 Amusements Board (GAB), for Philippines Football League (PFL) clubs to resume their training session, the Philippine Football Federation (PFF) has reiterated its plans for the anticipated start of the PFL Season 2020.
PFF president Mariano Araneta, Jr. announced that league sponsor Qatar Airways has assured their commitment to the league once it kicks off. The PFF and Qatar Airways earlier signed a three-year partnership in January 2020 for Qatar Airways as Title Sponsor and Official Airline Partner of PFL.
“Qatar Airways has already remitted 50% of its sponsorship of the PFL for 2020,” said Araneta. “The partnership with Qatar Airways is a good development for the growth of football, they made good on their promise to support Philippines football.”
PFF general secretary Atty. Edwin Gastanes also announced that the league will be formally be known as “The Philippines Football League brought to you by Qatar Airways.”
“The fourth PFL season will be supported by our sponsor, Qatar Airways,” explained Gastanes. “They have reconfirmed their faith to support Philippine football and to the PFL Season 2020”.
To prepare the clubs for their resumption of training and as part of PFF’s Operations Protocols for the PFL, an RT-PCR/swab test was conducted at the grounds of PFF House of Football in Pasig City last week 08 July 2020 for PFF staff and PFL clubs.
“All is well after the approval of IATF to resume training,” said PFL Commissioner Coco Torre. “PFL successfully conducted the testing of the clubs as a procedural requirement for them to return to training.”
The PFF-owned National Training Center in Carmona, Cavite was designated by PFF as venue for clubs training. PFF will also recognize a different training venue provided that they meet the protocols set for training grounds.
“Clubs should inform PFF of any proposed training venue so that assessment can be made on whether PFF’s protocols on training can be complied with” furthered Araneta.
With the league yet to have a definite start date, PFL is continuously updating tournament regulations for the upcoming season.
“The competition which originally was a double round-robin format, will be a single round-robin tournament just to continue and finish the 2020 league season and fit in to the football calendar this year,” added Torre.
Torre is also ramping up the league’s efforts to raise the profile of the PFL.
“The dynamics has always been shifting, and we are putting together the best long term strategic plan for us to move forward,” enthused Torre. “If we want a more competitive and exciting league, we need more clubs as it would also mean league stability. Football in the country is still developing, that’s why we need to raise awareness, build brand equity through a good product, and entice more sponsors to the sport.”Within a day or two after this was lit, I felt a positive...
Amazing results with this candle (a few lights in a row),...
Within a day or two after this was lit, I felt a positive change. Then on the 3rd day of it being lit, a DREAM job opportunity fell into my lap, but as the report said, I had a block. I didn't get it. Cleaning out the last of my bank account, I had a road opener lit after I received the report, and then an uncrossing lit. I hope it works this time for me. I am awaiting the reports. No prospects since, but I'm hopeful.
Date Added: 11/09/2017 by M. G.This weekend the Hyatt Regency is hosting the premiere of Women’s Equality Weekend.
At Seneca Falls Revisited, women are invited to gather for learning, bonding, reflecting and strategizing for the 100-year celebration of the 19th Amendment coming up in 2020.
The conference is designed as a tribute to the historic women’s rights convention of 1848. Rochester was chosen to host because of Susan B. Anthony and Frederick Douglass’s monumental contributions and sacrifices for women’s equality.
The conference begins Friday morning with a keynote address from Mayor Lovely Warren and an afternoon keynote from speaker Gloria Browne-Marshall. There will be a plethora of workshops throughout the day and a film presentation of “Geraldine Ferraro: Paving the Way” in the evening.
Seneca Falls Revisited wraps up on Sunday—Women’s Equality Day—from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Several speakers will deliver keynotes, including Lina Young, president emeritus, National Women’s Political Caucus.I'm probably going to be starting an Inquisitor campaign at my local gaming club and just thought I'd ask for some advice.
Colonel Schaeffer works for the Inquisition (Ordos Xenos I believe) and what happens is when there is an emergency, some sort of suicidal mission that seems impossible, Schaeffer will draw up a regiment of like 4000 penal troopers, some of which he personally chooses, and march them into suicidal scenarios until there is only a handful left, who will then finally carry out their final mission.
I plan on doing 5 missions, the first 4 of which are 40K scale, simply because I intend on throwing lots of enemies at my players, who will also be accompanied by various generic last chancers (I do not plan on rolling properly for all these, I'll be simplifying the rolls for "background" fighting). The final mission will be Inquisitor scale.
Players chosen their character by picking a crime at the start of the campaign, they are then handed a sheet with their character's stats and equipment on and will be expected to play in character.
By the end of the game I expect the warband to be successful, but dead. Schaeffer and Kage wont have a problem here as they are not only GM controlled but they are totally awesome (and arguably, insane). I've promised if anyone manages to survive the last mission, then I'll personally make them an official pardon to absolve them of their sins.
In all it's meant to be fun, and challenging for the players. However it will be my first time GMing.
So, any tips for GMing and also any ideas for the first 4 missions?
They don't have to be complicated, and they cannot be impossible, but hard is good. For the last mission I'm thinking the survivors should take on some Necrons, I'm thinking a Wraith, a Scarab and 20 Warriors, while blowing up a warp gate that will be bringing more Necron forces.
For the first 4 missions though even something like "They are in trenches, being assaulted by wave upon wave of tyranids" is fine, but remember it has to be interesting too. Also it cannot be all "sneaky" or behind the scenes, it will be like a group of 50 Last Chancers, so they've been whittled down but not quite enough to reach the stage where they take on their final covert mission. Also the first four missions do not, and should not, be connected. As far as the players are concerned they shouldn't be asking questions. The first 4 missions could even be things orchestrated by Schaeffer himself, for example in the first novel "13th Legion" Schaeffer deliberatley crashes the shuttle they are all in in order to test them all.
Oh and the missions don't necessarily have to be about the major races of 40K, they could be simply trying to survive on a Death World for example.
okay so will you be using 40k rules for the first 4 games and then use inquisitor for the last game or something.
if you good luck running those games, 50 last chancers and an equal amount of enemy troops will bog down the game to no end.
if i were you i'd simply have their main mission take up those 5 games instead.
they still wouldn't have to face the same enemy all the time, they could be on a war torn world which is being assaulted by orks trying to capture a eldar farseer who is guiding the orks actions. whatever you decide though, don't try to play inquisitor with 100 models on the table, it will never work.
10 models on the table will already slow the game down a lot.
There used to be some rules in 40K for the Last Chancers. You could take them either as a unit in an Imperial Guard army, or use a separate set of rules to where you took just them as your army. I'm not sure if there is an updated version of them or not. It probably won't help much, but it's something you might want to look into if you're curious about how GW handled the Last Chancers on the tabletop.
I thought the ending was OK, I'd have preferred more novels but as a way to tie up the series it was pretty good.
Yeah making the missions hard but not impossible will be the key thing. 
To clarify, the players would be using =][= rules for the first four games, but as GM I'd be directing the flow of battle using the NPCs and some other sort of simpler system. The only time the enemy NPCs would be using =][= rules would be in the last mission.
The effect would be, from the players point of view they have just killed a target (or targets) in their turn, then the 80 or so NPCs would do their turns really really really quickly.
It sounds more complicated then it is though.
Yeah the ones I could remember off the top