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Mar Athanasios College for Advanced Studies is situated at Mar Athanasios College for Advanced Studies (MACFAST) Tiruvalla, Kerala, India. Pin-689 101 in thiruvalla.
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- Master of Computer Application-M.C.A
- Information Technology - BCA / MCA / Computers
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- Master of Business Administration-M.B.A.
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Mar Athanasios College for Advanced Studies - MACFAST
Mar Athanasios College for Advanced Studies Tiruvalla (MACFAST) renders MCA, MBA courses. The college is a leading institute in the field of Business Management and Information technology and biosciences, established in 2001 and wholly owned and managed by the Corporate Educational Agency of the Catholic Archdiocese of Tiruvalla. MACFAST offers post graduate courses and is also a research institute. The courses are AICTE approved, scientifically researched and designed in accordance to the changing dynamics of the industry. The objective and vision of the college is to raise the excellence level at par with the top IT, BT and B-schools of the subcontinent and become a trend setter in education. The research pursuits and technological initiatives gain significance in this vision of international recognition.MACFAST enhances the skill set of the students and raise them to meet the changing demands of the corporate industry and scientific research world. Regular workshops and seminars are conducted headed over by the experts from corporate and academic world sharing their experiences and giving real time experience to the students. MACFAST strives to raise its students to meet the challenging demands of the Corporate and Scientific world. The cutting edge programmes offered are the blend of theoretical knowledge and practical aspects of the industry. MACFAST has established MACFAST Industry Interface (MII) at Technopark in Trivandrum in 2010 giving boast to the long term relations between the academy and industry.
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MACFAST has a distinctive Training and Placement Cell providing placement assistance to the students. The placement cell performs function like arranging industrial visits and summer trainings, conducting personal skills and communications classes, arranging for aptitude tests and GD's, maintaining the database of companies and counseling the students. The students are provided with necessary resources and skills to achieve their career goals. The placement cell regularly interacts with the HR managers of the organizations and invites them on the campus for placements. Few pf our recruiters are APTECH, Asian Paints Limited, Google, HDFC Life, Infosys, Reliance Telecom, State Bank of India, Wipro and many more.
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MACFAST campus is spread over a vast region with the build up area of around 3.00.000 Sq. Ft. Among the green gardens is the state of art fully furnished multi storeyed building set up to provide world class ambience. The digital library covers the entire first floor stocked up with the books and journals of latest edition. The auditorium has huge sitting capacity with the audio and visual equipment for the communication support. WiFi connectivity is provided in the campus for the staff and students. The computer lab is well networked with more than 200 computers and several servers running on open source operating system. The classrooms, seminar halls and syndicate rooms are equipped with latest teaching aids like OHP's, LCD's and screens etc. There are separate hostels for boys and girls providing all basic amenities and healthy and hygienic food. Cafeteria is also established at the campus for basic meals and refreshments. A research journal is published every year focusing on the researches in the specialized fields of management, IT and bioscience around the world. Community Radio MACFAST 90.4 believes that the emergence of a Knowledge Society is possible through focused work at the grass-root level.
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61 Millers Rd Zion Grove, Pennsylvania 17985 (map) | (570) 384-4760
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 2 Reviews
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May 2016 - $35.00
After driving narrow winding roads to get here, we're quite disappointed in what we found. This park has a lot of people living in it and there's so many seasonals park. Just by looking across the park we didn't see any other available spaces. There looks to be 75-100 spaces. So we ended up with one of three barely graveled spaces by the front entrance. The park just looks trashy, didn't use the showers or restrooms since we have our own. The "lake" is more of a pond. It is quiet if that's any resolution. The office person was nice enough. - sbelle55
Jul 2007 - $20.00
Big rig friendly. Nice large activities pavilion with electric lights. Paid lifeguard on duty daily to oversee swimmers in pond. Kid-friendly campground. We've been there during the X-mas in July festivities complete with Santa hayride. Quiet shady campground off the beaten path. - OH Jimbo
220 Locust Lake Rd Barnesville, Pennsylvania 18214 (map) | (570) 467-2404
Sites: 282 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 22 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $25.00
We like State Parks because they have trees and space, and this park is no exception. The campgrounds line 2 sides of a lovely lake. There is a dirt trail around the lake. We were in the dog loop, and were told to pick out a site that suited us. It was mid-week and pretty empty. The site was almost level, but the trees next to the entrance to the site made backing in a little trickier than usual. Our nightly rate mentioned above included the out of state fee plus the dog fee, less the senior citizen discount. This is a little off the road, but a nice getaway. Follow the directions of the lady at the registration hut, our GPS had us going a different way. We would stay here again. - ShoreXplorers
Aug 2015 - $30.00
I have stayed here several times. It is my favorite PA State Park. Restrooms could be cleaner but that one thing aside. The sites are not level, be prepared to work at leveling. There are no pull throughs so be prepared to work at that. The sites are wooded and beautiful. The hiking trails are wonderful and scenic. The lake water is clear and swimmable. The fishing is good but take a ride over to Tuscarora State park for great fishing. The rangers patrol on a fairly regular basis. The lady that runs the check in/out is wonderful and has always helped us. Shopping is close by and you can buy plenty of precut dry wood. I only have a small pop up and I have to work to get it right but it is well worth it. When we camp, we disconnect so we don't know about wifi or satellites or anything. Just be aware it is black bear country so keep food and garbage in cars. I plan on going back again and again. Bring bikes and ride around the lake on a well paved trail. - Warren112
Aug 2014 - $22.00
Our trip here was almost a disaster, thanks to the online reservation system. We reserved electric site #86, that was supposed to easily accommodate our 30 foot trailer, and when we arrived it was clear that it would barely fit a pop up. Actually the pop up that eventually took that site was having trouble leveling because of the slope. The woman at the contact station was very nice, and not at all surprised by our issue, and said this has happened before. Being Labor Day weekend, she could only offer us a site with no electric, which we took. The park itself is a typical PA State Park with some nice trails and a little lake. The sites are close together in the electric area, but big and much nicer in the dry camping area. If we ever return we'll camp in the dry camping area and be prepared by bringing a generator. If you don't mind being in the pet loops, those sites are much more big rig friendly, although close together. - pamvanw
376 Old Mountain Rd Nescopeck, Pennsylvania 18635 (map) | (570) 379-3729
Sites: 45 | Latest Rate: $3.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $3.00
This place is relaxing and quiet ! You have lots of space for your site . Most people here are permanent but very friendly . The owner is a laid back type of guy . It has nice scenery and a beautiful lake to fish or paddle boat. We are now permanent campers and we don't plan on leaving . - Allyson
175 Salem Blvd Berwick, Pennsylvania 18603 (map) | (570) 520-4070
Sites: 20 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 11 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $38.00
Beautiful park, lots of trees. Near a train so it is a bit noisy sometimes. No laundry room. Wifi was supposed to work but didn't -- probably too many people streaming movies (this is quite typical, in our experience, at many parks). Office has a nice little store. - beckydmc
Sep 2016 - $38.00
We stayed one night in site #8-a quiet, end spot. Price very good for this area. Campground and facilities look new and are well kept. Store included scoop ice cream and freshly prepared items. - sp123
Jul 2016 - $38.00
Very nice looking campground. Good Sam GPS had campground 1 more mile down the road. Management needs to get their act together. Assigned us full hook up pull-through but another camper had the spot. Found out later they took the spot after finding their spot was taken. We were then assigned back in spot. Pretty hilly campground. Probably wouldn't stay here again. - cneeka
