text: Youth Lacrosse of Minnesota 2015 Coaches Certification www.youthlaxmn.org Overview YLM General Information YLM Operational Guidelines YLM Player Boundary Rules YLM Coaching Information Certified Coach Coach Code of Conduct Discipline Policy The Role of the Coach Disciplinary Policy Boys Lacrosse Rules of Play Resources Slide 2 YLM General Information YLM Mission Statement While placing the best interest of our participants at the forefront, our mission is to provide a safe, fun and unified environment for the development and further advancement of youth lacrosse in Minnesota. Youth Lacrosse of Minnesota is a not-for-profit organization 2015 Season Boys youth lacrosse is organized by the YLM Girls are allowed to participate, but should be discouraged at the U-15 Division Girls youth lacrosse is organized by MSSLAX and all girls are encouraged to play in this league (http://eteamz.active.com/msslax/) Slide 3 YLM Operational Guidelines Division cutoff is based on age as of August 31st of the preceding year U-9 Division - rules based on U-9 modifications U-11 A and B Divisions - rules based on U-11 modifications U-13 A and B Divisions - rules based on U-13 modifications U-15 A and B Divisions - rules based on U-15 modifications • A Divisions are designated as competitive • All U9, U-11B and U-13B Divisions are designated as non-competitive and intended for player development and multiple teams should be balanced. • Communities with 2 or more U-15 or U-13 teams must field at least one A team, unless a YLM waiver is approved. U-11A teams are optional. Multiple teams within any program should be balanced Each YLM Association is to determine the composition of their teams Keep in mind the spirit of fair play and the advancement of lacrosse in Minnesota All players, coaches and officials must have a US Lacrosse Membership Operational Guidelines are listed on the YLM website Slide 4 YLM Player Boundary Rules All associations within the YLM shall limit their enrollment to those players who reside within their community's public high school attendance area as defined by local school district maps (defined as: Residing Community). Exceptions May Apply. For Example: A player who has open-enrolled to a public school located outside the Residing Community. A player who does not have a YLM association within their public high school attendance area must register with the nearest geographic neighboring YLM association, but may not displace a player from that Residing Community. In addition, no more than 20% of a team can be made up of players outside the Residing Community. Private Schools may form YLM teams Waivers All players seeking to register with a YLM team outside their Residing Community, regardless of reason, MUST obtain a YLM waiver prior to registration. Waivers will be granted only in special circumstances. Waivers must be submitted on a YLM Waiver form. Waiver will be reviewed, and approved or denied by the YLM VP of Operations. Slide 5 YLM Player Boundary Rules (continued) Violations Any association found to be in willful violation of this policy will receive a written warning from the YLM VP of Operations. Policy violators will be required to correct their registration practices immediately. Failure to comply will result in ultimate expulsion from membership in the YLM, or such other sanctions as may be provided in YLM rules or as determined by the YLM board. Appeals Members do have the right to appeal the decision of the Vice President by request at a future YLM board meeting. Slide 6 Certified Coaches For the 2015 YLM Season, head coaches will be required to be YLM certified. It is strongly encouraged that all assistant coaches also become certified. The following items must be completed by a coach to be "YLM Certified": Active membership of US Lacrosse Attendance at a YLM Certification Meeting or completion of MBSLA on-line training Completion of YLM Coach Code of Conduct - Online at YLM website Completion of Minnesota State Concussion training (association responsibility) Background check (association responsibility) Registration on YLM website Completion of the US Lacrosse Level 1 USL Online Training Course (by 2016) Once all the above are completed, coaches will be certified by the YLM A Certified Coach must be present at EVERY game Failure to do so results in a forfeiture of the game Certified coaches are not tied to a team - if the coach is absent, another certified coach can stand in, even if an uncertified assistant coach runs the game Slide 7 YLM Coach Code of Conduct As a member of US Lacrosse and a participant in Youth Lacrosse of Minnesota, all coaches are required to adhere to the following conditions: Coaches are to conduct themselves in a manner that "Honors the Game" of lacrosse. This includes remembering the ROOTS of lacrosse: RULES - refusing to bend the rules to win OPPONENTS - a worthy opponent brings out your best OFFICIALS - show respect even if you disagree TEAMMATES - never do anything to embarrass your team SELF - live up to your own standards even when others don't The value of good sportsmanship, the concepts of fair play, and the development of skills should always be placed above winning The safety and wellness of the players are of primary importance You must always be aware of the tremendous influence you have on your players and strive to be a positive role model Slide 8 YLM Coach Code of Conduct (continued) YLM Coach Code of Conduct continued: You should demonstrate positive behaviors and reinforce them to your players, parents, officials, and spectators You will demonstrate utmost respect for officials and reinforce that respect with your players You should demonstrate a solid knowledge of both the national and local rules of lacrosse, and will adhere to the rules in both the letter and spirit of the game Grievances or misunderstandings between coaches, officials, or any other involved persons should be communicated through proper channels and procedures, never on the field of play. You will familiarize yourself with these channels prior to the onset of games You understand that a violation of this Code of Conduct may result in a review by the Youth Lacrosse of Minnesota Board of Directors and a possible disciplinary action, including suspension All coaches are required to sign this YLM Coach Code of Conduct on the YLM website before the start of the season. Slide 9 US Lacrosse: The Role of the Coach A Positive Coach: Is a positive motivator and refuses to motivate through fear, intimidation or shame. He establishes order and discipline in a positive manner. Works to remain positive even through losing streaks. He recognizes that it is often when things go wrong that a coach can have the most positive impact and teach the most important lessons. Regardless of the adversity involved, he refuses to demean himself or his players by resorting to fear, intimidation or shame. He always treats athletes with respect regardless of how well they perform. Coaches for mastery rather than victory, which he sees as a by-product of the pursuit of excellence. He focuses on effort rather than outcome, learning rather than comparison to others. Recognizes that mistakes are an important and inevitable part of learning and encourages an environment in which players are willing to risk making a mistake. Slide 10 US Lacrosse: The Role of the Coach (continued) A Positive Coach (continued): Sets standards of continuous learning and improvement for himself and his players. He encourages and inspires his players, whatever their level of mastery, to strive to get better without threatening them. He is committed to becoming the best coach he can be and continually seeks to improve his own effectiveness. "Honors the Game." He feels an obligation to the sport he coaches. He loves his sport and shares his love and enjoyment with his players. He feels privileged to be able to take part in his sport. Respects opponents, recognizing that a worthy opponent will push their team to do their best. Understands the important role that officials play and strives to show them respect even when he disagrees with their decisions. Values the rich tradition of the sport and works to honor the spirit as well as the letter of its rules. Demonstrates personal integrity and would rather lose than win by dishonoring the game. Slide 11 YLM Discipline Policy All disciplinary actions are to be initiated by the filing of an Incident Report which is