X-FACTOR: Myrtle Beach's defense. While much will be made of Golson-Clowney, the difference in the game will have to be the Seahawks defense. South Pointe has put up 40 points per game this season to go with its disruptive defense. If it is able to reach its season average, it will be tough for Myrtle Beach to keep up.
PREDICTION: The scoreboard better pass inspection before this game because it will be in use a lot. With perfect weather conditions expected for Saturday evening, this may be the most entertaining state final of the weekend. South Pointe is going to add another trophy to the case. Upstate football proves it is the place to be claiming all three of the top titles this weekend. - South Pointe 44, Myrtle Beach 37
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While Finland continues to celebrate a surprise victory at the 2014 IIHF U20 World Championship last week, Blackhawks fans half a world away can also rejoice at the fantastic showing by the future of the club. The organization had four draft picks from 2012 and 2013 at the tournament representing three countries, two of whom won medals with their teams. Corey Pronman of ESPN Insider's NHL Draft Blog handed Chicago's group of prospects an overall grade of A- (subscription required), one of five teams in the upper eschelon along with Nashville, Washington, Buffalo and Montreal.
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We were also happy to see enough input "slots" so that six HD devices can be connected at the same time. All of the inputs are also renamable, which means you'll have no problem assigning your inputs to something easy to remember like "TiVo." It's worth mentioning that three of the input slots (BD, HDMI 1, and HDMI 2) are locked into being assigned to their respective HDMI input. Still, there are plenty of slots to go around, so it should suffice for all but the most complex home theaters.
The VSX-1018AH also has a USB port for listening to MP3s on a USB drive. What makes the feature even more useful is that if you connect an iPod you'll be able to browse your music collection using the onscreen display. The onscreen display is certainly a little rough on the eyes, but for many it's a better option that getting off the couch and using the iPod. That said, it would've been nice for a USB port to be on the rear as well, so you wouldn't need to have the white iPod cable so prominently hanging off the front of your receiver.
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The VSX-1018AH's multiroom features are pretty standard, although the addition of the second zone composite video output is relatively unique, as competitors such as the Denon AVR-1909 and Onkyo TX-SR606 don't offer this feature at this price point.
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Pioneer's latest version of MCACC features "Professional Acoustic Calibration EQ," a new room/speaker correcting EQ program to further improve sound quality. We're always skeptical about such claims, as these programs usually change the sound, but rarely improve it. However, this time MCACC made good on its promise, enhancing the sound of our reference Aperion Intimus 4T Hybrid SD speaker/subwoofer system. Bass went deeper, and it was clearer; front-to-rear surround imaging was more coherent. Overall, sound quality was significantly improved by MCACC.
Our Aperion Intimus 4T Hybrid SD speaker/subwoofer system needs a fair amount of power to sound its best, and the VSX-1018AH was definitely up to the task. We started our auditions with the Blue Man Group's How to be a Megastar Live concert DVD to use as many of the Pioneer's 110 watts per channel as we could. The Blue Men play drums and a vast range of percussion instruments, and the VSX-1018AH let us hear their full dynamic impact. The bass was a wee bit clearer and more precise than what we were getting from a Denon AVR-1909 receiver. With the VSX-1018AH we felt each thwack of the drum head.
Next up was the Ratatouille Blu-ray. The opening sequence with rain sounded especially realistic; we weren't aware of each speaker's placement in the CNET listening room. The individual speakers disappeared as sound sources, so the rain seemed to be coming from all around us.
The rats in the restaurant's kitchen scurrying about demonstrated the VSX-1018AH's softer side. Every plop of the ingredients as they were tossed into the simmering pots was palpable. The knives chopping the vegetables; the clicking of the rats' paws against the tiled floors; and the hushed murmurs of the restaurants' guests in the dining room were all very natural sounding.
CD sound was also above par. With classical music strings sounded sweet, with just the right balance of warmth and detail. The sound had a weighty, three-dimensional presence.
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The Pioneer VSX-1018AH is capable of upconverting analog signals to its HDMI output, so we put it through our video testing suite. We connected the Panasonic DMP-BD35 via component video to the Pioneer VSX-1018AH, with the DMP-BD35 set to 480i output. The Pioneer VSX-1018AH was set to output at 1080p over its HDMI output, connected to the Panasonic TH-65VX100U, which was set in "external scaler" mode, to disable its own video processing.
