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DAYTON (OH) -- The Eric Golz era got underway a season ago, taking over for long-time UD WSOC Head Coach Mike Tucker. Those were enormous shoes to fill and the job was more difficult given a roster of talent disparate from the one that took home the A10 championship a season prior. Any Flyer soccer fan worth their salt knew 2017 would be a major challenge and that’s ultimately how the year started and ended. Dayton took a month to get north of .500 and once conference play started the Flyers more or less traded wins and losses. The 4-4-2 A10 record was just good enough to punch their ticket to the league tournament on the last day of the regular season after a victory at UMass. But their 21st consecutive A10 tourney appearance was short-lived, falling to eventual champ LaSalle 3-2 in the opening round. If nothing else, the loss was by far their best effort of the season. They could have easily beaten the #1 seed Explorers on their home field.
Dayton took all season to play their best however because of inconsistency on both sides of the ball. Keeping teams off the scoreboard – especially early in matches – proved to be all but impossible at times as the team GAA ballooned to 1.40. Yes the Flyers did out-score their opponents on the season 33-28, but the offense was oftentimes too one-dimensional and the schedule lacked quality wins.
Golz’s second season may end up more challenging than his first. He lost A10 Offensive Player of the Year Alexis Kiehl (12g, 3a) to graduation. She was involved in almost half of UD’s scoring output. Kiehl was the lone striker every opponent had to account for; when she failed to score or had limited touches, the Flyer offense often sputtered and the results were disappointing. Perhaps it was an offense that relied on Kiehl too much, but had no choice in order to remain competitive and keep a modest amount of possession in the attacking third. Without her speed and foot skills to target the goal mouth with quick-strike ability, Dayton’s best weapon on a weapons-challenged team is no longer available this year to hide other weaknesses on the field.
Dayton must also replace MF Sidney Leroy and D Nicolette Griesinger – both started 19 of 20 matches as seniors. MF Kaitlynn Kiehl started four matches while D Abby Wiegel also graduated after a career-ending injury erased her senior year entirely.
The good news is it wasn’t a huge senior class. The not-so-good news is 11 freshmen join the team, making for an even younger and more inexperienced group than last year’s 9-9-2 squad. And without an All-Conference scorer to pull rabbits out of hats, things may get worse before they get better.
Perhaps the best and brightest part starts with senior defender Nadia Pestell, a 2nd Team All-A10 selection last year who played more like a 1st Teamer. A terrific athlete with gifted speed, good instincts, and high-IQ reaction time to the run of play, Pestell has a chance to be the best defender in the league despite giving up several inches and 15lbs to most opposing strikers on a weekly basis. Her greatest strength however is affecting the Flyer offense; she loves to overlap with dribble-drives and cheat forward along the left touch lines for dangerous service in the box. She might be UD’s most important attacking player despite playing out of the back; her ability to transition the Flyers from defense to offense is invaluable. From what we saw in the lone exhibition at Baujan Field, it’s safe to say she may be the Flyers’ offensive and defensive MVP in 2018 – usually an unthinkable suggestion for a full-time left fullback. How many defenders led their team in assists (6) last year? Darn few.
Her skills to set up other players in the Flyer attacking third will be even more important this year with the lack of reliable game-changers in the midfield and offense. Junior MF/F Mikayla Livingston (7g, 5a) is the team’s leading returning scorer and has shown – at times – to be exceedingly dangerous with the ball at her feet. Best used on the touch lines, Livingston had the luxury of running with Alexis Kiehl however and Kiehl sucked a lot of attention from opposing defenses. Without that, Livingston must prove to be a capable goal scorer in more 1 vs 1 situations and command a dominating presence up top. It’s within her wheelhouse to be All-Conference, but consistency has wavered at times and the disappearing acts could spell doom this year for a team desperate for an All-League striker. In fairness, the same praise and criticism could be said for others. Sophomore Sara Robertson (4g) and senior Keagin Collie (2g, 5a) must also make significant strides rather than baby steps. No player from last year’s freshmen class made the A10 All-Rookie squad, making the sophomore class a vital one in 2018. They must get better and impact the game and Robertson is our pick to make that improvement.
Collie may be the key to the season – we said the same thing last year. Dayton hemorrhaged far too often with lack of ball-winning and possession in the central third. It cost the Flyers several results for sure, but more importantly it affected UD’s ability to exert influence within the matches. Far too often UD lacked speed, quickness, and toughness around the center circle to dis-possess, shed the first mark, and deliver weak-side service to teammates opening up space in transition. It’s all but impossible to finish in the upper third of the Atlantic 10 – or any conference – without an All-League central midfielder. Golz must impress upon Collie both her importance and ability to make this year the defining measure of her career.
Senior Quincy Kellett (0g, 5a) started 19 matches last year as a wide attacking player and brings a wealth of experience as a player that tasted success when the Flyers were A10 contenders in her first two seasons. Kellett can impact the game, but too often last year the impact was an absence of engagement. She must dig out more balls, get stuck into more tackles, and translate her odometer into touches of the ball rather than watching the match carry on without her. Those second efforts will change her game for the better and rub off on her teammates. She’s a senior and must lead by example.
Junior Caroline Mink (2g) abused #1 seed St. Joseph’s like a rented mule in the A10 title match of her freshman season -- they had no answer for her. Since then, Mink lost her groove and hasn’t quite rediscovered it. At 5-8 she gives UD good size along the touch lines and has a solid burst of speed after the first touch of the ball. She’s a better player than her sophomore form and fans want to see it. Mink can be a 5g/5a player, but she must trust her own skill set, think less, and just play what’s in front of her. She’s most dangerous when keeping it simple.
Juniors Madeleine Morrissey (1g, 1a), and Jordan Pauley (1g, 2a) also return and share 17 starts from a year ago. Like Collie, ball-winning and sustained possession are integral chores on their 2018 to-do list. If UD can finally get some possession and stop chasing the game, everything else will start rolling downhill.
Helping Pestell in the back line is senior Beth Kamphaus, an offensive player converted to defender with good size (5-8) and terrific fitness as a central back. She’s capable of eliminating angles and covering for other players with her speed and reaction times. She’s generally a good distributor out of the back line, but there are inexplicable moments where hospital balls put the Flyers in dire straits. Those lapses seem more mental than anything and a bit more consistency could land her on the All-Conference team with a strong senior year. She was one of just four Flyers to start all 20 games a year ago.
Hanna Merritt started five matches, appeared in 11 overall, and can also play the back line. Sophomore Kara Camarco played just 51 minutes as a true freshman but may be counted on this year to bolster the defense.
Megan Rack, Emily Trick, Emma Thomas, Dani Ruffolo, and Morgan Henderson saw limited action a year ago but have a chance to move up the pecking order. Olivia Brown was UD’s most-heralded 2017 recruit but saw little action a year ago and battled injuries in the preseason. Her status is unknown.
