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Antrim Parks & Recreation Commission
September 8, 2016
The meeting was called to order at 7:10 pm.
Parks & Rec Commissioners:
Joan Gorga, Peter Lamb, and Isaac Lombard
Recreation Director:
Celeste Lunetta
Boy Scout
: Sean and Peter Burwen
Lions Club:
Rick Wood
The minutes from the August 11, 2016 meeting were approved with amendments.
Boy Scout Project
Boy Scout Sean Burwen proposed repairing and staining two benches at Memorial Park as a community service project for "Star Scout." Scoutmaster Brian Beihl and Sean's father, Peter, have examined the benches and believe they can safely be repaired. Sean expects to complete the project by the end of October. Joan provided the stain left over from the picnic table built by Liam Veverka this summer and promised to alert Chief Lester that the work would be going on. Celeste will check with the Highway Department about replacing the rusty bolts that are sticking up.
Shea Field
Rick Wood once again offered the services of the Lions Club to paint the dugouts and/or the shed at Shea Field. He also proposed that the Rec Dept and the Lions Club co-sponsor a tournament next fall that would culminate in a game played under the new lights and bring the community out to celebrate the lights. As the Rec Dept was thinking along the same lines, we all agreed to work together with the aim of a community celebration of the lights sometime near Halloween next year.
Ice Skating.
Celeste will look for our existing equipment and we will re-address the question of setting up an ice skating rink on the baseball infield next month. We can remove the raised pitcher's mound because only GBS uses it. They can get a portable mound if needed. Celeste will check to ensure that the Majors don't need the raised mound. We will probably aim for skating in January and February, depending on the weather, since we'll need to be able to get the field ready for spring sports in March. Some labor will be needed to set the skating rink up. Celeste will report back next month, as many logistics need to be worked out.
ConVal Agreement.
Following the July 19 letter sent to the School Board, on August 19, Ann Allwarden asked Joan to call about ConVal Agreement. She explained that she was working with David Martz to complete the agreement. There has been no further communication.
Celeste described a series of events that occurred earlier that day (September 8), which are summarized as follows:
Celeste emailed GBS that two of the smaller fields would be closed today from 9:30-11 am while she painted lines and for about two more hours while the paint dried. She was very clear about which fields were to be painted, but when she went out there, GBS students were playing ultimate Frisbee on them. Although they did eventually move off the field, she lost valuable time while getting them to leave.
GBS had home field hockey and soccer games scheduled on Shea Field yesterday (Wednesday). Celeste was not notified that the games were not played yesterday, and found out that they had been rescheduled for today only at 2:00 pm when she went over to GBS to talk to her daughter. The field hockey game was over, but the GBS soccer game was only just beginning its second half when 35 families showed up for our U8 recreational soccer.
Celeste had requested once again that GBS game fans not gather on our U8 field, as it should be possible for us to begin U8 soccer while a game is being played on the large field. Instead, 60-70 people, all the GBS soccer fans and all the athletes who were not playing, were on our U8 field, with complete chaos. The field hockey players were climbing on the fences and damaging the field. The parents were rude about being asked to move off the field, and Celeste got no help from ConVal personnel in clearing the area.
GBS left their benches and equipment out on the field.
Joan will compose a letter to Ann Allwarden describing the situation and reiterating that we need to have a signed agreement.
Unfortunately, the Highway Department mowed the bittersweet along West Street and School Street half an hour before Justin Santos got there to look at it. The bittersweet will spread in the mowed areas. At this point, Justin may grub it out and reseed for next year.
Celeste will look into pricing for a windscreen, which would also serve to block the lights on West Street. She is also working with the base pads to try to make them look better. Monica is making some straps that are the same color and can be used to hold them in place so the "Antrim" shows. Celeste will also make a sign that says that the field is owned, operated and maintained by the Town of Antrim. The concessions have been running at every game.
Gregg Lake
Beach Summary.
Two of the spruce trees on the point appear to be nearly dead. The dog waste bag container has been refilled; people seem to be stealing large numbers of bags. Joe Valley will repair the bathhouse door. The raft, float lines and all equipment have been brought in. The Gregg Lake Association inquired about donating money for paid Lake Hosts. Celeste suggested that it would be more effective for them to donate the money to the NH Lake Association.
Memorial Park
The bandstand landscaping has done well in spite of this summer's drought. Joan still has daffodil bulbs donated by Shelley Nelkens to plant, as well as some additional daffodil and tulip bulbs on order. Antrim 2020 may decide to plant the bulbs and/or build a picnic table as a community project.
Poison ivy/Invasives/Pond Vegetation
. Celeste has contacted a poison ivy-removal professional to evaluate thorough removal of the poison ivy in the park. Joan is working with Avenue A Coordinator Jacqueline Roland to try to get a crew of GBS or high school students to do some cleanup and invasive removal as a community service. Peter Beblowski suggested that a few people in canoes or kayaks could thin the Mill Pond vegetation without requiring an expensive dredging operation.