718 N Old Turnpike Rd Drums, Pennsylvania 18222 (map) | (570) 788-3382
Sites: 87 | Latest Rate: $10.00 | 7 Reviews
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May 2007 - $10.00
Campground has closed effective March 2007..bummer - peddy dick
Feb 2007 - $35.00
Park now closed but was a good location when traveling. Park was right off of Interstates 80 and 81. There was not much at the park but it was clean and easy. Staff was friendly. - jcamp2131
Oct 2006 - $32.00
We were greeted by the friendly owner. The facility was currently replacing the front entrance road. (extensive renovation) We were escorted to our pull through site. We were also provided with a daily local paper and excellent assistance on directions for our trip to Delaware Water Gap. The cable tv was not quality although many channels were available. Everyone had the same problem. The sites were acceptable although it is not outstanding. The biggest asset of this park is the excellent location to the 2 interstates. It is the only rv park in the area and they have a captive market. Most of the units were large motorhomes and 5th wheels. Many of the campers were only there for 1 evening. According to our neighbors, they do get a lot of repeat business. You will not go wrong with this park for a "one night stand". It is NOT a long term facility. - jojolima
309 Moyers Grove Rd Wapwallopen, Pennsylvania 18660 (map) | (570) 379-3375
Sites: 140 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 9 Reviews
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May 2017 - $20.00
In reading a review from 2011, I saw that the men's room was out of service. Strangely, it still is! Maybe it's never going to be fixed and everyone just uses the same bathroom. No idea. My impression of the park is that it's beautiful and quaint! I took pics and was thrilled to see the river and the covered bridge you drive over to get into the park. Each site is fairly level and graded, with gravel as a base. Spacious sites, too. Picnic tables look very new. Now for the bad stuff: NO WIFI. And "no cell service unless you have Verizon." I have a Tracfone and did have service. Was able to stream things online via my phone too, but wouldn't have gone there at all if I'd known. Laundry facilities, large pool, nice sandy volleyball court, lots of pavilions and things, indoor covered mini golf for the kids, etc. Remote. Very windy and narrow roads going from the highway up to where they are. And steep initially. Bring your food and drinks because if you don't have a toad (like I don't) you won't want to navigate the RV back down hill to get supplies. Anyway, nice tables, fire rings, mine had some sort of BBQ pit with a chimney on it. I stayed only one night but like I said, I wouldn't have gone if I'd know there was no wifi or cell service, and its remoteness. Would have enjoyed staying longer, but not without wifi. The guy was helpful and friendly, the woman was distant. Just came and banged on the door when she came for payment (wasn't in the office.) Stood there and said nothing until I said, "How much?" No attempt at conversation. When I tried, she looked at me funny. I was only staying one night. Maybe that's why. - Rockwood-C
Jun 2016 - $39.00
Overall facilities are clean. Electric service does not have shut off switch at pedestal. Showers are lacking basic amenities, such as privacy, hooks, and a dry area for changing. Shower water temperature was not consistent. Unpaved roads with potholes led to puddles where insects were breeding. There are many full-timers here. Ducks and geese travel through to get to stream and pond. - Jeanne C
Oct 2014 - $32.00
Very nice camp ground. Nice view over water - think river. We only stayed one night because of Passport America and set camp when it was dark. Not overly big rig friendly. Roads to and from narrow and tight turns. You can not just turn off the highway and get to the camp ground easy. Pull through but either us or the staff knew the height of the powerless inside the camp ground. Store Full of things - get little gem. We bought a fresh pumpkin pie. Must have been at least 3000 things to buy there. Everything from souvenirs to all sorts of food. - BasilFawlty
675 Numidia Dr Catawissa, Pennsylvania 17820 (map) | (570) 799-5118
Sites: 105 | Latest Rate: $45.00 | 5 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $45.00
This is a smaller, family campground, so if you are looking for a huge resort type campground, this isn't your place. Grounds were very well kept. Pool was spotless. Our site had a nice cement pad. Store had just the basics. Large game room. Decent amount of activities. Small playground. If you want a place close to Knoebels and don't want a resort to stay at, this is only 15 minutes away. Electric dropped to 108 volts twice in the 4 days we were there, but the temp was in the high 90's so I can hardly blame the campground. It lasted less than an hour each time, so it wasn't a big deal anyway. Water pressure was great and the hookups were placed perfectly. No cable, and TV antenna reception was nonexistent. WiFi worked great 1 minute, and wouldn't connect the next minute. We would stay here again. - Mike Jh
Jul 2015 - $45.00
We found this campground by searching within distance to Knoebels Park. I was happy to find out they had a site with 50amp service. We arrived 2 hours before check in, and they accommodated with us with no additional fee. The store and campground is small and minimalist. We were directed to our site (# 7) which had a nice double cement pad. Although the electric was labeled as 50amp, it only registered as 30amp in our coach. Water pressure was very varied. Sometimes just dripping from the faucet. Sites were close. The overall feel was very friendly (a lot of seasonals). Our site was in a line closest to the road, which was very loud. There is a drag strip not far away which you can also hear. I would highly recommend choosing another site further into the grounds. The pool is older, but was clean and warm (only 5 ft deep at the max). The playground was weathered.
Overall, it was a nice Mom-n-Pop type of campground. We did not use the restrooms/showers/facilities. Based on the rates and amenities, we will most likely opt for another campground next time we visit. - Crestie Lover
Aug 2014 - $45.00
Facilities were very clean, all the people in the campground were very friendly and polite. The camp store was small but had all the essentials and was very reasonable on prices. The sites were level, easy access, and a little crowded. The picnic table we had was brand news, fire ring was in great shape and in a great location. Our children had many many other kids to play with which made the trip that much more enjoyable for mom and dad. The playground had a couple swingsets and a rock wall that the kids enjoyed. There was a horseshoe pit right in front of the swingset which was clearly marked but it was still kind of a bad place for it. Overall I would highly recommend this campground, its also in perfect driving distance to Knoebels. - Jlrineer
212 Ruckle Hill Rd Wapwallopen, Pennsylvania 18660 (map) | (570) 379-2566
Sites: 254 | Latest Rate: $29.00 | 3 Reviews
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May 2016 - $29.00
Not kept up well AT ALL. It was like staying in a crummy field of rocks and a little grass. Sites not well defined and not kept up at all. Would NEVER stay there again. UGH! - Moose and Squirrel
Jul 2011 - $28.00
This was an overnight stop. We arrived late and if we hadn't, we probably would've tried to find something else. This campground looks as though it's been neglected for years. There are some seasonals and it looked as though they gave up on keeping their site and rig looking half-way respectable. We wouldn't stay here again. - EJABsAdventures
Aug 2007 - $28.00
Found in AAA book. Very ruined down. Many older trailers with leanto shed attachments that have seen better days. Office staff tired but friendly. Fairly well stocked store (had ice cream) OK for overnight stop for hookup, stay the night then leave. Wouldn't want to stay more then that. - havecardwilltravel
285 Valley Rd Tamaqua, Pennsylvania 18252 (map) | (570) 668-2580
Sites: don't know | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 1 Reviews
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Aug 2012 - $36.00
After hearing mixed reviews about Rosemount, we went anyway. I think we found a hidden gem. I think Wi-Fi is available at the office. Only reason I didn't give a 10 was because of the funky sewer hookups. Most come out of the ground on steep angles and do not have any fittings. That's easily fixed with duct tape. Pond is nice but not within walking distance. Campground is on a hill but it's not bad to walk. Sites were huge and level, but the exit roads were a little tight. Will return. - mikeh
96 Eisenhower Rd Catawissa, Pennsylvania 17820 (map) | (570) 356-7392
Sites: 190 | Latest Rate: $48.00 | 23 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $48.00
My wife and I took her girl scout troop to Knoebels and we stayed at Lake Glory on a Saturday night. Note - if you have scouts let them know as there are some different rules that make the trip less expensive for scouts. Note that in general they charge extra for each tent/structure on a site - but they give a break to scouts on this.