We loaded up Silicon Optix's HQV test suite on DVD, and the first test was disappointing as the VSX-1018AH did not preserve full horizontal resolution on the test pattern. There was also a good deal of image instability that was not present when we connected DMP-BD35 directly to the display. The rest of the tests went better, with the VSX-1018AH looking good on a video-based test with a rotating white line, and doing an OK job of a test with three pivoting lines--although the bottom-most line clearly had too many jaggies. The VSX-1018AH also passed the difficult 2:3 pull-down test, although we'd note that the processing took longer than usual to kick in.
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We attempted to test the VSX-1018AH's ability to convert analog 1080i signals over component to 1080p over HDMI, but the VSX-1018AH lacks this capability. The VSX-1018AH also does not scale incoming HDMI video signals, and instead passes them perfectly through to the display. This means that if you only intend to use the HDMI video inputs on the VSX-1018AH, you can ignore the previous comments on video performance, as they only apply to analog signals.


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goodie10 Jul 12, 2010 1:51 PM
Re: Flawed screen in response to nd26
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I'll have a look into that, thanks!
It's like hitting your head against a brick wall when you speak to anything apart from the Irish Apple team (at least I think it's a team over in Ireland). Anyone else just tells you "no" to everything and they really don't give a toss!
i can see that post being removed!
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nd26 Jul 12, 2010 2:23 PM
Re: Flawed screen in response to goodie10Thanks for the guidance.
I emailed someone at Applecare earlier, as they couldn't deal with me on the phone at the time as they couldn't get anything on to the system apparently. So I have also copied in someone that was dealing with a case before, hopefully I'll get somewhere. It's not so hard to get something without flaws or your money back is it (without hassle)? Or apparently it is!
SuperSport1966 Jul 12, 2010 2:30 PM
Re: Flawed screen in response to HudubiousYou REALLY think you are the first one to call? Or they want you to believe you are the First one to call. Seems they consistantly deny, deny, deny... There IS no problem, Power it down and the screen looks fine.
kimthepostman Jul 18, 2010 7:39 AM
Re: Flawed screen in response to SuperSport1966I'm on my 3rd iPhone 4 now. This one has the gradient backlit screen and a dead pixel - but no yellow blotches this time.
I'm going to replace this one also... will do so until I get a screen that is worth the very high price.
nd26 Jul 21, 2010 8:28 AM
Re: Flawed screen in response to HudubiousI'm now on iPhone 4 number 5 and all seems good, apart from two specs of dust that are under the glass. They can be seen when the screen is off and appear raised above the LCD, so it's not a dead pixel, however, I can live with it.
It's well worth getting someone senior at AppleCare to look into your case if you've had many problems. I honestly didn't think I would get anywhere, but as I had been travelling to Apple Stores every week, I was getting tired and just wanted a phone delivered to me without me having to go without a phone for 10 days or having to give over £420+ as a holding fee.
It turned out too that due to all of the hassle I'd gone through with the iPhone 4, they wanted to offer a gift. I received an email with a list of things, such as iPod Nano, iPod Touch 32GB, Time Capsule, etc... I went with the Time Capsule.
So big thanks to AppleCare! Couldn't have wished for a better ending to what appeared to be a never ending annoyance!
Alnitak312 Aug 11, 2010 1:21 PM
Re: Flawed screen in response to nd26Hi everyone, I'm an Italian user and I have bought iPhone 4 some days ago. I have the same problem at the display. These yellow strips will really disappear or I have to send my iPhone to the assistance?
Sorry for my bad English.
Kwopau Aug 11, 2010 1:29 PM
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Alnitak312 wrote:
Hi everyone, I'm an Italian user and I have bought iPhone 4 some days ago. I have the same problem at the display. These yellow strips will really disappear or I have to send my iPhone to the assistance?
Sorry for my bad English.
The yellow tint/blobs are what is called the paint residue. Basically the manufacturer does not have the time to fully dry out the screens before they get packaged and shipped out. Normally if you use it every day, it should dry out and disappear, I had this problem as well so I took mine to the apple store showed it to one of the genius and was told that it could be the paint residue that wasn't fully dried when it shipped. He told me to use it at least a week and see if the yellow tint disappears, he also told me his story that his mother also had a iphone but with yellow blobs everywhere, but she didn't care about it and used it, and told me that a week later all of them have disappeared. But of course I got mine replaced because of the gap on the phone between the band and the back.
So use it for a week or so, and if it does not disappear then I'd take it to the apple store and have them take a look at it.
Alnitak312 Aug 11, 2010 1:41 PM
Re: Flawed screen in response to KwopauI hope that the yellow tints will disappear...but the story of the paint residue is quite strange...