In goal once again is senior Kaelyn Johns, perhaps Dayton’s most talented player not named Pestell. A three-year starter with 61 starts to her credit, Johns has – at times – done God’s work in the goal box and kept the Flyers in matches they were otherwise overwhelmed. Part of that necessity came from a team defense that chased the ball far too much, resulting in minimal possession and unmarked opposing players challenging the Flyer goal mouth. Her teammates made her job more difficult than it needed to be and the repetitive bacon-saving circus acts led to several brutal injuries that might have ended the careers of other goalkeepers. Not that she did the wrong thing or made the wrong decisions, but her field players orchestrated the climate for far too many ugly situations with Florence Nightingale defending that forced Johns into dangerous spots where sheer bravery and bodily sacrifice kept a ball out of the net. She needs more help, she deserves more help. She might be the best overall goalkeeper in the league. Her GAA is not reflective of her talents. The Flyers must make her job easier this year to take a step forward.
It’s hard to tell which newcomers will see the field early in the season. Hannah Osland (5-10, Scottsdale AZ) started against Wright State in the preseason and earned quality minutes. Several others also saw the field with the intention of moving into the rotation for the season opener. Considering last year’s incoming class failed to poach anyone on the A10 All-Rookie team, the 2018 class must make an immediate impact. Dayton needs difference-makers on the field and with a couple exceptions, nobody’s job is watertight – that’s the reality on a team that struggles in the three basic areas of play – scoring, defending, and possession. There’s no better time to be a freshman at UD, but competition will force the vets to up their game as well. Everybody wins.
The Flyer non-conference schedule is challenging and road-heavy to start the season. Dayton opens up at JMU on Thursday, followed by William & Mary on Sunday Aug. 19. Dayton opens the home schedule on Aug. 23 vs Louisville then take a bus to Ypsilanti, MI, for a match at Eastern Michigan three days later. Four consecutive matches follow at Baujan Field against Butler, Akron, Florida Gulf Coast, and Xavier to finish the non-league schedule. The Flyers may be underdogs in all but Akron, EMU, and Xavier – and those won’t be “gimmes“ either. Anything close to .500 heading into the league schedule would be considered a huge success, but that’s a tall order.
UD opens A10 play at George Mason on Sep. 20, followed by trip to Duquesne on the 23rd. The Flyers return home for three matches against VCU, St. Joseph’s, and Saint Louis before traveling to Davidson on Oct. 7th. League power LaSalle visits on Oct. 11, then GW hosts the Flyers on the 14th.
Dayton remains on the road with a match at Richmond on Oct. 18, then finish the regular season at home vs. UMass on Oct. 23. Dayton hosts this year’s A10 Tournament. First round games are on campus sites, followed by the semis and finals at Baujan Field.
It’s a program in transition and this year may not be so different from last season where the Flyers probably hit their ceiling with a .500 overall record. The “goals for Golz” this year will likely focus on more player development, tactics, and better balance on the field by the end of the season. Last year was a season of too few doing too much while too many offered too little. That has to change in year two even if the wins and losses don’t necessarily reflect the progress being made. More players must pull their weight and do it on a more consistent basis. More players must affect game play and affect outcomes rather than enjoy a front-row seat. There must be greater accountability when those metrics fall short, and with a larger roster and a plethora of fresh faces, a seat on the bench is the best place to re-evaluate those priorities while others buy in.
Kiehl’s departure cannot be overstated; she made a lot of team shortcomings feel slightly less caustic. UD returns just one All-Conference player on the entire roster and she plays in the back line. That Nadia Pestell is also UD’s most consistent attacking player at the moment is a bit of an indictment on the remaining Flyer offense. It’s time for everyone – both offensively and defensively – to check their hearts and minds into more matches or step aside. Work rate and soccer IQ must take a Paul Bunyon-sized step forward – even if the execution is still a work in progress. This is a program still searching for its old identity; not necessarily Mike Tucker’s coaching fingerprints but the prevailing attitude of a program built on a commitment to excellence.
Neither Golz or the Flyer program can be judged once again under the same lens as past UD teams sporting names like Ashley Campbell, Nicole Waters, and Colleen Williams. Like it or not, Dayton is probably still a year away from being a year away. Expect more teething and indigestion at times as the Flyers turn the simple things into complications. Despite the challenging schedule, absence of star power on offense, major ball possession shortcomings in the central third, and a back line that surrenders too many soft goals, we believe the program is headed in the right direction. Whether that involves existing players getting better or the purging of dead weight, that’s for the coaching staff to iron out. Dayton has something last year’s team didn’t have – a huge class of first-year players not familiar with last year’s struggles. That alone may spark something.
The A10 will pose a challenge once again. There are too many solid teams with fewer question marks that, on paper, stand a better chance of fighting toward the top of the league. The Flyers qualified for the A10 Tourney last year on the final day of the regular season and that could happen again this year. UD’s margin for error remains exceedingly thin and their A10 chances may hinge on the talent of the league as much as their own. A Top-8 finish is required.
The metrics tell us finishing 8th or better won’t get any easier than last year. Yet, Dayton has never failed to qualify for the A10 postseason tournament. By hook or by crook we think UD will punch their ticket again, if even by the slimmest of margins. Perhaps the motivating factor of playing host to the A10 Tournament will give the team an extra incentive. Still, fans must be realistic about 2018’s expectations and grade the team’s performance accordingly. Measuring progress by run-of-play rather than wins and losses will offer a more accurate assessment of program trajectory. The 2018 Flyers can exceed expectations by doing a few things in a few key areas they failed to achieve last season. Knocking the team GAA down to under 1.00 would be a great start. Turning the Flyer midfield into ball-winning, possession-dominating psychopaths would be a great November finish.
Head coach of the UD women's soccer team. Career leader in A10 wins, Tucker's teams have made the NCAA tournament five times including one Sweet 16 appearance. Seven league titles and two NSCAA All-Americans. Consistently develops league Offensive and Defensive Players of the Year. Tucker's ability to remain at or near the top of the A10 each season has been a consistent force. Excellent recruiter with proven record of signing prep All-Americans and other talent that's under-rated. Fierce scheduler willing to play anyone anytime.
Coaches have picked the Flyers 7th, the Explorers 2nd, and the Billikens 1st. I do want to reiterate the Flyers sched is much more favorable this year than last, having home dates with both SJU and La Salle helps. So I will say the Flyers have a good chance at 5 wins in conf and a pretty certain playoff spot, as long as everything is good with the incoming group. I don't view 11 incoming freshmen as a weakness but as an opportunity to have renewed competitive balance in many areas of the field. Think of OOC as an audition and expect a lot of shared minutes!