Dead Trees
. Celeste will talk to Andy Robblee about some additional pine trees that appear to be dying.
. Joe Valley fixed the vandalized decking and donated the labor. Mitch Reynolds called to say that although there will still be activities at the skatepark during Home & Harvest, there will be no official competition because all events are required to have insurance.
Long-term Plan
. Joan and Celeste will use Peter Wells' Memorial Park plan to work out a long-term plan for Memorial Park improvements to justify requests for Capital Reserve Funds.
Town Gym
. Celeste is still working on the gym floor issue and will have an update in October.
Celeste and Joan will lay out a long-term plan for Memorial Park and submit the CIP budget requests for building Capital Reserve Funds at $10,000/year for replacing the gym floor and $15,000/year for renovating Memorial Park.
Recreation Department
We will try to keep a list of relatively small projects that can be done by volunteers seeking to do some community service. Several groups have asked recently.
Soccer has been busy. The bus trip to Salem is filling up. The Before & After School Clubs are going well, as is the GBS Running Club.
The next regularly scheduled Parks & Recreation Commission Meeting will be Thursday, October 13
at 7:00 pm at the Rec Office.
The meeting was adjourned at 9:01 pm.
-Joan Gorga, Chair and Secretary
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There is little doubt that within the scientific community, there is a consensus that man has affected the climate to such a degree that scientists are almost unanimous- which has not been seen very often before in the scientific community!
Having reached the milestone of 400 ppm of carbon dioxide in the air, here is what that actually means….
A few quotes from Nasa:
"We are a society that has inadvertently chosen the double-black diamond run without having learned to ski first. It will be a bumpy ride."
– Dr. Gavin Schmidt
Climatologist and climate modeler at NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies
"Scary scorecard: catastrophic climate change 400, humanity zero. Listen to the scientists, vote wisely, beat carbon addiction and put humanity into the game."
– Dr. William Patzert
Research Oceanographer
"Reaching the 400 ppm mark should be a reminder for us that carbon dioxide levels have been shooting up at an alarming rate in the recent past due to human activity. Levels that high have only been reached during the Pliocene era, when temperatures and sea level were higher. However, Earth's climate had never had to deal with such a drastic change as the current increase, which is, therefore, likely to have unexpected implications for our environment."
– Dr. Carmen Boening
Scientist, Climate Physics Group – NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
I could have chosen from any scientific body, but chose NASA because they are universally respected.
Carbon dioxide in the atmosphere means that the climate is going to warm, which in turn means more flooding, droughts and wildfires accompanied by extremes of temperatures.
What is the advantage of denying climate change is real?
The most obvious one is money. There are a lot of wealthy people in the oil, coal, gas and nuclear industries that have a vested interest in convincing the world's people to continue guzzling gas and oil .. and they spend millions upon millions of dollars, pounds and euros ensuring that alternative energy will never replace fossil and nuclear fuels.
Bold statement? Take a look for yourself.
In the meantime, in the face of such massive environmental destruction and chaos, it is so very easy to feel overwhelmed. Many people who I talk to about the subject just don't seem to know what course of action to take in order to make effective changes that will make a difference.
Whilst each pound or dollar that we spend make our choices clear, and recycling and using less transport contribute to reducing our own carbon footprint, it can often seem to be trivial in the face of what the oil companies or the airlines do, for example.
And sometimes it is a whole lot easier to focus on the issue than try to come up with some innovative solutions.
The thing is, if you look around, all over the planet, people are coming up with new ways to reduce carbon emissions and combat climate change. Whilst others argue about what it means, how it will affect us and who to believe, a whole army of people are trying to bring about change.
There is Always a Way
When I first decided to really try to focus on the solution instead of the problem, my life shifted fairly rapidly. For years I had been stuck in the way of thinking that it wasn't worth trying as the problem was so huge.
Then in late Jan of 2014, I suddenly knew what to do and within a few minutes, the picture above turned up in my Facebook feed. You may have seen it? A young Indian lad had seen some snakes dying on a sandbar due to lack of shade, so he decided to plant some trees. Thirty years later, he has planted a 1360 acre forest all by himself. The irony is that no one wanted to know until recently ..now he has international acclaim. Did he plant it all at once? No, in bite size chunks- one tree at a time.
And that is how change is made. One step at a time. And if enough people take that step too, then the change can come quickly.
And having seen that picture, with the story of the young man who just wanted to provide some shade for the snakes, I was hooked on the idea of planting one million trees. If you go to www.treeplantingholidays.com you can find out more about the project and how you can support it if you would like to.
Meanwhile, what can you do? What do you want to do? Do you know some people that would like to do it with you?
The time has come to do something. What will you do?


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On to Week 7…the midpoint of season. Everyone has played 5 games so far and has 6 left…all are MVFC games until the playoffs start.