Since we only stayed one night we did not explore the full campground or the main lake. We were down by the pond. The grounds were nice - we were backed up to some woods and there was a lot of wooded area nearby. Our site was plenty big - particularly in depth. The site was levelish. Power was solid. We were also able to leave our RV there late on Sunday - which was nice as we were at the park and left our dog in there. The park allows dogs, but ours does not like noise/crowds.
Roads are crushed stone, bathrooms/showers were basic - but clean. Separate stalls (each with own door to outside) which is nice. Look - nothing is fancy here. Most people are staying due to the park. Everyone pulled out on Sunday. Having said that our spot was very nice and the woods made it really 'camping' in nature. We had no issues, the help was very nice, and it was easy to get in/out of. We would definitely stay there again if wanting to camp near the park During the week might be nice if you like privacy. We enjoyed our campsite - 82. Note that it had no sewer (which we knew going in). - T.Butter
Jul 2016 - $51.00
This park has no pool, cable or WiFi. Obviously it is a park meant to provide accommodations for people going to the amusement park. - mrrlap
Aug 2015 - $45.00
During the Week park was empty, Nice. Weekend came and what a zoo. We stayed along the creek, Big mistake. Narrow sites, the campers next to us had their kids pitch a tent on our sight. Management took care of the issue. Another issue along the creek was the non camper fisherman in for trout season. They were walking through the sites from 5am until 11pm. Would stay next time closer to the office. - doghouse traveler

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Valentine's Day—such an overly cliché holiday of chocolate-giving and love confessions. It was the same every year, and no matter how many times the event came, he always saw it the same way—cliché and pretty annoying.
And it was on that day, he definitely knew he had to hide away from the rest of the world. He was never the social type of guy, but apparently girls liked that. He could hear from wherever he was the squeals of girls watching him from corners, going on and on about how tragic emo boys were so "hot" or "bishie" whatever it was they said.
And as if they weren't scary enough, he had to put up with even his own sister chasing after him, wanting to "give all her love through the delicious taste" of some heart-shaped chocolates. She always made sure to note that she had made them herself, which made it even worse. She had never been the best cook around. He shivered at the thought of passed experiences in the kitchen with her and exploding chickens and peas. He could never look at poultry the same way again.
That year, knowing his sister would search their home with mad detective skills, he just fled to the park, finding a nice tree to make himself comfortable in. Having his catlike qualities, getting up there was no trouble and he knew he'd be out of reach of anyone else.
It wasn't more than five minutes relaxing there that he had already fallen into a deep sleep, immediately escaping from the terrors of that so-called romantic day of the year where girls formed armies to take down their objects of affections with their weapons of sweets.
"Ikuto! Ikuto!" cried out a childish voice in his ears, causing his eyes to flutter open. Before him, he saw a young floating cat boy, with his usual mischievous grin. "Ikuto! Looks like we have a guest!"
Ikuto turned his head and looked down from the tree, spotting the all-too-familiar pink-haired girl walking through the park, most likely on her way home. He smirked, watching as she argued with her shugos due to their teasing ways. Sitting up, he continued to watch, wondering if he was willing to go down there to bug her.
He turned to Yoru, who had sparkling eyes. It took him a moment, but he realized what it was Yoru sensed.
Chocolate. Coming from Amu.
"Don't even think about it," he told his little cat shugo. And before he could give a reply, Ikuto hopped out of the tree, directly in front of Amu, who gave a frightening scream.
"I-I-Ikuto!" She spoke nervously, pouting to not make notice of the red blush that crossed her face.
But he noticed it. It was hard not to. He gave his usual sneaky grin, leaning down to her, moving his face closer to hers. "Is that chocolate I smell?"
As expected, the red shade on her cheeks grew darker. She turned her face away, attempting not to look straight at him. "T-t-that's none of your business!"
"Hmm," he shrugged his shoulders, turning on his heel to walk away. "Guess not."
"W-wait!" She called out, causing him to turn back around. She didn't do make a move at first, but finally reached into her bag and pulled out a box. In one swift move, she shoved the box in his hands. "It's just cause you've helped me a lot in the past and ... and that's all it is, okay!?"
Before he could say a word, she rushed past him, quickly running from him as fast as her legs could take her.
Ikuto watched her for a moment and finally looked down at the item in his hands.
White Day—an even more annoying day than Valentine's in the sense that girls became even worse than they were before. Why? Well, now they were all expecting something in return for what they had given before.
But Ikuto couldn't really complain. Why the idea of it was more annoying, it wasn't as scary as Valentine's. Since he managed to escape the crazed screams and chocolates of the squealing girls, it would be as though he had gotten nothing from them, hence there would be no expectations of him giving them anything in return.
Utau was an exception in this case, because no matter how much he escaped her on Valentine's, she'd always find a way to sneak into his room that night and put the chocolate on his night table.
Since they were siblings and all, Ikuto figured he'd be nice enough to give her something in return. So every year, he'd buy her one solitary chocolate—the smallest he could find—and give it to her quickly without so much of a word. It didn't matter considering that that was enough to keep her happy.
Something was different this year though. Though he escaped receiving chocolate from everyone besides Utau, one girl did manage to get some in his hands.
Hinamori Amu.
A month had passed, yet he could still taste her chocolate. It had given him such an amazing sensation and he could immediately tell she had put forth effort into making it on her own. The explosion in his mouth from the taste wasn't something store-bought chocolate could do.
It was odd, considering that whether or not she had given Tadase chocolates as well or not, he couldn't imagine it having as much power as his own. Ironically, wasn't Tadase the one she was supposed to like?
The question now was, what was he to do? A month had passed and it was now time to consider whether he'd "return the favor" or not. Since she said it was just meant as a thanks for what he had done for her, giving her something in return wouldn't be considered a big deal. After all, according to how she put it, it wasn't as though it was "love chocolate".
Whatever it was supposed to mean, on the night of March 14, Ikuto found himself in front of Amu's home. It was cold, so he had himself bundled up in a leather jacket. He was also alone, considering Yoru had wandered off with his alley cat friends to who-knew-where.
The lights of the house were all off, save for a small night light coming from within Amu's room. Simply enough, that showed him she wasn't sleeping yet, which made things a little easier on him—though if she had been asleep, he probably would have woken her up anyway just to tease her.