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dayton (oh) -- the eric golz era got underway a season ago, taking over for long-time ud wsoc head coach mike tucker. those were enormous shoes to fill and the job was more difficult given a roster of talent disparate from the one that took home the a10 championship a season prior. any flyer soccer fan worth their salt knew 2017 would be a major challenge and that’s ultimately how the year started and ended. dayton took a month to get north of .500 and once conference play started the flyers more or less traded wins and losses. the 4-4-2 a10 record was just good enough to punch their ticket to the league tournament on the last day of the regular season after a victory at umass. but their 21st consecutive a10 tourney appearance was short-lived, falling to eventual champ lasalle 3-2 in the opening round. if nothing else, the loss was by far their best effort of the season. they could have easily beaten the #1 seed explorers on their home field.
dayton took all season to play their best however because of inconsistency on both sides of the ball. keeping teams off the scoreboard – especially early in matches – proved to be all but impossible at times as the team gaa ballooned to 1.40. yes the flyers did out-score their opponents on the season 33-28, but the offense was oftentimes too one-dimensional and the schedule lacked quality wins.
golz’s second season may end up more challenging than his first. he lost a10 offensive player of the year alexis kiehl (12g, 3a) to graduation. she was involved in almost half of ud’s scoring output. kiehl was the lone striker every opponent had to account for; when she failed to score or had limited touches, the flyer offense often sputtered and the results were disappointing. perhaps it was an offense that relied on kiehl too much, but had no choice in order to remain competitive and keep a modest amount of possession in the attacking third. without her speed and foot skills to target the goal mouth with quick-strike ability, dayton’s best weapon on a weapons-challenged team is no longer available this year to hide other weaknesses on the field.
dayton must also replace mf sidney leroy and d nicolette griesinger – both started 19 of 20 matches as seniors. mf kaitlynn kiehl started four matches while d abby wiegel also graduated after a career-ending injury erased her senior year entirely.
the good news is it wasn’t a huge senior class. the not-so-good news is 11 freshmen join the team, making for an even younger and more inexperienced group than last year’s 9-9-2 squad. and without an all-conference scorer to pull rabbits out of hats, things may get worse before they get better.
perhaps the best and brightest part starts with senior defender nadia pestell, a 2nd team all-a10 selection last year who played more like a 1st teamer. a terrific athlete with gifted speed, good instincts, and high-iq reaction time to the run of play, pestell has a chance to be the best defender in the league despite giving up several inches and 15lbs to most opposing strikers on a weekly basis. her greatest strength however is affecting the flyer offense; she loves to overlap with dribble-drives and cheat forward along the left touch lines for dangerous service in the box. she might be ud’s most important attacking player despite playing out of the back; her ability to transition the flyers from defense to offense is invaluable. from what we saw in the lone exhibition at baujan field, it’s safe to say she may be the flyers’ offensive and defensive mvp in 2018 – usually an unthinkable suggestion for a full-time left fullback. how many defenders led their team in assists (6) last year? darn few.
her skills to set up other players in the flyer attacking third will be even more important this year with the lack of reliable game-changers in the midfield and offense. junior mf/f mikayla livingston (7g, 5a) is the team’s leading returning scorer and has shown – at times – to be exceedingly dangerous with the ball at her feet. best used on the touch lines, livingston had the luxury of running with alexis kiehl however and kiehl sucked a lot of attention from opposing defenses. without that, livingston must prove to be a capable goal scorer in more 1 vs 1 situations and command a dominating presence up top. it’s within her wheelhouse to be all-conference, but consistency has wavered at times and the disappearing acts could spell doom this year for a team desperate for an all-league striker. in fairness, the same praise and criticism could be said for others. sophomore sara robertson (4g) and senior keagin collie (2g, 5a) must also make significant strides rather than baby steps. no player from last year’s freshmen class made the a10 all-rookie squad, making the sophomore class a vital one in 2018. they must get better and impact the game and robertson is our pick to make that improvement.
collie may be the key to the season – we said the same thing last year. dayton hemorrhaged far too often with lack of ball-winning and possession in the central third. it cost the flyers several results for sure, but more importantly it affected ud’s ability to exert influence within the matches. far too often ud lacked speed, quickness, and toughness around the center circle to dis-possess, shed the first mark, and deliver weak-side service to teammates opening up space in transition. it’s all but impossible to finish in the upper third of the atlantic 10 – or any conference – without an all-league central midfielder. golz must impress upon collie both her importance and ability to make this year the defining measure of her career.
senior quincy kellett (0g, 5a) started 19 matches last year as a wide attacking player and brings a wealth of experience as a player that tasted success when the flyers were a10 contenders in her first two seasons. kellett can impact the game, but too often last year the impact was an absence of engagement. she must dig out more balls, get stuck into more tackles, and translate her odometer into touches of the ball rather than watching the match carry on without her. those second efforts will change her game for the better and rub off on her teammates. she’s a senior and must lead by example.
junior caroline mink (2g) abused #1 seed st. joseph’s like a rented mule in the a10 title match of her freshman season -- they had no answer for her. since then, mink lost her groove and hasn’t quite rediscovered it. at 5-8 she gives ud good size along the touch lines and has a solid burst of speed after the first touch of the ball. she’s a better player than her sophomore form and fans want to see it. mink can be a 5g/5a player, but she must trust her own skill set, think less, and just play what’s in front of her. she’s most dangerous when keeping it simple.
juniors madeleine morrissey (1g, 1a), and jordan pauley (1g, 2a) also return and share 17 starts from a year ago. like collie, ball-winning and sustained possession are integral chores on their 2018 to-do list. if ud can finally get some possession and stop chasing the game, everything else will start rolling downhill.
helping pestell in the back line is senior beth kamphaus, an offensive player converted to defender with good size (5-8) and terrific fitness as a central back. she’s capable of eliminating angles and covering for other players with her speed and reaction times. she’s generally a good distributor out of the back line, but there are inexplicable moments where hospital balls put the flyers in dire straits. those lapses seem more mental than anything and a bit more consistency could land her on the all-conference team with a strong senior year. she was one of just four flyers to start all 20 games a year ago.
hanna merritt started five matches, appeared in 11 overall, and can also play the back line. sophomore kara camarco played just 51 minutes as a true freshman but may be counted on this year to bolster the defense.
megan rack, emily trick, emma thomas, dani ruffolo, and morgan henderson saw limited action a year ago but have a chance to move up the pecking order. olivia brown was ud’s most-heralded 2017 recruit but saw little action a year ago and battled injuries in the preseason. her status is unknown.
in goal once again is senior kaelyn johns, perhaps dayton’s most talented player not named pestell. a three-year starter with 61 starts to her credit, johns has – at times – done god’s work in the goal box and kept the flyers in matches they were otherwise overwhelmed. part of that necessity came from a team defense that chased the ball far too much, resulting in minimal possession and unmarked opposing players challenging the flyer goal mouth. her teammates made her job more difficult than it needed to be and the repetitive bacon-saving circus acts led to several brutal injuries that might have ended the careers of other goalkeepers. not that she did the wrong thing or made the wrong decisions, but her field players orchestrated the climate for far too many ugly situations with florence nightingale defending that forced johns into dangerous spots where sheer bravery and bodily sacrifice kept a ball out of the net. she needs more help, she deserves more help. she might be the best overall goalkeeper in the league. her gaa is not reflective of her talents. the flyers must make her job easier this year to take a step forward.
it’s hard to tell which newcomers will see the field early in the season. hannah osland (5-10, scottsdale az) started against wright state in the preseason and earned quality minutes. several others also saw the field with the intention of moving into the rotation for the season opener. considering last year’s incoming class failed to poach anyone on the a10 all-rookie team, the 2018 class must make an immediate impact. dayton needs difference-makers on the field and with a couple exceptions, nobody’s job is watertight – that’s the reality on a team that struggles in the three basic areas of play – scoring, defending, and possession. there’s no better time to be a freshman at ud, but competition will force the vets to up their game as well. everybody wins.
the flyer non-conference schedule is challenging and road-heavy to start the season. dayton opens up at jmu on thursday, followed by william & mary on sunday aug. 19. dayton opens the home schedule on aug. 23 vs louisville then take a bus to ypsilanti, mi, for a match at eastern michigan three days later. four consecutive matches follow at baujan field against butler, akron, florida gulf coast, and xavier to finish the non-league schedule. the flyers may be underdogs in all but akron, emu, and xavier – and those won’t be “gimmes“ either. anything close to .500 heading into the league schedule would be considered a huge success, but that’s a tall order.
ud opens a10 play at george mason on sep. 20, followed by trip to duquesne on the 23rd. the flyers return home for three matches against vcu, st. joseph’s, and saint louis before traveling to davidson on oct. 7th. league power lasalle visits on oct. 11, then gw hosts the flyers on the 14th.
dayton remains on the road with a match at richmond on oct. 18, then finish the regular season at home vs. umass on oct. 23. dayton hosts this year’s a10 tournament. first round games are on campus sites, followed by the semis and finals at baujan field.
it’s a program in transition and this year may not be so different from last season where the flyers probably hit their ceiling with a .500 overall record. the “goals for golz” this year will likely focus on more player development, tactics, and better balance on the field by the end of the season. last year was a season of too few doing too much while too many offered too little. that has to change in year two even if the wins and losses don’t necessarily reflect the progress being made. more players must pull their weight and do it on a more consistent basis. more players must affect game play and affect outcomes rather than enjoy a front-row seat. there must be greater accountability when those metrics fall short, and with a larger roster and a plethora of fresh faces, a seat on the bench is the best place to re-evaluate those priorities while others buy in.
kiehl’s departure cannot be overstated; she made a lot of team shortcomings feel slightly less caustic. ud returns just one all-conference player on the entire roster and she plays in the back line. that nadia pestell is also ud’s most consistent attacking player at the moment is a bit of an indictment on the remaining flyer offense. it’s time for everyone – both offensively and defensively – to check their hearts and minds into more matches or step aside. work rate and soccer iq must take a paul bunyon-sized step forward – even if the execution is still a work in progress. this is a program still searching for its old identity; not necessarily mike tucker’s coaching fingerprints but the prevailing attitude of a program built on a commitment to excellence.
neither golz or the flyer program can be judged once again under the same lens as past ud teams sporting names like ashley campbell, nicole waters, and colleen williams. like it or not, dayton is probably still a year away from being a year away. expect more teething and indigestion at times as the flyers turn the simple things into complications. despite the challenging schedule, absence of star power on offense, major ball possession shortcomings in the central third, and a back line that surrenders too many soft goals, we believe the program is headed in the right direction. whether that involves existing players getting better or the purging of dead weight, that’s for the coaching staff to iron out. dayton has something last year’s team didn’t have – a huge class of first-year players not familiar with last year’s struggles. that alone may spark something.
the a10 will pose a challenge once again. there are too many solid teams with fewer question marks that, on paper, stand a better chance of fighting toward the top of the league. the flyers qualified for the a10 tourney last year on the final day of the regular season and that could happen again this year. ud’s margin for error remains exceedingly thin and their a10 chances may hinge on the talent of the league as much as their own. a top-8 finish is required.
the metrics tell us finishing 8th or better won’t get any easier than last year. yet, dayton has never failed to qualify for the a10 postseason tournament. by hook or by crook we think ud will punch their ticket again, if even by the slimmest of margins. perhaps the motivating factor of playing host to the a10 tournament will give the team an extra incentive. still, fans must be realistic about 2018’s expectations and grade the team’s performance accordingly. measuring progress by run-of-play rather than wins and losses will offer a more accurate assessment of program trajectory. the 2018 flyers can exceed expectations by doing a few things in a few key areas they failed to achieve last season. knocking the team gaa down to under 1.00 would be a great start. turning the flyer midfield into ball-winning, possession-dominating psychopaths would be a great november finish.
head coach of the ud women's soccer team. career leader in a10 wins, tucker's teams have made the ncaa tournament five times including one sweet 16 appearance. seven league titles and two nscaa all-americans. consistently develops league offensive and defensive players of the year. tucker's ability to remain at or near the top of the a10 each season has been a consistent force. excellent recruiter with proven record of signing prep all-americans and other talent that's under-rated. fierce scheduler willing to play anyone anytime.
coaches have picked the flyers 7th, the explorers 2nd, and the billikens 1st. i do want to reiterate the flyers sched is much more favorable this year than last, having home dates with both sju and la salle helps. so i will say the flyers have a good chance at 5 wins in conf and a pretty certain playoff spot, as long as everything is good with the incoming group. i don't view 11 incoming freshmen as a weakness but as an opportunity to have renewed competitive balance in many areas of the field. think of ooc as an audition and expect a lot of shared minutes!