Disclaimer: For those of you who don't know me very well, I've been a Western Illinois fan for over 20 years. I will do my best to be relatively unbiased, but I know that it's impossible for me to be completely so. You'll also notice that I generally will write a little more about my Leathernecks due to my familiarity with the team.
For reference, I use the AGS poll numbers for rankings.
So, here are the games this week:
2:00 PM – #16(T) Illinois State (4-1, 2-0) at Southern Illinois (2-3, 0-2)
2:00 PM – Indiana State (0-5, 0-2) at #3 South Dakota (5-0, 2-0)
2:00 PM – Northern Iowa (2-3, 1-1) at #8 South Dakota State (4-1, 1-1)
3:00 PM – Missouri State (1-4, 0-2) at #10 Western Illinois (4-1, 1-1)
6:00 PM – #2 North Dakota State (5-0, 2-0) at #7 Youngstown State (3-2, 1-1)
All games listed in Central time and all games on ESPN3.
MVFC weekly notebook – we pass the halfway point of the regular season this weekend. https://t.co/MCerqppa0y pic.twitter.com/nrOA4DYlbm
— Valley Football (@ValleyFootball) October 9, 2017
#16(T) Illinois State at Southern Illinois (Homecoming)
Last Week:
- Illinois State lost at Northern Arizona, 37-16
- Southern Illinois lost at South Dakota State, 49-14
History: The Redbirds and Salukis have played each other 79 times going back to 1929. SIU holds the series lead 40-36-3, but ILSU has won the last 7 meetings, including a 31-26 Redbird win at Carbondale last year.
Illinois State had been doing pretty well this season, going undefeated against a pretty easy schedule up until last week, when NAU's offense burned the Redbirds for 37 points. Illinois State, in general, is pretty good at stopping the run, currently leading the FCS in run defense. They have had trouble giving up passing yards, with NAU's Case Cookus throwing for 380 and 3 TDs against them last weekend. LB Tyree Horton leads the defense in tackles with 35, including 5 for loss (2 sacks) and a forced fumble + recovery. S Mitchell Brees has 2 INTS returned 35 yards, and 1 forced fumble and recovery. The offense goes heavy to the passing game, with WRs Spencer Schnell and Christian Gibbs getting the majority of catches, and both over 68 ypg receiving. QB Jake Kolbe is averaging 258 ypg and has 7 TDs so far, but also 5 INTs.
Southern Illinois has struggled this year, but to be fair, they've played a couple of tougher teams than ILSU has, with games against FBS Memphis, and playing UNI and SDSU so far this season (vs ILSU's games against MSU and INSU and no FBS game), so they might be a bit better than the stats advertise at first glance. Defensively, they give up quite a few yards both through the air (251.6 ypg, 90th in FCS) and on the ground (153.4 ypg, 66th in FCS). S Ryan Neal leads the team in tackles with 45, plus an INT and a fumble recovery. S Jeremy Chinn has two INTs on the season as well as a forced fumble and (different game) fumble recovery. The Saluki offense is led by QB Sam Straub who's thrown for 228 ypg, 13 TDs and 6 INTs this season. WR Darrell James and Connor Iwema both have 65-70 ypg and they have 5 and 2 TDs respectively. They've only got one RB that averages over 22 ypg, Daquan Isom who has 69.2 ypg and 1 TD. The SIU O-Line has allowed the fewest sacks of any FCS team so far this season, averaging 0.4 per game, and their Punter, Lane Reazin, is currently #2 in the FCS averaging 46.1 yards per punt.
Illinois State got hit with a somewhat unexpected loss last week and are wanting to get things back on track with this game, because after this point, they get a "murderer's row" of matchups with 5 teams who are all currently ranked 14th or higher in the STATS FCS poll (10th or higher in the AGS poll). Unless ILSU's defense buckles down and has a better game than last week, this could be a high scoring game on both sides. I think that Illinois State will win it, but SIU could be closer than most people probably would have estimated at the start of the season. Redbirds by 7.
Indiana State at #3 South Dakota
Last Week:
- Indiana State lost to North Dakota State, 52-0
- South Dakota defeated Youngstown State, 31-28
History: The Sycamores and Coyotes have played all of 3 times, starting in 2012, with USD holding the series lead 2-1.
Indiana State is, unfortunately for Sycamore fans, looking more and more deserving of their 10th place preseason conference ranking, having lost their first 5 games of the season. They've had a very tough start of the season, playing 3 teams that were ranked in the top 20 of the STATS FCS poll at the time (this weekend is #4) as well as a Top 25-ranked FBS team. On a couple of occasions, they've played well, but the two conference games haven't been close. They are giving up 36.4 ppg while only putting up 16.2 ppg themselves so far and are 111th in the FCS in turnover margin, losing an average of 1.4 per game. They have two QBs (Cade Sparks and Isaac Harker) that have both played in most of the games, are both throwing at less than 47% completion rate and have as many or more INTs than they do TDs. The one bright spot on the Sycamore offense is WR Bob Pugh, who's caught for 88 ypg and 2 TDs this year and handles put return duties, averaging 39 yards per return. INSU is 10th best in the FCS in not allowing penalties, so they don't often beat themselves (not that they generally need to…other teams do that well enough already). LB Jonas Griffith leads the defense with 43 tackles, 5 for loss (2.5 sacks) and a fumble recovery.
