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"The drive there takes an hour. When it's late and the road is clear sailing, you can make it in forty-five. If you are lucky, you can do the trip four times.
Four trips, fifty bucks a pop: two hundred dollars for a night's work.
All you do is deliver your passenger to an address. Watch as she totters up to the door in her high heels. Wait the hour until she's finished. Drive her home.
Occasionally there's trouble. She yells. Sometimes she screams. That's when you really earn your money. You grab the spike you keep in the boot. Make sure the girl gets out okay.
Most nights are quiet. You sit in the car. Read the chapters of your textbook. Start work on the assignment that's due on Monday."
This was the introduction to an article I wrote during my undergrad journalism degree, an article on Centrelink payments like youth allowance that had students resorting to desperate, even illegal, measures to pay the bills. The Minister for Children and Youth Affairs at the time, Larry Anthony, was trumpeting that Youth Allowance was a success. "The Coalition's support for students and young people has helped increasing numbers to make the most of their skills through further training and education," Mr Anthony said. "This is good news for our country's future".
Not such good news for the students themselves.
I interviewed three students for my article, all of whom had turned to illegal ventures to make ends meet, including David* who, as in the introduction, chauffeured prostitutes on the weekends with a sideline in selling stolen goods to help finance four years of study to become a social worker; Sam* who turned to selling drugs; and Tracy* who worked cash in hand at a restaurant.
In 2001, the Youth Pathways Action Plan Taskforce was handpicked by the Prime Minister (John Howard) as a means of promoting his success with the restructuring of the CES and Social Security into the magnificent venture that is now Centrelink. The report they handed in, however, was so critical of Howard's policies, that the government had suppressed it for five months. When details of the Pathways report were leaked in parliament, it was shown that some young people receiving benefits had turned to petty theft and drug dealing to survive. The Report also revealed that the levels of income support offered to young people were not sufficient to cover the costs associated with commencing study.
The response? A statement that the government was developing a comprehensive response to the Report for consideration in the 2002-2003 budget.
Today, 12 years later, students on Youth Allowance still live far below the poverty line. What that is depends on who you talk to, but by halving the median of all pay packets in Australia it ends up as roughly $350 a week. Today, youth allowance will hand a single, childless person over 18 who is "required to live away from home" a maximum of $414 a fortnight.**
In Australia, we are incredibly lucky to receive any financial support for higher education. Don't get me wrong. Not only are some students eligible for Youth Allowance (YA), Austudy or Abstudy but some are offered Commonwealth Supported Places (which can reduce your degree fees) and FEE HELP (deferred loans). These things are great if you can get them, but they are not particularly generous. And they don't necessarily make it that much more affordable to pursue full-time study. Study is hard enough without having to worry about money all the time, without having to think harder about how you're going to pay your rent or eat this week than you have to for your next essay or exam. So here are a few of my (sometimes hard-learned) tips for surviving on a student budget:
1. Find out what help you're eligible for. In addition to the financial support I mentioned above, the Australian Government also offers a range of scholarships and education costs scholarships that you may be eligible for. If you receive even $1 worth of YA you may be eligible for a Relocation Scholarship if you're moving away from your hometown to go to uni or a Student Start-Up Scholarship to cover those early-in-the-semester costs like textbooks and student fees. If you are an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander student, you may be eligible for additional Commonwealth Scholarships. The government also offers eligible YA recipients a Low Income Health Care Card (if you meet the income test). Not only does this give you access to cheaper medicine (under the Pharmaceuticals Benefits Scheme) and health services but you can also get discounts on a stack of stuff like amenities bills and public transport. Each state and territory offers slightly different discounts.
Some work-related self-education costs are tax deductible. You can check with the Australian Taxation Office to see if this applies to you if you're working and studying at the same time. Come tax return time, you might get a little extra back.
Most universities will offer their own range of financial assistance including interest-free, short term loans, food or textbook vouchers or financial hardship grants. And if you're really struggling, then various community organisations such as the Salvation Army, St Vincent de Paul or Lifeline offer vouchers for amenities bills, food parcels and cheap clothing. Don't be a jerk and use those services though if you can get support easily elsewhere - they're for people suffering genuine hardship, not 'oops, I drank my rent money on Saturday night' regrets.
2. Get a job. Get a crappy job; get a good one; get whatever you can. Just make sure you're safe and covered if accidents happen. This doesn't just help financially, it also makes getting work after you graduate much easier. Any experience tends to be more appealing to employers than no experience. Working while studying, though, can be quite a juggling act. I see a lot of students who come to me asking for extensions because their work/study balance has gotten completely out of hand. Quite a few are working and studying full-time because they aren't eligible for support.
If you are getting a payment like YA and land yourself a causal or part-time job, then make Centrelink work for you. Take advantage of the 'income bank' they offer. It's a bit awkward to explain but essentially you can earn up to $415 a fortnight before your YA payment is reduced. If you earn less than that, the difference between your earnings and the $415 limit is accrued into your income bank (up to a maximum of $10,300). This income bank acts like credits to avoid reductions on future YA payments - so if you accrue $50 in your income bank, you're allowed to earn up to $465 the next fortnight without getting your YA reduced. It's confusing, but you can end up ahead financially if you manage it right. Get someone really patient from Centrelink to explain it to you.
3. Take advantage of student discounts. There are plenty of student friendly businesses out there offering discounts or concessions on their products and services. It's not just public transport, but a huge range of food, entertainment, electronics, health and beauty services, event entry, memberships, etc. Some offer general discounts on all products; others may offer special deals on certain days. Some banks offer fee-free accounts to students; McDonalds will give you a free medium-sized drink if you download the voucher. Sites like Student Edge can give a good overview of discounts offered in your state, but don't be afraid to ask when you rock up to a counter if they'll knock a little off the top if you flash your student card.
4. Take advantage of what your uni offers. All universities will have a range of free and reduced price services for students. Stuff that'll generally come free: wifi and internet (although you may have download limits), library access to academic and entertainment resources, counselling or health care, tax help and career consulting, limited software packages, diaries and a stack of small freebies if you can suffer through O-week and the various expos. Joining your uni's student union can also get you access to additional discounts both on campus and off. The University of Melbourne union discount, for example gets you 20% at Readings Bookstores and the Book Co-op as well as cheaper membership to ACMI and discounted concert packages at Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. The University of Sydney Union will give you 15% discount on your academic dress at graduation and 15% off made to measure shirts and suits at George and King (although I imagine if you're a struggling student - probably not a great idea to have suits specially made).