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I tried reading this for the third time the other day. I find it really boring. He spends too much time laying down the circumstances of the world, really blatantly creating the impression of an alternate reality which is naturally abhorrent to us in this reality, with little story.
The entire first half seems to just keep asserting this point, building up 'the picture', laying the foundations. It may well be a 'good' point, but there is no entertainment in BNW, something I feel the best novelists can imbue their message with - 1984 surely being the most effective and enlightening example I can draw in this context.
So feel free to give me a new way to read this book. I felt this was a relevant post due to the fact that Brave New World is generally well read and liked, and I have personally found lots of good things in his essays.
If you find it boring why the hell are you reading it for the 3rd time?
I really liked brave new world but thought it hadn't aged very well.
By that I just meant I've been sporadically picking through it, but not really getting anywhere. And, - as stated - because I like some of his other stuff; it's a 'classic'; playing it off against 1984 is a worthy discussion point. Huxley stated that he thought his was a better read.
Seconded. I've read it over a few times. I think it's a classic but it doesn't age in the most graceful way. I couldn't really describe it as boring though.

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i tried reading this for the third time the other day. i find it really boring. he spends too much time laying down the circumstances of the world, really blatantly creating the impression of an alternate reality which is naturally abhorrent to us in this reality, with little story.
the entire first half seems to just keep asserting this point, building up 'the picture', laying the foundations. it may well be a 'good' point, but there is no entertainment in bnw, something i feel the best novelists can imbue their message with - 1984 surely being the most effective and enlightening example i can draw in this context.
so feel free to give me a new way to read this book. i felt this was a relevant post due to the fact that brave new world is generally well read and liked, and i have personally found lots of good things in his essays.
if you find it boring why the hell are you reading it for the 3rd time?
i really liked brave new world but thought it hadn't aged very well.
by that i just meant i've been sporadically picking through it, but not really getting anywhere. and, - as stated - because i like some of his other stuff; it's a 'classic'; playing it off against 1984 is a worthy discussion point. huxley stated that he thought his was a better read.
seconded. i've read it over a few times. i think it's a classic but it doesn't age in the most graceful way. i couldn't really describe it as boring though.


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It's essential that you do your research before moving into the BTL market. You need to be confident that the potential rental income will comfortably cover the mortgage and all other expenses. Consider letting agents fees, maintenance costs, insurance and void periods.
Before viewing properties, sit down with a pen and paper and write down the cost of houses you are looking at and the rent these properties are likely to generate. Compare different properties by calculating the potential yield. The yield is the annual rent received as a percentage of the purchase price. i.e. a property providing £1,000 monthly rental (£12,000 per annum) on a property valued at £250,000 has a 4.8% yield.
Rent should be the key return for buy-to-let. Most buy-to-let mortgages are done on an interest-only basis, so the amount borrowed will not be paid off over time. If you can get a rental return substantially over the mortgage payments, then once you have built up a good emergency fund, you can start saving or investing any extra cash.
Buy-to-let lenders typically want rent to cover 125% of the mortgage repayments and the majority will require 25% deposit, or even larger. Rates will be higher than residentialrates but be careful with headline grabbing rates as lower rates will often come with large arrangement fees. Whether you take a low rate and larger arrangement fee or higher rate with a smaller or no arrangement fee will very much depend on your personal circumstances and the anticipated rental income. Some lenders use a notional rate when calculating rental yield but some will use the product pay rate. A lower rate will ultimately allow you to borrow more but the overall costs over the scheme period could be higher.
Our mortgage experts are here to talk through all options available to you.

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it's essential that you do your research before moving into the btl market. you need to be confident that the potential rental income will comfortably cover the mortgage and all other expenses. consider letting agents fees, maintenance costs, insurance and void periods.
before viewing properties, sit down with a pen and paper and write down the cost of houses you are looking at and the rent these properties are likely to generate. compare different properties by calculating the potential yield. the yield is the annual rent received as a percentage of the purchase price. i.e. a property providing £1,000 monthly rental (£12,000 per annum) on a property valued at £250,000 has a 4.8% yield.
rent should be the key return for buy-to-let. most buy-to-let mortgages are done on an interest-only basis, so the amount borrowed will not be paid off over time. if you can get a rental return substantially over the mortgage payments, then once you have built up a good emergency fund, you can start saving or investing any extra cash.
buy-to-let lenders typically want rent to cover 125% of the mortgage repayments and the majority will require 25% deposit, or even larger. rates will be higher than residentialrates but be careful with headline grabbing rates as lower rates will often come with large arrangement fees. whether you take a low rate and larger arrangement fee or higher rate with a smaller or no arrangement fee will very much depend on your personal circumstances and the anticipated rental income. some lenders use a notional rate when calculating rental yield but some will use the product pay rate. a lower rate will ultimately allow you to borrow more but the overall costs over the scheme period could be higher.
our mortgage experts are here to talk through all options available to you.


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When looking to operate a vehicle, one of the things that can alter this task is weather conditions. One of the most hazardous weather conditions for operating car is snow. There are times when a person who operates a vehicle will get their car or truck stuck in the snow. However, there are a number of steps to take in order to get your car out of the snow. Whenever a car gets stuck in the snow, it is a good idea to do thing such as turning off the vehicle and putting it in park. You will also want to inspect the environment and remove the snow as well. Once completing these steps, you will able to get your car out of the snow and begin to drive it.
The first thing you will want to do when your car is stuck in the snow is to first turn it off. It will be wise to turn off the car so that you don’t risk getting involved with any safety hazards. A car that is turned off will enable you to avoid moving the car which can potentially get into an accident. You will also want to put the car in park as well so that the vehicle is in one place while you proceed to the next steps of the process.
If your car is stuck in the snow, you will then want to inspect the environment around the car. It will be important to walk around the car and see if the tires and wheels are stuck in the snow and if there is a lot of snow right under the body of the car. By finding this out, you will then be able to find out why the car is stuck and then look to get it out.
Another step to take when your car is stuck in the snow is to clear the paths both in the front and back of the vehicle. This will allow you to move your vehicle in either direction. As a result, you will then be able to proceed to driving the vehicle out of the snow.
If your car is ever stuck in the snow, help is available. One of the things that you will want to do is contact our dealership and inform them about your situation. The dealership will help you by sending a towing company to get your car out of the snow. As well as getting your car out of the snow, the dealership will also inspect it to make sure that there isn’t any damage. So call our dealership today if your car is stuck in the snow and you are unable to get it out by yourself.

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when looking to operate a vehicle, one of the things that can alter this task is weather conditions. one of the most hazardous weather conditions for operating car is snow. there are times when a person who operates a vehicle will get their car or truck stuck in the snow. however, there are a number of steps to take in order to get your car out of the snow. whenever a car gets stuck in the snow, it is a good idea to do thing such as turning off the vehicle and putting it in park. you will also want to inspect the environment and remove the snow as well. once completing these steps, you will able to get your car out of the snow and begin to drive it.
the first thing you will want to do when your car is stuck in the snow is to first turn it off. it will be wise to turn off the car so that you don’t risk getting involved with any safety hazards. a car that is turned off will enable you to avoid moving the car which can potentially get into an accident. you will also want to put the car in park as well so that the vehicle is in one place while you proceed to the next steps of the process.
if your car is stuck in the snow, you will then want to inspect the environment around the car. it will be important to walk around the car and see if the tires and wheels are stuck in the snow and if there is a lot of snow right under the body of the car. by finding this out, you will then be able to find out why the car is stuck and then look to get it out.
another step to take when your car is stuck in the snow is to clear the paths both in the front and back of the vehicle. this will allow you to move your vehicle in either direction. as a result, you will then be able to proceed to driving the vehicle out of the snow.
if your car is ever stuck in the snow, help is available. one of the things that you will want to do is contact our dealership and inform them about your situation. the dealership will help you by sending a towing company to get your car out of the snow. as well as getting your car out of the snow, the dealership will also inspect it to make sure that there isn’t any damage. so call our dealership today if your car is stuck in the snow and you are unable to get it out by yourself.


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lowercased: just another way to keep in touch with us at holliswealth on ontario street in st.catharines! if you have facebook we encourage you to follow the link below to “like” our page. don’t worry we won’t be those guys that clog your newsfeed with useless jargon. our posts will only be informing you what’s new at our office and informational posts about different financial products and strategies you can use to grow your wealth. just like our website we would like to see our clients use our facebook page as a resource on financial products we offer and the different strategies we are using to grow their wealth.