located on the YLM website. Initial review will be conducted by the VP of League Operations, including an opportunity for all interested parties to provide information. The VP will have the authority to negotiate an agreeable resolution. Any such resolution will be presented to the Board at its next regular meeting for such action as it deems prudent. If the VP cannot negotiate a resolution, a complaint or report will be reviewed by the YLM Board as a whole at its next scheduled meeting, or earlier if possible. A decision will be based on the VP report and any other information that may be submitted. Consequences may range from a private admonishment to suspension for a game or a full season or more at the Board's discretion. Roster sharing at any division is not allowed Slide 12 2015 Points of Emphasis Violent Collisions Some body contact is permitted at all levels of boys' youth lacrosse, with progressively more age-appropriate contact permitted as players become more physically mature and learn proper checking techniques. However, sports medicine research indicates that the severity of certain injuries may be reduced if a player can anticipate and prepare himself for an oncoming hit, and other sports medicine research indicates that peripheral vision may not be fully developed in many boys before approximately age fifteen. Therefore, there is no justification for deliberate and violent collision by any player at any youth level, especially intentional player-to-player collisions with defenseless players (so-called "blind side" and "buddypass" checks), checks involving the head and/or neck, and excessive body-checks ("take-out checks"). Slide 13 2015 Points of Emphasis Violent Collision (continued) The 2015 NFHS Rules and US Lacrosse Boys Youth Rules more clearly define such violent collisions and in many cases increase the severity of the penalties that prohibit them. All participants must work together to reduce or eliminate such violent collisions from the game. Therefore, US Lacrosse urges that: officials apply these violent collision rules and utilize the more severe penalty options, and reminds them that body-checks that might be acceptable in high school play may be excessive in youth lacrosse, and should be penalized accordingly. coaches teach players to avoid delivering excessive or illegal checks, and support the officials when they penalize such checks. Slide 14 2015 Points of Emphasis Sportsmanship Players, coaches, and spectators should exhibit the highest level of sportsmanship at all times. Unsportsmanlike conduct by coaches and/or players and/or spectators degrades the experience of youth players and erodes the integrity and appeal of the sport. Therefore, unsportsmanlike conduct will not be tolerated. Obscenities need not be used in order for language to draw a penalty. Tone, intent, and body language can all contribute to unsportsmanlike conduct. US Lacrosse expects officials to enforce the Unsportsmanlike Conduct rules without hesitation. Coaches must model appropriate sportsmanlike behavior and promote good sportsmanship among players and anybody associated with the team, including spectators. In particular, coaches must support officials in maintaining an environ- ment of civility and sportsmanship. Coaches and officials should be partners in providing the best possible lacrosse experience for youth players. Many people become officials because they value the game or want to support youth sports. However, nobody likes to be yelled at, and officials, especially younger and less experienced officials, may find the experience so unpleas- ant that they stop officiating. Lack of competent officials is one of the biggest barriers to Slide 15 responsible growth of the game. 2015 Points of Emphasis Sportsmanship (continued) Coaches and officials should be partners in providing the best possible lacrosse experience for youth players. Many people become officials because they value the game or want to support youth sports. However, nobody likes to be yelled at, and officials, especially younger and less experienced officials, may find the experience so unpleasant that they stop officiating. Lack of competent officials is one of the biggest barriers to responsible growth of the game. US Lacrosse encourages leagues and local programs to utilize the Sideline Manager and Sportsmanship Card program, details of which can be found at www.uslacrosse.org under "Programs & Grants" in the drop-down menu from the "Resources" tab on the homepage. US Lacrosse initiated the Sideline Manager and Sportsmanship Card program to invest the lacrosse community with responsibility for making good sportsmanship the rule, rather than the exception, in the sport of lacrosse. When used in conjunction with the rules, the Sportsmanship Card procedures serve as an effective deterrent to abusive behaviors. Slide 16 Boys Lacrosse Rules of Play The game is to be played with the emphasis on the proper development of stick, team, and sportsmanship skills following US Lacrosse Boys Lacrosse Rules including the following: The rules for all YLM games are US Lacrosse Boys Youth Rules with the Minnesota Youth Rules supplement that includes the US Lacrosse Youth Rules. The YLM has worked together with other organizations that sponsor boys youth lacrosse to ensure the rules regarding play of the game are the same for all youth games. Slide 17 Boys Lacrosse Rules of Play It is highly recommended that every head coach have a copy of the 2015 NFHS Boys Lacrosse Rules Book and the Minnesota Youth Rules document at every game. The rule book should be sent to you as part of your US Lacrosse Membership The Minnesota Youth Rules document (which includes the full text of the US Lacrosse Boys Youth Rules) is available from the officials website (www.umloa.org) from the "Documents" page or you can use these shortcuts: Full Rules bit.ly/mnboyslax2015rules Age by Age Differences bit.ly/mnboyslax2015RuleDiff YLM exceptions to the Rules of Play must be followed Slide 18 Ejection Policy Players, coaches or fans who are ejected from a regularseason game will be suspended for the remainder of that game plus the next two (2) games. Players, coaches or fans who are ejected during postseason play will be suspended for the remainder of the season, including all State Tournament games. Players, coaches or fans who are ejected and are unable to complete their suspension may be required to serve the suspension at the beginning of the following season or League, if applicable (MBSLA to YLM). Slide 19 YLM/Minnesota Rules of Play Reminders and Exceptions The National Federation of State High Schools (NFHS) Boys Lacrosse Rules and Minnesota Youth Rules (which include the US Lacrosse Youth Rules) governs all YLM play. Reminders and exceptions include: No 20 second defensive count at any age level No 10 second offensive count in the U-9 and U-11 Divisions YLM Points of Emphasis to be reviewed with your players A player will "foul-out" of a game if they commit 3 personal fouls (1, 2 or 3 minute penalties) or accumulate 5 total minutes of penalty time from personal fouls (30 second technical fouls do not count toward fouling out). No One-handed Checks – one-handed checks are always illegal even if merely attempted and no contact is made No Take Out Checks - checks in which the player lowers his head or shoulders with the force and intent to knock another player to the ground are illegal All Unnecessary Roughness penalties are non-releasable The penalty for targeting the head or neck is a minimum 2 or 3 minutes of non-releasable penalty or, in serve cases immediate ejection Coaches are expected to review the rules document and instruct players accordingly. Slide 20 YLM/Minnesota Rules of Play Exceptions (continued) At the U13 and U15 levels teams may be warned to "Get It In/Keep It In" if the officials feel they are stalling. This is not enforced at the U11 and U9 levels. At the U13 and U15 levels, the team leading will be required to keep the ball in the box once entered during the last two minutes of play. The official signal for this situation is"Keep It In" however it is the team's responsibility to keep it in during the last two minutes even if the officials have not warned them. Substitution horns are not used at any level of play. If the goalkeeper receives a time-serving penalty, but the team does not have a second goalkeeper immediately available to take the field, the head coach of the