South Dakota…a conference bottom-feeder for most years since they joined the MVFC in 2012 (9-31 in-conference in that time) is a bottom-feeder no more. They're 5-0, have already beaten two of the higher-ranked MVFC teams as well as FBS Bowling Green, and are sitting in the top 5 of most FCS rankings. The USD offense is led by strong dual-threat QB Chris Streveler, who leads the team in passing yards (305.6 ypg…#1 in the MVFC), passing TDs (13…with 0 INTS), rushing yards (73.2 ypg), and rushing TDs (7). His primary passing target is WR Shamar Jackson, who has 90.6 ypg and 3 TDs. WRs Alonge Brooks and Brandt Van Roekel both have 3 receiving TDs as well. Combined, they have the #1 overall offense in the FCS in yards per game and #2 in the FCS for scoring. The Coyote defense isn't quite as good as the offense, but they're still pretty decent, giving up only 20.4 ppg and 338 ypg, and they're very good at getting pressure behind the line, ranked #2 in the FCS in sacks. DBs Danny Rambo and Andrew Gray both have 30 or more tackles and DL Darin Greenfield has 24 tackles, 11.5 for loss with 5 sacks. Greenfield's tackles for loss average of 2.3 per game is #1 in the FCS, and sack average of 1 per game is 7th in the FCS.
So, arguably one of the best teams in the FCS (won't really know more until USD plays NDSU) at home against the worst team in the conference. This one could get ugly. I think USD wins by somewhere around 24 points. Probably could be worse, but USD will pull Streveler in the 3rd quarter.
Northern Iowa at #8 South Dakota State (Hobo Days/Homecoming)
Last Week:
- Northern Iowa lost to Western Illinois, 38-29
- South Dakota State beat Southern Illinois, 49-14
History: The Panthers have played the Jackrabbits 51 times starting back in 1935, with UNI holding the series lead 29-20-2. Last year's matchup was a 45-24 SDSU victory.
Northern Iowa is coming off a tough loss to Western Illinois in a close game (much closer than the score would indicate). They're putting up 368.6 ypg of total offense with 80% of that coming through the air. QB Eli Dunne is averaging just under 300 passing ypg with 15 TDs and 8 INTs. 90 ypg of that connects with WR Daurice Fountain, who also has 4 TDs. This despite their O-line allowing 3 sacks per game. The Panther defense has been uncharacteristically bad this season, allowing 405 ypg (101st in the FCS) and 31.8 ppg. They're not getting much pressure on opposing QBs either, only getting an average of 1 sack per game. LB Jared Farley leads the team with 60 tackles, 3 for loss, 1 INT, and 1 fumble recovery. Also putting in a decent number of tackles is LB Duncan Ferch with 40 total, 2 for loss, and 1 INT.
South Dakota State meanwhile, got things back on track after a loss at Youngstown State with a dominating win over SIU. Like UNI, SDSU appears to be down a little from last year, although they do still have a dangerous offense that can put up big numbers at times. QB Taryn Christion leads an offense that puts up 443.6 ypg and 37.8 ppg, with Christion throwing for 213 ypg and running for 42 ypg. He has 12 passing TDs vs 2 INTs, and 3 rushing TDs. Preseason all-conference receivers Jake Wieneke and TE Dallas Godert are both averaging between 50 and 60 ypg. Wieneke has 7 receiving TDs so far. Overall, the Jackrabbit defense is allowing 16.6 ppg, although like UNI, they don't get a ton of pressure on QBs either, ranking 117th in the FCS in tackles for loss. LB Christian Rozeboom leads the team with 35 tackles, 2 for loss and CB Jordan Brown is right behind with 31 tackles, 2 for loss, and 1 INT.
Like I said, both teams appear to be down some from the last couple of years, although it looks like UNI is down a bit more (or maybe SDSU was just starting higher). I think it'll be something of a back-and-forth game, but the Jackrabbits will pull ahead late for a 6 point victory at Hobo Days.
Missouri State at #10 Western Illinois (Family Day)
Last Week:
- Missouri State lost at North Dakota State, 38-11
- Western Illinois won at Northern Iowa, 38-29
History: The Leathernecks have played the Bears 34 times. Western holds the series lead, 17-16-1. Last year's meeting was a 38-35 Western victory in Springfield, MO on 10/15/16 where Western came back with a TD in the final 45 seconds to earn the win.