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I made these baked vegetable flautas (adapted from here) for dinner last night and they were a big hit! Everyone loved them and kept saying how tasty they were, which made me feel pretty awesome. My boys love taquitos so I decided to make them full of vegetables and all kinds of yummy spices and since these are baked instead of fried, they were actually way healthier! I served this with a brown rice/quinoa blend and a dollop of sour cream with lettuce and tomato. Wish I had had some ripe avocados but oh well! If you're looking for a vegetarian meal, or just trying to amp up your veggies for your family, try these!
Peel and dice the sweet potato into small chunks (about 1/2") and place in a medium glass bowl. Microwave for 5 minutes until fork tender. Melt coconut (or olive) oil in a large saute pan over medium high heat and add diced onions and bell pepper. Saute for 5 minutes, then add zucchini and all the spices. Saute for another 3 minutes until the zucchini is almost tender. Add sweet potato and frozen corn and saute another 3 minutes until heated through. Season with more salt and pepper as needed.
Transfer vegetable mixture to a large bowl and add taco sauce, sour cream and chopped cilantro. Set aside.
Preheat oven to 425 degrees and prepare a cookie sheet with a wire baking or cooling rack on top. Wrap the tortillas in a wet paper towel and microwave for 30 seconds (they need to be warm and pliable - if they're not at least a few days fresh they will be harder to wrap securely). Take one tortilla and brush with olive oil on one side. Scoop a spoonful into the tortilla and make a line with it in the center. Top with a sprinkle of cheese and roll up tightly and secure with a toothpick through the middle. Place on the wire rack with the toothpick sticking up (this helps secure it even more). Brush the tops of each flauta lightly with a bit more oil and then bake for 15 minutes until tortillas are crisp and the cheese is melted. Serve with sour cream, guacamole, lettuce, tomato and salsa.
This is going on my list for Meatless Monday recipes. Thanks Lizzy.
I just discovered your blog … love it! Not sure if you remember me, but I was a good friend of Charity's in the Stanford Ward … I sure miss her! I will for sure be following your blog, just didn't want you to think I was some random person!! Your family is adorable and so happy you are getting a girl! So great to experience both boys and girls. FUN!!
totally made these tonight. didn't have taco sauce on hand, so I just used some valentina hot sauce. So yummy!

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i made these baked vegetable flautas (adapted from here) for dinner last night and they were a big hit! everyone loved them and kept saying how tasty they were, which made me feel pretty awesome. my boys love taquitos so i decided to make them full of vegetables and all kinds of yummy spices and since these are baked instead of fried, they were actually way healthier! i served this with a brown rice/quinoa blend and a dollop of sour cream with lettuce and tomato. wish i had had some ripe avocados but oh well! if you're looking for a vegetarian meal, or just trying to amp up your veggies for your family, try these!
peel and dice the sweet potato into small chunks (about 1/2") and place in a medium glass bowl. microwave for 5 minutes until fork tender. melt coconut (or olive) oil in a large saute pan over medium high heat and add diced onions and bell pepper. saute for 5 minutes, then add zucchini and all the spices. saute for another 3 minutes until the zucchini is almost tender. add sweet potato and frozen corn and saute another 3 minutes until heated through. season with more salt and pepper as needed.
transfer vegetable mixture to a large bowl and add taco sauce, sour cream and chopped cilantro. set aside.
preheat oven to 425 degrees and prepare a cookie sheet with a wire baking or cooling rack on top. wrap the tortillas in a wet paper towel and microwave for 30 seconds (they need to be warm and pliable - if they're not at least a few days fresh they will be harder to wrap securely). take one tortilla and brush with olive oil on one side. scoop a spoonful into the tortilla and make a line with it in the center. top with a sprinkle of cheese and roll up tightly and secure with a toothpick through the middle. place on the wire rack with the toothpick sticking up (this helps secure it even more). brush the tops of each flauta lightly with a bit more oil and then bake for 15 minutes until tortillas are crisp and the cheese is melted. serve with sour cream, guacamole, lettuce, tomato and salsa.
this is going on my list for meatless monday recipes. thanks lizzy.
i just discovered your blog … love it! not sure if you remember me, but i was a good friend of charity's in the stanford ward … i sure miss her! i will for sure be following your blog, just didn't want you to think i was some random person!! your family is adorable and so happy you are getting a girl! so great to experience both boys and girls. fun!!
totally made these tonight. didn't have taco sauce on hand, so i just used some valentina hot sauce. so yummy!


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By the time you read this, you may have already received your invite, but DICE and EA have sent out the invites for their closed alpha of Battlefield 5.
Will Lack Of Call Of Duty Map Packs Hurt Cod Black Ops 4?
I have spoken before about the Cod Black Ops Pass for Cod Black Ops 4. I can see why some people are not too keen on this.
We spoke yesterday about how Sledgehammer Games/Activision had released a new division coming to Call Of Duty WWII. Well, the cat is out of the bag now and we know that this brand new division is called The Cavalry!
I have already talked about the new DLC pack for Call Of Duty WW2, United Front, but here I want to talk a little more about the maps and the new War Mode scenario.
Once again there are three new maps coming in this DLC pack.
I touched on this a few days ago that the next DLC pack for Call Of Duty WWII, United Front was leaked. Well, the folks at Activision have confirmed that United Front is, in fact, real and have released all the details about it.
Call Of Duty WW2 Attack Of The Undead Final Week Is Here!
As I write this week 4 of Attack Of The Undead the latest Call Of Duty WW2 community event has just started. I have had a lot of fun with this event so far, but it does not seem to have been as active as the last two.
Man, I love the folks on Reddit who do not miss anything! I am not 100 percent that this is legit, but I would say I am at least 98.99 percent.
The beta for Call Of Duty Black Ops 4 is coming this August and as far as I understand this beta is going to be available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC.
Call Of Duty WW2 Added Relic Of The Undead Game Mode!

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by the time you read this, you may have already received your invite, but dice and ea have sent out the invites for their closed alpha of battlefield 5.
will lack of call of duty map packs hurt cod black ops 4?
i have spoken before about the cod black ops pass for cod black ops 4. i can see why some people are not too keen on this.
we spoke yesterday about how sledgehammer games/activision had released a new division coming to call of duty wwii. well, the cat is out of the bag now and we know that this brand new division is called the cavalry!
i have already talked about the new dlc pack for call of duty ww2, united front, but here i want to talk a little more about the maps and the new war mode scenario.
once again there are three new maps coming in this dlc pack.
i touched on this a few days ago that the next dlc pack for call of duty wwii, united front was leaked. well, the folks at activision have confirmed that united front is, in fact, real and have released all the details about it.
call of duty ww2 attack of the undead final week is here!
as i write this week 4 of attack of the undead the latest call of duty ww2 community event has just started. i have had a lot of fun with this event so far, but it does not seem to have been as active as the last two.
man, i love the folks on reddit who do not miss anything! i am not 100 percent that this is legit, but i would say i am at least 98.99 percent.
the beta for call of duty black ops 4 is coming this august and as far as i understand this beta is going to be available on playstation 4, xbox one and pc.
call of duty ww2 added relic of the undead game mode!


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Are you got bored while playing Mario for a long long time? CaveRun Mowgli is the one that can satisfy your needs. This is an adventures game which takes you on a vogue with Mowgli. Play various levels and enjoy the fun-packed adventures routes of Mowgli. On your way collect the coins and fight with enemies.
Mowgli have numerous thing exciting for you to discover while you rush past your disturbing thundering hurdles in a scary cave. Grab your coins and reward on the go and get bonus life in every 30 minutes to go on and on.
Scary creatures, deep valleys, rocks, burning ovens all await to get the five lives you’d get while you run as fast as and as long as you can, and collect as many coins as you can.
the best thing about GlobusGames CaveRun is – it’ll takes learning the multiplication facts to a new level. With this game, you grab the coins while exploring an underground as well as horrifying cave. Be careful of the volcanoes, ice traps, boulders, and crevasses. In this game, your adventure starts running along the cave floor gathering gold coins. Tap the screen to make him jump from platform to platform. As the adventurer get farther and farther into the cave, the levels increase in difficulty and speed. This is one of those learning games that most of the time kids want to PLAY. CaveRun Mowgli make learning FUN.

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are you got bored while playing mario for a long long time? caverun mowgli is the one that can satisfy your needs. this is an adventures game which takes you on a vogue with mowgli. play various levels and enjoy the fun-packed adventures routes of mowgli. on your way collect the coins and fight with enemies.
mowgli have numerous thing exciting for you to discover while you rush past your disturbing thundering hurdles in a scary cave. grab your coins and reward on the go and get bonus life in every 30 minutes to go on and on.
scary creatures, deep valleys, rocks, burning ovens all await to get the five lives you’d get while you run as fast as and as long as you can, and collect as many coins as you can.
the best thing about globusgames caverun is – it’ll takes learning the multiplication facts to a new level. with this game, you grab the coins while exploring an underground as well as horrifying cave. be careful of the volcanoes, ice traps, boulders, and crevasses. in this game, your adventure starts running along the cave floor gathering gold coins. tap the screen to make him jump from platform to platform. as the adventurer get farther and farther into the cave, the levels increase in difficulty and speed. this is one of those learning games that most of the time kids want to play. caverun mowgli make learning fun.


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My last sentence was just information. Change it like in this screenshot.
Same problem here. I have the steam version so I cannot downgrade.

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my last sentence was just information. change it like in this screenshot.
same problem here. i have the steam version so i cannot downgrade.