5. Share accomodation. If you can live with your folks, that's fantastic (sort of). Stay there are long as you can (although don't keep acting like a 13 year old - do your own damn laundry). If you can't be at home, for whatever reason, share accomodation is the way to go. There is plenty of it in every university town. Most universities have people at student services who can help with housing and matching you up with potential housemates if you don't already have a posse from high school. Be smart about how you share expenses and what you're officially listed on, whether it's the lease or any joint gas/electricity bills. If you are one of several people listed, you'll be on the hook if one of your housemates falls behind on payments or ups and leaves the country. Have a clear arrangement about how and what you'll share and any specific responsibilities.
6. Share food. Buying in bulk is almost guaranteed to be cheaper but can be a bad idea if you have no room to store it or can't eat it before it spoils. So buy bulk where you can and share it out. Good ways to get bulk savings include:
- joining a co-op. Most unis or cities will have fruit and vegetable or general grocery co-ops. The general idea is you pool your resources, shop at wholesalers and then share out the goods evenly. You might pay a small fee to join or be required to "volunteer" for a job such as buying, boxing or distributing, but you'll usually get great savings.
- shopping at university co-op stores with bulk dry-goods such as dried pulses or grains.
- shopping at ethnic supermarkets where they tend to do bulk goods more cheaply than the big names. Think ten kilo bags of rice, 10 litres of olive oil or 500 grams of cumin.
- Investing in good quality and well-sealing containers (be careful about "borrowing" your mum's Tupperware; she might notice)
- Buy local. Fewer food miles generally means cheaper prices.
- Buy in season. If you're eating food out of season, it's usually more well-travelled than you are and will come with a hefty price tag to match.
- Don't eat meat every night. Tofu, chickpeas and other pulses (especially when bought dried) are waaaaaay cheaper than meat.
- Cook in bulk and use your freezer.
- Create a weekly meal plan that'll give you plenty of meals and leftovers.
- Eat your leftovers.
- Learn the patterns of your local markets/supermarkets including what days and times things are marked down. Each section usually has a day.
- Don't shop hungry. You'll come home with more than you need.
- Eat at co-op restaurants where volunteers cook (generally vegetarian food) and you pay a few dollars for a cheap and wholesome meal or even volunteer yourself and get fed for free for just an hour or two of work. The Hare Krishnas operate co-operative style vego cafes, where you can get all-you-can-eat for just a few dollars. Check them out in Melbourne, Sydney, Newcastle, Adelaide, Sunshine Coast and elsewhere.
- If you can handle it, there are websites, maps and apps giving ideal locations for dumpster-diving, scrumping or urban foraging. Just be careful you don't cross the line into stealing or trespassing and, if you're picking your own, make sure you're informed about what's edible and what's poison.
9. Get rid of or reduce your vices. Smoking, drinking and pokies - three of the easiest and dumbest ways to part with your money. A friend calls each of them tax for stupid people. That's a bit harsh, but rising taxes, duties and pay-offs to various levels of government, mean smoking and drinking are becoming rapidly more expensive past-times. They're also bad for you (I'm a mum, I have to say that. Pass the wine). Gambling is also ultimately a money losing situation. The house (or the pub) always wins with the pokies.
10. Budget. Actually write yourself a budget. There are plenty of online tools to help you out here. What you need is to know your expenditures and keep track of your spending. Know exactly how much of your income should be leftover after all your expenses have been paid so you don't spend your rent money on the good stuff. Keeping track makes you more aware of all the little purchases and how they can actually add up over time.
If there's any wiggle room, allow yourself some savings. Having a little pot of money put aside can help you save in the future if unexpected expenses or emergencies would have otherwise had you reaching for a credit card or a high interest loan.
Do you have any other tried and true tips for stretching your dollar further? Are there any secret student discounts you've used?
** 'Required to live away from home' is the clincher there. To be eligible for youth allowance you need to prove you are independent, which can be tough to do. You automatically qualify as independent when you hit 22 (this used to be 25, which was horrendous). To qualify any earlier you must have a dependent child; OR show you've supported yourself through fulltime employment, hitting a specific target of hours and income for the two years prior to claiming; OR prove you have an incredibly crappy homelife or "parents who cannot exercise their responsibilities"; OR be an unadopted orphan or refugee; OR be married or in a defacto relationship for at least 12 months. The idea with this is that the government wants your parents to support you or pay your way through university. Most school leavers who go to university will finish their Bachelor's degree by 22 years of age.


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Global DCS market expects healthy growth through 2007
Worldwide DCS market is expected to grow an average 6% between 2004 and 2009. (Illustration and data courtesy of ARC Advisory Group)
Dedham, MA —Healthy growth in the global distributed control systems (DCS) market is expected to continue through at least 2006-2007, a recent study from ARC Advisory Group reveals. DCS worldwide outlook market analysis and forecast through 2009 reports overall market growth of an average 6% between 2004 and 2009.
DCS market has been primarily buoyed by growth in developing countries such as China and India and by a slowdown in hardware price declines. Growth in China and India is compounded by the need for significant restructuring efforts in North American oil-and-gas and refining infrastructures as a result of an unprecedented hurricane season. Stronger, though moderate, growth in a previously depressed Japanese market is also having an impact.
"After years of decline in the hardware business, increased demand and overall market growth have resulted in a resurgence in hardware growth," said Larry O'Brien, ARC research director and principal author of the study. "Hardware revenues for suppliers are expected to grow at the average annual rate of just over 4% through 2009, which is a big departure from the declines witnessed in the hardware business in recent years. Most DCS suppliers have retained key business elements of manufacturing and/or design of control hardware."
Increased manufacturing capacity utilization in North American and Japan are contributing to the overall DCS market growth, while developing economies in China and India add significant amounts of capacity. Although Europe is experiencing a downturn, Japan is benefiting from a recovery in capacity utilization, with rates over 2 percentage points higher than average levels for 2000, marking five consecutive quarters of increase.
The oil-and-gas industry is expected to see the most growth in the DCS market through 2009, driven by increased investment in oil exploration and production in numerous areas around the globe. Investment in new production, compounded with the investment required in North America to reconstruct the damaged offshore industry, is also a major contributor to growth in this sector.
