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HANOVER – Starlene G. Schindler, 32, of Rail Road Avenue, Irving, was charged with driving while intoxicated, aggravated DWI, failure to keep right, failure to maintain lane and consumption of alcohol in a motor vehicle. Deputies on Sunday pulled over a vehicle on Route 5 in the town of Hanover. Schindler was found to be intoxicated and was taken into custody. She was arraigned in Hanover Court and was found to have a blood alcohol content of .18 percent. Schindler was remanded to Chautauqua County Jail and will appear in court at a later date.
POMFRET – Dynell D. Scott, 23, of Newark, N.Y., was charged with driving while intoxicated with a blood alcohol content of .08 percent or higher, driving without headlights, insufficient tires, moving from a lane unsafely, unlicensed operation and unlawful possession of marijuana. Deputies on Sunday observed a vehicle on Bennett Road in Pomfret without headlights. Sparks also were seen coming from the passenger side of the vehicle. Deputies noticed after stopping the vehicle that Scott did not have a tire on the front right passenger side of his vehicle and was driving on the rim. Scott will appear in Pomfret Court at a later date.
Steven Pielmeier, of Prospect Street, was charged with seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance and criminal possession of a hypodermic instrument. Police on Saturday were dispatched to Prospect Street to assist Alstar Ambulance and Jamestown Fire Department. Upon arrival, Pielmeier was found unconscious in a vehicle in the parking lot. Police found three hypodermic needles in the vehicle on the dashboard. Further search found several small packages containing a substance believed to be heroin. Pielmeier was transported to city jail without incident and is pending arraignment.
Michael G. Sonn, 50, was charged with second-degree obstructing governmental administration and unlawful possession of marijuana. Police on Friday performed a street check of Sonn, who was believed to have a valid warrant from the city of Jamestown. After making contact, Sonn fled from officers and was caught a short distance later. While taking inventory, police found 11 grams of marijuana on Sonn's. He was transported to city jail and is awaiting arraignment.
Miguel A. Soto was charged with fourth-degree criminal mischief and trespassing. Soto was charged following a Jan. 25 incident at the Wal-Mart in Lakewood where he purposely damaged four PlayStation controller boxes that belonged to the store. While processing police found that Soto had been banned from all Wal-Mart properties. He was issued an appearance ticket and will be in court at a later date.


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So You Want to be a Trail Runner - Page 2
"Trails are easier on the body, not just because dirt is softer than pavement, but on uneven terrain every step is different, requiring you to use stabilizing muscles in the lower legs and hips," explains Denver, Colorado-based trail-running coach Adam Feerst. "In a flat road marathon you repeat the same muscle movement and stress the same ligaments over and over."
To survive rough trails, learn to slow down or walk over especially technical or steep sections, not only to avoid tripping but also to allow muscles to recover and keep you moving efficiently.
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Talk to a local running-shop expert about shoes most suitable for local trails, which fit best and offer the right combination of cushioning and stability (see also Trail Runner's fall and spring shoe reviews, October and June issues). Trail-specific shoes are generally beefier than road models, with knobby treads for better traction on dirt, mud and rock and reinforced uppers. For maximum protection, some models come with waterproof-breathable uppers and durable toe rands.
Trail running attire should match the weather conditions, climate and season. Sunny conditions call for light-colored, moisture-wicking running gear (lighter colors reflect heat while darker colors absorb it).
Essential in cold conditions, layering is the art of staying dry and warm without overheating. Use a three-tiered layering system including base, mid and outer layers designed to draw moisture away from your skin while keeping you warm. As you heat up, remove outer layers, cap, hat, gloves or unzip tops to allow better airflow. On all but the coldest days, one moisture-wicking, windproof layer will suffice for the lower body.
Expect to encounter muddy trail sections, stream crossings and rough ground that can lead to any number of foot ailments. Blisters, caused by friction on the skin, can be a trail runner's biggest handicap. Either place a blister pad such as Blist-O-Ban or Spenco's Second Skin on known problem areas before you go or carry spare bandages in your hip pack.
Padded trail-running socks cushion your feet and ankle gaiters keep your shoes pebble- and mud-free. If your feet get soaked from crossing streams or bogs, you may be more susceptible to blisters and soggy shoes will feel heavy.

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One Laptop Per Child, a non-profit organization aiming to popularize personal computers in developing countries, said that it would replace AMD Geode processor and platform in the new version of the XO laptop with Via Technologies' C7 chip and supporting core-logic. The move is aimed to boost performance of the XO 1.5 without increasing the price or changing design and batteries.
The OLPC XO 1.5 will be based on Via C7-M processor with up to 1GHz clock-speed; Via VX855 single-chip core-logic with built-in DirectX 9-class graphics core, hardware acceleration of video playback, Serial ATA, USB and high-definition audio support; 1GB of DDR2 memory, 4GB of NAND flash storage with an option for expansion to 8GB. OLPC will also change some of the internals in order to cut power consumption and improve repair ability.
OLPC XO generation 1.5 will continue with the existing display, although OLPC is working with PixelQi to try to improve the brightness and efficiency of the screen.
"Overall, the target is to match the Gen 1 XO-1 in power consumption while making aggressive suspend easier, and in price (while changing to components which are more likely to decrease in price). It is likely that both goals can be met," said John Watlington, a spokesperson for the organization.
Early versions of the hardware (bare board) should be available for driver development at the end of May. A larger number of prototype laptops (several hundred) for software development and testing will become available around the end of August.
The OLPC also said it expect the generation 1.5 machines to ship with an OLPC 8.2.x software release, modified to support XO 1.5's new hardware, but otherwise unchanged from the current production software release and compatible with the current software in the field.
Current OLPC XO laptop features AMD Geode LX-700 processor with 433MHz clock-speed and built-in graphics controller, 256MB of PC-2700 (DDR 333MHz) memory, 1GB NAND flash that substitutes hard disk drive, 7.5" screen with 1200x900 resolution, wireless and wired network adapters as well as integrated webcam, microphone, speakers and so on.
"We're excited to be finally able to make this news public. While members of the technical team have been working on this for several months, it was not until last week that we could with any certainty say that we were going to refresh the hardware and what that refresh was likely to be," said Mr. Watlington.
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The US Environmental Protection Agency's Region 9, covering the Pacific Southwest, has contracted Global Footprint Network to conduct an Ecological Footprint analysis of California, which will be the first such in-depth look at the Footprint of a US state. The agency plans to incorporate the Ecological and water Footprints into a dashboard of sustainability indicators. EPA's Region 9 serves Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, Pacific Islands and 147 Tribes.