offending team will choose a defensive player to serve the penalty. The player must have been on the field at the time of the call and it shall be a non-releasable penalty and double the regular time. Slide 21 YLM/Minnesota Rules of Play Exceptions (continued) Game cancellations Any of the following: head coaches, time keeper or officials can decide if a game should be canceled due to weather conditions It is the home team's responsibility to identify a date and time when a game can be rescheduled and submit the request to the YLM Game Scheduler (there is a form on the YLM website to submit a Game Change Request). Rescheduling of games must be done through the YLM Scheduler Interrupted or Delayed Games If a game is interrupted or delayed but can still be played or restarted, the game should still end at the originally planned time. Example: A game is scheduled for 6:15 to 7:15 but there is a long delay for an injured player. The game should still be concluded at 7:15 even if the full game time is not complete. Example: a team arrives late for a game and it starts 15 minutes late. The game should be shortened to end on time. A game is considered complete if play has advanced midway into the 3rd quarter of play Slide 22 U9 Division Rule Modifications The game is to be played with the emphasis on the proper development of stick, team and sportsmanship skills following NFHS Boys Lacrosse Rules with the following exceptions: Play will be 7 on 7 including a goalie on a small-sided field Small field dimensions apply so there are no offsides No Body Checking - same incidental contact allowed as U11 Two Pass Rule Applies: The offensive team is prohibited from shooting until the ball is declared "hot." Once declared "hot," the offense remains hot until the defense gains possession, a goal is scored, or the period ends resulting in a faceoff. It is a technical foul on the offense if they shoot and are not hot. Officials will declare a team hot when it has completed two passes without the ball touching the ground. Officials will verbally count "one" on the first complete pass and raise an index finger. Upon completion of the second pass, the officials will verbally say "Hot" (or "Two") and briefly point in the direction of play. If the ball touches the ground after the first pass, the officials will verbally call "reset" and give the reset signal (circling one hand in the air) and start the process over. Slide 23 U11 Division Rules Modifications No Body Checking All penalties are time serving No 10 second count Incidental Body Contact is acceptable Contact made on the field that is considered incidental by the officials is allowed Incidental body contact is defined as: • Equal opposing pressure • Positional ground ball contact • Accidental collisions • Players are allowed to step in front of driving players in order to protect the goalie It is the referee's decision if contact was incidental - Safety First! Slide 24 Game Format Field Layout Standard NFHS field dimensions Seven (7) orange cones required Corners of the field (4), midfield opposite benches (1), and sub area (2) U9 will play on modified fields 60 yards long x 40 yards wide with goals 10-15 yards from the side or end lines Parents and other fans must be on the opposite side of the field from players/coaches Game Traditions Pre-game Coin toss for U15 and U13 only, but ALL age groups will do Full Team line-ups Goalies shake hands Players shake hands End of Game Yell a cheer to honor the opposing team End of game hand shake - remove equipment to shake opponent's hands Slide 25 Game Format (continued) Game Format (4) 12 minute quarters - running clock 1 timeout per half - maximum 2 minutes long Coaches must stay inside the coaches area during timeouts 2 minute intermission between first/second and third/fourth quarters 5 minute intermission at half Teams change ends to start each quarter No overtime - ties stand Face-offs begin each game unless there is a pre-game penalty Point Differential for U9 and U11 Divisions only: When a team has a six goal lead, the team that is behind will be given the ball at the midfield line in lieu of a faceoff as long as the six goal lead is maintained and as long as the trailing head coach doesn't request a faceoff. Applies to all faceoffs unless a team is due possession because of a penalty. Slide 26 Game Format (continued) Referees All referees are required to be certified and be at least High School Sophomores Referees shall understand and enforce the NFHS Rules with the Minnesota Youth Rule modifications. A minimum of 2 officials are needed at all games Referee discretion The Referees' main objectives are to call the game fairly and, most importantly, protect the players from injury Any type of play that is considered dangerous shall be considered illegal Officials control the game from the start until teams have left the field - if in doubt, a penalty will be called Always err on the side of safety Referees will be assigned and paid by the YLM Slide 27 Game Format (continued) Penalty Enforcement For All Divisions (U9, U11, U13, and U15) This includes all personal fouls and time-serving technical fouls Penalty times will be exact time; ie. A one minute penalty will be served for one minute of game time. There is no longer time and a half. The following infractions result in non-releasable penalty time: Equipment violations and illegal sticks (illegal stick, missing mouth guard) Unsportsmanlike behavior (swearing or foul/abusive/taunting language by players, coaches or fans) Checks that target the head or neck or are initiated with the head or helmet Any body check that targets a defenseless player - 2 or 3 minute penalty Any take-out or excessive body check - 2 or 3 minute penalty Unnecessary Roughness - 1, 2 or 3 minute penalty. USC penalties will be enforced as: First offense: 1 minute non-releasable penalty. Second offense: 3 minute non-releasable penalty and ejection Fighting will be grounds for immediate ejection from the game, followed by possible League sanctions for multiple violations Slide 28 The Perfect Lacrosse Game The Perfect Lacrosse Game: Well coached Knowledge of rules Help keep the game safe Support kids in their love of the game YLM Emphasis: Well coached Knowledge of rules/US Lacrosse Level 1 YLM Certification/Background Checks Emphasis on the positive roles we play Well played Well played Good use of fundamentals Ball is moved around the field with passing Minimal penalties Proper rules emphasis at each level Game structure & length Well refereed Well refereed Proper use of rules and emphasis on safety Good fundamentals of officiating right preparation, right position, right call Support coaches/kids in playing the game correctly Emphasis on referee training Better use of senior/junior officials Emphasis on proper dress and conduct Well watched Well watched Fan behavior is respectful of coaches, officials/players Fans are knowledgeable/appreciative of good play Chill Managers program Blue sportsmanship card Slide 29 Field Markings Slide 30 Game Equipment and Personnel Requirements Game Balls EACH team must supply game balls for one end line and one sideline for every game. All balls must include labeling that reads: "Meets NOCSAE Standard." A game cannot start nor continue without the proper balls. The Home Team is responsible for (even at neutral site games): A scorers table with: Game clock and penalty clock Score board Horn to end quarters and game Copy of the Minnesota Youth Rules and NFHS Boys Lacrosse rule book CHILL Manager - must be present at start of game to avoid penalty and forfeit Certified Coach – must be present at start of game to avoid penalty and forfeit Adult time keeper and score keeper - both must remain neutral during the game Properly lined and marked fields and legal 6 x 6 goals Sanitation facilities and water within vicinity of the field - due to varying resources this is not mandatory Slide 31 Required Field Player Equipment Lacrosse Helmet (NOCSAE Approved) Helmet with a cupped four point chin strap fastened to all four hookups Hockey helmets are not acceptable for any player Mouthpiece The mouthpiece must be a highly visible color (cannot be clear or white) Gloves The cutting or altering of gloves is prohibited Other Protective Equipment Shoulder pads Arm pads Athletic protective cups – REQUIRED and are the coach's responsibility Recommended Equipment Rib pads Cleats (no steel spikes) Slide 32 Required Goalkeeper