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Commercial property is often at risk for vandalism, theft, and other problems caused by unwanted persons. In some instances, insurance agencies will raise premium rates for commercial properties that are not protected by a high quality security fence. Fortunately, the chain link fence specialists at Slat Depot™ in Lindon, Utah can provide you with one of the most effective options for protecting your commercial property. This comes in the form of our MaxLink Industrial™ Security Fence.
This system include a high quality durable chain link fence, with solid, durable tubes inserted into the mesh. This creates both a physical and visual block for potential intruders. The chain link fence component comes with standard electroplated zinc galvanization. However, if you’d like we could also coat the chain link mesh in a special vinyl material that will be designs to closely match the color of the inserts you select.
Our prices are competitive and our products have received high reviews as we continue to help small businesses and commercial properties to maintain the security and integrity of their site. If you need a high quality security fence to protect your job site or equipment yard, you should call 1-877-FENCE-IT to speak to Slat Depot™ representative about our MaxLink Industrial™ Security Fence.

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commercial property is often at risk for vandalism, theft, and other problems caused by unwanted persons. in some instances, insurance agencies will raise premium rates for commercial properties that are not protected by a high quality security fence. fortunately, the chain link fence specialists at slat depot™ in lindon, utah can provide you with one of the most effective options for protecting your commercial property. this comes in the form of our maxlink industrial™ security fence.
this system include a high quality durable chain link fence, with solid, durable tubes inserted into the mesh. this creates both a physical and visual block for potential intruders. the chain link fence component comes with standard electroplated zinc galvanization. however, if you’d like we could also coat the chain link mesh in a special vinyl material that will be designs to closely match the color of the inserts you select.
our prices are competitive and our products have received high reviews as we continue to help small businesses and commercial properties to maintain the security and integrity of their site. if you need a high quality security fence to protect your job site or equipment yard, you should call 1-877-fence-it to speak to slat depot™ representative about our maxlink industrial™ security fence.


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This week, Gloria is joined by Belinda Kangwa from Scrapbook Direct. She will be showing us how to make personalised greeting cards and gift bags that have creative designs and colours. We will learn exciting techniques using specialised craft equipment such as dry embossing, dye-cutting, layering, creating textures, card measurements and so much more.
2 pieces of scrapbook paper 12×12” or 2x A4 papers.
Insert the longest side of the paper and press it against the top of the board. Score a 1 3/8” line on the short side of the paper. This is the part of the bag that we will fold over to create a neat and sturdy edge at the top. Rotate the paper and on the longest side of the paper score a 5/8” line. This forms the lip that you use to attach the 2 sides of the bag together.
Remember that you always punch the BOTTOM of the bag – this becomes relevant when you are working with a patterned paper like the one we used where the cakes have to face upward. Press the length of the paper that you want to use as the “width of the bag” against the top of the board. Insert the paper from the right and align it with the “start line” printed on the board. PUNCH. Score the horizontal line, then the “V”. The “V” creates the gusset of the bag. You can expand the length and the height of the bag, but the gusset will always remain the same. Remember to score both vertical lines as well. Take care not to score over the bottom edge of the board as you may damage your paper.
Step 4: Move the paper to the left. Remember to complete the horizontal score line through all the phases as you move up the paper. The second score line must line up with the start line (little plastic lip on the board) PUNCH. Line up your last score line with the plastic lip and PUNCH. Use the scoring tool to flatten all the score lines. Take care to flatten the “V” of the gusset correctly. You have to fold the gusset in a zig-zag pattern to get the correct shape.
Step 5: Snip away all the small corners that will prevent the bag from closing properly. You can punch through 2 layers of paper to make the holes for the bag, but not 3 pieces. Repeat all the steps on the second paper.
Step 6: Attach the double-sided tape correctly on the bag as shown. Place the 2 parts you have made down in front of you so that the pieces line up correctly. Stick the narrow side lip of the first paper to the gusset of the second paper. At this point you can fold the top part of the bag over and use double-punch the back of the punchboard to make holes in the top of the bag where you can attach ribbons or a handle if so desired. Stick all the sides of the bag together.
Decide what size pinwheel you want to make and cut the paper size according to the size guide provided.
The paper size for the pinwheel we will be making is 4×4” (10.2cm) The Punch Board has 2 sides. The left side is used to make single pinwheels and the right side is used in combination with the left side to make double pinwheels.
Step 8: Lift the transparent plastic cover. Punch the four corners of both squares. Place the first square to line up with the guide (using the correct measurement) on the left and press down so that the point presses a hole in the paper.
Step 9: Remove the blade from the housing, insert it in the left rail and cut down. Remove the blade. Leave the paper pierced through the plastic point and simply rotate it so that the cut line lines up with the blade track. Insert the blade again in the rail and cut. Complete all 4 cuts. This shape makes a single pinwheel.
Step 10: Repeat the process with the second square but on the right hand side of the board. You will notice that the cut made on the right hand side is less curved than the one made on the left hand side.
Step 11: When all the cuts have been made, overlap the 2 squares at 45’. Make sure that the square with the cuts that are rounder (the one you made first) is in front. Tuck the corners of the back square through the slits of the top square. Use a toothpick from the back to keep the holes aligned while you fold the fans of the pinwheel in place. Insert a brad and ‘voila’, your pinwheel is complete!
Step 1: Trim the cream cardstock down to 260mm x 160mm and then fold the card in half and flatten with your paper shaping tool.
Step 2: Take the card and insert one of the halves into the embossing folder. Line it up with your pattern and run through your die-cut machine. This is called dry embossing.
Step 3: Take out the dies you want to use for the project and layer them on top of each other to get the design right. Remember that the cards will ultimately be a mirror image of what you are doing. Select the cardstock colours you want to use for your project and die-cut them out. You have to use a metal shim to cut most of the very finely detailed dies on the market today for the best results.
Step 4: To make a realistic looking flower you have to layer at least 3 petal shapes on top of each other.
However, it is important to stretch the fibers in the paper of the flower to create a more organic shape. Place the flower shapes on top of the molding mat and using your paper shaping tool, very gently (without tearing or folding the paper) from the center of the flower, press down and with circular movements start to stretch the paper so that the petals lift up. Turn the paper over and repeat on the other side. Do this with all the petals until you are satisfied with the result. Layer them on top of each other so that the petals overlap and stick them together using glue. Do this on all three flowers.
Step 6: To easily remove all the bits and pieces form your die, place the die facing down on top of your molding mat and gently run over it with the Tool-n-one. Using this tool cuts down your die-cut time by +-80%.
Step 7: Make sure that the card opens the correct way before gluing down the individual items (you will be amazed how many people, even experienced card makers, accidentally glue items upside down on the card!) Also make sure that you get the spacing just right before sticking down the items. Glue the clock onto the paper, then the swirls and the leaves.
Step 8: Use 3mm as well as 1mm foam tape to achieve different depths on the flowers and stick them down so that they overlap each other. Use the quick-stik tool to glue the pearls to the center of the flowers. Your card is now complete and ready to be used.