Global Footprint Network's data will contribute to an analysis that will explore issues such as how much of harvested land is irrigated, how much of California's biocapacity is occupied by built-up land, and what are the main drivers of ecological demand in the state. It will also explore new areas in Footprint and biocapacity research, such as how demand on biological and water resources could affect the state's ecological productivity.
Using data from NASA's plant growth index, the EPA will explore whether variations in Ecological Footprint have an impact on plant growth – a relationship that could suggest whether higher Footprints lead to lower biological productivity. The EPA also plans to use data from the state Department of Water Resources and other sources to assess how much of California's biocapacity is at risk due to water stress.
The project could provide a starting point for analyzing the US's ecological demand on a state by state level. "The agricultural and trade data for California are quite well defined, and offer us a level of resolution that can enable us to evaluate the state with the same methodology as a country analysis," said Senior Project Manager David Moore. The resulting analysis, "could serve as a template for analyzing the Footprint that we could replicate across all 50 states."


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The 2008 Pan Am Taekwondo Development Camp is scheduled to take place in Colorado Springs at the Olympic Training Center from
December 4-6. This camp is a great opportunity for USAT members to train with athletes from the Pan American region. Participation in this camp will grant athletes free entry into the 2008 USAT Rocky Mountain Open. Therefore, athletes should plan on arriving December 3rd and departing on December 8th.
The camp will cover various aspects of Olympic-style Taekwondo led by some of the top coaches in the United States. In order to be eligible to participate athletes must be current USAT members at least 14 years of age and have a 1st Dan black belt ranking.
The registration fee to be a part of this exciting opportunity is $350.00, which will cover OTC room and board for the duration of the event, entry into the Rocky Mountain Open and high quality taekwondo instruction.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (1519 votes).
In short: Wonderful, really enjoyed it again. Excellent atmosphere before, during & after. Also very pleased to get a PB!!!Date of review: September 23, 2009
In short: Smashing atmosphere!!In full: Loved the race! The crowd was magnificent, kinda what you expect from the gerodie public. Didn't expect the weather to be so hot, the big crowd made it even hotter!I don't understand those who complain about the cost of the race. They know full well how much it cost prior to entering so why bother complaining afterwards? No one pointed a gun to your head to enter!? If you think it's too expensive then don't do it again. There are many more who missed out on the ballot would welcome the place you took! For those who are after pbs, they should stick to the smaller races and stop your grumble cos it's simply annoying! I know i will be back next year providing i can get a place. Date of review: September 23, 2009
In short: amazing crowd support. much of course on incline but no steep climbsDate of review: September 23, 2009
In short: Great race but tougher than I expectedIn full: The first mile of this race was the best running experience of my life and should be experienced by everyone! The start itself was great the announcer and the music combined were a great way to get going.The congestion on the course was frustrating at times, I agree with others that say ipods should be banned, I can't understadn why you go to this event and then run for 2 hours without speaking to or acknowledging anyone!The organisation of the run was super, drinks stops were smooth and the course is what you need for 50,000 runners (it's wide).People complain about the price but this run costs millions to put on, BUPA must have deep pockets. Sorry if you wanted a better tee but unlikely, unless the people of Newcastle are asked to subsidise our running.I'll be back (oneday)Date of review: September 22, 2009
In short: The people of Newcastle make it the best Half Marathon in the world.Date of review: September 22, 2009
In short: Special race, fantastic atmosphere, great to be part of it.In full: I've done it now, but would probably do it again, really enjoyed the whole weekend in Newcastle. The race is crowded pretty much all the way round so difficult to call it a race, spend lots of time dodging other runners but the the spectators and atmosphere make up for any negatives.Date of review: September 22, 2009
In short: Fantastic Atmosphere and Support!In full: Thoroughly enjoyed my first GNR for the fantastic atmosphere (oggy oggy oggy!!!) and great support the whole way around from the supporters. Didnt bank on the heat and the shower pods were a much welcome relief. Also the little kids spraying us with their garden hose was too!Only downside was the 5hr WAIT to get out of the carpark at the finish......what an absolute shambles!!!! Especially as I had a 6hr trek back home! But on the whole will be back next year and learnt where to park to avoid a delay. Date of review: September 22, 2009
In short: Comparing this year with 2004 when I last ran the GNR I felt that Date of review: September 22, 2009
In full: Fantastic atmosphere and very well organised, but hard race and no way to get PB on this one (although I did, but nearly died achieving it). Sheer volume of people for all but last three miles made it v challenging and adds 0.1 mile to distance for zig-zag overtakes. Crowds were brilliant and made it into a rather emotional experience. Cheers of support and army cadets standing to attention for last 1/2 mile was humbling.Date of review: September 22, 2009
In short: Pricey race, but worth it. AMAZING atmosphere.Date of review: September 22, 2009
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Roster Set for May 17 U.S. Women's Red-Blue Scrimmage
(L-R): Tama Miyashiro, Kayla Banwarth, Alix Klineman and Courtney Thompson will be four of 25 U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team members competing in the Red-Blue scrimmage on May 17 at Santa Monica High School (Calif.)
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (May 16, 2013) – U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team Head Coach Karch Kiraly has announced the roster of athletes who will participate in a free Red-Blue intrasquad scrimmage on May 17 at Santa Monica High School's North Gym in Santa Monica, Calif.
Kiraly will have seven middle blockers, five outside hitters, five opposites, four setters and four liberos to use during the scrimmage that begins at 7 p.m. PT. The Red-Blue roster includes two 2012 Olympic Games silver medalists in libero Tama Miyashiro (Kaneohe, Hawaii) and setter Courtney Thompson (Kent, Wash.). The roster composition includes a blend of U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team members with a handful of athletes taking part in an extended training tryout with the goal of making the team.
Middle blockers competing in the scrimmage are Rachael Adams (Cincinnati, Ohio), Kristen Dozier (Sandy Spring, Md.), Lauren Gibbemeyer (St. Paul, Minn.), Cursty Jackson (Los Angeles), Jessy Jones (Naperville, Ill.), Lauren Paolini (Ann Arbor, Mich.) and Erica Wilson (Oceanside, Calif.). Outside hitters participating in the scrimmage are Kristin Hildebrand (Orem, Utah), Kim Hill (Portland, Ore.), Regan Hood (Carrollton, Texas), Alix Klineman (Manhattan Beach, Calif.) and Cassidy Lichtman (Poway, Calif.).