Equipment Lacrosse Helmet (NOCSAE Approved) Helmet with a cupped four point chin strap fastened to all four hookups Hockey helmets are not acceptable for any player Throat Protector Attached to the helmet (foam or plastic is acceptable but should be for lacrosse) Mouthpiece The mouthpiece must be a highly visible color (cannot be clear or white) Gloves The cutting or altering of gloves is prohibited Other Protective Equipment Chest protector Elbow pads - REQUIRED Athletic protective cups - REQUIRED Recommended Equipment Shin guards (as long as they don't significantly increase the width of the goalie's leg) Cleats (no steel spikes) Slide 33 Crosse Requirements Crosse Lengths U9 Division 37 to 42 inches long No long poles at U-9 Goalie's stick may be 37 to 52 inches long U11 Division 37 to 42 inches long for short sticks 47 to 54 inches long for long sticks Goalie's stick may be 37 to 52 inches long The use of "long" sticks at this level is discouraged by USL and YLM U13 and U15 Divisions 40 to 42 inches long for short sticks 52 to 72 inches long for long sticks Goalie's stick may be 40 to 72 inches long Slide 34 Crosse Requirements Continued Pocket The pocket of a stick shall be deemed illegal if the top surface of a lacrosse ball, when placed in the head of the stick, is below the bottom edge of the side wall The ball must freely roll out of the pocket - see rule book for details No stringers / leathers longer than 2" End Cap Requirement All hollow shafts shall have cap manufactured for a lacrosse stick Tape alone is not acceptable – not penalized but must be fixed immediately Crosse Dimensions The head of the stick must be 6.5 to 10 inches wide (field players) The minimum length from throat to top outside of the stick is 10 inches Equipment Inspections Officials will conduct random equipment inspections The player's stick will be included Focus on the pocket depth and roll out not length and width Coaches may request stick inspections Slide 35 NFHS Rules: Personal Fouls The penalty for a personal foul shall be: Suspension from the game of the offending player for 1, 2 or 3 minutes, depending on the official's judgment of the severity and perceived intent of the personal foul Ball is given to the team fouled Served whether or not a goal is scored Cross Check and Cross Check Holds A player may not check his opponent with the handle of the crosse that is between the player's hands, either by thrusting away from the body or by holding it extended from the body. Illegal Body Check Including Checks to the Head or Neck Body checking of an opponent who is not in possession of the ball Avoidable body check of an opponent after he has passed or shot the ball Body checking of an opponent from the rear or at or below the waist Body checking of an opponent in which contact is made above the shoulders Body checking of an opponent who has any part of his body on the ground Slide 36 NFHS Rules: Personal Fouls (continued) Illegal Crosse A stick may be found illegal if the pocket is too deep or if any other part of the stick was altered to gain an advantage Use of Illegal Equipment A player may not use equipment that does not conform to specifications Fingers or palms may not be cut of the gloves Gloves altered in a way that compromises their protective features A player not wearing the required equipment (shoulder, arm pads, or cup, etc) receives a 1 minute non-releasable penalty Slashing Swinging a stick at an opponent's stick or body with deliberate viciousness or reckless abandon Striking an opponent in an attempt to dislodge the ball from his stick Striking an opponent in any part of the face, neck, chest, back, shoulders, groin or on the head with the stick Repeatedly striking the opponents lower gloved hand with no attempt to dislodge the ball Slide 37 NFHS Rules: Personal Fouls (continued) Tripping A player may not trip an opponent with any part of his body or stick Tripping is obstructing an opponent at or below the waist with the stick, hands, arms, feet or legs, by any positive primary action if the obstructing player is on his feet or not. Unnecessary Roughness An excessively violent infraction of the rules against holding and pushing Deliberate and excessively violent contact made by a player against a player who has established a screening position Any avoidable act that is deliberate and excessively violent, whether it be with the body or stick A check delivered with the gloved hand or hands may not be delivered with a punching blow Releasing from the box and immediately body checking a vulnerable or defenseless player All unnecessary roughness penalties are non-releasable in youth play Slide 38 NFHS Rules: Personal Fouls (continued) Unsportsmanlike Conduct (USC) No player, substitute, non playing member of a squad, coach, or anyone officially connected with a competing team shall: Enter into an argument with an official as to any decision that has been made or in any way attempt to influence the decision Use threatening, profane or obscene language or gestures at any time during the game Bait or call undue attention to oneself, or any other act considered unsportsmanlike by the officials These are non-releasable penalties Slide 39 NFHS Rules: Personal Fouls (continued) Ejection A player, substitute, coach, non-playing member of a team or anyone officially connected with the team shall be ejected for: Deliberately striking or attempting to strike anyone or leaving the bench area during an altercation Use of tobacco or smokeless tobacco Second non-releasable, unsportsmanlike foul Any action deemed by the officials to be flagrant misconduct Slide 40 NFHS Rules: Technical Fouls The penalty for a technical foul shall be either 30-second suspension of the offending player from the game (if the team fouled had possession of the ball at the time the foul was committed) OR Simply the awarding of the ball to the team fouled Crease Violation / Goalkeeper Interference Any crease violation or interference with the goalkeeper of a technical nature while the ball is in possession of the defensive team outside of the crease Any crease violation or interference with the goalkeeper while he and the ball are in the crease, whether or not he has possession of the ball Holding A player may not: Use the portion of the handle that is between his hands to hold an opponent Step on the stick of an opponent Hold an opponent with his stick Hold or pin an opponent's stick against the body of the opponent with his stick Hold an opponent with his free hand that is off the stick Slide 41 NFHS Rules: Technical Fouls (continued) Illegal Procedure Touching the ball with the hands (except the goalie) Illegal actions with stick - a player shall not: Throw his stick under any circumstances Take part in the play in any manner without his stick Crosse in face of opponent Entering the game from the penalty area before authorized Delay of game Participation in the play of the game by a player out of bounds Any player not in his restraining area at the time of the face-off whistle Failure to remain 5 yards from a player having a free play Having more than 10 players in the game at any time, including the penalty box Having more than four long sticks in the game (excluding the goalie) Deliberately creating a loose ball to circumvent the rules of failure to advance Failure to advance the ball beyond the midfield line into the goal area in 10 sec Slide 42 NFHS Rules: Technical Fouls (continued) Illegal Offensive Screening No offensive player shall move into and make contact with a defensive player with the purpose of blocking a defensive player from the man he is playing, nor shall the offensive player hold this stick rigid or extend his stick rigid to impede the normal movements of the defensive man Conduct Foul A coach shall not enter the field of play without the permission of an official, except to attend to an injured player, to warm up a goalkeeper, or during half time A player, coach, trainer or other person officially connected with the team shall not: Leave the bench area and/or coaches area on his side of the field Object to an official's decision by arguing or gesturing Interference A player shall not interfere in any manner with the free movement of an opponent, except when that opponent has possession, the ball is in flight and within 3 yards, or both players are within 3 yards of a loose ball Slide 43 NFHS Rules: Technical Fouls (continued) Offside The ball is