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this week, gloria is joined by belinda kangwa from scrapbook direct. she will be showing us how to make personalised greeting cards and gift bags that have creative designs and colours. we will learn exciting techniques using specialised craft equipment such as dry embossing, dye-cutting, layering, creating textures, card measurements and so much more.
2 pieces of scrapbook paper 12×12” or 2x a4 papers.
insert the longest side of the paper and press it against the top of the board. score a 1 3/8” line on the short side of the paper. this is the part of the bag that we will fold over to create a neat and sturdy edge at the top. rotate the paper and on the longest side of the paper score a 5/8” line. this forms the lip that you use to attach the 2 sides of the bag together.
remember that you always punch the bottom of the bag – this becomes relevant when you are working with a patterned paper like the one we used where the cakes have to face upward. press the length of the paper that you want to use as the “width of the bag” against the top of the board. insert the paper from the right and align it with the “start line” printed on the board. punch. score the horizontal line, then the “v”. the “v” creates the gusset of the bag. you can expand the length and the height of the bag, but the gusset will always remain the same. remember to score both vertical lines as well. take care not to score over the bottom edge of the board as you may damage your paper.
step 4: move the paper to the left. remember to complete the horizontal score line through all the phases as you move up the paper. the second score line must line up with the start line (little plastic lip on the board) punch. line up your last score line with the plastic lip and punch. use the scoring tool to flatten all the score lines. take care to flatten the “v” of the gusset correctly. you have to fold the gusset in a zig-zag pattern to get the correct shape.
step 5: snip away all the small corners that will prevent the bag from closing properly. you can punch through 2 layers of paper to make the holes for the bag, but not 3 pieces. repeat all the steps on the second paper.
step 6: attach the double-sided tape correctly on the bag as shown. place the 2 parts you have made down in front of you so that the pieces line up correctly. stick the narrow side lip of the first paper to the gusset of the second paper. at this point you can fold the top part of the bag over and use double-punch the back of the punchboard to make holes in the top of the bag where you can attach ribbons or a handle if so desired. stick all the sides of the bag together.
decide what size pinwheel you want to make and cut the paper size according to the size guide provided.
the paper size for the pinwheel we will be making is 4×4” (10.2cm) the punch board has 2 sides. the left side is used to make single pinwheels and the right side is used in combination with the left side to make double pinwheels.
step 8: lift the transparent plastic cover. punch the four corners of both squares. place the first square to line up with the guide (using the correct measurement) on the left and press down so that the point presses a hole in the paper.
step 9: remove the blade from the housing, insert it in the left rail and cut down. remove the blade. leave the paper pierced through the plastic point and simply rotate it so that the cut line lines up with the blade track. insert the blade again in the rail and cut. complete all 4 cuts. this shape makes a single pinwheel.
step 10: repeat the process with the second square but on the right hand side of the board. you will notice that the cut made on the right hand side is less curved than the one made on the left hand side.
step 11: when all the cuts have been made, overlap the 2 squares at 45’. make sure that the square with the cuts that are rounder (the one you made first) is in front. tuck the corners of the back square through the slits of the top square. use a toothpick from the back to keep the holes aligned while you fold the fans of the pinwheel in place. insert a brad and ‘voila’, your pinwheel is complete!
step 1: trim the cream cardstock down to 260mm x 160mm and then fold the card in half and flatten with your paper shaping tool.
step 2: take the card and insert one of the halves into the embossing folder. line it up with your pattern and run through your die-cut machine. this is called dry embossing.
step 3: take out the dies you want to use for the project and layer them on top of each other to get the design right. remember that the cards will ultimately be a mirror image of what you are doing. select the cardstock colours you want to use for your project and die-cut them out. you have to use a metal shim to cut most of the very finely detailed dies on the market today for the best results.
step 4: to make a realistic looking flower you have to layer at least 3 petal shapes on top of each other.
however, it is important to stretch the fibers in the paper of the flower to create a more organic shape. place the flower shapes on top of the molding mat and using your paper shaping tool, very gently (without tearing or folding the paper) from the center of the flower, press down and with circular movements start to stretch the paper so that the petals lift up. turn the paper over and repeat on the other side. do this with all the petals until you are satisfied with the result. layer them on top of each other so that the petals overlap and stick them together using glue. do this on all three flowers.
step 6: to easily remove all the bits and pieces form your die, place the die facing down on top of your molding mat and gently run over it with the tool-n-one. using this tool cuts down your die-cut time by +-80%.
step 7: make sure that the card opens the correct way before gluing down the individual items (you will be amazed how many people, even experienced card makers, accidentally glue items upside down on the card!) also make sure that you get the spacing just right before sticking down the items. glue the clock onto the paper, then the swirls and the leaves.
step 8: use 3mm as well as 1mm foam tape to achieve different depths on the flowers and stick them down so that they overlap each other. use the quick-stik tool to glue the pearls to the center of the flowers. your card is now complete and ready to be used.


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4 Bedroom Detached Bungalow For Sale in Liskeard for Asking Price £325,000.
A unique and beautifully presented detached bungalow in the sought after village of Common Moor. This property has been separated in to a two double bedroom bungalow with two one bedroom annexes. The bungalow could be easily converted in to a large four/five double bedroom property. The annexes can also be used for a source of income by holiday letting both out. Accommodation comprises in total four double bedrooms, three bathrooms, master en-suite, three lounges, three kitchens, dining room and utility room.
Wooden double glazed door. Radiator, carpeted flooring.
Heated towel rail. Standard WC, corner bath, pedestal sink.
Radiator. Granite effect work surface, built-in units, stainless steel sink, integrated oven, integrated hob, over hob extractor.
Double glazed wooden window. Radiator, carpeted flooring.
Heated towel rail. Standard WC, single enclosure shower, pedestal sink.
Double glazed wooden window. Radiator. Standard WC, single enclosure shower, pedestal sink.
Double glazed wooden window. Granite effect work surface, built-in units, stainless steel sink, integrated oven, integrated hob, over hob extractor.
Double glazed wooden window. Heated towel rail. Standard WC, panelled bath, single enclosure shower, pedestal sink.
Wooden double glazed door. Radiator.
Wooden window. Granite effect work surface, built-in units, stainless steel sink, space for oven.
Double glazed wooden window. Heated towel rail. Standard WC, corner bath, single enclosure shower, pedestal sink.

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4 bedroom detached bungalow for sale in liskeard for asking price £325,000.
a unique and beautifully presented detached bungalow in the sought after village of common moor. this property has been separated in to a two double bedroom bungalow with two one bedroom annexes. the bungalow could be easily converted in to a large four/five double bedroom property. the annexes can also be used for a source of income by holiday letting both out. accommodation comprises in total four double bedrooms, three bathrooms, master en-suite, three lounges, three kitchens, dining room and utility room.
wooden double glazed door. radiator, carpeted flooring.
heated towel rail. standard wc, corner bath, pedestal sink.
radiator. granite effect work surface, built-in units, stainless steel sink, integrated oven, integrated hob, over hob extractor.
double glazed wooden window. radiator, carpeted flooring.
heated towel rail. standard wc, single enclosure shower, pedestal sink.
double glazed wooden window. radiator. standard wc, single enclosure shower, pedestal sink.
double glazed wooden window. granite effect work surface, built-in units, stainless steel sink, integrated oven, integrated hob, over hob extractor.
double glazed wooden window. heated towel rail. standard wc, panelled bath, single enclosure shower, pedestal sink.
wooden double glazed door. radiator.
wooden window. granite effect work surface, built-in units, stainless steel sink, space for oven.
double glazed wooden window. heated towel rail. standard wc, corner bath, single enclosure shower, pedestal sink.


text: One of the MiniDome options on the Bosch Advantage Line is the VDC-260V04-20. The VDC-260V04-20 features a 3.8-9.5 mm lens, excellent resolution, clean images under variable light, day/night performance with switchable filter, and an easy install. Not only is the VDC-260V04-20 perfect for any project, it’s also in stock at Uniquepos and ready to ship today!

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We are always looking for talented…Sales Associates/Site Managers, Assistant Site Managers and Lot Attendants!!
If you are interested, please fill out this online application.
We are seeking qualified applicants for positions in Texas, Arizona and Nevada.
Jeremy Clark will contact you to review your application and then schedule an interview.
We are seeking qualified applicants for positions in Texas, Arizona and Nevada. Jeremy Clark will contact you to review your application and then schedule an interview.
Loading and prepping vehicles for the car wash, making safety a number one priority.
Help maintain equipment, the facility and assist the management team.
Keeping image and cleanliness standards.
Assist with curbside advertising and greeting of customers.
The ideal candidate may not have any industry specific experience, but will possess the ability to perform manual labor tasks in a fast paced environment, with a great attitude and have a desire to grow as an individual inside the company.
Employees who make it past the 90 day probationary period will be eligible for review for a Manager In Training opportunity.

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we are always looking for talented…sales associates/site managers, assistant site managers and lot attendants!!
if you are interested, please fill out this online application.
we are seeking qualified applicants for positions in texas, arizona and nevada.
jeremy clark will contact you to review your application and then schedule an interview.
we are seeking qualified applicants for positions in texas, arizona and nevada. jeremy clark will contact you to review your application and then schedule an interview.
loading and prepping vehicles for the car wash, making safety a number one priority.
help maintain equipment, the facility and assist the management team.
keeping image and cleanliness standards.
assist with curbside advertising and greeting of customers.
the ideal candidate may not have any industry specific experience, but will possess the ability to perform manual labor tasks in a fast paced environment, with a great attitude and have a desire to grow as an individual inside the company.
employees who make it past the 90 day probationary period will be eligible for review for a manager in training opportunity.


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Uber’s application for a new license to operate in the English city of London has been rejected by the transport authority.
Transport for London (TfL), the transport authority, stated that the company’s conduct is the reason for the rejection, Guardian reports.
Uber’s approach and conduct demonstrate a lack of corporate responsibility” in relation to reporting serious criminal offences, obtaining medical certificates and driver background checks.
Uber has said it will appeal the TfL decision in the court. This means Uber’s over 40,000 drivers in London will continue to ply the streets until the court case is decided, which may take months.
The company’s current license will expire September 30, and it will have 21 days to appeal after that.
I want London to be at the forefront of innovation and new technology and to be a natural home for exciting new companies that help Londoners by providing a better and more affordable service.
However, all companies in London must play by the rules and adhere to the high standards we expect –particularly when it comes to the safety of customers. Providing an innovative service must not be at the expense of customer safety and security.
Any operator of private hire services in London needs to play by the rules.
By wanting to ban our app from the capital, Transport for London and the Mayor have caved in to a small number of people who want to restrict consumer choice.
If this decision stands, it will put more than 40,000 licensed drivers out of work and deprive Londoners of a convenient and affordable form of transport.
Drivers who use Uber are licensed by Transport for London and have been through the same enhanced DBS background checks as black cab drivers. Our pioneering technology has gone further to enhance safety with every trip tracked and recorded by GPS.
We have always followed TfL rules on reporting serious incidents and have a dedicated team who work closely with the Metropolitan Police.
‘Uber operates in more than 600 cities around the world, including more than 40 towns and cities here in the UK. This ban would show the world that, far from being open, London is closed to innovative companies who bring choice to consumers.
BN- please, it’s licence (noun) and not licence (verb).
Ps- I know there’s a chance you won’t approve this comment but it’s okay. I’m petty too.
You typed the same word.
I’m guessing that Bella Naija has gone with the Americanisation where it’s just license. They don’t know/use licence.