Missouri State is 1-4 and sitting at the bottom of the conference standings at 0-2. Their only win this season was a 7-pt victory over Murray State. They are struggling with keeping teams close, giving up 502 ypg and just under 40 ppg to their opposition (31.75 ppg if you remove the statistical anomaly of their game against Missouri). LB McNeese Egbim leads the team with 29 total tackles, 2.5 for loss, 1 QB hurry, and a fumble recovery this season and S Jared Beshure has 3 INTs in 5 games and a season-high of 8 tackles against Illinois State. On offense, they've been having nearly as much trouble, averaging 12 ppg (again, removing the Mizzou game). WR Malik Earl leads the team with 72.2 receiving ypg and has 2 TD. Had 163 receiving yards and a TD against FBS Missouri. QB Peyton Huslig is throwing for 185.2 ypg and 4 TDs with 7 INTs. They can be somewhat dangerous on special teams though with WR/KS Deion Holliman who plays a little at WR, but primarily is their kick/punt return specialist. He is 6th in the FCS (1st in MVFC) in combined kick returns, averages 23.9 yards per kickoff return, 10.8 per punt return, has twice been recognized this season as MVFC Special Teams Player of the Week, and as of their game against NDSU, holds the MVFC record for career kickoff return yards.
Western Illinois is 4-1, with a close loss to South Dakota the only blemish on their record. The Leathernecks are putting up over 40 ppg and 463 ypg with a potent offense that revolves around QB Sean McGuire (272.4 ypg, 12 TDs w/ 3 INTs) throwing primarily to WR Jaelon Acklin (FCS-leading 148.4 ypg, 7 receiving & 2 rushing TDs). The Leatherneck defense still struggles against some stronger passing games, but to a lesser extent than last year and are allowing 22.2 ppg. LB Brett Taylor leads the FCS in total tackles with 14.2 per game, and Taylor, LB Quentin Moon, and DL Khalen Saunders all are in the top 50 in the FCS in tackles for loss (averaging 1.4 or more per game).
So, we've got one of the most prolific QB/WR combos in the FCS against one of the worst pass defenses. I feel like Western is going to put up a lot of yards through the air in this game, although they should also be able to run the ball fairly well when they need to. MSU might get a score or two from passing primarily, but Western should be able to shut down their running game, making the offense one-dimensional. I think Western will win this one by about 20.
#2 North Dakota State at #7 Youngstown State (Football Alumni Day)
Last Week:
- North Dakota State beat Missouri State, 38-11
- Youngstown State lost at South Dakota, 31-28
History: The Bison and Penguins have played each other 11 times, with NDSU holding the 7-4 series lead and having won the last 5 meetings. Last year's matchup was a 24-3 Bison win at the Fargodome.
North Dakota State…#1 in the FCS in: Scoring Offense, Scoring Defense, Total Defense, Time of Possession, Rushing Offense, Passing Yards Allowed, Turnover Margin, Interceptions Thrown. So…that's a thing. RB Lance Dunn is running for 113 ypg and has 12 rushing TDs and #2 RB Bruce Anderson is putting up numbers that are better than most team's #1 RB…just under 80 ypg and 3 rushing TDs. QB Easton Stick doesn't put up huge numbers, but is effective when he does, currently holding a (2nd in the FCS) Passing Efficiency Rating of 193.1. LB Nick DeLuca is back and contributing after being out for most of the first half of the season with an injury, LBs Levi Jordheim and Jabril Cox each have over 20 tackles, and Safeties Tre Dempsey and Robbie Grimsley each have 3 INTs on the season.
Youngstown State is somewhat less "flashy" than NDSU (not that either team is really that "flashy"). Like NDSU, they get things done with a strong ground attack that's putting up 268 ypg, starring RB Tevin McCaster who has 107 ypg and 8 rushing TDs. Like NDSU, the Penguins have a strong defense that is limiting opposition points, currently averaging 15 ppg allowed. Safeties Jalyn Powell and Kyle Hegedus and LB Lee Wright are all over 30 tackles this season, with Powell having a forced fumble and 4 pass breakups, and Hegedus with a fumble recover and an interception. DE Justus Reed has 4 sacks in their 5 games for 23 yards as well as a fumble recovery.
The Bison are undefeated on the season, although this game is what I'd consider their first "real" test so far. The Penguins have lost two, but those two games were at FBS Pitt and at currently #4 ranked South Dakota…so it's not like they were playing cupcakes. The two teams kinda have "reverse" conference schedules, with NDSU playing mostly tough teams later in the conference season and YSU playing mostly tough teams earlier in the conference season. YSU's defense seems like it's built to be better against passing teams, and could struggle against strong running teams like NDSU (they also had trouble w/ USD's Chris Streveler who used the run threat to open up the passing game). Actually, I'd say both teams are very similar, being very good at running the ball and against teams that run the ball a lot. I think it'll be a close one, but NDSU should come out ahead by a (probably Lance Dunn rushing) TD. Bison by 7.