The opposite for the scrimmages will be Alaina Bergsma (Chandler, Ariz.), Leslie Cikra (Chagrin Falls, Ohio), Juliann Faucette (San Diego, Calif.), Nicole Fawcett (Zanesfield, Ohio) and Kelly Murphy (Wilmington, Ill.). In addition to Thompson, the setters on the scrimmage roster are Lauren Cook (Lincoln, Neb.), Caitlyn Donahue (Overland Park, Kan.) and Jenna Hagglund (West Chester, Ohio). Joining Davis and Miyashiro at the libero position are Kayla Banwarth (Dubuque, Iowa), Stephanie Klefot (Louisville, Ky.) and Kelsey Robinson (Bartlett, Ill.).
Kiraly plans to incorporate additional Red-Blue intra-squad scrimmages during the summer as a means to provide match-like competition for all athletes training and to build community relations with the Southern California area. The City of Anaheim serves as the official host city of the USA Men's and Women's National Teams.
The second Red-Blue scrimmage in May will take place at Los Angeles where Windward School on May 24. Irvine Valley College will host a Red-Blue scrimmage on May 31 match in Irvine, Calif.
Middle Blockers
8 - Lauren Gibbemeyer (St. Paul, Minn.)
15 - Jessy Jones (Naperville, Ill.)
17 - Lauren Paolini (Ann Arbor, Mich.)
22 - Rachael Adams (Cincinnati, Ohio)
27 - Kristen Dozier (Sandy Spring, Md.)
28 - Cursty Jackson (Los Angeles)
30 - Erica Wilson (Oceanside, Calif.)
Outside Hitters
7 - Cassidy Lichtman (Poway, Calif.)
9 - Alix Klineman (Manhattan Beach, Calif.)
18 - Regan Hood (Carrollton, Texas)
24 - Kristin Hildebrand (Orem, Utah)
26 - Kim Hill (Portland, Ore.)
14 - Nicole Fawcett (Zanesfield, Ohio)
19 - Juliann Faucette (San Diego, Calif.)
25 - Kelly Murphy (Wilmington, Ill.)
31 - Alaina Bergsma (Chandler, Ariz.)
32 - Leslie Cikra (Chagrin Falls, Ohio)
3 - Courtney Thompson (Kent, Wash.)
20 - Jenna Hagglund (West Chester, Ohio)
36 - Lauren Cook (Lincoln, Neb.)
37 - Caitlyn Donahue (Overland Park, Kan.)
5 - Tama Miyashiro (Kaneohe, Hawaii)
12 - Kayla Banwarth (Dubuque, Iowa)
33 - Stephanie Klefot (Louisville, Ky.)
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By JOHN FRANK
Published May 21, 2007
BROOKSVILLE - A 31-year- old Tampa man held two acquaintances at gunpoint in their own home, where he forced one victim to perform numerous sex acts during a 14-hour ordeal that ended early Wednesday, according to authorities.
George L. Olmo, a maintenance worker for Hillsborough County schools, was arrested Friday after being released from the hospital, where he was treated for ingesting drugs. He was charged with 10 counts, including stalking, kidnapping, armed burglary, aggravated assault and rape, reports show.
Hernando sheriff's investigators say the incident began at 11 a.m. Tuesday, when Olmo arrived at the victims' house west of Brooksville near Brookridge, pulled his car into the garage and closed the garage door. A man who lived at the home confronted Olmo, who pulled a .38-caliber semiautomatic pistol and ordered him to the ground, authorities say.
After tying the man up in the garage, Olmo entered the residence and waited for a 29-year-old woman to come inside from mowing the back yard, reports say.
When she did, Olmo bound her and ordered her into the master bedroom, forcing her to strip naked, authorities say. Then he retrieved the man from the garage and put him in the bedroom closet before forcing the woman to perform various sex acts at gunpoint for several hours.
According to reports, Olmo threatened to kill both the man and the woman if they moved or tried to escape, saying he would then have no choice but to kill himself.
About 3 a.m. Wednesday, Olmo took a number of prescription pills and began to pass out, according to sheriff's reports. The woman was able to take away the gun, and the man managed to free himself from his bindings. They called 911, and the man wrestled to control Olmo until authorities arrived.
Olmo resisted deputies, who used a Taser to subdue him. One deputy received minor injuries. As of Friday, Olmo was being held without bail at the Hernando County Jail.
The woman previously received an restraining order for domestic violence against Olmo, court records show. A Hernando Sheriff's Office spokeswoman declined to provide more details about Olmo's relationship with the victims because it could identify them. They are not being identified because of the nature of the accusations.
A spokeswoman for Hillsborough schools said Olmo resigned Thursday. He did various maintenance at schools. He had just returned to the job three weeks ago after being on leave for disciplinary reasons, records show.
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Family defends bomb scare suspect
November 16, 2005
The sister of an Eastern New Mexico University student charged in connection with a Nov. 2 campus bomb scare says authorities have an innocent man in custody.
Joshua Gilpin, 28, was arrested hours after school officials evacuated an ENMU science building and recovered chemicals that — if combined — could be used to build an explosive device. Police believe Gilpin stole the chemicals and later returned them to the lab.
Gilpin, who is being held at the Roosevelt County Detention Center, has a preliminary hearing scheduled for today in Portales Magistrate Court, court records show.
Emily Gilpin, who lives in Minnesota, said the Portales police investigation of her brother is misguided and erroneous.
"I don't blame police ... (but) in this situation police have goofed," she said.
Gilpin said her brother was asked by officials with the ENMU science department to make and set off fireworks at a recent science fair.
"He had permission from the school (ENMU) to make fireworks," she said.
ENMU staff member Kristi Armstrong, 47, and graduate student Ben Goldbaum, 25, told police they "knew Joshua Gilpin to have been experimenting with hazardous materials in the making of fireworks or explosive devices," according to the search warrant affidavit.
Goldbaum said he had gone to Gilpin's home in early October and "observed a wooden chest containing glassware and unknown chemicals," court records show.
Armstrong declined further comment this week and Goldbaum could not be reached for comment.
Gilpin, an ENMU chemistry master's student, is charged with possessing an explosive incendiary device, tampering with evidence and larceny, according to officials and police documents.
A day before his arrest in connection with the bomb scare, police discovered two marijuana plants in Gilpin's residence at 321 Juniper St. while conducting a welfare check. Police also seized a rifle, the police report said.
Gilpin told police he returned chemicals to an ENMU lab after police had been to his residence on Nov. 1, court records show.