Alnitak312 Aug 12, 2010 1:22 AM
Re: Flawed screen in response to Alnitak312Well, are there other experiences of people that had the problem and then the tints disappeared?
Alnitak312 Aug 13, 2010 4:02 AM
Re: Flawed screen in response to Alnitak312I have read a lot of internet pages about this problem and I begin to think that people that told that the spots had gone, checked the phone when it was "cold". In fact, I think that the spots are visibile only when the phone is "hot" by the use...so, I think that the spots won't go away and that the only solution is call the assistance. ****...
Alnitak312 Aug 15, 2010 4:06 PM
Re: Flawed screen in response to Alnitak312Has anyone solved the problema?
abraxxa Sep 11, 2012 7:30 AM
Re: Flawed screen in response to Hudubious
My iPhone 4 shows this brownish discoloration in the upper left corner of the screen since about three weeks and is getting bigger each week.
Apple Support told me that its out of warranty and I have to pay up to 160euros to get it repaired.


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Ina A. (Bell) Davis, a 50-year resident of Pompey, passed away peacefully Oct. 26, 2011, after a valiant courageous fight against lymphoma. Ina was a communicant of St. Ann's Church in Manlius and had a great appreciation of nature. She was predeceased by her husband, James and sons, Arnold and Dann.
She is survived by her children, Niles F. (Rosemary) Bell of Minoa, Sharlita (Dennis) Snow of Fabius and Ina (Ed) Simiele of Gainsboro, TN; a brother, Guy (Lois) Davis of Old Town, FL; 10 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren.
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I don't have kids that were born in the same month, but my mom and dad do. Out of four kids, two of us were born in Feb (three years apart) and the other two were born in April (five years apart.) My oldest sister was in April. 4 years later I came in Feb. Then sister two came in April the following year.Then my brother came in Feb two years later.
Lets not forget to mention, both parents were born in June a week apat. Wierd, I know.
My daughter was born 9/12/06 and my son was born 9/27/10.
Last year they shared a birthday party but as they get older, they will each have thier own. I have a lot of kids so it's really not a big deal.
I'm pregnant with this one due a week before my youngest. We had a miscarriage and then had problems getting pregnant again, so I felt the same way, the last thing I wanted to do was wait a month or two. It'll be fine in the end.
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I still post here sometimes...my Sep 10' LO passed away. I am currently PG and due Sep 13'. I hope this one sticks!
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My first was born in April and if I hadn't had a miscarriage in August a year later, my 2nd would have been born in either early April or late March. but that didnt' happen. Friend's of mine have a ds born Sept 10 and 2 years later had a dd born Sept 6. They do double parties...but do them bigger (jump houses and stuff like that). They have 2 cakes and 2 themes so they each have their own party just on the same day. Of course, her kids are now 3 and 5 so that could change when they get a little older, but I think it would be hard $$ wise but also really fun.
Ashley, wife to A (9/06), mom to big sister M (4/08) and little sister K (9/10) and littlest sister K (05/14). ^angel^ (08/09)
My 4 year olds birthday is also in September! I was actually due with ydd the day after ds' second birthday but she ended up being born a week and day later. His is the 6th and hers is the 15th.
In fact, I'm feeling morning sickness and had some spotting 5 days after I ovulated and we dtd this month. If I'm pregnant and don't miscarry, I'll be due Sept 4th of next year!
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Research related to how adults learn clearly indicates vastly improved training content retention and/or meeting participation when attendees are engaged and focused. Add zing, vitality and energy to your training sessions and meetings by incorporating tricks, icebreakers, energizers and experiences. Learn existing engagement tools, and how to design your own customized tools for your specific application. This class is guaranteed to improve your training ROI.
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- Witness multiple examples of icebreakers, energizers and experiences
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No. 8, Jeff Halpern: Signed as a free agent by the Dallas Stars on July 5, 2006 ... Solid center who helped get Brad Richards trade made ... played two seasons (2006-2008) in Dallas and scored 49 points.
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St. Petersburg, FL (Sports Network) - After crossing the plate with the winning run in Friday night's 18-inning marathon, Desmond Jennings drove in four runs for the Tampa Bay Rays in a 5-1 victory over the Baltimore Orioles on Saturday in the second of a four-game set.
Jennings went 2-for-3 with a three-run homer in the fifth and an RBI triple in the seventh for the Rays, who have won three of their last four and sit atop the AL wild card standings.