Despite not being in chara change with Yoru, hopping up to her balcony wasn't a difficult task, having become quite used to it overtime. Peeking through the glass, he saw Amu sitting at her desk, sitting at her desk, reading a book. Though her eyes were open, it was only partially, and he could tell she was on the brink of sleeping.
Even so, he tapped lightly on the glass, causing her head to jolt up to look at him. Her eyes widened, showing she had been quite surprised by his sudden appearance, but instead of growing angry as usual—probably due to not being fully awake right then—she stepped over and opened her door.
"Ikuto ... what are you doing here?"
He didn't say anything, simply looking past her, catching sight of the inside of her room. He could see her four eggs aligned on her table, with all of her shugos probably sleeping cozily inside. The rest of her room wasn't so in order though, and he made a point to make note of that, "Pretty messy, aren't you?"
She sent a light glare at him. "Exams are coming soon. What are you doing here?"
"What do you think I'm doing here?"
She didn't answer and just gazed at him. Her glare disappeared quickly and she stared with calm eyes, showing she seemed to know exactly what he had come for. Her cheeks began to turn into that same red shade it had a month before. "I-if this is about the chocolate, I told you it wasn't a big deal."
"Did I say it was?"
For some reason, this made her blush more and she turned her head away, attempting to put on her usual tough expression. "Well, if you're not here for anything, then just go away, will you?"
Ikuto glared. "So you don't want it?"
She blinked, casually looking at him through the corner of her eye. "Want ... it?"
"A return gift."
" ... I said you didn't have to."
"Hmm. Well, the store was all out of chocolates anyway. Good thing you didn't want anything."
She turned her head to stare at him directly. "If you're just here to tease, Ikuto, then just--!"
"Go away? Not just yet," he said, as he reached into his pocket and pulled out a wrapped little spherical item. "Store was out, but I did manage to do a little something. I guess you could have it if you want it."
Amu stared at the hand, blinking repeatedly. "Chocolate?"
"That's right. Want it?" He didn't wait for a reply, and just as she opened her mouth to speak, he unwrapped the paper pulling out a small round piece of chocolate. However, instead of handing it over to her, he placed it in his own mouth. "Not bad, I should admit," he spoke in a muffled tone.
As expected, Amu stared at him with shocked eyes. "W-w-what was that about, you jerk!?" She could have ranted more, but soon enough, Ikuto took a hold of her chin and pulled her face to his own.
It began as a simple kiss—lips on lips, cold to the touch from the surprisingly cold weather of soon-to-be spring. Ikuto parted his lips, though, causing the two to then share the taste of the chocolate, passing the sweetness of it from his mouth to hers.
The taste of the chocolate brought a flash of that same taste a month earlier. It was just simple homemade chocolate, but there was something about it that was connecting the two of them. As the dark brown sugary sweet melted in the mouth, it let out a passing of something else, as well.
Calling it love would be too cheesy, and Ikuto really hated "cheesy" things. But he couldn't deny that there was some sort of passage of feelings revealing a longing for one another. Although "longing" would probably still not be a word to use, because somehow, despite not always seeing each quite often, the connection they shared was still there between them, undeniable, even by those who simply witnessed it.
Amu had long since given in to the kiss, letting Ikuto take her over, as he held her face with his cold hands, pulling her close. Unforunately though, a stir from Ran from inside her egg caused a shaking noise that brought Amu back to reality, pulling her face away from the boy.
As if her face hadn't been red enough before, even though it was cold, her face was probably steaming hot at this point. She was obviously more confused now than she swore she was, and simply looked at Ikuto, unsure of what to say, while he simply just gazed at her, keeping his usual sneaky grin in place.
"I think it's better when you share. Last month, it felt pretty greedy to have that chocolate all by myself."
"T-t-that ... you kissed me!" She cried out, still in a semi-quiet voice as to not wake anyone up. "Sharing chocolate? You're such a pervert!" There she was. Typical spazzing Amu was finally back, though her mind was bursting with so much confusion just then.
"Oh no," he told her. "A kiss? We were sharing chocolate."
"And that was just for White Day. I still have to make Valentine's up to you. We didn't get to share then."
She was fuming now. "G-g-get out!" She shouted, pushing him away from her door.
He didn't budge to annoy her at first, but finally hopped onto the railing of the balcony. Looking down at her, he could see her angered expression, shocked at being kissed so suddenly and without warning. But the redness of her face said otherwise of what she really thought of that "kiss". Hmm—perhaps the holiday should have been Red day.
"I'll be back soon enough to make it up to you ... Amu," he said in a soft voice, hopping down from her balcony to the street below, before she could give a response.
And walking along back home, Ikuto couldn't take the feeling the taste of the chocolate had brought. And he knew very well that Amu had sensed that same taste. Either way, he would definitely be back for another take. Maybe Valentine's was too overly cheesy and girls could just be so annoying. But oh, how lustful and satisfying the simple touch of chocolate on his tongue could be.
And for the first time in a long time, Ikuto walked on home that night with a truly honest and happy smile. He knew the next day, he'd be back for more, bringing that same smile back on lips, along with the sweet taste of chocolate.
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Raiders OTA observations: Conley, rookies must earn their stripes
Raiders OTA observations: Conley, rookies must earn their stripes
ALAMEDA – Rookies have been immersed in the Raiders system most of this month, but still have a lot to learn before training camp begins this summer.
There's significant work ahead this spring during OTAs and mid-June's mandatory minicamp, and young players will do so from the second and third teams. Even the highly touted ones.
First-round draft pick Gareon Conley played slot cornerback with the second unit and outside cornerback on the third during Tuesday's OTA open to the media. It's a position the slick, speedy cover man will vacate posthaste, but the Raiders prefer rookies earn their stripes.
"All of our young guys are going to earn their way," head coach Jack Del Rio said. "We have a good football team. We're going to let them earn their way. We'll let them compete. We're early in the competition, so we'll just go through the offseason and continue to get (Conley) involved and get him reps. These guys will ascend and take their positions as they earn it. We're really happy with the way he's started."
The Raiders didn't feature a single rookie on their first units Tuesday. Second-round safety Obi Melifonwu, fourth-round offensive tackle David Sharpe and middle linebacker Marquel Lee were featured on the second unit.
Here are some other observations from Tuesday's OTA sessions.
-- Del Rio said Marshall Newhouse had the inside track to be the team's starting right tackle. The versatile veteran worked there with the first team, joining a front five otherwise intact from a season ago.
-- Second-year pro Connor Cook, who switched from No. 8 to No. 18 this offseason, ran the second offensive unit. E.J. Manuel worked with the third team.
-- Inside linebacker Ben Heeney worked on a side field with a trainer during Tuesday's practice, as he continues to rehab from surgery to repair an ankle broken early last season. Jelani Jenkins also did side work after practicing on Monday.
Cory James and Tyrell Adams worked with the first unit at inside linebacker.
-- Veteran running back Marshawn Lynch was limited to individual drills for a second straight day as the Raiders ease him back into football activity.
-- Offensive lineman Austin Howard is working his way back from offseason shoulder surgery, and only practice during individual drills.