Officials from the school's administration and science department declined comment, and/or did not know if the school solicited Gilpin to make (and or set off) fireworks for an ENMU event.
Emily Gilpin said she believes her brother did not intend to make a bomb or hurt people.
"I know this is the post-9/11 era, but jeez, my brother is a gentle soul," Emily Gilpin said.
Joshua Gilpin graduated from St. Cloud State University in Minnesota, where he majored in biology and won an undergraduate research award in 2002.
Gilpin's faculty advisor for his award-winning research into cloning, Lakshmaiah Sreerama, said he didn't believe his former student would make a bomb or inflict harm on people.
"I never sensed he'd want to hurt people," Sreerama said.
Sreerama said Gilpin was often in the background, as an intelligent, hard worker in his lab.
Gilpin was "very inquisitive and helpful... he'd help other students," Sreerama said.
Emily Gilpin said her brother is being treated like a "domestic terrorist." She said Gilpin is being held in solitary confinement and has not been allowed to meet with a lawyer.
Officials from the Roosevelt County Detention Center would not comment on whether or not Gilpin is being held in solitary confinement.
A public defender has been assigned to Gilpin's case, according to a Roosevelt County Magistrate Court official.
The state's public defender department for the 9th Judicial District declined to identify Gilpin's attorney.
Ninth Judicial District Attorney Matt Chandler said Tuesday a defense attorney has not yet made a first appearance on behalf of Gilpin.
Gilpin is being held on a $15,000 cash-only bond, according to a Roosevelt County jail official.
Emily Gilpin is confused why her brother's bond is "so high," she said: "Unless we sell our house, how do we put up that kind of money?"
As of Nov. 8 Gilpin is no longer enrolled at ENMU, according to Ronnie Birdsong, vice president of university relations and enrollment services.


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My home @Dongdaemun
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=== Location ===
1 min walk from Sangwangsimni Subway Station (Line 2)
- 10 min walking distance from supermarket and shopping center
- 5 min reach Dongdaemun market by subway
- 10 min reach Myeongdong by subway
- 20 min reach Gangnam area by subway
** Within 20 min to reach the main attractions in Seoul
=== Brand new Apartment ===
Our apt locates inside a brand new building
- Convenience Store right beside subway station
- With elevator, you don't need to worry about your heavy luggage
=== Amenities ===
- ALL the basic electronic appliances provided, such as TV,air conditioner, heater,wash machine, refrigerator,microwave,etc
- ALL the toiletries provided, such as towels(small), bath towels, toothpaste,shampoo, body wash, hair dryer
- ALL the cooking items provided, such as gas range,pan, bowls, plates, chopsticks,spoon,cups and water kettle as well
- High-speed Free Wifi
=== House Rules ===
- If it is possible , we could negotiate about the check in and check out time.
- Please don't smoke and we don't allow pet inside the room
We hope all the guests when they come to Korea, won't have a hard time to find a nice place to stay. As an honest and friendly host, we want to provide best service for our guests with most competitive and reasonable price. We would like to introduce attractions and restaurants in Seoul, help you out to make the itinerary.
Hope you will have a wonderful and unforgetable memory of our house when you travel in
The apartment is an officetel and you can use the whole room, not sharing with others.
The apartment locates right beside the Sangwangsimni subway station(line 2#). Since subway system of Seoul is well-developed, the house besides the station means convenience.The apartment is close to Myeong-dong and Dongdaemun,Namsan,as well as Itaewon and Gangnam area. Just 5 minutes walk from the apartment, there is a comprehensive mart (E-Mart) and shopping mall.
As the matter of apartment and the building, it is brand new and has safety monitoring on each floor. We provide all the basic electronic appliances, such as TV,air conditioner, heater,wash machine, refrigerator, microwave,kettle,rice cooker, iron as well as high-speed internet.
There is a big bathroom which is comfortable and a convenient kitchen that you could cook there. You can stay here as at home^^
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The location is great as its easy to move around Seoul especially nearby Dongdaemun etc. But not everything is the same as it shown in their advertisement. I booked Wendy's place for 3 days hoping that I can get an awesome experience according to the rooms pictures and facilities offered by them. Its a bit devastated when our room been change to another block and the worst part of all is that they provide us a room with a malfunction aircond in god damn hot weather!!!! They let us suffered in the hot weather for 2 nights and only repaired the aircond on our last night stay there. We asked to borrow an iron but they didn't come back until the end.
Wendy's place was great for the stay in Seoul. I stayed there for a 2 month period. It is located in the center of Seoul, so basically you have very easy access to all the best places to go which are essentially equidistant (taxi rates are all about the same which is great!). Hot summer but the aircon provided a comfy stay. It was just like having your own apartment back home. I would recommend Wendy's place for sure!
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Men's basketball: Buckeyes survive sloppy second half, outlast Hawkeyes
By Bob Baptist
The Ohio State men's basketball team started late and quit early.
But still got paid.
"We're happy we got the win," center Evan Ravenel said, "but not happy the way we got the win."
The No.14-ranked Buckeyes turned what looked to be a comfortable Big Ten home win into a nailbiter against unranked Iowa tonight, losing all but the last four points of a 24-point lead before escaping with a 72-63 victory in Value City Arena.
Deshaun Thomas led Ohio State with 16 points despite suffering a cut above his right eye midway through the second half that required half a dozen stitches to close after the game.
Aaron Craft and Lenzelle Smith Jr. added 12 points apiece and Ravenel had 11 for the Buckeyes (14-4 overall, 4-2 Big Ten), and Amir Williams had a career-high six blocked shots.
Aaron White scored 13 points to lead Iowa (13-5, 2-3), which had 22 offensive rebounds and 24 second-chance points, and made its comeback in the final 13 minutes with the help of a full-court press that induced the Buckeyes into 14 second-half turnovers. The Hawkeyes scored 20 points off them.
"You've got to give them a lot of credit," Craft said. "They changed things up, kind of sped us up a little bit, and I personally had a couple of turnovers down the stretch that we just can't have to finish a game."
Craft had four turnovers in the second half and six for the game, tying his career high. He also had four steals to break a tie with Jay Burson and set an OSU career record with 208.
"The steals record is great . . . but it's not going to win us basketball games," Craft said. "Having six turnovers is going to lose us basketball games. If we want to continue to get better, we've really got to find a way to take better care of the ball."
Iowa, a double-digit underdog, hung with the Buckeyes through most of the first half before letting a six-point deficit double in the final 30 seconds of the half.
Ohio State doubled the margin again, to 53-29, in the first 7:12 of the second half.