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"Deal," the independent poker movie featuring Burt Reynolds and Bret Harrison, recently wrapped filming in New Orleans, Louisiana. The feature chronicles the story of a veteran poker champion who returns to the game to coach a talented newcomer. The two butt heads and ultimately part ways, only to meet again at the World Poker Tour (WPT) World Championship final table.
"Deal" is being produced by Michael Arata and directed by Gil Cates Jr., and features a slew of poker personalities, including WPT hosts Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten, poker pros Antonio Esfandiari, Phil Laak, Scott Lazar, and Isabel Mercier, and Hollywood players Jennifer Tilly, Shannon Elizabeth, and Charles Durning.
Lazar, who finished sixth in the 2005 WSOP, served as co-executive producer and "poker technical advisor" to make sure that all card play and betting were authentic. Lazar, who started out with a cameo, actually ended up with a featured role.
Harrison, who was a true poker novice prior to filming, said of working with the pros, "They really taught me about the life of these gamblers. They were constantly betting on something. It gave me a lot of insight into my role."
Reynolds prepared for his role by watching hours of WPT DVDs. "I was fascinated by how these guys study their opponents, figuring out their tells, and using psychology to outsmart them," he said. "I realized how to improve my own game. I was very flattered when some of these young stars said they couldn't tell if I was bluffing. I don't think that was true before I started this movie."
The film used the real WPT World Championship final table set, usually located at the Bellagio, and created an "eerily realistic" scene complete with Sexton and Van Patten as ad-libbing hosts, Courtney Friel conducting exit interviews, pro players at the final table, faux Bellagio showgirls bringing in mountains of cash, and a WPT Budweiser toast to the final table winner.
"An amazing transformation has occurred during the shooting of 'Deal,'" said director Cates. "The actors have all jumped into their roles with relish and have taken up the game with a passion just like millions around the country. It's led to some truly spirited poker games after hours and in between scenes."
"I think poker fans will be stunned when they see 'Deal,'" said Arata. "The film captures the excitement of the T.V. show, while telling a compelling story about competition and trust. The audience will really feel like they have been transported to a real WPT event."


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Oniakaloha Aerodrome (ICAO: SLOA) is a single-runway public airfield in the 'Cardona' region of north-eastern Satori.
Landing Advisories
- Runway is unmarked and unlit.
- Prominent Ban-line: east of the runway extending to 60m.
Opened in March 2015, Oniakaloha Aerodrome is equipped with an unmarked and unlit, 180m x 6m pierced steel planking (PSP) landing surface. To either side of the approach-end of the runway, there is swampy, water-covered land, along with a wrecked Vought F4U Corsair, a wooden watchtower, and a small boat dock. To the north-west of the runway is a sandy parking apron with numerous mid-sized hangars.
The following list includes all airlines who maintain a presence at Oniakaloha Aerodrome or operate scheduled services to and from the facility as of September 2016. Other non-scheduled charter flights may be available on request. Please contact airlines for more information.
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Obama on GM bailout: "Today, that bet has paid off."
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2 Words Obama Doesn't Want You to Know
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But, as you'll see in this very brief video, these 2 simple words could help keep the government out of your life for good, no matter what stupid laws they pass (ahem… Obamacare…)
Find out what these 2 words are, right here, and discover just how you can make them work for you.
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a cylindrical cake with radius 12cm and height 10cm has a slice cut out. The shape of the top of the slice is a sector of the circle that forms the top of the cake. Exluding the sliced piece, the angle is 320 degrees.
a) Calculate the area on top of the slice that has been cut out.
b) Calculate the volume of the cake that remains after the slice has been removed.
c) Calculate the surface area of the cake that remains after the slice has been removed.
i particularly need to know how to do c) This is because I have already worked out the answers to a) and b)
I worked out the area of the cake using the sector 320 degrees, but there is also a bottom so you therefore have to multiple it by 2.
same with when you cut the slice- there are 2 rectangular sides. obviously round the circumference of the cake there is a long rectangular shape but because it is a cake it looks curved. because you want the whole surface area once you've sliced it you have to add all the figures. Here are my workings:
10*12=120*2=240cm squared
area of base=320 over 360*pie*12 squared=402.1238597*2 cos theres a top and bottom 4 a cake= 804.2477193
w=320 over 360*2*pie*12 ( multiply this by height of 10cm= 670.2064328
add these: 240+804.2477193+670.2064328=1714.454852 so surface area = 1414cm squared
however in the book the answer was 1474cm squared. i figured out they didn't add the 240 on which are the bits on the side- which is right?
It's me again.
I now fully understand what you are asking for in your part c)
I agree with your calculations of the exposed area of the top and bottom of the remaining cake
area (top+bottom) = 2(320/360)(144π) = 804.25 (you had that)
area (exposed outer side) = (320/360)(2π(12))(10) = 670.21 (you had that also)
if we add just those two sums we get 1474.45 which is their answer.
So it does look like they forgot the 2 rectangular areas of the inside of the remaining cake, which you calculated correctly as well, which were 2(12)(10) = 240
so the correct answer should have been the sum of those 3 answers or 1714.45 which you also had.
I again apologize for my error in our last exchange.
that is totally wrong


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This intensive two-day course will prepare you to take on the ScrumMaster role and is taught by a Scrum Alliance Certified Scrum Trainer®. We'll cover pragmatic, time-tested practices for managing product backlogs, long and short-range planning, project execution, and progress reporting. We'll also examine many facets of Scrum, including the project lifecycle, roles, events, and artifacts.
You will participate in exercises, in-depth discussion, case studies and techniques to help illustrate practices and principles. After completing the course, you will be eligible for ScrumMaster Certification with the Scrum Alliance®. You will also receive a two-year membership in the Scrum Alliance®, an organization that provides valuable materials and resources exclusively to CSMs.
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Typical Agile introductions focus on training teams or tend to focus on specific roles in an Agile or Scrum adoption. Having a group of "agile" teams does not provide the holistic change that is required at various levels of an organization looking to improve by adopting Agile, Lean or similar practices.