-- Cornerback Sean Smith had offseason surgery, but was a full participant in Tuesday's session.
-- Third-round defensive tackle Eddie Vanderdoes remains away from the Raiders complex due to an NFL rule preventing players from schools still in session to work with their teams. He won't re-join the squad until training camp. Undrafted rookie Nicholas Morrow is in a similar spot, but will return next week.
-- Edge rusher Shilique Calhoun played last season at 250 pounds, but looks decidedly bigger now. He told the team website he's up to 270 pounds.
Cooper seeks counsel from former All-Pro Lions WR, Raiders guest
Cooper seeks counsel from former All-Pro Lions WR, Raiders guest
ALAMEDA -- Todd Downing and Calvin Johnson go way back. The Raiders offensive coordinator got to know the retired Detroit receiver during four seasons coaching Lions quarterbacks, a relationship benefitted current Silver and Black receivers this week.
Johnson is in Alameda as a special guest and advisor for the first week of Raiders OTAs, offering tips and tricks learned during an excellent career.
"(Downing) thought it'd be a great idea for our wide receivers to just pick his brain and have him be around and give us a point here or there," Del Rio said. "Talk about some of the things that he did so well in his career and how we might be able to have some of our guys learn from that. It's great to have him out here."
Amari Cooper gravitated towards Johnson, and has spent significant time picking his brain
"I've just been asking him a whole bunch of questions," Cooper said after Tuesday's OTA session. "How does he run certain routes? What was his regimen like? And how he was so productive? He's a really cool guy. He's been giving me some really great feedback, so he's nice to have around."
Johnson's a unique talent, a difficult cover at 6-foot-5, 236 pounds. Cooper operates in a smaller frame and has different receiving strengths, but still found wisdom in working with Megatron.
"He just gave me some really good tips on like how I can run some of my routes," Cooper said. "…he's a different receiver than I am, obviously. But I really admire the way he high-points the ball and that's something that I try to do as well."
Cooper does most everything well, and has had a productive start to his NFL career. He's just the third receiver in NFL history to exceed 70 receptions and 1,000 yards in each of his first two seasons – Odell Beckham and Marques Colston are the others – and made the Pro Bowl after both campaigns.
He continues to tinker with his approach and offseason workouts, trying to finish seasons stronger and become an even more dynamic player. Cooper has no problem learning from others, especially the greats.
"I seek advice all the time," Cooper said. "My rookie year, when I was fortunate enough to go to the Pro Bowl, I asked Adrian Peterson like when did he start working out, how did he go about his offseason. And I tried to pattern after him a little bit."
Cooper is smarter and working better thanks to information absorbed from others, which he hopes will help him become a deadly weapon.
"I know he's just scratching the surface of what he wants to accomplish in this league," head coach Jack Del Rio said. "Very prideful. Amari has always been very serious about the game and works hard at everything, really. His conditioning level and understanding what he needs to be able to do to play at a high level. Again, talking and having a guy like Calvin here as we're getting started in these OTAs, to be able to share some of the insight of what he experienced playing that position is very valuable for us."


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"Olympic Portraits"
Alexander Massialas of the U.S. Olympics fencing team
Julie Zetlin of the U.S. Olympics rhythmic gymnastics team
Hyleas Fountain of the U.S. Olympics track-and-field team
Joe Klamar, chief photographer for Agence France Presse, created a minor online skirmish with his portraits of American Olympic team members, including swimmer Michael Phelps, gymnast Julie Zetlin and boxer Errol Spence. Some saw the gritty, hastily staged shots—snapped in May, at the U.S. Olympics Media Summit in Dallas, Texas—as an affront to the dignity of our Olympians; others praised Klamar for showing the humanity of these awe-inspiring (and widely photographed) athletes. See which side of the controversy you fall on at this exhibit of the portraits that coincides with the games.
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Amy Nightshade Model
Lady DiModel Female Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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About Me
Modelling has always been a hobby for me and I took a hiatus but recently jumped back into it. Any photographers up for shooting, please contact me. I am pretty open to a lot these days, so please do not hesitate to contact me.
I'm also a yoga practitioner and authentic dancer. I love all styles and these are also my outlets and expression of myself.
I am a lover of all artistic expressions, especially photography!
I had modeled for local fashion designers and photographers for about 8 years, however in the past couple of years haven't work with any designers or fashion shows and I would totally be up for that again!!!
I am all about supporting my community, especially the artistic and creative community.
I am interested in fetish, glamour, cheesecake/pinup, retro, gothic, historical, horror, fantasy, urban, and even mainstream fashion photography. Most say I am a chameleon and can change my look to suit your needs.
I strive to be the best model I can be for the photographer. I can be playful at times but serious as well. Whatever the project requires, I will work hard to help create the vision.
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I prefer PAID work but will consider SELECT TFP/TFCD work.
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Website Model, Dark Vanity show in September 2005
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5. Various Photo Shoots for various photographers
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text: I read this article, about Jim Harbaugh, which got me excited. Some of the elements of the article reminded me of the mentality Jimmy Johnson had, which it seems a majority of us miss. I'm posting this on the Fan Zone because I've seen a few people mention his name as a future HC candidate. Count me in! Stanford had scored eight touchdowns on USC, part of a 55-21 annihilation inside the Los Angeles Coliseum last November, and now some of the Trojans were bailing for cover, jogging to their locker room without a postgame handshake. Jim Harbaugh, Stanford's coach, saw it as the seconds wound down and expressed amazement. The Cardinal had stunned USC two years prior, a 41-point underdog making a statement with an historic upset. This was different. This was a show of force and the retreating Trojans told the story. "Hey, look at them all running in," Harbaugh said. "Look at them all running in." Moments later Harbaugh met up with then-USC coach Pete Carroll, who, believing Stanford had run up the score, had one question for his counterpart. "What's your deal?" Carroll asked. "What's your deal?" Harbaugh shot back. What's fading quickly is any belief that Stanford should concede to any other program in the country. It's been replaced by an aggressive, physical, take-no-prisoners attitude best represented by its hard-driving coach. Full Article Link: http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/news?slug=dw-harbaugh092910


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Hypnotic Brass Ensemble 'War' [Audio]
The talented 7 deep brother band from Chicago return with a new song titled "War". THe brass instrumentalists have toured with Prince, Erykah Badu, Mos Def, The Gorillaz and Maxwell. Visit their site and catch them in concert Feb 22nd in New York.


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The Mapmaker's War Keeper of Tales Trilogy: Book One, by Domingue, Ronlyn
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- Cover: Paperback
- Copyright: 3/18/2014
In an ancient time, in a faraway land, a young woman named Aoife is allowed a rare apprenticeship to become her kingdom's mapmaker, tasked with charting the entire domain. Traveling beyond its borders, she finds a secretive people who live in peace, among great wealth. They claim to protect a mythic treasure, one connected to the creation of the world. When Aoife reports their existence to her kingdom, the community is targeted as a threat. Aoife is exiled for treason and finds refuge among the very people who had been declared her enemy. With them, she begins a new life surrounded by kindness, equality, and cooperation. But within herself, Aoife has no peace. She cannot share the grief she feels for the home and children she left behind, nor can she bear the warrior scars of the man she comes to love. And when she gives birth to their gifted daughter, Aoife cannot avoid what the child forces her to confront about her past and its truth. On this most important of journeys, there is no map to guide her.