But Iowa came out of a timeout with 11:31 left and into a full-court press with a point guard, three forwards and a center. It forced two straight turnovers that sparked a 7-0 run and trimmed the margin to 15 points with 9:42 to play. The Hawkeyes kept chipping away from there.
"We'd been pressing before, but it was a little more effective when we went with the big lineup," Iowa coach Fran McCaffery said.
"Once we got couple steals, we got them a little sideways with their offense. By scrambling a little bit, and presssing, and trapping, and trapping again, and running at guys, we got a couple turnovers, got a couple run-outs, got a couple easy baskets and got to the free throw line."
Ohio State might have been in deeper trouble had the Hawkeyes, who were in the bonus with 14:18 left, made more free throws. They came into the game shooting 72.8 percent from the line in Big Ten play but made only 10 of 22 in the second half.
Two free throws by Roy Devyn Marble, and a basket and free throw by White, pulled Iowa as close as 63-59 with 1:30 left. But the Hawkeyes failed to score on their next two possessions and Ohio State, after turning the ball over twice in a row, held on as Craft and Thomas combined to make five consecutive free throws.
"I do think in the league we're in right now, you take your wins and semi-celebrate them," Ohio State coach Thad Matta said. "But by the same token, you've got to look at things and say, 'OK, how do we get better?'"


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Mile-High Motivation - Page 5
A few months before Jurek's record run in France, his mother, Lynn, passed away from complications associated with multiple sclerosis. Jurek saw the race as a "celebration of her life," channeling her energy on the course. "I saw my mother's life extinguished. I shared in that amazing experience of her leaving this earth. I told myself that this race was only 24 hours of pain, compared to my mom's lifetime of it. I knew I could get through it."
Of course, it takes a certain kind of person to use exquisite discomfort for the purpose of celebration. Lynn lived for most of Jurek's life with the degenerative effects of MS. Watching his mother power through such obstacles, Jurek learned lessons about running. "There's always a yin and a yang. If you want to look at it scientifically, a positive and negative." According to Jurek, the good and bad, the hard and easy, are often coupled in running.
The same is true for life, says Jurek. "Running is one tool for me now. I'm using it to explore what my body and mind can do, and, on a deeper level, my spirit."
Jurek's Wisdom for New Trail Runners
- "Listen to your body," says Jurek. "Your instincts tell you everything you need to know about your running and its progress.
- Avoid comparing yourself with others. "Embrace the experiences that you go through in training," advises Jurek.
Anton Krupicka Redefines Possible
On a now-almost-historic day last summer, during the 2010 Western States 100-Mile Endurance Run, American ultra-phenom Anton Krupicka and Catalonian endurance-sports superstar Kilian Jornet ran stride for stride through the race's famed canyons. Over about 20 miles, the course dips in and out of three deep, exposed and often brutally hot drainages. Krupicka recalls, "Kilian ran when I ran. I hiked when he hiked. It was a team effort." Working together, Krupicka and Jornet demolished the canyons, running that section of the race faster than anyone had before.
When they arrived at the Foresthill Aid Station at mile 62, Krupicka, a runner known for hammering to the edge of his capacity in search of race wins and course records, was surprised to hear what came out of his own mouth. "I told my crew that I didn't care about winning," says Krupicka. "Kilian and I did this epic thing, cranking through the canyons together."
Despite that statement, Krupicka, who's running credentials include two wins at the Leadville 100 as well as wins at the American River 50, Miwok 100K and White River 50, acknowledges that his main motivation for racing is competition, or "imposing dominance over fellow man." He laughs, continuing, "It's a little more evolved than that. It's about working with fellow man, bringing out the best in each other."
Krupicka and the Boulder-area trail-running community are bringing out the best in each other outside of competition, too. Krupicka, Jurek, Geoff Roes and a whole host of other top trail runners join each other for training runs in the mountains above Boulder. Krupicka says these runs are neither races nor proving grounds. "We each know our own abilities, so there's no reason to have a pissing match up a hill. We're a bunch of guys who run the same speed and like training in the mountains all day."
According to Krupicka, he and his buddies are looking up a steep curve in ultrarunning's evolution, the same curve that the previous generation of runners also experienced. "The sport hasn't been around long enough to experience stagnancy. We're nowhere near our limits."


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Library Introduces "My Reading History"
New Canaan Library is pleased to announce a recent enhancement to our online catalog which enables you to keep a history of all the items you check out. This option can be accessed by logging into your library account and enabling the feature.
By using "My Reading History" the Library's catalog will retain an on-going personal log of all of the materials that you borrow, even after you return them. From the time you "Opt In," a list of items you have checked out will be saved for you to view. You will be able to selectively remove any or all of the items from your personal history or completely disable the feature at anytime. The list is only available for viewing when you are logged into your library account. If you do choose to disable the feature, your previous history will be lost and not retrievable again.
Confidentiality and The Patriot Act
It's important to be aware that using "My Reading History" means information about your reading history is stored on the library's computer system. Your reading history will not be accessible to library staff. However, if the library is served with a Federal or State law enforcement subpoena, reading history information must be surrendered.
Accessing the "My Reading History" feature
· Log into your library account online.
· Click on the "My Reading History" button.
· To enable the feature, click the "Opt In" button.
· To disable the feature, click "Delete All." Then click "Opt Out."
*Connecticut State Law (General Statute sec.11-25) guarantees the confidentiality of library patron borrowing records.
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14 - Statement by the Executive Director's Representative, the Deputy Executive Director Ms Amina Mohamed, to the
Committee of the Whole
Distinguished Delegates
Ladies and gentlemen
On behalf of the Executive Director, I warmly welcome you all to the Committee of the Whole of the 12th Special Session of the UNEP Governing Council/Global Ministerial Environment Forum.
This week's meeting of ministers responsible for the environment comes just four months before the UN Conference on Sustainable Development or Rio+20 scheduled for the end of June.
Many issues under discussion during this Committee of the Whole link to our shared goal of a positive and transformational outcome at Rio+ 20 in order to accelerate and scale-up the implementation of a sustainable 21st century.
Indeed some of the draft decisions before you could form the basis of several potential cooperative agreements and pathways during, and beyond, Rio+20. An example is the draft decision on Sustainable Consumption and Production which supports the endorsement of the Ten Year Framework of Programmes.
We have a challenging but I hope exciting few days ahead us and am sure we can move forward in the spirit of multilateral collaboration and goodwill that traditionally accompanies discussions and deliberations in the Committee of the Whole.