Managers in the agile organization:
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- Are instrumental in fostering shared vision, removing obstacles, enabling self-organizing teams, motivating and inspiring the organization to better serve their customers
- Will need to undergo a potential shift to a more catalytic management and leadership style
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- Influence the Environment to Enable Change and Improvement
- Support the Complex Nature of Product Development
- Uncover Gaps between Vision of Teams, Leaders and Current Reality
- Remove Barriers to Achieve the Organization's Vision
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Establish Common Understanding of Organization's Goals for Agile Adoption
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This intensive two-day course will prepare you to take on the Product Owner role and is taught by a Scrum Alliance Certified Scrum Trainer®. We'll cover the Scrum framework but more importantly, what it means to function as the Product Owner, or Customer, for a Scrum team. You will learn about managing stakeholders, creating and refinement the Product Backlog, emerging detail with Product Backlog Items and User Stories including Acceptance Criteria and the Definition of Done.
You will participate in exercises, in-depth discussion, case studies and techniques to help illustrate practices and principles. After completing the course, you will earn the Certified Scrum Product Owner® credential with the Scrum Alliance®. You will also receive a two-year membership in the Scrum Alliance®, an organization that provides valuable materials and resources exclusively to CSPOs.
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- The basics of what Scrum is and how it fits into an Agile process
- What the Product Owner role is and how it differs from a traditional product manager or project sponsor
- The process for creating, refining and maintaining a Product Backlog
- How to collaborate with the Scrum team to maximize business value with each Sprint
- How Scrum can enable your business to respond more rapidly to changing market, business and customer needs
Participants eligible for 14 Education Hours for the PMI Agile Certified Practitioner® application and 14 PMI PDUs (Professional Development Units)
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In this three-day course, you will put Agile knowledge, skills, tools and techniques to work. The classroom will consist of simulations providing participants with the opportunity to practice Agile principles and processes working in a team setting. Your instructor will drive each team through Agile processes from Vision down to Daily planning and execution.
Anyone looking to learn the Agile and Scrum basics will benefit from this course. It is highly recommended that teams attend together to achieve the maximum benefits and leave the class with practical work product for their projects.
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- Popular Agile Methods
- Forming the Agile Team: Agile Roles
- Product Vision and Levels of Agile Planning
- Creating the Product Backlog
- Creating the Product Roadmap
- Relative Estimating vs. Ideal Time
- Preparing for and Conducting Release Planning
- Preparing for and Conducting Sprint Planning
- Sprint Execution: Collaborating, the Daily Scrum, Reviews and Retrospectives
- Measuring & Communicating Progress with Agile Methods
Participants eligible for 14 Education Hours for the PMI Agile Certified Practitioner® application and 14 PMI PDUs (Professional Development Units)
Scaling Agile & Scrum
Is it just me or has the word "scaling" become a buzz word in the Agile community in the last 5 years? Thinking back to the mid-2000s, I don't recall this being talked about at User Groups, Conferences, in Certified ScrumMaster courses, etc.
Today scaling frameworks appear overnight and promise a one-size-fits-all solution to using Agile approaches "at a larger scale". Let's look at the first challenge with that:
What do you mean by "scaling"?
When someone talks about Scaling Agile or Scaling Scrum, I ask them what they mean more specifically as there are a lot of loaded terms in that phrase.
- Do you mean Scaling Agile or Scrum across a large Product?
- Do you mean Scaling Agile or Scrum across an enter organization?
- Do you mean Scaling Agile or Scrum across distributed geographies?
- Do you mean all of the above? (Yikes!)
In my experience, many of these organizations cannot answer what is meant by "Agile". Some mean using the Scrum framework, yet others mean eXtreme Programming or just adhering to the values and principles in the Agile Manifesto. Many also cannot answer what they hope to gain by adopting Agile to do work versus the status quo. So how are these organizations going to know that they have achieved their goals? Firstly if they do not understand what the goal is. Secondly, if they do not agree on what is meant by "Agile" or do not have this working successfully (whatever that definition for them is) at small scale. What do they plan to do? Scale something that has not been proven to work at small scale and hope that it somehow delivers better results?
One Size Fits All.
Some scaling approaches offer a prescriptive solution regardless of the size of the company or the type of work being done. Many assume the work is technology based so a number of information technology specific references exist that may not universally apply in every organization.
Some may read this and think "well, isn't Scrum or Agile one size fits all"? This gets to the heart of the misunderstanding. They are not intended to be "methodologies". They are frameworks. The Scrum framework asks anyone adopting it to identify who the Customer is and what the Product that will be built for that Customer is. The framework offers a set of "guidelines" to keep the people building the Product for the Customer accountable and adaptive to the Customer's feedback. By definition the Development Team, the Product Owner, the ScrumMaster and the Organization are meant to do what makes sense for their company, industry etc. The values and guidelines are there to help.
Other Agile approaches, such as eXtreme Programming, assume a technology Product so are slightly more prescriptive in the technology practices but still start by asking "who is the Customer?" A Customer view is adopted as opposed to a System-only view.
If companies have not worked through these questions, chances are the rush to Scale Scrum, or other Agile approaches, may slightly optimize the status quo, but will not achieve the full benefits from using Scrum or Agile at scale.
Click here to learn about opportunities to learn about scaling.
Agile Requirements and Story Writing Workshop
In this two-day course, you will put Agile and Scrum knowledge, skills, tools and techniques to work in order to achieve writing great agile requirements and user stories. The class provides lots of opportunity to practice drafting product visions, product road maps, identifying user roles, writing stories and more all in a learning environment.
This class is ideal for a new Product Owner, a business analyst making the transition to working on an Agile or Scrum Team or anyone who has been tasked with creating the Product Backlog for an Agile project.
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- Developing User Roles and Personas
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- Creating a Product Roadmap
- Creating a User Story Map
- Refining and Ordering the Emergent Product Backlog
- Use of Story Writing Workshops to Generate User Stories
- Techniques for Capturing Acceptance Criteria and Definition of Done
Participants eligible for 14 Education Hours for the PMI Agile Certified Practitioner® application and 14 PMI PDUs (Professional Development Units)
PMI-ACP® Prep Course
In this three-day Agile Certified Practitioner® Prep course you will put the knowledge, skills, tools and techniques taught to work. The classroom will be an experiential environment working in teams with other participants. Your instructor will drive each team through Agile processes from Vision down to Daily planning and execution.
As an active Agile Practitioner, your instructor will also answer questions with real world experiences. You will leave the class with practical knowledge and a clear roadmap for success in taking the PMI Agile Certified Practitioner® exam.
- Transition from Project Management and the PMBOK
- Moving to Agile: What is it and what are the benefits?