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The Fight Of Our Lives
Book by: iceprincess13
Status: Finished
Genre: Thrillers
Chapter1 (v.1) - The Fight Of Our Lives
'I still can't believe Mr Andrews put them together for this stupid project!' Cassy complains to her bunch of friends. Yeah well guess what sweetheart, live with it, I mean just because we were best friends until 9th grade now, we can't even talk to each other without being annoyed. I see my best mate Tyson by his locker. 'Hey man, still going to that party tonight?' I ask. 'Yeah, dude I ain't gonna miss that one bit,' Tyson laughs as we walk over to the lunch table with the rest of the football team. Everybody at the table laughs and high fives me as I sit down. Being one of the most popular boys in school has it's ups and downs. The ups being invited to insane parties, sitting at The Table and getting any girl I want. The downs being I'm always either training in football, wrestling and boxing. 'So, how was football practice?' my best friend Lily asks. Lily is a great girl, she's bright, bubbly and totally gorgeous.Lily knows it as well and is always trying to flaunt it. 'It was great Lil,' I say kissing her cheek as she sits on my lap. 'So whats the plan?' Tyson asks Ryan. 'Well obviously get drunk!' Ryan says as the whole football team cheers. 'This is gonna be the best senior party Oakville High will ever see,' I say. 'I gotta go,' Cassy says kissing my cheek and walking off hips swaying side to side. All the guys lean off their chairs watching her, 'Back off, she's mine,' I say. 'Actually she's not, she's just one of your mates and neighbours,' Liam says. 'And she is fine,' Henry says laughing. 'Come on guys, you've got girlfriend right?' Jayden says. Jayden has stuck by me since elementary school when we became best buds. Ever since then we've been part of the populars and have ruled the school ever since. 'Nope, got dumped!' Henry says sitting back just as his ex walks by me. 'Ha, don't blame her!' I laugh. 'Yeah, well, oh just shut up Jason,' Henry says. 'I've gotta go now, free period and all so I'll see you suckers later,' I say getting up from the table and going to my new car, which is a new BMW 5 series electric blue, tan leather seats, blacked out windows and it's all customized to my liking, SatNav, TV, and a fridge to store alcohol when I'm partying, total babe magnet. AT THE PARTY: 'Dude this will be awesome!' I say standing in the truck part of Liam's car. 'You are gonna fall out of there!' Liam shots. 'Push it to 80,' I shout. The car speeds up and we arrive at Leanne's house for her party as I jump out and land on the grass. This is so cool, the music is loud, and everyone is acting drunk already and the party only just started. Later on I find myself being very drunk by the pool with Liam and Henry. 'This is so crap,' Liam slurs. 'God, my lips are numb from snogging that blonde girl in Chemistry,' I say. 'Let's go.' Henry says. 'Na, na, let's stay,' I say going off to dance with some random girl. But as I walk off I feel really weird and pass out on the floor.
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On July, 20 1969 Neil Armstrong was the first person to step on the moon. Him and his crew left a note that said "Here men from planet Earth first set foot on the moon July 1969,A.D. We came in peace for all mankind."
Is the moon the 1st 2nd 3rd and so on
Earth's moon is the 5th biggest moon in the universe.
How long does take the moon to go orbit EARTH
It takes 27 days and seven ours to orbit the sun
The first monkey on the moon was named Albert.Sadly he did not make it alive.:(
How big are craters on the moon
Most of them are 2,500km across and 13km deep
The first monkey on the moon
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Cancer research facing budget cuts in Congress
There are new concerns about cancer cuts after the American Society for Clinical Oncology published a study saying cancer research is facing its greatest threat in a generation - budget cuts in Congress.
Those cuts mean less money is headed to cancer research facilities like Indiana University, slowing down life-saving research and clinical trials, like the one 66-year-old Kathleen Crosley is undergoing right now.
Crosley has Stage 4 colon cancer.
"I just live everyday and I go for it," said Crosley in her south side home.
When you're living with Stage 4 colon cancer, though, no day is guaranteed.
"You just can't let that ruin your life. You just have to go on and just enjoy what you have," said Crosley. "I was diagnosed in 2006 and I don't feel like I would have survived this long had I not been the benefit of the trials."
Those trials and research, though, all cost money.
"Without the funding, there's no work, 'cause everything requires money," said research assistant Poornima Nakshatri from a lab in the IU Simon Cancer Center.
Money that's disappeared with this year's government sequester and federal budget cuts.
"We are definitely suffering from that...you know...that very difficult time getting financing for these projects," said IU Dr. Bert O'Neil.
According to O'Neil, IU hasn't had to cut any of its clinical trials so far, but federal funding cuts could threaten future projects.
"Cancer's not going away. It's really the basic research now that is going to drive how many drugs will become available that are helpful to patients 10 years from now," O'Neil said, explaining the impact.
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Those future patients, who haven't even been diagnosed with cancer yet, will be the ones facing the consequence of the budget cuts as they face cancer fights like the one Kathleen Crosley is facing right now.
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Certified Agile Leadership Training (CAL 1)
Overcome Top Challenges with Agile
The Scrum Alliance created the CAL program in response to a desperate plea for help with overcoming the top organizational challenges with Agile:
- Organizational Culture at odds with Agile
- Resistance to Change
- Management Support Lacking (What do we do with our managers?)