Excellences, delegates, ladies and gentlemen,
We have before us a total of seven draft decisions covering 16 issues relating to UNEP's work programme, its Medium Term Strategy and future directions. These include;
- International Environmental Governance
- Enhancing cooperation and coordination within the chemicals and wastes cluster
- Consultative process on financing options for chemicals and wastes
- Sustainable Consumption and Production
- The world environment situation
- Enhanced Coordination Across the UN System, including the Environment Management Group
Within the broader Rio+20 theme of the International Framework for Sustainable Development IEG is a topic that has matured considerably as a result of regional preparations for the June Summit.
Some of the elements of the draft decision that perhaps I can highlight include:
- Strengthening the role of environment ministers in setting the global environmental agenda ;Inviting the biodiversity-related conventions to begin a synergies process and the UNEP Executive Director to continue administrative synergies of those secretariats of MEAs administered by UNEP
- Adopting the Bali Strategic Plan as a UN-system wide plan for capacity building and technology support
- Extra-budgetary funding to increase support for the UNEP regional offices and expanding the MEA Focal Point programme
The Manila Declaration concluded in the Philippines last month at the Third Intergovernmental review of the Programme for the Protection of the Marine Environment from Land Based Activities is presented here to the Committee of the Whole for information.
This Declaration focuses the GPA on three persistent problems that the world has been grappling with – nutrients which ultimately reach the coast and can lead to 'dead zones'; wastewater which also contributes to degrading coastal waters and marine litter which affects all of us in many ways from water quality to shipping operations.
With a leaner GPA secretariat, forging partnerships with governments, the private sector and civil society will become even more critical in the coming 5 years and UNEP as the secretariat looks forward to building those relationships with member states.
Enhancing cooperation and coordination within the chemicals and wastes cluster
The draft decision among other things underlines the importance of continuing efforts to strengthen the cooperation and coordination in the chemicals and wastes cluster beyond the three chemicals and wastes-related conventions and to explore long term solutions for this important cluster.
Consultative process on financing options for chemicals and wastes
The consultative process was initiated by the UNEP Executive Director in 2009. Following five consultative meetings with governments and other stakeholders, the Executive Director's final report is in front of you.
The Integrated Approach as outlined in the report presents key elements of the four financing tracks as contained in the Outcome Document from the Consultative Process.
Following expected further consultations the Executive Director will submit a final proposal for an integrated approach on financing options for chemicals and wastes for consideration at the third meeting of the International Conference on Chemicals Management in 2012 and the Governing Council in 2012.
Sustainable Consumption and Production
It is clear that most governments were disappointed by the Commission on Sustainable Development's failure last year to adopt the comprehensive Ten Year Framework of Programmes on SCP developed at that session.
Many governments are now looking to Rio+20 as a way of adopting this framework and launching its implementation.
The draft decision before you provides an opportunity to strengthen UNEP's mandate on SCP, calls on governments to support the adoption of the 10 Year Framework of Programmes at Rio+20 and offers UNEP's support in its implementation beyond June.
The World Environment Situation
This week UNEP launches its GEO-5 summary for policymakers (SPM) in advance of the full report scheduled now for early June 2012—to coincide with World Environment Day.
As Governments have negotiated and endorsed the GEO-5 SPM in Gwangju City less than 3 weeks ago you have the opportunity to build on its findings as you consider pathways to Rio+20.
Building on the Eye on Earth Summit in Abu Dhabi for example, this decision includes a strong call for bridging the knowledge and the data gaps that still abound world-wide in 2012.
Filling these knowledge gaps and networking the required information is essential for keeping the World Environment Situation under review.
Finally we have the issue about enhanced Coordination Across the UN System, including the Environment Management Group
I believe that UNEP and the Executive Director with support of other Heads of UN agencies and MEAs have revitalized this important coordination system that indeed reflects UNEP's founding mandate 40 years ago.
I would hope that this draft decision, including encouragement for the Group which the UNEP Executive Director chairs to continue its consultations on advancing the framework for environmental and social sustainability in the UN system including climate neutrality and supporting the biodiversity and Drylands agendas finds favour here in the Committee of the Whole.
Excellences, ladies and gentlemen,
This week we have an opportunity to strengthen the voice, with a view to strengthening the role of the ministers responsible for the environment—globally but also nationally and regionally
Together we have a few short days and a journey to Rio+20 of a few short months.
This week is a moment to be bold and to express your convictions, your aspirations and your collective determination and leadership for the Future We Want.
With that, I open the meeting and in this process, Mr. Chairman, Distinguished Delegates, the secretariat remains at your service.
Thank you


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Noninvasive Survey Uses the Latest Technologies
The Valley of the Khans Project is a noninvasive survey that uses the most advanced technologies to investigate one of the world's greatest ancient mysteries. By locating archaeological sites in this sacred area, the team hopes to enable the conservation of this incredibly important landscape. The team is attempting to map out the rich cultural heritage of the region, while respecting the local traditions which prohibit the desecration of any tomb. The team will use advanced noninvasive imaging and surveying tools that can see underground without turning over a single stone.
A combination of space, aerial, and land remote-sensing tools are being applied to this effort. The size of this extensive region requires detailed analysis of satellite imagerymore than any single individual could handle. This is why we are crowdsourcing, asking you for help. Join us and be part of the biggest survey team the world has ever seen.


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About this itemCuts Limbs and Shrubs with one blade and then quickly switch blades and cut down a whole tree needed.
The 45 cc Blue Max 2-in-1 combination chainsaw features 14" & 20" bar and chain. like having to chainsaws in one. A heavy duty durable case is included to protect your investment. A single cylinder, 2 stroke engine that runs at 2800 RPM with no load. It features a low range anti kick-back chain brake for additional safety. Blue Max also wants to make sure your chainsaw lasts as long as you do so we also include an automatic bar chain oil feed system to keep your chain consistently lubricated and It is center balanced with anti-vibe handle for maximum control and minimizes fatigue. This combo chainsaw includes a Quick Start (CDI) ignition system and has an easy access chain pro tensioner for fast adjustments.
- 45cc pro grade blue max engine, single cylinder, 2 stroke, 2800 RPM no load speed
- 35% higher performance than alternative brands
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- Contains two chainsaw bar and chain lengths: 14 in. and 20 in. for multiple cutting applications
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- Center balanced for maximum control and minimum fatigue
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- Anti vibe handle: extremely low vibration reduces fatigue
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- Rapid-reaction kick-back brake (quick stop), hand guard, safety trigger and convenient on/off switch
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Windows XP stops responding when you switch between logged-on users
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When you try to use Fast User Switching to switch between logged on users in Windows XP Media Center Edition, you may receive a STOP error message on a blue screen, and your computer may stop responding (hang).