- Agile Methods Including Scrum, eXtreme Programming and Kanban
- Agile Project Management Role, ScrumMaster® or Coach?
- Agile Teams: Roles, Responsibilities and Practices
- The Levels of Agile Planning: Vision, Roadmap, Release Planning, Iteration and Daily Planning
- Focus on the Customer: Identifying User Roles and Developing Personas
- Creating & Maintaining the Product Backlog
- Relative and Affinity Based Estimating
- Holding Iteration Reviews
- Conducing Retrospectives
- Measuring and Communicating Progress with Agile Methods: What Happens to Earned Value Management with Agile?
- Value Stream Analysis
- User Story Mapping
- Scaling Agile Teams
Participants eligible for 21 Education Hours for the PMI Agile Certified Practitioner® application and 21 PMI PDUs (Professional Development Units)


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Hi there! We're the organising committee of the Oxford Drunken Knitwits and we call ourselves the "Knitty Committee". We see to it that the group runs smoothly and that as a Knitwit, you feel you get the most out of your ODK membership and that your views are well-understood and represented when we plan events and make decisions. We are an ever-expanding community of knitters who like to have a drink or two along the way, and we're here to keep up that great momentum!
"Chief Knitwit"Janey
Janey founded the Oxford Drunken Knitwits in May 2012 after moving to Oxford from North Carolina earlier that year. Being a social person in a new city, knitting in pubs by herself just wasn't cutting it, and she thought, "there must be other people who want to do this with me". She attended a few existing local knitting groups, but something was missing: a sense of silliness. Starting her own group called the "drunken knitwits" was the only answer, and hence this beautiful monster was born. Aside from her dayjob mapping infectious diseases, Janey lives and breathes Knitwits, and is constantly trying to come up with ideas and events to keep people excited and active in the group. She particularly loves designing ODK-branded paraphernalia, from beer mats to bottle opener keychains, and most importantly -- ball sacks.
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Jenny joined the Oxford Drunken Knitwits in June of 2012, at its third meeting. Being one of the longest-standing members of ODK, she knows the ins and outs of the group, and it wouldn't be the same without her. When she's not helping to produce an online corpus of the inscriptions of pre-islamic South Arabia, she's thinking up another yarn-bombing project for the Knitwits to get involved with. She really knows how to turn us into a factory churning out squares, flowers, and triangles at unprecedented rates. As an onlooker once said when watching us in action at a pub, "this looks like a really posh sweatshop". We consider that a compliment, and have Jenny to thank for it. That, her dry wit, and her ability to keep Janey in check when she gets a little carried away.
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A's starting pitcher A.J. Griffin was forced to leave his Saturday start early with shoulder tightness.
|For the first time in his major-league career, Griffin didn't throw at least six innings. (Getty Images)
Following a 15-inning game Friday night, the A's and Blue Jays had to turn around and play a day game Saturday. So a long outing from the starting pitcher would go a long way toward saving the bullpen. Instead, A's starting pitcher A.J. Griffin had to leave after just 1 2/3 innings with an injury. A few innings later, reporters were told that Griffin had to leave due to tightness in his right (throwing) shoulder (Susan Slusser).
Griffin had presented a nice starting option for the A's Saturday, considering the timing. He had thrown at least six innings in all seven previous big-league starts. The rookie pitcher is 3-0 with a 2.42 ERA on the season.
If Griffin's shoulder injury turns out to be serious enough for a disabled list trip, the A's have a few replacements waiting in the wings. Brandon McCarthy and Brett Anderson are both nearing returns from their respective minor-league rehab stints. Triple-A Sacramento has McCarthy starting Saturday and Anderson going Sunday.
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"Is that fear, Yagdra? You do know you never had a chance, right?"
"Your change means nothing! I will melt the flesh from your bones!"
- Yagdra and Kerrigan verbally spar(src)
Yagdra was one of the primal zerg pack leaders of Zerus.
Yagdra closely resembled an ash worm in appearance, and it was considerably larger in stature than most other primal zerg. It could spit gobs of destructive acid that, according to Zurvan, burnt like fire.[2]
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When Yagdra learned that Sarah Kerrigan was transforming in a chrysalis, it attempted to halt the process permanently by sending its pack at Kerrigan's brood. In the process, Yagdra also eradicated the last remnants of Brakk's now-leaderless pack, however, it was not successful in killing the Queen of Blades before she hatched from her chrysalis.[3]
The opportunity came soon enough, however, when Kerrigan, now the Primal Queen of Blades, set out to challenge the pack leaders for control of Zerus. She came for Yagdra first. Aided by Dehaka's Pack, Kerrigan fought her way through Yagdra's minions and confronted the pack leader himself. Yagdra told her that her transformation meant nothing. The two fought, and Kerrigan emerged victorious. After slaying Yagdra, she absorbed his essence. [2]
Yagdra spits acid in two forms, a prolonged linear stream, and rapid explosive bursts strewn around the battlefield. Both show the path of the blasts before they hit.
He also has the ability to dive under the ground, leaving behind eggs in the process. They can contain either lots of small primal zerg units, or a primal ultralisk and small units. After a second he'll jump out of the ground again.[2]
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Like Dehaka, Yagdra appears to be damaged and is missing some parts. His left tusk is broken off approximately halfway down and his left arm appears to be partially burned or melted as it has some of his bones visible under his skin.
- ↑ Blizzard Entertainment. StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm. (Activision Blizzard). PC. Credits. (in English). 2013.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Blizzard Entertainment. StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm. (Activision Blizzard). PC. Mission: Heart of the Swarm, Supreme (in English). 2013-03-12.
- ↑ Blizzard Entertainment. StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm. (Activision Blizzard). PC. Mission: Heart of the Swarm, The Crucible (in English). 2013-03-12.


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Having grown up on the quiet island of Guernsey, Betty Dean can't wait to start her new life in London. On a mission to find Clara Pickle - the mysterious beneficiary in her grandmother's will - she arrives in grungy, 1990s Soho, ready for whatever life has to throw at her. Or so she thinks...
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I'd probably site Lisa Jewell as my favourite author and have thoroughly enjoyed every single one of her books. Before I Met You is no different.