- Agile Mindset Challenged
Praise from Executives and Managers
- "Amazing. Life-changing. Mind Opening. I learned that it's my journey first. To change the way I show up. That Culture bubbles are good. It was a creative open space that focussed on the needs of the team." – Michelle Krupa, Director Agile COE
- "Invigorating, Rejuvenating, Thought-provoking. I gained valuable insights into self, value of consciousness and better understanding of how to start to consider transformation to organizational agility." – Greg Fields, Managing Director
- "Enlightening. Awesome. I learned about the importance and value of starting with myself. And the importance of consciousness about structures. I like the learning journal, poll everywhere, and mix of slides and flipcharts." – Mark Staelgraeve, Sr. Project Manager
- "Powerfully awakening and inspirational for my personal journey. I learned to listen to the system, to let it go, and that it's all about heart, body and soul." – Danielle Whelan, Agile COE Lead
- "Inspirational, Holistic, Honest. I learned that 'Agile' is not the goal. Any good that I might aspire to do in others must be fully internalized and true in me first. I like the group discussion and decision-making. Michael showed a great level of respect for the whole person." – Rich Elledge, Work Stream Lead, IT PMO
- "Enlightening, Powerful, Life Changing. I see I am not alone and it's OK to ask for help. I liked that the class was straight forward, amusing, and thought-provoking." – Charlotte Tan, Agile Program Manager
- "Transformational. Rewarding. Its not about the process, it's about the goals. I learned to listen and focus on myself: how I show up. I loved the safe environment, trust, respect and customization of course content." – Chris Gullet, AVP Enterprise Platforms
Praise from HR & Trainers
- "Impactful, Freeing. I learned about the importance of self-improvement and modelling behaviour including coaching leaders through invitation. I liked the continuous attention to the energy of the system." – Sumeyya Khan, Director, Head of Talent Management
- "Engaging, Interesting. I learned that there is no success without leadership. I enjoyed the openness & safety as well as exercises." – Todd Sentura, Bain Partner, Senior Director of Global Professional Development
Praise from Agile Coaches and Scrum Masters
- "Inspiring, Beautiful, Empowering. I now see the importance of going beyond Agile and clarifying leadership's desire for transformation. I now have patterns for experimenting with. The energy and charisma engaged me. I also like the fluidity and creativeness." – Jem D'Jelal, Organizational Coach
- "Enlightening, Engaging, Empowering. I discovered valuable ways of approaching leadership, and transformation through patterns. This subject holistically has opened up my mind to the possibilities of what I can achieve with organizations." – Auzma Ahmed, Scrum Master
- "Honest, Engaging, Thought-Provoking. I learned about the importance of listening – purely listening, standing in the truth and inviting others. I liked the varied methods, group discussions and visual materials." – Laura Prieto Umerez, Operational Excellence Sr. Business Advisor
- "Scintillating, Frame-shifting, Upleveling. I learned to be humble about what progress can be made and my role in it. Extraordinary sequencing, pacing and energy." – Michael de la Maza, Certified Enterprise Coach (CEC)
- "Awareness, Growth, Impact. I learned about focus on myself – listening and 4 A's leadership model. I now have techniques to work with leadership. I liked the safe environment and the emergent, rich discussion." – Josh D'Jelal, Scrum Master
- "Welcoming, Caring, Not pushing. I gained valuable insights on safety, growth and culture. I like that Michael uses polls to see the voice of the system and the drawings to discuss concepts." – Zuzi Sochova, Agile Coach & Certified Scrum Trainer (CST)
- "Impactful, Engaging, Relevant. I gained valuable insights around frameworks & tools for dialogue and my attachment to Agile as an end. I now know how better to see and bring awareness of reality. I liked the informal tone, hands-on activities and mix of small/large group work." – Anthony Mersino, (Agile+) Coach
Training Environment
We create a highly interactive dynamic training environment. Each of you are unique – and so is each training. Although the essentials will be covered in every class, you will be involved in shaping the depth and focus of our time together. Each learning module is treated as a User Story (see photo) and we will co-create a unique learning journey that supports everyone's needs.
Only the most valuable topics will be covered.
The training will draw from the learning areas identified in the CAL overview diagram.
Certified Agile Leadership Training gives managers and coaches skills needed to foster success.
Your success as a leader in an Agile organization requires looking beyond Agile itself. It requires a deep understanding of your organization and your own leadership path. To equip you for this journey, you will gain a strong foundation in understanding organizational culture. From there, you will learn key organization and leadership models that will allow you to understand how your organizational culture really works.
Now you are ready to start the journey! You will learn about organizational growth – how you may foster lasting change in your organization. Key is understanding how it invites change in a complex system. You will also learn about leadership – how you may show up more effectively, and how to help others.
Though each Certified Agile Leadership course varies depending on the instructor, all Certified Agile Leadership courses intend to create awareness of, and begin the journey toward, Agile Leadership.
Graduates will receive the Certified Agile Leadership (CAL 1) designation. See Scrum Alliance Website for further details.
Public Courses & Registration
Private CAL1 Training
I offer private CAL1 training for your extended leadership team. Please contact me for pricing and availability.
Pre-requisites: Agile fundamentals. Industry experience or CSM or CSPO is sufficient. This is course explores organization & leadership needed to create an Agile organization. Agile is not required to learn, it is a requirement for certification. If you are not sure, please contact me for clarification.
Note: This course is designed for anyone seeking to foster a more agile (flexible, nimble) organization. Even though the historical context of Agile is software innovation, this training is applicable across all industries.
Course Pre-learning: Participants are expected to complete 2-3 hours of videos and readings in advance of the training. Then there is more time to focus on discussion and exploration. The reading guide will be shared with participants after registration.
PDUs: This training provides 14 PDUs in support of certifications offered by the Project Management Institute, including the PMIACP as well as the PMP certification.
Who Should Attend
There are two main audiences that are addressed by this training: organizational leaders and organizational coaches. The principles and practices of organizational culture and leadership are the same regardless of your role.
Organizational leaders include executives, vice presidents, directors, managers and program leads. Organizational coaches include Agile Coaches, Scrum Masters, HR professionals, and internal change leaders.
Learning Modules for Certified Agile Leadership Training (CAL1)
We create a highly interactive dynamic training environment. Each of you are unique – and so is each training. Although the essentials will be covered in every class, you will be involved in shaping the depth and focus of our time together. Each learning module is treated as a User Story (see photo) and we will co-create a unique learning journey that supports everyone's needs. Only the most valuable topics will be covered.
Organizational Culture
"If you do not manage culture, it manages you, and you may not even be aware of the extent to which this is happening." – Edgar Schein
- Why Culture? Clarify why culture is critical for Organizational Success.
- Laloux Culture Model: Discuss the Laloux culture model that will help us clarify current state and how to understand other organizations/models.
- Agile Culture: Explore how Agile can be seen as a Culture System.
- Agile Adoption & Transformation: – Highlight differences between Agile Adoption and Transformation.
- Dimensions of Culture: Look at key aspects of culture from "Reinventing Organizations". Where are we and where might we go?
- Culture Case Studies: Organizational Design: Explore how leading companies use innovative options to drive cultural operating systems.
Organizational Growth
- Working With Culture: Given a Culture Gap. What moves can we make? Work with Culture or Transformation.
- Complex Systems Thinking: Effective change is possible when we use a Complex Systems model. Cynefin. Attractors. Emergent Change.
- Healthy "Agile" Initiatives: How to get to a healthy initiative. How to focus on the real goals of Agile and clarify WHY.
- Fostering Organizational Collaboration: Understanding collaboration and trust beyond the team. Organizational drivers. Patterns for change.
- Metrics: How do we measure success? What metrics help and which harm us?
- Transformation Case Study: Walkthrough of how a transformation unfolded with a 100 person internal IT group.
Leadership & Organizational Models
- Management Paradigms: Contrast of Traditional "Modern" Management practices with Knowledge worker paradigm. Theory X, Theory Y.
- The Virtuous Cycle: Key drivers of success emergent across different high-performance organizational systems.
- Engagement (Gallup): Gallup has 12 proven questions linked to employee engagement. How can we move the needle?
- Advice Process: More effective decision-making using Advice Process. Build leaders. Practice with advice cards.
Leadership Development
- Listening: Subtle and deep listening practice as the basis for all human interaction.
- 4 A's Leadership Model: Awareness, Acceptance, Aspiration & Ask for Help.
- Leading Through Culture: How to lead through culture so that innovation and engagement can emerge.
- Transformational Leadership: See how we may "be the change we want to see" in our organizations.
- Leadership in Hierarchy: Hierarchy impedes innovation. Listening and language tips to improve your leadership.
What's Surprising and Delighting Participants?
The 2 days are more than a training. It's an experience. It's an invitation into a bigger world. It's about letting go of our assumptions that are blocking our success.
In an activity called "Postcards from the Future", here is what participants wish they could tell themselves at the start of the training to set up for even greater success…
About Michael Sahota
I believe people deliver astounding results when we fully engage them with Purpose in Safe, Connected workplaces.