Service pack informationTo resolve this problem, obtain the latest service pack for Microsoft Windows XP. For additional information, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
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Hotfix informationA supported hotfix is available from Microsoft. However, this hotfix is intended to correct only the problem that is described in this article. Apply this hotfix only to systems that are experiencing this specific problem. This hotfix might receive additional testing. Therefore, if you are not severely affected by this problem, we recommend that you wait for the next software update that contains this hotfix.
If the hotfix is available for download, there is a "Hotfix download available" section at the top of this Knowledge Base article. If this section does not appear, contact Microsoft Customer Service and Support to obtain the hotfix.
Note If additional issues occur or if any troubleshooting is required, you might have to create a separate service request. The usual support costs will apply to additional support questions and issues that do not qualify for this specific hotfix. For a complete list of Microsoft Customer Service and Support telephone numbers or to create a separate service request, visit the following Microsoft Web site: Note The "Hotfix download available" form displays the languages for which the hotfix is available. If you do not see your language, it is because a hotfix is not available for that language.The English version of this hotfix has the file attributes (or later) that are listed in the following table. The dates and times for these files are listed in coordinated universal time (UTC). When you view the file information, it is converted to local time. To find the difference between UTC and local time, use the Time Zone tab in the Date and Time tool in Control Panel.
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I'm reaching out to you to let you know about an opportunity to lend support to a family going through a very difficult time and for a way to make the Browns games interesting.
A great friend, Mike O'Boyle (a Bowling Green Alumni) has a son MJ that was diagnosed in February of this year with a rare genetic disease called Krabbe disease. MJ has been a patient at the Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh since his diagnosis. For those of you who may not know, Krabbe disease is a degenerative condition of the central and peripheral nervous system which progresses very rapidly and is ultimately terminal in nature. This horrible disease is however preventable and treatable, but only if detected early. MJ has recently received a breakthrough medical treatment consisting of bone marrow transplant/stem cell replacement therapy (BMT/SCT). After extensive chemotherapy and an infusion of cord blood stem cells, he is beginning to turn the corner and show signs of improvement. I can share with you the wonderful news that MJ was able to return home last weekend. No true Browns fan should have to spend football season in Pittsburgh!
So in an effort to 1) celebrate MJs return home, 2) raise money to help with both medical expenses as well as MJ's ongoing care, and 3) raise awareness about infant testing for Krabbe disease, a benefit was held in his honor. Amanda and I were overwhelmed by the show of support the O'Boyle family received at this benefit. Therefore we're trying to keep the fundraising going with Browns sqaures for all 16 games in 2012.
Cost: $50 for the entire season.
How does it work: You choose a square on our board. You have the same square for all 16 games. The numbers assigned to your square will change for each game. Numbers for all games will be randomly drawn prior to the Browns home opener against the Eagles. Winners are determined by using the 2nd digit of the score for each team at the end of the quarter. Quarters 1 thru 3 will pay out $50 and FINAL score will pay $100. Final score means 4th quarter will not pay out in OT games. We'll be able to contribute $1000 to MJ's care after the payouts are complete!
How do you sign up: Email, call, text, Facebook me and tell me how many squares you want. You can also tell me the location of the square or we'll randomly assign you one. Send in your money and get ready for the season.
Deadline: All money must be received by September 7th.
Thanks for taking the time to read this from me. Let's continue to pray for MJ and root for the Browns this season.
Please feel free to forward this to your friends and family.
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You can PM Bill (wmurphyhh)on this site for more contact information.
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Ron Guth: The 1947-D Lincoln Cent is a very common coin and can be found in all grades up to and including MS67RD. The most frequently seen grade is MS66RD, where over 1,100 examples have been certified by PCGS (as of July 2011). The highest grades assigned by PCGS are MS67RD, where over 60 examples have been certified.


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Introduction on motivation for rugby
Why are people playing rugby? Always a good questions to ask, you will be amazed by the answers. What motivates players? Even better question you have to ask yourself! If you want to get the most out of your players you have to sure that you can give them what they want out of the game. This is where this gets interesting: what do want of your players?
If what you want of the team "overlaps" what the players want you have a good basis to work on. Once you mapped out why your players are involved with the game, you can motivate them better. If what you wants is too far away from the teams ideas it is also clear: do not bother.
"Rugby should be fun". "We are competitive team". Is both possible? I believe it can be. How to create a competitive edge AND fun sport environment? Answer: by creating a positive coaching environment.
The teambuilding process is based on four important factors:
- Identity
- Goals
- Structure
- Motivation
An important factor in developing your team is thinking about a motivational plan. With this page I will try to introduce you to this topic. At the bottom you will find some interesting links.
What are motivational components?
I found an article on the CANCoach website that describes these as:
Biological Motivators:
- Life Force - the natural desire of humans to pit themselves against their environment in a struggle of survival.
- A secondary fulfillment is maximum stimulation.
Psychological Motivations:
- Aggression - athletes are stimulated to perform if there is a possibility of: gaining a feeling of power by outperforming others or obtaining a reward.
- Conflict - athletes attempt to resolve internal conflicts by transferring their energy to athletic pursuits.
- Competence - athletes experience feelings of joy and pleasure by interacting purposefully with their environment
Interesting to translate this to rugby: the bottom line is that your opponent is coming towards you to score a try; do you stand in front of him and tackle? How badly do you want to win? Rugby can hurt!
Motivational Climate
I was at this workshop in the Dutch National Sports-center Papendal for a lecture on sport- psychology. On of the presentations was on the subject of motivation. Why do players enjoy sports and what is the role of the coach? Some important notes:
- Sport-psychology is useless without the aid of coaches.
- Even more: the coach should do himself the first mental training.
- Specific things can be handled by you, if necessary by a sport-psychologist.
- Coaches should take genuine interest in the motivation of their players.
One of the most interesting presentations was by Joan Duda, who was involved with the US Gymnastics team. Following are some points from her lecture. Joan described two different sport-climates, which connect to the way athletes think. With this categorization the motivation of an athlete can be understood better and response as a coached better targeted. The two categories are: Task oriented or Ego oriented. You can distinguish these categories by the following:
Task oriented
Ego oriented
Research has shown that the task oriented sport environment is the most successful in bringing out the best in players, also in players who are highly ego oriented. This means that the role of the coach is to create the 'task' climate by doing and saying the correct things. Its important for coaches to understand what motivates his players and create the right climate for his players to flourish. This is reflected by a list of responses for coaches:
Skill-builder Responses which emphasize:
Effort / Improvement / Skill mastery
Ability / Winning / Losing
This table helps you to communicate with players. You address a player on his poor tackle but he will point out that "George" also missed tackles (ego responds). You job is to focus on his individual skill and how it will be great if improves! Re-focus on task orientation.