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While the internet boom lasted, nothing seemed able to deflate the bubble. Few internet and dot com companies were profitable, but investors never seemed to mind. They looked at the number of customers or subscribers as the basis for valuing internet stocks. The name of the game became raising capital, not making profits. Even when fashionable stocks dipped, there was remarkably little effect on the rest of the market. People had learned that it pays to buy the dips, and were not weaned from the habit until it ceased to pay.
Now that internet fever has abated, we hear that the "fundamentals" are reasserting themselves. But this view is as much a half-truth as the previous notion that the boom would last forever because the internet economy had created new fundamentals. Indeed, the internet boom/bust cycle brings into question prevailing economic theories about financial markets.
What should now be clear is that the so-called fundamentals that supposedly determine stock prices are not independently given. Instead, they are contingent on the behavior of financial markets. There are, indeed, myriad ways in which stock prices affect the fortunes of companies: they determine the cost of equity capital; they decide whether a company will be taken over or acquire other companies; stock prices influence a company's capacity to borrow and its ability to attract and reward management through stock options; stock prices serve as an advertising and marketing tool. In other words, when financial markets believe a company is doing well, its "fundamentals" improve; when markets change their mind, the actual fortunes of the company change with them. Moreover, changes in financial markets also have far reaching macroeconomic consequences.
It did not take a genius to realize that the internet boom, based not on profit expectations but on the expectations of selling stock to the public at ever increasing prices, rested on an unsustainable business model. It also did not take a genius to see that boom would be followed by bust, but it was harder to guess when that bust would occur. In the summer of 1999 I was convinced that an internet crash was imminent. Yet internet stocks recovered from a short dip; some soon rose to new highs. Institutions that live and die by relative performance felt obliged to increase their internet holdings. When Yahoo was included in the S&P 500 Index, it jumped 30% in a day. People like me who had sold internet stocks short in the belief that a crash was imminent were forced to cover them at whopping losses. I remained convinced that a bust was bound to come, but I could not afford to stand by my convictions.


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(CNN)Eight people are dead and 50 seriously injured after a head-on collision between two trains in Germany's southern state of Bavaria, a police spokesman says.
Altogether, 100 to 150 people suffered injuries in the collision, police say.
The crash occurred shortly after 7 a.m. Tuesday local time near the spa town of Bad Aibling, about 60 kilometers (37 miles) southeast of the Bavarian capital of Munich.
The collision left train carriages fused together and partly derailed, according to a statement from train company Meridian, which described the crash as a "terrible accident."
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Cirque du Soleil is presenting the Asian-themed "Dralion" at the Stockton Arena.
"Dralion," a fusion of ancient Chinese circus traditions and the avant-garde style of Cirque du Soleil will offer seven shows between Oct. 17 and Oct. 21. The name Dralion (pronounced "Drah-lee-on") is drawn from its two main symbols: the dragon, representing the East, and the lion, representing the West.
Julie Desmarais, "Dralion" tour publicist, shares her experiences working and traveling with the Cirque du Soleil performance.
For details and tickets, visit www.cirquedusoleil.com/dralion.
Q: How long have you been with the show "Dralion"?
A: A little over two years. "Dralion" started touring under the big top in 1999.
Q: What were you doing before working with Cirque du Soleil?
A: I worked in communications related to the entertainment industry. Prior, I worked with big events in Montreal, such as the Montreal Jazz Festival.
Q: How would you describe "Dralion"?
A: It's an incredible show with a lot of energy. I feel privileged on a daily basis to work with the group of people I do. We have eye-level acrobatics, great music and a live band.
Q: How large is the show?
A: There are 54 cast members on tour. Including the crew, there are a little over 100. We like to call ourselves the "Little League of Nations" because we have 16 countries represented (on staff).
Q: How does the show travel?
A: We travel by legs of 10 weeks. The equipment of "Dralion" is transported in 18 semi trucks. The cast and crew travels by bus or plane.
Q: Have you ever visited Lodi or Stockton?
A: I've been to California. This will be my first time in Stockton, and I'm really looking forward to it.
Q: What will you do while you are in the area?
A: Well, I always take Saturday as my day off. I have a little routine I like to do: Go for a nice brunch at a more locally owned or independent (eatery). Then I'll wander around and walk and take the day for myself.
Q: In two years of traveling, what has been your favorite city you've explored?
A: It's very hard to say. I feel very privileged. I like to call my tour a roadtrip.
We've been to Canada, so I can say I've toured my country as well. We visit new cities, like Stockton. We've been to Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic ... Florida. Everywhere is unique.
Q: What do your family and friends say when you tell them you travel with the circus?
A: They really feel I'm lucky.
Q: Does seeing the show ever get old?
A: No, every day is a new day. There are lots of experiences and moments. It's always very different. I work with people who are from everywhere ... I discover new cultures day after day.
Q: What do you like most about "Dralion"?
A: I love "Dralion." There is a lot of energy. The show contains a fusion of East and West traditional Chinese acrobatics. There is an Asian flare with 26 performers from China. The cast has a lot of energy and a lot to give and we look forward to hearing the crowds in Stockton.
"Dralion" has a very good vibe.
Q: The cast and crew travels for 10 weeks and then has two weeks off. What do you do during your breaks?
A: I spend time with my family in Montreal, and visiting restaurants and (enjoying) good food as well. I'm a foodist. I enjoy discovering new foods, and I have a taste for a lot of things. Spend quality time with family friends.
During our last vacation, I was in Montreal the first couple of days and then went to see friends in Istanbul.


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Hello lovely ladies. My surgery is scheduled for April 9th. I am so confused as to whether I should get 800cc or 1000cc. I am 5'2 about 120 lbs. I am getting lipo on my stomach, flanks and thighs. I got breast implants about two years ago and I now wish I went bigger so I am very scared of the same thing happening to me with my butt. That's why I'm so focused on how many cc's I should get.
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I had my second consultation last week and we...
I had my second consultation last week and we decided on 1000cc or a little bit more on each cheek. I am getting lipo on my stomach, inner and outter thighs as well as flanks. I have begun buying the necessary supplies. I literally cannot wait I am counting the days, hours and mins. I have faith that I am going to love my results. I will keep you posted ladies ?.