Alex Cobb (10-3) was on his way to a shutout in the ninth, but David DeJesus misplayed a fly ball in left field to allow Chris Davis to reach third and Adam Jones quickly brought him home with a single to right. Cobb was lifted after 8 1/3 innings and was charged with the one run on five hits while fanning 12 batters.
"You can't put into words how appreciative you are when you're on the mound and these guys after an 18-inning game when you're in bed sleeping while they're putting together a win, and they come out with the same intensity for you the next day," Cobb said.
Miguel Gonzalez (10-8) picked up the loss after only surrendering two hits, one of which was Jennings' home run. The Orioles now sit three games out of the final wild card spot in the American League.
"Everybody was engaged and ready to play today," O's manager Buck Showalter said. "No excuses."
After the nearly seven-hour marathon that ended at about 2 a.m. local time on Friday, the teams had a quick turnaround with a 1 p.m. start and neither squad seriously threatened until the fifth.
Gonzalez walked Jose Molina and Yunel Escobar to start the inning. After DeJesus flied out to left, Jennings lifted a fastball into the seats in left to give the Rays a 3-0 edge.
Tampa Bay added to its lead in the seventh. Escobar tripled to center off Francisco Rodriguez with one out and scored when Jennings dropped a line drive into center for another triple with two away. Ben Zobrist then singled up the middle to plate Jennings for a 5-0 edge.
Baltimore managed only a pair of singles and two walks through eight innings against Cobb before Davis' gift triple with one out in the ninth. After Jones singled him home, Fernando Rodney retired Nick Markakis and J.J. Hardy on grounders to end the game.
Gonzalez walked five batters ... Cobb is now 7-0 at home ... The Rays lead the
season series, 11-6 ... Jennings' four RBI are a career high ... Tampa Bay
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Pope Francis' visit to Philadelphia in September has altered the date of the Penn-Villanova football game.
Kyle Busch won Sunday's road course race in Sonoma, California, but he still has a long way to go to become eligible for a spot in the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship.
NFL players have a very short shelf life to make significant amounts of money so it's tough to fault anyone who has outperformed a contract when they go knocking on the door to ask for more.
Pete Mackanin will remain interim manager of the Philadelphia Phillies for the remainder of the season, the team announced Tuesday.
The Oklahoma City Thunder have reportedly retained restricted free agent forward Kyle Singler with a five-year contract extension.
The Detroit Red Wings signed veteran forward Brad Richards a one-year contract on Wednesday.


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What happens on a rock star's tour bus generally stays there, but the Dave Matthews Band's dirt made a public appearance earlier this month in Chicago.
The band is being sued by the state of Illinois for allegedly dumping up to 800 pounds of liquid human waste from its bus into the Chicago River on August 8, according to The Associated Press.
The suit, filed Tuesday, claims that a boat with more than 100 people on an architecture tour was soaked with sewage when the driver emptied the bus' septic tank through the Kinzie Street bridge's metal grating into the river. According to the AP, the attorney general's office said no one was seriously injured by the falling waste, and the boat's captain quickly took the ship back to shore and handed out refunds to passengers before disinfecting the boat.
Dave Matthews Band spokesperson John Vlautin said of the incident, "Our driver has stated that he was not involved in this incident," and added that the band "will continue to be cooperative in this investigation."
The lawsuit seeks $70,000 in civil penalties and charges the band and one of its drivers with violating state water-pollution and public-nuisance laws.


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This website is intended to be a tool for you to use in your own development as staff members. We believe it will help you prepare for the year, create outstanding programs and community, and develop leadership skills and a better understanding of your role in student development. Look below for further explanation as to how becoming an RA can help you and more about the application process.
You are expected to review this website during training as well as refer to its contents throughout the year. The website is full of information that will help you forward the mission of Residential Life and Housing as well as understand how you are an essential part in supporting the academic and co-curricular mission of Colorado College. Your job is some of the most important work that is done at CC; you directly help students to become the well-rounded, responsible, educated citizens that will change the world.
We are looking forward to a fun and challenging year that will see us all grow and develop as residence hall leaders. Here we go!!!
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Music by Brahms, Bach and Beethoven will be performed by the Bremerton Symphony Youth Orchestra during their winter concert a5 4 p.m. Feb. 8 at the Bremerton Performing Arts Center, 1500 13th St.
The young musicians, under the baton of first-year music director Michael Woods, will play Brahms' Hungarian Dance No. 5 and and Symphony No. 4, third movement; Bach's chorale prelude "Wachet Auf, ruft uns die Stimme;" and "Ludwig's Celebration," an unlikely "collaboration" between Beethoven and Kool and the Gang.
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