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uber’s application for a new license to operate in the english city of london has been rejected by the transport authority.
transport for london (tfl), the transport authority, stated that the company’s conduct is the reason for the rejection, guardian reports.
uber’s approach and conduct demonstrate a lack of corporate responsibility” in relation to reporting serious criminal offences, obtaining medical certificates and driver background checks.
uber has said it will appeal the tfl decision in the court. this means uber’s over 40,000 drivers in london will continue to ply the streets until the court case is decided, which may take months.
the company’s current license will expire september 30, and it will have 21 days to appeal after that.
i want london to be at the forefront of innovation and new technology and to be a natural home for exciting new companies that help londoners by providing a better and more affordable service.
however, all companies in london must play by the rules and adhere to the high standards we expect –particularly when it comes to the safety of customers. providing an innovative service must not be at the expense of customer safety and security.
any operator of private hire services in london needs to play by the rules.
by wanting to ban our app from the capital, transport for london and the mayor have caved in to a small number of people who want to restrict consumer choice.
if this decision stands, it will put more than 40,000 licensed drivers out of work and deprive londoners of a convenient and affordable form of transport.
drivers who use uber are licensed by transport for london and have been through the same enhanced dbs background checks as black cab drivers. our pioneering technology has gone further to enhance safety with every trip tracked and recorded by gps.
we have always followed tfl rules on reporting serious incidents and have a dedicated team who work closely with the metropolitan police.
‘uber operates in more than 600 cities around the world, including more than 40 towns and cities here in the uk. this ban would show the world that, far from being open, london is closed to innovative companies who bring choice to consumers.
bn- please, it’s licence (noun) and not licence (verb).
ps- i know there’s a chance you won’t approve this comment but it’s okay. i’m petty too.
you typed the same word.
i’m guessing that bella naija has gone with the americanisation where it’s just license. they don’t know/use licence.


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Are You A "Flexitarian" When It Comes To Diets?
You know that I post a video on Instagram and Facebook each weekday to provide a preview of the show. Some viewers have been messaging me about my weight loss and asking about the plan that I follow.
I have struggled with my weight for years and tried several diet plans. What's working for me now is a point system. Each item of food that I eat is assigned points and I am limited to a certain number of points per day. I can eat what I want - I just can't exceed my point total.
It turns out that Americans also say they've tried several diet plans: AT THE SAME TIME.
A new poll conducted in conjunction with World Vegan Day, which is November 1st, finds that 31% of Americans identify themselves as “flexitarian,” meaning they follow more than one type of dietary lifestyle, and may combine plant and meat-based diets.
As for why they people go flexitarian, 70% of people say they like it because it allows them to eat healthier but not feel deprived, while 69% say it makes them feel better physically and 57% to make them feel better mentally.
Meanwhile, 13% of people stick to one specific dietary lifestyle, whether it is veganism, vegetarianism, paleo, or something else. And even if they aren’t strictly going vegetarian, 59% of people say they do eat plant-based meals at least once a day.And it seems more and more people are open to going vegan or vegetarian, or at least trying to. In fact, 18% of people have tried to be a vegetarian and 5% have tried to go vegan. But apparently not all that many stick to it. The study finds Americans will attempt to go vegan or vegetarian at least six times in their life, with the average person lasting 37 days of strict plant-based meals. As for why people opt for plant-based diets, 76% say it’s to improve overall health and nutrition, while 51% do it for weight management and 24% do it for animal welfare reasons.

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are you a "flexitarian" when it comes to diets?
you know that i post a video on instagram and facebook each weekday to provide a preview of the show. some viewers have been messaging me about my weight loss and asking about the plan that i follow.
i have struggled with my weight for years and tried several diet plans. what's working for me now is a point system. each item of food that i eat is assigned points and i am limited to a certain number of points per day. i can eat what i want - i just can't exceed my point total.
it turns out that americans also say they've tried several diet plans: at the same time.
a new poll conducted in conjunction with world vegan day, which is november 1st, finds that 31% of americans identify themselves as “flexitarian,” meaning they follow more than one type of dietary lifestyle, and may combine plant and meat-based diets.
as for why they people go flexitarian, 70% of people say they like it because it allows them to eat healthier but not feel deprived, while 69% say it makes them feel better physically and 57% to make them feel better mentally.
meanwhile, 13% of people stick to one specific dietary lifestyle, whether it is veganism, vegetarianism, paleo, or something else. and even if they aren’t strictly going vegetarian, 59% of people say they do eat plant-based meals at least once a day.and it seems more and more people are open to going vegan or vegetarian, or at least trying to. in fact, 18% of people have tried to be a vegetarian and 5% have tried to go vegan. but apparently not all that many stick to it. the study finds americans will attempt to go vegan or vegetarian at least six times in their life, with the average person lasting 37 days of strict plant-based meals. as for why people opt for plant-based diets, 76% say it’s to improve overall health and nutrition, while 51% do it for weight management and 24% do it for animal welfare reasons.


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The George, Urban Boutique Hotel Malta is located in the heart of Paceville St.Julian’s, the foremost entertainment and leisure area on the island. It is just a short stroll away from the magnificent Mediterranean Sea, the sandy beach at St.George’s Bay and the trendy Spinola Bay. Easy access to all public transport, Valletta is only 6 km away and the hotel is 8km from Malta International airport. You can also find us on Google Maps.
To the left of the arrival lounge is the taxi booth, all taxi bookings are directed through this booth. Prices range from €20-€25 each way. For your convenience we can take care of this for you, just select the taxi option in the booking process of get in touch via email with your flight information and we will be happy to assist.
Please ask questions, make suggestions, or tell us what can we do to help, we also reply to all our requests on facebook.
To the left of the arrival lounge is the taxi booth, all taxi bookings are directed through this booth. For your convenience we can take care of this for you, just select the taxi option in the booking process or fill out this simple form and we will be happy to assist.
We have created a Google Maps link to help you with every step of the way. Please view this link for more info.
Regular transfers from and to the airport, with pick up/ drop off directly from the hotel. Find more information about the service and pre booking from the website:www.maltatransfer.com.
Outside the airport terminal you will find the public bus stop with a frequent connection Take bus route TD2 or x2 direct to San Giljan. The service runs from 05.50 till 22.50 every day.. Depending on traffic the journey will take 40 minutes. When you get off the bus you need to turn left walk up the road, cross and walk down the road with the ice cream shop on the corner. We are two blocks down on the left, you will see the sign if you look up and to the left. Airport Transfers. For more information on public transport locally, please visit the transport Malta website.
Please let us know if you need any special assistance or a car seat for a baby to be included in your booking.
We aim to get back to you by the end of the next working day (but often much quicker) if your request is urgent then please call us direct on +356 2011 1000.

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the george, urban boutique hotel malta is located in the heart of paceville st.julian’s, the foremost entertainment and leisure area on the island. it is just a short stroll away from the magnificent mediterranean sea, the sandy beach at st.george’s bay and the trendy spinola bay. easy access to all public transport, valletta is only 6 km away and the hotel is 8km from malta international airport. you can also find us on google maps.
to the left of the arrival lounge is the taxi booth, all taxi bookings are directed through this booth. prices range from €20-€25 each way. for your convenience we can take care of this for you, just select the taxi option in the booking process of get in touch via email with your flight information and we will be happy to assist.
please ask questions, make suggestions, or tell us what can we do to help, we also reply to all our requests on facebook.
to the left of the arrival lounge is the taxi booth, all taxi bookings are directed through this booth. for your convenience we can take care of this for you, just select the taxi option in the booking process or fill out this simple form and we will be happy to assist.
we have created a google maps link to help you with every step of the way. please view this link for more info.
regular transfers from and to the airport, with pick up/ drop off directly from the hotel. find more information about the service and pre booking from the website:www.maltatransfer.com.
outside the airport terminal you will find the public bus stop with a frequent connection take bus route td2 or x2 direct to san giljan. the service runs from 05.50 till 22.50 every day.. depending on traffic the journey will take 40 minutes. when you get off the bus you need to turn left walk up the road, cross and walk down the road with the ice cream shop on the corner. we are two blocks down on the left, you will see the sign if you look up and to the left. airport transfers. for more information on public transport locally, please visit the transport malta website.
please let us know if you need any special assistance or a car seat for a baby to be included in your booking.
we aim to get back to you by the end of the next working day (but often much quicker) if your request is urgent then please call us direct on +356 2011 1000.


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The War Prayer « greg.taylor.tanis.
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the war prayer « greg.taylor.tanis.
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