awarded to the offended team in its offensive side of the field at the face-off X if the attacking team is offside with possession of the ball. Pushing A player shall not thrust or shove an opponent from the rear Pushing is permitted from the front or side when an opponent has possession of the ball or is within 5 yards of a loose ball Pushing shall be done with either closed hand, shoulder or forearm, and both hands shall be on the crosse Offensive Stalling During the last two minutes of regulation play, offensive stalling rules are in effect for the team that is ahead (at the U13 and U15 levels only) Slide 44 NFHS Rules: Technical Fouls (continued) Warding Off A player in possession of the ball shall not use his free hand or arm or any other part of his body to hold, push or control the direction of the movement of the crosse or body of the player applying a check Withholding Ball From Play When a loose ball is on the ground, a player shall not lie on the ball, trap it with his crosse longer than necessary to control the ball and pick it up with one continuous motion, or withhold the ball from play in any other manner Slide 45 CHILL Manager Job Description Each team is required to have a CHILL Manager (Cool Heads Instill Life Lessons) Maintain a positive and sportsmanlike environment around the playing field, including both sidelines. The officials will handle on-field sportsmanship issues. Your coach should introduce you to your team which consists of yourself, the opposing team's CHILL manager, the officials, the coaches and everyone "Honoring the Game". You should partner with the other CHILL Manager and feel free to discuss issues with him/her. Please also feel free to discuss concerns with the coaches and officials. You may stop the game to speak with officials by asking the timer/scorer to sound the horn at a dead ball/on a whistle. Behavior that does not "Honor the Game" includes: Entering the field of play, bench or table area or throwing objects onto the field Continued berating of officials or others involved with the game Verbal threats of bodily harm, injury or death The use of obscene or highly abusive language Fighting Slide 46 CHILL Manager Job Description (continued) Intervention In as private and calm a manner as possible ask the misbehaving person "Do you think you are Honoring the Game right now?" or say to them "You seem pretty upset." Remind them that part of the way we do things here is that we respect the official even if we disagree with a call. "You may be right about that call being incorrect, but here, we Honor the Game and show respect to officials even if they are wrong." Assertive Statement: Sometimes a person will not respond to your more subtle interventions. Here are some further things you can say: "That's not the way we do things in here!" "Yelling at the official is not Honoring the Game." "It's not okay to act like that here." "That kind of behavior has no place here." Hand the person the sportsmanship card and walk away. Head immediately to timer/scorer area and have them signal the officials. Inform the officials of the situation in as much detail as possible. The officials will give you any further instructions. If you feel the behavior warrants it, you may administer the sportsmanship card immediately. Don't place yourself at risk. Remember to respect personal space, as you do not want to create another incident. 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This is not really about Ryan Gosling's face or Casey Affleck's teeth. It's not about Scarlett Johansson either but, as in a film featuring an ensemble cast of stars, they will all have parts to play.
It's actually about style, used adjectivally as in "stylish thriller". The latest features of a genre that's been around for a while, in a range of international guises, came into sharp definition with the release of Drive in 2011. Obviously, the neon-noir cinematography was as gorgeous as its star, Ryan Gosling. And so, by implication, was the violence he dished out in increasingly lavish helpings as the plot accelerated towards an inevitably bloody conclusion. Same with The Place Beyond the Pines, which offered a similarly delectable experience except this time the mode of transport was motorbike rather than motorcar – and Gosling had gone blond. Not just a pretty face (we'll come back to this), he is, of course, a serious actor with the knack of conveying inner life with minimum effort.
The problem with Drive was that any kind of psychology went out the window once the graphic requirements of violence took hold. (The same happens after the opening scenario – the delivery of a pizza, say – in pornography.) Remember when he was making out with Carey Mulligan in an elevator before beating up a guy and stamping on his head? She seemed unfazed by the revelation of this less than charming side of her boyfriend's character. But what would it be like if you found yourself falling for someone who behaved like that? It would be like dating Ray Winstone in Nil by Mouth: a sure sign that a fist was coming soon to a face near yours.
A few years ago, I was with a friend in downtown San Francisco. We stepped inside a bar as a group of rough-looking youths came towards us. The bar was noisy with pumping hip-hop. Heading to a table we looked through the plate-glass windows and saw the leader of this group engaged in a furious fight. His opponent fell to the floor and was soon getting kicked in the head. The window was like a movie screen, the music deafening. It was, as people say of intense experiences, like watching a film – except in one detail: it was completely horrible. Of course it was; violence, outside of a boxing ring, is always ugly. The one thing it is not is stylish.
Even more appalling than fights is their aftermath, when the damage is done, when ambulances take the injured to hospital. Not so in movies, where people recover quickly from the most terrible thumpings. In Out of the Furnace, Affleck is twice beaten to a pulp in bare-knuckle bouts (the first time he bounces back and beats the guy who is beating him to a pulp into even more of a pulp) but on both occasions his teeth remain in perfect shape. While much effort is devoted to making sure that every detail in a movie is realistic, impeccable dental work might well be Hollywood's most implacable convention. Audiences eat up beatings and murders but will not stomach bad teeth.
In real life, teeth are the second things to go, in fights, after the nose. You can always recognise tough people because of their missing teeth and busted noses. They look awful – they look like people who've been in fights. (As someone at ringside says of Tony Janiro after he's been pummelled by Jake LaMotta in Raging Bull: "He ain't pretty no more.") They don't look like pretty boy Gosling because at some point, however quick they are to stomp people in an elevator, they will have met someone who's stomped them first – and that someone might well turn out to have been their dad.
Perfect movie teeth are metonyms – dentonyms? – of a larger dishonesty: the purely cosmetic nature of what passes as brutal and gritty realism. Cuts heal overnight and no permanent damage is done unless, by permanent damage, we mean death. Either you recover quickly or you die of it, even more promptly. You shoot through a door and kill someone. What you don't get is the awful effect of that shooting, how the death occurs. In real life, the consequences are, as Oscar Pistorius discovered, sick-making. We might even term this the Pistorius lesson: if you shoot your girlfriend in the head don't be upset if this has a catastrophic effect on her face. It's a lesson that should be learned by film-makers: show violence if you have to – but be honest about its effects.
The difference between these recent films and the man who might be regarded as their legitimating godfather is that Tarantino made gory comedies about filmic violence. Reservoir Dogs was blood and wit-splattered; films such as Blue Ruin or Killing Them Softly are as earnest and solemn – and take themselves as seriously – as The Sorrow and the Pity. That, as Othello says when contemplating strangling his wife, is the pity of it. These are not action films – they are character studies, art films. They're beautifully shot – as though the people making them have only ever seen the world reflected in the sleek surfaces of a vehicle driven by Ryan Gosling – or Scarlett Johansson.