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Book Review: The Football Neutral: Season 2013/14 by Jim SmallmanPosted: December 20, 2016 Filed under: Books, Reviews, Sport | Tags: book reviews (non-fiction), books, books 2016, football, Jim Smallman, reading, sport, The Football Neutral, The Football Neutral: Season 2013/14 1 Comment
I adored this book, and found myself really wanting to go out and take in a football match (it has been far too long). The book is a collection of blogs that comedian Jim Smallman wrote after deciding that while he was on the rode he may as well enjoy his Saturday afternoon away from home and decided to watch a match every chance he got.
A Leicester City fan, Smallman decides that he can't just go and watch his own team, and that he will avoid premiership matches, instead embracing lower league matches and a new team every match day.
This is what makes the book such a joy as Smallman writes with warmth and affection for the teams and fans he meets along the way. From Championship all the way down to non-league he slots games into his free time and sees glamour ties like Aldershot vs Wrexham. He appears to enjoy most of the matches, describing the action with some good football knowledge and a keen eye for people watching.
He's a charming and funny companion in the stands and captures the atmosphere and appeal of going to live games. Every entry is well written and entertaining, with even the more dire matches written about with energy and wit. Throughout he is engaging and excited about football, interested in the clubs and their fans and stories. It's also nice to see someone open about their oathing of certain clubs (for Smallman it's Coventry and MK Dons, although he shows Coventry sympathy I would struggle to muster for Cardiff).
As well as being about football it's also an interesting look into the life of a working comedian. There's a second book available collecting the next season's matches and it has gone right into my "to read" list. It also makes me want to go see a live match again, and so in the new year I might wander over and take in a Barry match.
Verdict: A warm and amusing read which will appeal to any football fan and captures life in the stands, and gives a snapshot of life in the lower leagues. Smallman is a funny and charming writer and his enthusiasm is infectious. 8/10.
Any thoughts? You know what to do. BETEO.


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* Exported from MasterCook * Raspberry-Chocolate Cheesecake Recipe By : Robert Hall <firstname.lastname@example.com> Serving Size : 1 Preparation Time :0:00 Categories : Cheesecakes Amount Measure Ingredient -- Preparation Method -------- ------------ -------------------------------- 1/8 cup graham cracker crumbs 1/8 cup sugar 2 lbs cream cheese, softened 2 1/2 cups sugar 4 eggs 1 1/2 lbs semi-sweet chocolate (I use chocolate chip 20 drops raspberry candy concentrate (available in specialty stores.) 9 in. spring-form pan Pre-heat the oven to 375 degrees. For the crust: Lightly spray the spring-form pan with a non-stick spray such as PAM. Mix graham crackers and sugar in a bowl and dust the pan. For the filling: Soften the cream cheese by microwaving in a bowl approx. 30 seconds for every half-pound (2 - 2 1/2 minutes). Add two eggs and mix with an electric mixer until well incorporated. Slowly add the sugar; about 1/2 cup at a time until incorporated. Add the remaining two eggs and mix until there are no more lumps and the batter is smooth (about three minutes). In a seperate container melt the chocolate. This could be done in the microwave. I prefer to melt it over the stove. The later method requires a little more attention to the chocolate. Do not scortch the bottom. Not only will the chocolate taste bitter but it's not fun trying to clean. Add melted chocolate to the batter. Mix on high. While mixing, add the candy concentrate with an eye-dropper. Experiment with this step. The more concentrate you add, the stronger the flavor. You don't want too much, though. I have made cheesecake that tasted like cough syrup. So, don't over-do-it. Pour the mixture in the spring-form pan and bake until the center is set (The top of the cheesecake will be glossy while baking. When the luster of the center begins to dull, it is ready.) The cheesecake may still be "jiggly" (like jell-o). That's o.k. It will set in the refrigerator. Allow the cheesecake to cool enough to handle the pan without oven-mits and place in the refrigerator at least 4 hours. This is a dish best prepared a day or two in advance. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
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With more than 15 years of experience in operations management, Bernadette Cuevas is in charge of all broad-based operations and systems for direct title operations, overseeing all major operational functions such as personnel, finance and new business development. Prior to joining FNTA, Bernadette was Director of Administration and Human Resources for a national title agent where her responsibilities included oversight of all office operations. Before that, she was Head of Administration/Business Manager for Manhattan- based NY Credit Advisors, LLC.
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I don't believe there is a way to save it to my computer, it's saved in our account with bluemountain.com. But, I wanted to share and to keep it for us to remember always so I taped it with our handy dandy flip. I guess I'll find out if this was a no no or not. Until then, enjoy it!


