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Siege of Mafeking
The Siege of Mafeking was the most famous British action in the Second Boer War. It took place at the town of Mafeking (now Mafikeng) in South Africa over a period of 217 days, from October 1899 to May 1900, and turned Robert Baden-Powell, who went on to found the Scouting Movement, into a national hero. The Relief of Mafeking (the lifting of the siege) was a decisive victory for the British and a crushing defeat for the Boers.[1]
1 Prelude
2 Siege
3 Boer attack
4 Relief
Shortly before the outbreak of the Second Boer War in 1899, Lord Wolseley, Commander-in-Chief of the British Army, who had failed to persuade the British government to send troops to the region, instead sent Colonel (later Lord) Baden-Powell, accompanied by a handful of officers, to the Cape Colony to raise two Regiments of Mounted Rifles from Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe). Their aims were to resist the expected Boer invasion of the Natal Colony (now KwaZulu-Natal Province), draw the Boers away from the coasts to facilitate the landing of British troops, and, through a demonstrable British presence, deter the local people from siding with the Boers.
Like the British government, the local politicians feared that increased military activity might provoke a Boer attack, so Baden-Powell found himself having to obtain many of his own stores, organise his own transport and recruit in secret. With barely trained forces and aware of the Boers' greatly superior numbers, commando tactics and the failure of the earlier Jameson Raid, Baden-Powell decided that the best way to tie down Boer troops would be through defence rather than attack. Consequently he chose to hold the town of Mafeking due to its location - both near the border and on the railway between Bulawayo and Kimberley - and because of its status as a local administrative centre. As well, the town had good stocks of food and other necessities.
Mafeking Cadets during the siege
The Mafeking forces comprised the Protectorate Regiment of around 500 men, around 300 from the Bechuanaland Rifles and the Cape Police, and a further 300 men from the town. A cadet corps of boys aged 12 to 15, later to be one of the inspirations for the Scouting Movement,[1] was also formed to act as messengers and orderlies. The recruitment of these cadets released men to fight, bringing the total engaged in the military effort to around 2000. Even though it was supposed to be a "white man's war" Baden-Powell also armed 300 African natives with rifles. They were nicknamed the "Black Watch" and used to guard the perimeter.[2]:424-425
Work to build defences around the 6-mile (9.7 km) perimeter of Mafeking started on 19 September 1899; the town would eventually be equipped with an extensive network of trenches and gun emplacements. President Kruger of the independent Boer South African Republic declared war on 12 October 1899. Under the orders of General Cronje the Mafeking railway and telegraph lines were cut the same day, and the town began to be besieged from 13 October. Mafeking was first shelled on 16 October after Baden-Powell ignored Cronje's 9 o'clock deadline to surrender.
Although outnumbered by over 8,000 Boer troops, the garrison withstood the siege for 217 days, defying the predictions of the politicians on both sides. Much of this was attributable to some of the cunning military deceptions instituted by Baden-Powell. Fake landmines were laid around the town in view of the Boers and their spies within the town, and his soldiers were ordered to simulate avoiding barbed wire (non-existent) when moving between trenches; guns and a searchlight (improvised from an acetylene lamp and biscuit tin) were moved around the town to increase their apparent number. (See Jon Latimer, Deception in War, London: John Murray, 2001, pp.32–5.) A howitzer was built in Mafeking's railway workshops, and even an old cannon (dated 1770, it coincidentally had "B.P. & Co." engraved on the barrel)[2]:424 was pressed into service. Noticing the Boers had failed to remove any of the rails, Baden-Powell had an armoured train from the Mafeking railyard loaded with sharpshooters and sent up the rail line in a daring attack right into the heart of the Boer camp, followed by a safe return to Mafeking.
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The Boer 'Long Tom' in action during the siege
The morale of the civilian population was also given attention, and Sunday ceasefires were negotiated so that sports, competitions and theatrical performances could be held. Notable were the cricket matches held on a Sunday. Initially, the religious sensibilities of General J. P. Snyman (in command after Cronje departed) were offended, and he threatened to fire upon the players if they continued. Eventually Snyman relented and even invited the British to a game. Baden-Powell, replied that first he had to finish the present match, in which the score was '200 days, not out'![3]
As in the case of the nearby Siege of Kimberley, the Boers decided that the town was too heavily defended to take. On 19 November, 4,000 Boers were redeployed elsewhere, although the siege remained and shelling of Mafeking continued. Aware of the approaching British relief columns, the Boers launched a final major attack early in the morning of 12 May, that succeeded in breaching the perimeter defences and setting fire to some of the town, but were finally beaten back.
Boer attack
On 12 May, at about 4 am, Field Cornet S. Eloff led a force of 240 Boers in a daring assault on Mafeking. Covered by a feint attack on the east side of the town, the attackers slipped between the Hidden Hollow and Limestone forts on the western face of the defences. Guided by a British deserter, they followed a path beside the Molopo River to where it enters the Stadt, the village where the native Africans lived. Eloff's party burst into the Stadt unopposed and set fire to the huts in order to signal the attack's progress to Snyman. By about 5:30 am, the Boers seized the police barracks on the outskirts of Mafeking, killing one and capturing the garrison's second-in-command, Colonel C. O. Hore and 29 others. Eloff picked up the telephone connected with British headquarters and boasted to Baden-Powell of his success.[2]:434
The fire had, however, already alerted Mafeking's garrison, which responded rapidly to the crisis. The African police (of the Baralong tribe) had wisely stayed out of the way when Eloff's party roared through the Stadt. As soon as the Boers moved on, the 109 armed Baralongs cut off Eloff's escape route.[2]:436 Snyman, "the most stolid and supine of all the Boer generals in the war," failed to support Eloff.[2]:434 Meanwhile, Baden-Powell's elaborate telephone network provided him with timely and accurate information. From his headquarters, the British commander directed Major Alick Godley and B Squadron (Protectorate Regiment) to smother the attack and dispatched D Squadron, some armed railway employees and others to help. Eloff's men were soon isolated into three groups.[2]:435-436
With two squadrons, Godley first surrounded a group of Boers holed up in a stone kraal in the Stadt. These men surrendered after a sharp fusillade. Godley drove the second group off a kopje and they mostly managed to escape. All day long, Eloff and the third group held out in the police barracks, finally capitulating in the night. The British lost 12 dead and 8 wounded, mostly Africans. Boer losses were 60 dead and wounded, plus a further 108 captured.[2]:437-438
The siege was finally lifted on 17 May 1900, when British forces commanded by Colonel B T Mahon of the army of Lord Roberts relieved the town after fighting their way in. Among the relief forces was one of Baden-Powell's brothers, Major Baden Fletcher Smyth Baden-Powell. Template:Quote box2 Until reinforcements landed in February 1900, the war was going poorly for the British. The resistance to the siege was one of the positive highlights, and it and the eventual relief of the town excited the liveliest sympathy in Britain. There were immense celebrations in the country at the news of its relief (creating the verb to maffick, meaning to celebrate both extravagantly and publicly). "Maffick" was a back-formation from Mafeking, a place-name that was treated humorously as a gerund or participle. Promoted to the youngest major-general in the army, and awarded the CB, Baden-Powell was also treated as a hero when he finally returned to Britain in 1903.
Three Victoria Crosses were awarded as a result of acts of heroism during the siege, to Sergeant Horace Martineau and Trooper Horace Ramsden for acts during an attack on the Boer Game Tree Fort, and to Captain Charles FitzClarence for Game Tree and two previous actions.
In September 1904 Lord Roberts unveiled an obelisk at Mafeking bearing the names of those who fell in defence of the town. In all, 212 people were killed during the siege, with over 600 wounded. Boer losses were significantly higher. The siege established Baden-Powell as a celebrity in Britain, and thus when he started the Scout Movement a few years later, his fame contributed to its rapid initial growth.
↑ 1.0 1.1 Scott, David C. (December 2008). "The Siege of Mafeking". International Scouting Collector's Association Journal (International Scouting Collector's Association) 8 (4): 30-33.
↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 Pakenham, Thomas (1979). The Boer War. New York: Avon Books. ISBN 0-380-72001-9. Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; name "Pakenham" defined multiple times with different content Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; name "Pakenham" defined multiple times with different content Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; name "Pakenham" defined multiple times with different content Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; name "Pakenham" defined multiple times with different content Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; name "Pakenham" defined multiple times with different content Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; name "Pakenham" defined multiple times with different content
↑ National Army Museum - Combat Cricketers - Sport of Army and Empire
The Siege of Mafeking Original reports from The Times
Trooper William Fuller's Mafeking diary
McGonagall on the Relief of Mafeking - William McGonagall's poem and a brief history of the siege.
The Little Princess - Shirley Temple film which briefly depicts celebration after the relief of Mafeking.
Johnny Walker's site on the Siege of Mafeking, with links to his books
Retrieved from "http://en.scoutwiki.org/index.php?title=Siege_of_Mafeking&oldid=34410"
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 One rainy day the three bears were sitting by the fire in their comfortable house in the woods, telling stories. First Father Bear would tell a story, and then Mother Bear would tell a story, and then Father Bear would have a turn again. Between times Little Bear asked questions.