Which brings us to the most stunningly photographed film of recent years: Jonathan Glazer's Under the Skin (out now on DVD). I saw it a while back in San Francisco, with the same friend who'd witnessed the fight there a few years previously. The scenes where Johansson wanders the city streets of Scotland make the viewer feel like an alien from space (though whether this constitutes a Yes or No vote for independence is never clear). The long sequence of a seaside drowning is desperate and moving – then Johansson clubs someone to death with a rock! Ask why and – as happens if you wonder why a housewife is dressed only in stockings and suspenders when she knows a pizza is about to be delivered – an exquisitely lit red herring swims into shot. The film declares its cinematic authority and then, with no diminution of visual energy, becomes spectacularly boring.
Style, for film-makers such as Antonioni, Malick or Tarkovsky (with whom Glazer was rashly compared), is the visual expression of a philosophy. What is the philosophy of Under the Skin? That there is nothing under the skin, the surface. That's why it is exemplary, dazzling and does such violence to deeper hopes of what cinema might aspire to – even while appearing to realise them. Stylish, in this context, no longer describes or qualifies something in the way adjectives normally do. Like "musical", it's become a genre – a stylish – in its own right.


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It was easy for Grabow to slip into the role. Like Burnett, he has close-cropped hair and a goatee. Most important, he's a lefty himself. On the Pirates, that's almost expected.
Pittsburgh has stockpiled a stunning array of left-handed pitchers, who figure to make up half the 12-man staff by the time the season opens April 3. The 2001 Colorado Rockies are the only team this decade to enter a season with more than six lefties, breaking camp with Mike Hampton, Denny Neagle, Brian Bohanon, Mike Myers, Gabe White, Ron Villone and Horacio Estrada. (Related items: Bucs' left-handed numbers | Perez named Opening Day starter)
Barring injuries or a trade — a real possibility considering teams are always searching for lefty throwers — the Pirates will have three lefties in the rotation: Zach Duke, Oliver Perez and Paul Maholm. Third-year reliever Mike Gonzalez, in his first season as the closer, heads a bullpen that will include fellow southpaws Grabow and Damaso Marte. In addition, lefty starters Burnett and Tom Gorzelanny, both optioned to Class AAA Indianapolis on Tuesday, and reliever Mike Johnston wait a phone call away.
General manager Dave Littlefield says he's comfortable with the way the staff leans, even if at some point in the season the Pirates have as many as seven left-handers.
"In a perfect world you'd love to have balance, as you would with the lineup," Littlefield says. "But we want to go with the best guys. If they're left-handed, so be it. Talent is more of a priority than which arm you throw with."
Experience counts too, and in that area Pittsburgh is awfully thin, especially after Kip Wells had surgery to repair an artery blocked by a blood clot, depriving the rotation of a veteran, and a rare right-hander at that.
Regardless of how long Wells is out (he's expected back by midseason), Duke, Perez and Maholm, all under 25, figure to make up the heart of Pittsburgh's rotation for years to come.
By baseball standards, these lefties are relatively tame. Former Boston Red Sox starter Bill "Spaceman" Lee and New York Yankees closer Sparky Lyle, who delighted in planting his bare bottom on birthday cakes in the clubhouse, are among the characters who helped perpetuate the stereotype.
New manager Jim Tracy, who has preached accountability to players since spring training began, says he doesn't expect wacky antics from his young pitchers, pointing out that Duke and Maholm are mature "well beyond their years."
Duke, however, agrees with the theory that lefties tend to be a bit off, and he says there's a common bond among left-handers that goes beyond the usual kinship pitchers share.
"We're all kind of strange, so we tend to gravitate toward each other," Duke says. "We're all a little off-kilter. All you have to do is watch Oliver Perez pitch. He's all over the place. He's got different windups and arm angles and everything. He's got little quirks."
The slender Perez, a fifth-year starter from the Mexican city of Culiacan, sometimes hesitates in mid-delivery, a bit like a modified Luis Tiant.
On other occasions he begins his motion from an exaggerated bended position that has drawn comparisons with a praying mantis.
The motions are especially unusual for a power pitcher such as Perez, who relies more on a fastball in the mid-90s than deception. In 2004, he led all major league pitchers with a ratio of 11 strikeouts per nine innings (239 in 196 innings pitched).
"It's part of enjoying the game. It's my pitching style," says Perez, 24. "I'm not trying to mock anybody. It's just a way to have fun, because this is a game. Some people have told me changing the windup can alter hitters' timing."
The ascending course of Perez's career was altered last season, when he showed up at spring training out of shape after skipping winter ball following his breakout 2004 (12-10, 2.98 ERA).
Perez got off to a 1-4 start and still had an ERA over 6.00 late last June when he kicked a laundry cart after a rough start against the St. Louis Cardinals and broke a toe, forcing him to miss two months.
The Pirates are hoping to see the Perez of two years ago, as well as the Duke and Maholm of last season, when as rookies they combined for an 11-3 record and a 1.93 ERA in 20 starts.
Duke, who thrives on offsetting hitters' timing and forcing them to hit his pitch, was especially sharp. He won his first six decisions after coming up in July and earned NL Rookie of the Month honors twice until a sprained ankle — incurred running the bases — sidelined him for three weeks.
"Duke looks like he's been pitching in the big leagues for seven years," Johnston says. "Maholm's the same way. They both attack the game like they're veterans. They're never nervous."
Johnston, the second player known to have reached the majors with Tourette's syndrome (after former outfielder Jim Eisenreich), couldn't earn a spot in a bullpen crowded with lefties.
The hard-throwing Gonzalez enters the season as one of only five regular closers who don't throw from the right side. The New York Mets' Billy Wagner, the Toronto Blue Jays' B.J. Ryan, the Seattle Mariners' Eddie Guardado and the Colorado Rockies' Brian Fuentes are the others.
"It doesn't matter which hand the glove's on," Tracy says. "The consistency of the pitcher's delivery, his ability to command his pitches and the stuff that he possesses, that will get hitters out."
When it doesn't, Gonzalez can get advice from tutor and new setup man Roberto Hernandez, whose 324 career saves — or 320 more than Gonzalez has logged — are tied for 10th on the all-time list.
Hernandez is a right-hander, which is fine with Gonzalez, who doesn't necessarily identify with his fellow lefties.
"We have a couple of them who put their hats to the side, tilt their heads, act a little different," Gonzalez says with a smile. "But I've always been told I'm more of a righty type. I bat right-handed."
Which helps counterbalance pitching coach Jim Colborn, the man in charge of turning around a staff that finished with the NL's 13th-worst ERA last season at 4.75. Like Tracy, he'd never been in charge of so many port-siders.
"There have been more than a few times when I've been involved with staffs with no lefties," says Colborn, a right-hander who went 83-88 in a 10-year career. "I enjoy it here because I think left-handed anyway."