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Every so often, I send a 'thank you' to someone for a special kindness or some other effort worth recognition. Not so much a note, but as you would expect, a letter. In most cases a note just doesn't give me enough space to say all that needs to be said. (Every time I put pen to paper or fingers to keyboard, I think of my buddy Betsy who is the Queen of high-volume and well done thank you's. She has single handedly revived this sadly fading art.)
I'm trying to play catch up with correspondence to well-deserving folks who made the last few months bearable (i.e. last week's letters to Pete and Bob) for me, my family and, of course, my dad. Yesterday was one of those instances. The target was at the very top of my must-write list: the nurses and staff at Odyssey Health Care in Omaha who played the key role in helping my father make a painless, comfortable and dignified passing. The letter is addressed to the lead hospice nurse who first counseled my dad on the realities of the situation and what he could expect. She was a gem. They all were.
My one regret with hospice was that, in my addled state of mind, I neglected to record the name of each of the nurses who, in turn, sat with us, tended caringly for dad, and supplied huge amounts of physical and mental relief. The letter sent July 15 is shown below.
And just below that 'thank you' is today's letter to my mother. She's having a tough go of things, and the intent of this letter is much the same as all the others she and dad received over the years: assure her that things will be okay, keep her spirits up, and remind her she is in my thoughts and prayers.
July 15, 2010
Su: My father, Ralph Bradley, passed away on June 28 at Lakeside while under the care of your Odyssey hospice nurses, and I couldn't let the chance go by to thank all of you for what a wonderful, caring job your staff did for him.
From the first time we met with you, it was just a good experience. No punches were pulled, and there was no gray area on your explanation that your goal was a comfortable, painless – and to me, dignified – end. You accomplished that on all scores. We should all be so fortunate to pass on in such a painless manner.
I wish I knew all the names of the nurses involved. Kristin (sp?) is the one name I recall, but there were others, too. It was incredible how you all handled a grieving family with a dying father and you made that portion of the journey much easier for us. For that, I am very grateful.
Yours is the job you could not pay me enough money to do, but your special breed of staff appears to have the empathy and compassion that enables you to treat each patient in the manner they deserve. Thanks again for all you did for my dad.
Best regards-
Dave Bradley
Charlotte, North Carolina
July 16, 2010
Mom: I hope this finds you well and able to tough out the summer heat. Omaha doesn't have anything on Charlotte on that score. You walk outside here and you sweat. That's just the way it is. We have to deal with it in these parts.
Some ground squirrels are doing a number on my tomatoes. If I had my wits about me – and dad's pellet gun – we could do something about it. But I'm full of bluster and will probably let them chomp away. I've raised some of the low hanging vines off the ground and perhaps that will deter them from making a mess of my tomato crop. At least they're eating the small ones. Heck, they're all small tomatoes.
I sent a note the other morning to the staff at hospice to thank them for the job they did with dad. They really knew what they were doing, and they made him as comfortable as they possibly could, and I think that deserved at least a short letter with our gratitude. They really did things in the best possible way, and for that we ought to be very thankful.
Neither of the kids has said a peep this past week. I guess Ellen has texted me once or twice. Her 27th birthday is coming up here in a week. She feels pretty old but I told her to get a grip and tell someone who cares because that wouldn't be me. Some of us are way ahead of her on the age thing. She's doing pretty well.
It's good that you and Henry have had a chance to talk. They now have the direct line to the Glen so I suspect he's going to be a regular visit by phone with you. He seems to be holding his own, although he and Mary are very concerned about your well being, as we all are. Keep your chin up.
Watched a little bit of the British Open this morning as I ate my standard breakfast of cereal and South Carolina peaches, and the golfers were having their way with the course. I don't understand how they can hit it so far and so straight every single time. And then when they have a short shot, they stick it right next to the pin. Even Tiger is doing okay on the course. I'll try to play this weekend but something tells me my results won't be nearly as good.
Had dinner with Betsy and Bob last Friday night, and both inquired about how you are doing. I told them pretty well under the circumstances. They are both pretty good souls and good buddies of mine. I hear you've had some visitors there, too. I'm glad your friends are stopping by to tell you hello.
Well, I'd better go and get some work done. One thing you can count on around here is yet another conference call. But that's okay. Better to have a call rather than none.


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A lot of people, despite having a degree in the desired field or profession still need time to adjust when they first step into the professional world. Actually, not just a lot of people but anyone and everyone takes time with these things, change is not always easy to adjust to. However, you can still get through this by getting all the possible on the job training including the different courses that you are supposed to take while working in a specific organization. These training courses are highly important because they help you in keeping yourself updated on the latest laws as well as rules and regulations and any changes that were made recently and incorporated after you started working for a certain post. SMSTS training Peterborough, are amongst one of the most popular organizations that help you in getting all the occupational training possible as well. These people are hired by different organizations for the purpose of training their employees for various domains in the workplace that they tend to work in. with that said we will now be taking a look at some of the benefits of getting occupational training, check them out below.