Positive Coaching Alliance
This Alliance has a website with lots of information regarding positive coaching and creating an Task Oriented environment. Below is a copy from their website.
Honoring the Game Guidelines
The key to preventing adult misbehavior in youth sports is a youth sports culture in which all involved "Honor the Game." Honoring the Game gets to the ROOTS of the matter and involves respect for the Rules, Opponents, Officials, Teammates and one's Self. You don't bend the rules to win. You understand that a worthy opponent is a gift that forces you to play to your highest potential. You show respect for officials even when you disagree. You refuse to do anything that embarrasses your team. You live up to your own standards even if others don't. Here are ways that coaches can create a positive youth sports culture so that children will have fun and learn positive character traits to last a lifetime.
- Model Honoring the Game in behavior and language, especially when the official makes a "bad" call against your team.
- Tell your players you expect them to Honor the Game regardless of what the other team does.
- Recognize that you are the leader of the team, which includes the players AND their parents. Set and reinforce expectations for parent behavior in
- A pre-season letter to parents (download from the PCA website)
- A parent meeting at the beginning of season
- Pre-game conversations at every game
- Support the officials, especially if your parents yell at them. Tell parents they are to Honor the Game even if the official makes a bad call.
- Appoint a team parent as "Culture Keeper" to gently remind other parents on the sideline to Hon our the Game.
- Make sure they have Hon our cards, buttons, and stickers to distribute.
In the Netherlands the government runs a similar program called Kanjers in the Sport. In workshops clubs get to understand the different characters (a Rooster, a Monkey, a Rabbit and how all to become Tigers.
Money and Rugby
Nowadays players seem to go where the money goes, sad really. Rewards such as praise, publicity and increased self-esteem are often more powerful than the tangible rewards of money. As a club you can help to provide these! The effects of rewards are dependent on the orientation of the player - some are very financially motivated while others are more intrinsically motivated. Players with high levels of intrinsic motivation are those who reach high levels in rugby and are more likely to be absolutely committed. This is a good opportunity for a club: built an "infrastructure" that will attract those kinds of players. Positive motivation is the preferred approach and moves players towards a positive experience, and towards something they want to happen, while a negative approach aims to drive players away from a negative experience.
Related documents
Joan Duda published her views on these matters. This article gives some background information on the subject. Its main focus is the motivation of kids and why a positive sport experience when young is important for future life. A little test for players to see what their orientation is also included. The article ends with tips for players, coaches and parents. Good Stuff!
- Interested? Go to the Links page and click on the PCA logo to go to their website.
- Another great website which tackles these issues is the "Coaching Youth Sports" website. Have a look...


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© St. Petersburg Times, published April 18, 2001
A fifth man has been arrested in connection with an insurance scam in which three cars were falsely reported stolen and dumped, Pinellas sheriff's investigators said Tuesday.
Jack Nelson, 32, of 6810 Stonethrows Circle, St. Petersburg, was arrested Monday morning on an insurance fraud charge. He is accused of trying to collect $15,000 in insurance money after conspiring with two men who agreed to steal his 1994 Mercedes Benz, then dumped it in the water off the Bay Pines boat ramps, sheriff's officials said.
Deputies discovered the sunken car. The two other men, Robert Riffey, 29, of Pinellas Park, and Steven M. Derry, 22, were arrested in the past several weeks on charges of grand theft auto and altering a vehicle identification number. Sheriff's officials say two other men, Carl J. Plzak, 41, of Winter Haven, and Joseph Paul Delio, 22, of Pinellas Park hired the pair to steal and dump their cars so they could collect insurance. Both were arrested last week.


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Skip to comments.El Chupacabra Mystery Definitively Solved, Expert Claims
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Benjamin Radford, author of several books on monsters and paranormal phenomena, managing editor of the journal The Skeptical Inquirer and LiveScience columnist, has released what he says to be definitive proof that El Chupacabra is not real; it's not even a hoax, he said, but rather a leftover memory of a science-fiction film.
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This guy is saying that the stories of El Chupacabra started in 1995?
Too early or not early enough?
There might be alot that is unexplained, but such a hypothesis trades ignorance for confusion.
If the hoax started in 1995 then it reached legend status in a short time. I thought it was much older than that.
More importantly, what happened to Natasha Henstridge?
I grew up in south Texas and heard my first Chupacabra stories in the 1970s at Girl Scout camp.
So it wasn't from a 1995 movie.
"I Believe."
Perhaps the only thing these sightings have in common is the 'go-to' name Chupacabra . . . a sort of latin Boogeyman.
What's the number of that interweb so's I can see it for my own self?
Whether Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster, Champ or a host of other "monsters" reliable witnesses are seeing something. I do agree with the article that in this day when digital cameras are readily available and people are actively looking for these creatures it is strange that there are not more videos, photos or other tangible evidence.
I just wish the History Channel aired shows about history rather than mythical monsters and aliens. I like the swamp people show, but there are better channels to air it on.
I recall it being described as a bear shape with no hair and vicious fangs and claws. Fast as a coyote and meaner than a stepped on rattler.
And he's bad (bad) bad (bad) El Chupacabra
Faster than ol' coyote
Meaner than a stepped on rattler
I don't know about Chupacabra but I'm willing to bet all the Bigfoot sightings can be attributed to Michelle O on her many vacations.
There are no more Chupacabra sightings once a Free Range Chicken is introduced into the area.
Much older than that...I've been in South Central TX for 40 years and those stories go back into my childhood.
B.S. I known of a couple of fellow showmen that displayed "Chupacabras" in Puerto Rico back in the 80's. The fear of the animal was widespread back then. I have had patrons of my museum tell me of their encounters with chupacabras, which were quite horrific. Legend or real? Well, I have one and when on display, invokes a certain horror and fear in people.
The 1995 reports became known outside Puerto Rico, but the supposed critter was around by name before that. Phony explanations for cryptids, UFOs, etc etc get saddled on immediately as the one the only truth by the skepticultists. The existence of an unknown animal shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone; anything with unnatural or supernatural abilities is probably (heh) an observational error in the case of cryptids.
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