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A very long time ago
We all choose
Which mask we shall wear
Hiding who we really are
Filling in the cracks to our lives
Fitting into each others worlds
No longer left on the outside
But no truth to who we are on the inside
I wear seven different masks
Now I am lost in them just like you are
Living on the inside fitting in to society
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So True! I try to be an open, genuine person. I'd rather be 'real' than ever false (it's actually easier too!). I know too many people(!) who are one person at work & a different person at home. They're trying so hard to be the 'happy person' around friends & acquaintances then go home to their families drained! I believe in the balance --- be who you are, where you are! Thought provoking words, well done!
I sometimes feel everyone is living a lie--but, I also feel, that's life----whatever it's takes to get through, be it a mask or a little white lie--we put on a different face for different people just to make them happy....good subject--and well written--in other words--I like it :)
Don't be afraid of the mask I wear, for I wear a thousand masks and every one of them is me. Nice poem.
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Drekavacs (Serbian Cyrillic: дрекавац, Serbo-Croatian pronunciation: [drɛkaʋats], literally "the screamer"), also called drek and drekalo are mythical creatures in south Slavic mythology.
Original beliefs
The Drekavacs come from the souls of children who have died unbaptised.
The creatures of this legend is not consistently described. One description is that a drekavac's body is dappled, elongated and thin as a spindle, with disproportionately large head; yet another is that it is some kind of bird; a modern find of supposed drekavac body looked like a dog or a fox, but with hind legs similar to those of kangaroo. It may also appear in the form of a child and call for people passing near the cemetery to baptise it. The one feature everyone agrees about is its horrifying yell.
Drekavac could be seen at night, especially during the twelve days of Christmas (called unbaptised days in Serbian) and in early spring, in time where other demons appear most often. In the form of the child it predicts someone's death, but in the form of the animal, it predicts cattle disease. Drekavac rarely bothers its parents, as it is afraid of dogs.
Drekavac is often used as a child scare, in a similar way a banshee is in the West. It is probably more useful than banshees in rural areas, as children surely sometimes hear a sound of some animal and attribute it to drekavac, thus convinced it really exists; which would then probably prevent them from wandering far from home. In the cities, however, belief in it has faded, and Baba Roga, which more closely resembles western bogeyman, is much more used.
Other believed attributes
- Some believe that there are variant types of Drekavac (different regions having different breeds). Consistently though, its size is said to be one meter or more (on four legs), but never less. According to some stories Drekavac can live in packs, in caves and tunnels.
- Generally it is believed that Drekavac can not be killed or pass on until its soul finds its peace (or through baptism).
- In some parts of Serbia and Balkans it is believed that one must first have a dream about Drekavac to actually encounter one. Also Drekavac can strangle people while they are sleeping, if they did something bad to it in life.
- It is believed that when a Drekavac screams all night long someone from the house that heard it will die.
- Also, it is believed that if the shadow of Drekavac falls upon some person that that person will turn sick and die.
- In some places it is believed that Drekavac's cry is due to his long fur, on which it steps often, and then yells in pain.
- It is also believed that the Drekavac is afraid of light to some extent.
- Drekavac likes to move in areas that are covered in fog, according to folk tales.
- While the word "Drekavac" can mean "the yeller" or "the screamer", a more correct meaning is "one that cries while yelling" taken from verb "drečati" (commonly means to cry like a baby). This is due to belief that Drekavac is a soul of an unbaptised child.
Similar creatures
- Bukavac, recorded in Srem, a six-legged monster with gnarled horns that lives in water, coming out of it during the night making noise, and to try to strangle people and animals.
- Jaud (pronounced [jaud]), similar to drekavac, from a vampirised premature baby.
- Myling
- Nav, the soul of dead child that died before its third age.
- Nekrštenac
- Plakavac, recorded in Herzegovina, is a small vampire, a newborn strangled by its mother, which will rise from its grave at night, return to its house and scream around it, but otherwise can't do any harm.[[|[7]]]
- Svirac
Modern sightings
Though the creature is used as a scare tactic for children, there are adults who do believe in its existence. According to the guide of a reporter of Duga magazine, numerous villagers on the mountain of Zlatibor report seeing it, and almost everyone reports hearing it. In 1992, it was reported that in the Krvavicka River the villagers found remains of an animal unlike any known, and claimed it was a drekavac. It looked like a dog or fox, but with hind legs similar to a kangaroo. A more recent encounter is from 2003, in the village of Tometino Polje near Divcibare. A series of attacks on sheep took place, not unlike those in other parts of the world attributed to chupacabras, and some villagers concluded that they must have been perpetrated by a drekavac. Others think it could not have been a drekavac because they have only heard the yells during the night, and the sheep were mutilated during the day. In September 2011 a horrifying yell and unverified encounters with strange creature, claimed to be drekavac, were reported in villages around Drvar in western Bosnia.
In fiction
Belief in Drekavac is sometimes described in modern fiction. An example is a short story by Branko Ćopić Brave Mita and drekavac from the pond in which superstitious fishermen hear yells in the pond they fish in and, believing they hear a drekavac, stop fishing, which leads to hunger in the village. The protagonist, a courageous village boy named Mita, investigates and captures the drekavac, which turns out to be a Great Bittern, a bird very rare for the area. Drekavac is also mentioned in Ćopić's book Eagles Fly Early. A more recent and much more popular example comes from the movie Pretty Village, Pretty Flame where (lack of) belief in the drekavac is present in one of the central points of the movie:
- Halil (Bosnian Muslim): "Who torched my house?"
- Milan (Bosnian Serb): "And who slaughtered my mother?"
- Halil: "I haven't slaughtered your mother."
- Milan: "And I haven't torched your house."
- Halil: "Then who did, Milan? Maybe it was drekavac from the tunnel?"
Drekavac is rarely depicted in video and roleplaying games. An exception is the Magic: The Gathering card from the Dissension set. Serbian trading card game Izvori Magije has numerous cards of drekavac type, one of them named Drekavac iz Vira (meaning "Drekavac from the whirlpool"). This creature is described as: Big-headed and with long thin necks, drekavacs often jump out of whirpools to attack people who are returning home from watermills. It can also be found in the Diablo 3 video game in areas of either Southern Highlands or Northern Highlands, where it takes a form of a large diseased animal in yellow aura, leading a herd.


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Horizon Annual Conference | 10 October 2007
This year's Annual Horizon Conference was another in a series of successful Qube events. Seventy customers attended the event at the Royal Institute of British Architects.
The Annual Conference is designed to be the premier annual meeting for Horizon users and provides opportunities for clients to:
- Discuss and provide feedback on the Horizon software and services
- Meet key Horizon staff
- Meet and network with other users
- See the latest developments in the software
- To provide ideas and generally contribute to the development of the Horizon product and services to the benefit of all parties
- Enjoy the insight of guest speakers
- Opportunity to attend training workshops
- Share ideas, knowledge and information
Our guest speaker was Derek Williams who is an inspirational and motivational speaker, and Creator of The WOW Awards™. He is the leading UK customer service speaker and world-wide selling author of "3-Dimensional Care" (a work-book for business owners and managers) and "Learning From Sport" (inspiration and motivation for all).