Brushing Up on Your Skills
The biggest benefit is that if you have a knack for certain occupational skills, these trainings will help you in brushing up on those and refine them over time. This not only helps you in bettering your prospects for different organizational promotions but also for future job opportunities as well. Also, they help you in getting better even in the areas in which you skills might not be up to par which is the main reason as to why they even bring trainers in, so that they have help you in being better in diverse domains as well.


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Career day open house
What a day! Schiller International University Heidelberg partnered with regional and international enterprises to connect with students, showcase their company's services, and build valuable relationships during our Career Day on November 10th, 2017. Companies such as SAP, PwC, Teach First, Heidelberg Cement, Caterpillar Energy Solutions and Matchrider set up their display throughout our campus and
interacted with students and guests while showcasing products and services. Within our popular workshop sessions, business experts provided trainings in the application procedure and resume writing.
Another favorite element of the day was the Open Stage with interesting lectures from business coaches and alumni – all open to the public.
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V. Scott Bond
Vice President, Director of Marketing and Client Relations
Scott started with FIA in 2000 and leads FIA's business development team and is responsible for coordinating client relations. Scott has been in financial services since 1984, which has included leading the commercial business development efforts for a major bank as well as positions in corporate and mortgage banking. Scott is a member of the Executive and Investment Committees.
Scott holds a B.S. in Business Administration from Trinity University and an M.B.A. from the University of North Carolina.


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9. Database Functions
The relatively unknown database functions are great for quickly looking up multiple criteria. Learn how to use them in this lesson.
Database functions
- A great solution for performing quick lookups with multiple criteria
Sample database function
DSUM(database, field, criteria)
--- database: Select all the columns in your dataset
--- field: The column header you wish to perform sum on
--- criteria: Array of cells encompassing the sales headers and criteria
Other database functions:
- DSTDEV (Standard deviation for population sample)
- DSTDEVP (Standard deviation for a population)
- DVAR (Variance for a population sample)
- DVARP (Variance for a population)
Data base functions are a little known set of commands in Excel that allow you to per form very powerful lookups on your data sets.
They're not as flexible as INDEX, MATCH or VLOOKUP, but they are a great solution if you want to perform single lookups on multiple criteria.
There are 12 database functions in all, but the 5 most useful are listed in our search panel.
Let's start off by looking at DSUM to calculate the total revenue generated by the sale rep Baines.
So first I'll write the name Baines underneath Sales person.
And then we'll create our DSUM function.
So I'll write "=dsum" and the first item we must enter is our database, which is our full data set, including the headers.
I've a named range for this called SALES_TRANSACTIONS, so I'll include that here.
Next I need to include the field, and the field will be revenue.
And lastly I have to enter the criteria, which are these six cells.
I currently have three criteria: revenue, sales person and payment date, but I can include as many criteria as I want.
I'll then close the bracket and press Enter to finish.
And this tells me the total revenue contributed by Baines.
Now let's add some more criteria starting with the payment date.
So let's say we want to find out the revenue Baines contributed in the first half of the year.
So we'll say the payment date is less than the first of July, 2012.
And as you can see, the DSUM value updates accordingly.
Now let's add another criterion.
Say we only want to include the transactions above $20,000 in value.
So we'll say greater than $20,000, and again, you can see that the DSUM figure updates accordingly.
Let's now move onto DCOUNT.
So I'll write "=dcount", again I'm asked for the database, which is sales transactions.
The field can actually be anyone of the headers, so I'll select the same one, and the criteria are the same six cells as before.
I'll close the bracket and press Enter to complete.
And this tells me that Baines sold five transactions in the first half of the year above $20, 000 in value.
Hopefully, it's becoming clear that the database functions are very powerful lookup tools, particularly if you have multiple criteria.
Using the same inputs for DSUM and DCOUNT, you can also calculate DAVERAGE, DMAX and DMIN for your data set.
I'm going to leave these three commands as an exercise for you to complete.
Before I wrap up this lesson, it's important to mention a few requirements for using database functions.
First, the data set in question must be arranged with the sales headers across the top, and the data arranged in rows underneath.
Second, the headings and the fields must replicate exactly the spelling in the database headers, otherwise the functions won't work.
However once you have both of these requirements in place, the database functions are all yours to use.
2. Naming Arrays
2 mins
6. Ranking Data Records
3 mins
7. Lookup Multiple Criteria
4 mins
9. Database Functions
3 mins


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Friday, May 21, 2010
Ol Skool Video of the Day En Vogue-Too Gone, Too Long
This video came after my favorite Dawn left the group and as we all know it didnt really work without the original 4. I must say tho, this song and vdeo was one of the best they ever made in my opinion. You can tell it wasnt the same En Vogue, the clothes changed, the hair was more colorful, everything was new but this was a gem out of that change. Enjoy
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