I help leaders cultivate their organizational culture. To show up in ways that invites others to show up. And to evolve structures and practices that foster a resilient adaptable organization.
I am a guide and teacher of organizational gardening. I lead by example. I lovingly invite awareness to increase options and choice. I foster this through: training, coaching, consulting, and facilitation.
Since 2001, I have been fostering an Agile way of working. Since 2010, I have been helping organizations evolve their organizational culture and leadership to create places where "Agile" may flourish. As a Certified Enterprise Coach (CEC) and Certified Agile Leadership (CAL) Educator, I help leaders bridge the world between "Agile" and organizational reality.
Q: Why did the Scrum Alliance create the CAL offering?
A: For years, people have been asking the Scrum Alliance for help looking beyond the team. They said – Scrum is great for teams, but …
- How can we work with resistance to change?
- How can we help our managers?
- How can we shift our culture?
- How can we help leaders understand what Agile is really about?
CAL is designed to answer these questions and orient people towards leading and inviting a more "Agile" organization.
Q: What is the difference between SAFe and CAL?
A: On the surface, the goals of SAFe and CAL are similar: An Agile Organization.
SAFe has an excellent focus on Tactical elements of Agile such as the process, roles, multi-team releases. It is a wonderful way to adopt Agile practices in a large organization. One might say the focus is on Doing Agile. The focus here is on what may we do to improve things with as little organizational change as possible.
The focus of CAL is Cultural with an outlook towards Being Agile. How may we foster and Agile mindset to create a nimble flexible organization powered by engaged, innovative people? For this we look at topics such as leadership, org structure, culture, and organizational growth. The focus here is long-term sustainable growth from a holistic integrated perspective.


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - November 18, 2000, New Braunfels, Texas By Bryan Adams Sports Editor SAN MARCOS — The size of Strahan Coliseum, the noise from the thousands of people on hand and the butterflies in their stomachs did not rattle the New Braunfels Unicorns, even when they fell behind 2-0 early in the first game. Like they have been known to do all season, the Unicorns rallied to overtake Friendswood and then never looked back as they knocked off the Mustangs 15-9,15-9 Friday night in the state semifinals in San Marcos. Two unforced errors by Friendswood tied the first game at 2-2 and an ace by New Braunfels senior Michelle Popp gave the Unicorns a 3-2 lead. NB led the rest of the game. "Once a server gets an ace on us, I think we just focus harder on our serve receive and start playing better," Popp said. "I don't think we got down at all." With the win the Unicorns (33-7) advance to the state championship game, which is to be play at 2:30 p.m. today. They will play the unbeaten Longview Pine Tree Lady Pirates (40-0), who defeated Cleburne 15-8, 15-9 in their state semifinal match. "At this point of the year records don't mean anything," NB senior Bethany Hildebrand said. "We just take it game by game and focus on the game at hand. We just have to go out and work hard to win." Despite losing their starting mid- State Semifinals New Braunfels Unicorns defeated Friendswood Mustangs 15-9,15-9 ■ NEXT: vs. Longview Pine Tree (40-0) at 2:30 p.m. today. ■ WHERE: Strahan Coliseum in San Marcos. die blocker for about 15 minutes because of turned ankle, Friendswood (33-8) rallied to tie the game at 4-4 on kills by Ami Rodgers and Magdelena Gotsch, "We know that when a player goes down the other players are going to step it up," Popp said. "They did and I really didn't see a big difference at all " The Unicorns rallied for a 7-4 lead behind three consecutive aces by Hildebrand. NB head coach Phyllis Fowler said before the match that the key to winning would be serving and serve receive. "We had a few key serves, a couple of aces, and the kids got on a roll," Fowler said. "Neither team had the momentum from the very beginning." "They knew who to serve to. We studied the video. The kids knew before we came here that they See VOLLEYBALL/2B TT"r7— — Quick Hits Game Time ►Today Basketball Chicago Bulls at Utah Jazz. 8 p.m. on WGN. College Football Michigan at Ohio State. 11 a.m. on KSA! East Carolina at West Virginia. 11 a.m. on ESPN. Illinois at Northwestern. 11 a.m. on espn2. Kansas State at Missouri. 11:30 a.m. on KENS. Texas-EI Paso at Texas Christian. 2 p.m. on FXSP. Auburn at Alabama. 2:30 p.m. on KENS. Texas Tech at Oklahoma, 2:30 p.m. on KSAT. Ole Miss at Georgia. 5 p.m. on espn2. Oregon at Oregon State. 5:30 p.m. on FXSP. Miami (Fla.) at Syracuse. 5:30 p.m. on ESPN. Florida at Florida State. 7 p.m. on KSAT. 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Baron pulled out his sword. "Stay back," he warned.
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Sage smirked and wriggled free of his clutch. "It's not going to hurt me," she said with laughter in her voice.
She could hear the skepticism in Baron's voice. "How are you so sure?
Before Sage could answer the massive beast took a giant leap from the window. Below she could hear people scream as the scrambled to get out of his way. "Because that is Saffron."
Baron's eyes grew wide. "Well Siren. He may not be intent on hurting you, but with his size and lack of grace he could easily destroy the whole Kingdom before Demitrius ever has the chance."
Sage nodded. He was right, Saffron would have to be led away from the castle grounds. It would take a whole army of men to restrain him. This would give Sage the perfect opportunity to escape to Gallia and return Odyous, who had recently decoded the rest of the grimoire. While she was in Gallia, she might be able to spy on Blue's Army. Baron turned to face her, Sage felt guilty that she would have to lie to him again. He placed his hands on her shoulders. "Where will you be, while I am restraining your beast?"
She hated when he stared into her eyes like that, it made it impossible for her to lie. "I will be conversing with Odyous," she said truthfully.
He smiled satisfied with her answer. Sage turned to leave, but before she can get anywhere the room began to shake. Sage screamed and Baron shielded her body as rocks and debris flew from the wall. A minute later after the castle stopped shaking they slowly got up to there feet. Blue's chair was knocked over, but he didn't seem to be seriously harmed. Baron up-righted the man and the chair with ease.
Baron drew his sword again, and walked towards the window. "I should have let you die on the ground you overgrown nuisance!" He charged.
Saffron growled at him in return. "Baron!" Sage put herself in between the dragon and the Halfling as Baron came at her with the sword. It pierced her arm, and she fell backwards from the pain, landing on Saffron's over sized muzzle.
"Sage!" Baron screamed once he realized what he had done. The gash on Sage's forearm wasn't too deep, it just stung. If Sage didn't look at the blood, or acknowledge the pain, it would go away. As for falling fifty feet to her death, she wasn't sure that could be prevented. She tried to access Athena's powers to persuade him to stand perfectly still, until Baron could get her down, only she hit a mental barrier. A sharp pain ebbed in her head.
Gently she stroked Saffron's leathery dragon skin. She spoke gently to him, "Please let me down.,"
Saffron's humungous eyes narrowed and stared right past her towards Baron and his sword. "Put the sword down!" Sage ordered.
Reluctantly Baron dropped the sword.
Sage turned her attention back towards Saffron. For the first time she had no adrenaline or powers to cover up her fear. "Let me down," she repeated with more force.