Derek is one of Britain's leading business and customer service gurus.
Another highlight of the conference was the customer presentation from Melanie Barwick, Head of Property Management at Aldar, who provided an insight into managing property assets in Abu Dhabi and the region as a whole.
Major Clients that attended included The National Trust, Canada Life, Threadneedle, CBRE, Liberty International, HSBC, Scottish Widows Investment Partnership and Marks and Spencer.
Customer feedback on the presentations, the venue and the programme has been very positive and we look forward to meeting customers at next year's event.
Qube Global Software to exhibit and sponsor MIPIM | 6 January 2017
We are pleased to confirm that Qube Global Software will once again be exhibiting at MIPIM in Cannes, South of France.
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We are pleased to announce the release of Qube Horizon 10.2 Service Pack 4, which includes enhanced functionality for the new lease accounting standards.
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A young man stepped out of the forest's edge, looking at the burnt and scarred land before him. He sheathed his katana, "It simply does not make any sense."
"Today, the forest haunts you?" A little girl in a golden yellow robe behind him. She smiled at the sunlight the poured between the blackened trunks of the scorched lands beyond the forest's edge.
"My dreams have guided us through the forest, and now they become... inconsistent."
She frowned, "What do you mean? We reached the edge of the forest, did we not?"
"No, Medi. This is more forest before us. However, it is not as it was in my dream. It is burnt. Burnt with the fury of nature and the taint of man."
"I don't understand, brother," she said as she bent down to examine the ashes on the forest floor.
"In my dream, this glen was lush and full of life. And the sacred gazelle leaped from hill to hill, as the birds sang fanfare to the beauty of nature," he took on a somber tone, "And now we see desolation before us. And my love, she is not here."
"Should we return to camp and tell the others, brother?"
"Not just yet. Let me dream a little," the man sat down and folded his legs as if meditating. His eyes closed, and he slowed his breathing.
Black threads adorned her robe, woven into depictions of serpentine dragons. Medi looked up at the sky, and brought up a tiny hand to block out the sun, as its harsh light was unkind after so long beneath the wooded panoply of leaves.
And beyond the siblings, behind the darkened trunks of fire-ravaged trees, a creature stirred in the ashes at the water's edge. Its fur was dark and striped with arcane symbols. It sniffed the air, and smelled humans. Angry, it roared.
Medi turned in its direction, and grimaced with fear. She patted her brother on the shoulder, frantically, yet he was deep in concentration. Must I flee? No, he will surely die. I must defend him, until he wakes up.
The bear began to bound towards her from across the desolate glen.
Will my magic suffice without the dancing of my brother's blades? Medi's tiny body took on a defensive stance in front of her brother and she began to chant ancient words, stumbling awkwardly over pronunciation.


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Collision deferment in uniframe construction is based on a series of crush zones. The zones will bend or crush into the vehicle to minimize damage to the passengers. These crush zones can be used once. Damage to the uniframe is difficult to assess without the aid of a mechanic since it can always be more extensive than it appears.
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On Feb 5, 2007, at 1:01 AM, Chris Hostetter wrote: > : Here's an off-the-cuff idea... what if we hook Config.get() to look > : for system properties that would override configuration values. > : SolrCore does this: > > the number of different system properties could get very messy ... well, there would be a lot of places things could be hooked, for sure. but that doesn't mean anyone would need to use them. in fact, i don't see much need for external overriding of configuration other than to share configuration with multiple data directories. i'm not sure where the mess would be. It'd be one line of coded added to Config.get(), no parsing changes, and only a few sentences needed to document. property expansion seems overkill. the difference with SOLR-79 and my proposal is the ability to override a configuration without touching the configuration file at all. > another way to make this more customizable, would be to make sure we > support Xinclude when parsing xml config files... +1, though this can already be hacked with entity reference includes in XML, which was the old school way to share bits of Ant build files. Erik
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I would like to know if there is a way to connect to more than one AD server. The reason is that I have more than one internal domains in the forest and people from the second domain cannot authenticate at the users' portal.
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I think you should setup another installation of spiceworks. AFAIK there is no other option for second one. Also you can take a look at the remote collector option that will give you info to the central one. does it make sence?
Oct 19, 2011 at 11:27 UTC
The trust is there, however spiceworks synchronizes only with one AD and when you try to log on with a user from another domain, the system cannot find you.
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You could add a feature request may be it would implement in next release.
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After seeing 31 of my files under the Rejected Files list, I've learned something really important.
These are the common reasons for my pictures being rejected:
Poor color: this image has a low color profile and needs improvement in order to increase its sales potential. You can process your image with color enhancement software, such as Photoshop, giving it the appeal it needs.
Poor lighting setup, poor contrast or incorrect exposure
First of all, I was using Picasa to quickly edit my files, enhancing contrast, warming up colors and the like. Ok, maybe this is not the best software I could use but the important point, I think -correct me if I'm wrong- is monitor calibration.
I don't know how it works in other countries, but here in Spain there is a myth: only Mac computers can display colors as you see them on paper. Be it true or not, the truth is that Mac is able to set up a ICC color profile at system level. And OS X, for example, has a built-in Display Calibrator Assistant, which is very helpful.
So what's left to Windows users? I'm going to try Adobe Gamma, which comes with Photoshop, but maybe there are much better options. Also, I use a LCD display, for which there is also another myth: "colors are more likely to look fainter on LCD's".
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Remarkably, these new releases censor a half dozen large sections of text that The New York Times printed on March 8, 1992, as well as a number of phrases that were officially published in January 1993 when Cheney released the public version of the guidance. "On close inspection none of those deleted passages actually meet the standards for classification because embarrassment is not a legal basis for secrecy," remarked Tom Blanton, director of the Archive. The language that the Times publicized can be seen side-by-side with the relevant portions of the February 18, 1992 draft that was the subject of the leak.
Public debate over the leaked Guidance--Sen. Joseph Biden (D-De) criticized it as "Pax Americana" thinking--led Libby and Undersecretary for Policy Paul Wolfowitz to tone down the draft to avoid controversial language. Nevertheless, the "Regional Defense Strategy" that was published under Cheney's name in January 1993 used different wording to affirm the same policies and the same purpose: to "preclude any hostile power from dominating a region critical to our interests."
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The Rough Guide to Turkey (2016)
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₺60 Aksaray Huddled in a riverside oasis on the far side of the Melendiz mountain range from Niğde, AKSARAY is a market town of little interest except as a base for reaching the Ihlara valley. It is perhaps best known for its namesake suburb ...
International Encyclopedia of the Stock Market (1999)
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The Princeton Encyclopedia of Classical Sites (2017)
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ROESCH AKRI, see AKTION AKSARAY, see Colonia ARCHELAIS AKSEHIR, see Akçakoca AKSU, see PERGE AKTAS, see GAGAI AKTION later AKARNANIAN (Akri) Greece. Map 9.
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