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Hello my beautiful bbl ladies. So I finally had my surgery done Tuesday April 9th. I must say it has been an emotional roller coaster. I consider myself one who is good with pain, my own mom was in shock of how well I was doing the day of surgery. Then came around day 2 all I have to say is wow! I was in so much pain and discomfort I could barely move. I then came around day three/four which were just as bad. I actually threw up Friday night :(. I began thinking I has possibly made a mistake. I had lipo on my back, flanks, thighs, and abs. I thought I may have over done it and began to question it all. The fluid buildup around my lower abs was intense I felt like a cow. All that being said I can tell you all I think I am beginning to see the light at the end if the tunnel. The over all swelling has gone done which is starting to excite me. I know Doc S. is amazing and I had faith in his work which why I am not giving up on my faith that I will love the final outcome. The waiting around for the results is definitely torture. Oh before I forget I ended up getting 900cc is each cheek and I think about 200cc within each hip.
Yesterday was my first day at work, I must admit...
Yesterday was my first day at work, I must admit is was a difficult day but I made it thank God. I went to see the doctor this morning to remove my stitches. I feel soooo much better now. Everytime one of my stitches rubbed again anything I saw stars. Dr. S said he removed 4900cc of fat from me, he was like that's a lot of fat where were you hiding it? LOL He said I was doing well with swelling and that the bruises should go away soon. My back is EXTREMELY tight I asked him about getting massages he said he didn't recommend getting them done before two week. He said there is no scientific proof that they work. I told him I might get a few just because of how tight and tense my back has gotten. My butt is HUGE I am ready for it to go down but since I know Dr. S is a great doctor I don't really stress it to much. I will try to add pictures later today. Long sweater's have been my savoir so far. The garment given to you after surgery really makes your butt stick out so it makes the new junk in the trunk look even bigger. I might just by a faja and begin stage two immediately and see what happens. I will definitely keep you ladies posted. ?
Hi ladies! Today marks my 13th day post op. I am...
Hi ladies! Today marks my 13th day post op. I am starting to love my results. I must admit I was very scared at first with he large my booty looked but the more the swelling goes doesn the more I love it!. Dr. S isn't big on massages but I went ahead and got a message on Saturday and I feel brand new. I took a Tylenol extra strengh before I went and it wasn't that bad. The only part that hurt was when he massaged my thighs. I found the massage location via AsianBootyGirl's post. His name is Carlos Arce 646-683-2512 located at 40-24 82nd Street Jackson Height on the second floor. David is very sweet and helpful if any of you girls are looking for a masseuse he is a great go to guy.
Three months post op
I love my results. My booty does not look fake at all I have a nice bubble butt. I love the way it looks on dresses or tight jeans. I am dying for my back lipo scar to clear up but besides that I am almost 100% back to normal. Can any of you ladies let me know what products you uses to lighten up your scars?
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Scarlett Knight posted that she was surprised at my recall for the events covered in my first two chronicle entries. While I do have a very visual memory, which helps in such recollections, in fact I have boxes of written notes of my adventures over the years. I started doing these seriously in the nineteen eighies but before that I had a lot of letters to draw on.. I used to be an inveterate letter writer and I had several young ladies with whom I exchanged erotic reminiscences. Their reactions to my letters I still have and, in one case, all the letters themselves as after we broke up one of the girls gave me all my letters back in case her new boyfriend found them. I expected her to throw them away but I am so glad she kept them!
This means that the accounts of my adventures in the seventies are based on letters I wrote to others ,so were not contemporaneous with the events but were written just some years afterwards, rather than my having to recall events from decades ago. While I can recall much of the events today, details like the name of the street on which the hostel in the second post was on, came from a letter I wrote to my family giving them the postal details for possible emergencies.
So nothing as organised as a proper journal but the material is all there!


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Southeastern Falls 86-60 Against Florida Gulf Coast - Game Recap
Florida Gulf Coast cruised to victory on Tuesday, running Southeastern out of the gym and running up an 86-60 score at Alico Arena.
Chase Fieler had 14 points for Florida Gulf Coast and Bernard Thompson chipped in with 11 points. Brett Comer had 10 assists for them, while Filip Cvjeticanin was the team's top rebounder, grabbing 8 boards.
Southeastern got 20 points from Jordan Talley in a losing cause and another 17 points from Brandon Moore. Brandon Moore contributed 3 assists for them, while Brandon Moore had 12 rebounds.
First-half bettors who backed Florida Gulf Coast were victorious, as the score was 43-25 at the break.
The rebound battle favored Florida Gulf Coast as they grabbed 41 boards, while Southeastern only had 38.


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Sought after large two bedroom unit near downtown Stamford, located in Prestige Soundview Towers Building. The unit has been priced to be personalized by the buyer. Included in Common charges is heat, hot water, and cooking gas. The unit does have a gas range allowing for great cooking opportunities. Enjoy the security of a doorman building with concierge service for package and laundry pickup and delivery. There is one garage parking space included, and a storage locker in the basement as well.
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You are a true tennis guru. I hope you will never charge for your advice because many amateurs will stop benefitting from your unique perspective. It is like asking to pay for Google searches. Your teaching skills are priceless. You are rendering a great public service. You deserve to become rich through your teaching, but in a way, I hope you do not. TienReply
I found you on YouTube while searching for tennis lessons. Have been trying to get back to tennis after a gap of more than 15 years and your videos have been immensely helpful in relearning how to play, the right way, this time around. I have never felt more motivated to practice until I saw your lessons online. So, yes – I second the thoughts above – you are a true tennis guru! Many thanks to you for sharing the techniques for free.Reply
Thank so much for all your videos. I look forward to each one. I like all your techniques. But the one that has made the biggest impact to my game so far is taking the racquet back early. It's not like I hadn't heard this many times before, but you were able show me how I wasn't taking it back as early as I thought. Anita CastagnaReply
Hello Tomaz,
Nate Mack here again. I have been wondering which grip is that you are using on your forehand IN your You Tube video's? You seem to have great ease with low and high balls with little or no change in your.grip?Reply
Hi Nate,
I am using a semi-western grip with which I can play all balls but sometimes my grip just changes a bit to accommodate for a tough ball.
I don't change it, it changes by itself. 😉Reply
Greetings Tomaz,
It's interesting that you mention that your grips change by itself. The issue I have is that oftentimes my Eastern forehand grip will slide down to Semi-Western or more just before or during contact with the ball?
Any ideas why this is? I would appreciate any feedback as I feel this is a rather unique problem.
And btw, thank you so much for your videos which have helped me so much with my game.
Sam Kim
Seattle, USA
Hi Samuel,
The grip changes to accommodate your hand and arm to do what you want to do. You probably want to apply more topspin to the ball and the Semi-Western grip is much more comfortable grip for doing that.
Your body can feel that and it just wants to adjust so that it's easier.Reply
Thanks Tomaz, your approach to deepen and share experience is top class teaching. I really appreaciate . ArmandoReply
Hi Tomaz
Many thanks for your very helpful,inspirational videos.I have started playing tennis again,2 years ago, after a 50 year break,never thought I could play again because of knee problems.
Yesterday in a doubles Quote ," Greg has some shots that we don`t have ", no I don`t ,it is thanks to your videos specially the ones on timing, body swing ,etc, they are so so good .
Best of luck to you and your family
Thanks a million
Thanks a lot for this great feedback, Greg! Enjoy the game, it's the best one out there!Reply
Your teaching techniques are awesome and it really helped me learning tennis in a right way. You are my virtual tennis coach. Thanks a lot Tomaz. Highly appreciate your efforts.Reply
You are amazing online tennis coach. I like the way you explain with ease which is simple to understand. Many thanks for free expertise.Reply
During the past few months I have been watching all your videos to help myself improve in tennis. I am glad that you helped me and other people advance in tennis. I watched most of your videos and they truly give lots of good info when playing. I use all the techniques you gave in your videos when practicing and playing in matches. I cant say how lucky I am for you to take your time to teach us how to play.Reply
You're very welcome, Michael, thanks for the kind feedback.Reply
In my view, you atr the best tennis coach or trainer I have ever met or see on internet. Maybe, this is due to your way by which you become a tennis trainer – Like a self made man. Those children, who start to play tennis when they are 4 years old, and later become good tennis playes, they perform each stroke "subcounsiosly" and cosequently, later, when they become trainers, they are not aible to explain the individual steps of the stroke and most of them do their job with a routine manner without any usefull instructions regarding the particular tennis stroke improvement. Most of them performe their job rather like a tennis ball machines than a open minded tennis trainer.
This is maybe a reason, why so many recreational players have huge problem with a tennis serve. I have been one of them. I had unbelievable problem with a loop in my my tennis serve. I was not able to execute a serve with a loop that would excelerate my hand and provide apower to my serve. And now, after your videos on serve , everything is so simple. I am very oblige to you, for your instractions, for you videos and for everything you have done for us – recreational players
I admire your special skill to explain the most complicated issues in the most simple way.
Thank you very much Tomaz .( and pleas excuse my english)
With best regards,
Hello Jaro,
Thanks a lot for kind feedback!
Yes, it probably helped being more aware of the development and journey of my tennis strokes through the years as I had to figure out everything by myself.
Tennis serve is very difficult to acquire as there are also many illogical things in there. Hopefully I can make it even more clear with my future videos!
Keep in touch and thanks again!Reply
Hi Tomaz,
I started tennis lessons about a year now and I was still struggling in most of the games i played.
I was more focused on hitting hard and wonder why inconsistencies are always there.
Most of my matches were in a loosing streaks and by a big margin.
I started searching for reasons and science on this game and happen to stumble on your youtube.
Indeed relaxed strokes have helped me and finding the contact point and timing.
My games have started to become interesting and even won on the 1st night I started using your advice.
I have lost some but the margin was so close and I still have enough energy (with te help of your minimum effort drill).
Thanks a lot for this! Your a real guru!
I really appreciate your help!
Thanks a lot for this kind feedback, Errol, great to hear you're continuously improving. Keep in touch!Reply


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Fairfax Media directors James Millar and Peter Young have emerged as potential internal replacements for long-time chairman Roger Corbett.
The speculation about a likely successor comes as rumours increase about a potential float of the media company's real estate classified business Domain.
Fairfax reported on Monday that the 72-year-old Mr Corbett was likely this week to signal his intention to step down as chairman, with investors left with the impression the board would begin a succession plan within a year. A spokeswoman for Mr Corbett – a former chief executive of Woolworths, and current board member of the Reserve Bank and Walmart – declined to comment.
But the time frame has left many suggesting an external appointment – of someone younger, technology-savvy and a deal maker – is more likely. Former News Corp Australia and Foxtel boss Kim Williams was one name mentioned as a potential replacement, although Mr Williams declined to comment.
Simon Mawhinney, of 5.7 per cent shareholder Allan Gray, said board changes were a matter of course.
"He's done a good job positioning the company in what has been a difficult time," he said. "With the company having no debt, it's not a bad time maybe to hand over the reins, if that is his intention."
The speculation comes amid lobbying for a relaxation of media ownership laws that could lead to Fairfax – owner of The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald and The Australian Financial Review – merging with another company.
Fairfax has been holding talks with Nine Entertainment beyond its recent $100 million video-streaming joint venture, and Mr Corbett in August said it would be a "failure of leadership" if the government did not water down ownership laws.
It also follows strong criticism of Mr Corbett by Fairfax's biggest shareholder, mining billionaire Gina Rinehart, for refusing her several seats on the board because she declined to adhere to the Fairfax Media charter of editorial independence and for the company's share price performance.
Fairfax shares traded as high as $4.98 before the financial crisis, and then slumped to 36¢ in 2012 due to a mixture of fears about its debt load and the future of its core print product. They have since rebounded to 82¢, on the back of steep cost-cutting, expectations for its Domain arm, and a moderation of revenue decline.
Jason Morrison, spokesman for Ms Rinehart, declined to comment on the report about Mr Corbett.
Morgans analyst Ivor Ries said Fairfax "should be applauded for spending a bit more time than usual looking for the right candidate" because the chairman's job was a difficult one as print revenue declines continued to dwarf revenue from online.
Mr Ries said the rumours of a public float of Domain were "very strong", despite Fairfax's long-running denials that it plans a partial or full listing. "A lot of investment banks are running research valuing it, and you'd think, where's there's smoke, there's fire," he said.
Former Age editor Michael Gawenda said Fairfax needed a chairman with journalism experience. He said one of the strengths of the country's biggest publisher, News Corp Australia, was its executive chairman Rupert Murdoch, who had a "long love for journalism and media".
"That doesn't mean that they have been vastly more successful in coming up with models for their journalism in the future that are going to work."
News Corp Australia recently blamed "very difficult business conditions and [a] particularly bleak outlook" for refusing to increase its below-inflation pay offer to staff.
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