 The three were happy and merry until Mother Bear told the old story about the race between the hare and the tortoise, and how the slow-going tortoise was the first to reach the goal because the hare took a nap and did not wake up until after the tortoise had passed him and had won the race.

 “You see,” Mother Bear explained, “the hare was so sure he could win that he did not even try to reach the goal quickly. He was so swift-footed that he thought he could go to sleep if he chose and still come out ahead of the patient tortoise.”

 “Wasn’t he silly!” exclaimed Little Bear. “If I were going to run a race with Grandpa Tortoise, I should go this way until I reached the goal!” And Little Bear pranced up and down the room until he made even the porridge bowls rattle in the cupboard. “I guess I should know enough to know that Grandpa Tortoise would keep stepping ahead and stepping ahead and get to the goal in time! You would not catch me taking any naps if I started out to run a race with anyone! No, sir-ree!”

 Mother Bear laughed heartily, but Father Bear looked very solemn. He did not like to hear Little Bear brag at all.

 “So you think, Son Bear,” said he, “that, if you should run a race with Grandpa Tortoise, you would be wiser than our old friend, Peter Hare? Is that what you mean?”

 “I know I should,” bragged Little Bear. “I’d say, ‘Good-by, Grandpa Tortoise!’ and off I’d start, and I should beat him before he had time to think. Then, afterward, if I were sleepy and wanted to, I should take a nap.”

 “Very well,” said Father Bear, “I shall see Grandpa Tortoise, and if he is willing to run a race with a silly little fellow like you, you shall have your chance, and Peter Hare shall be the judge.”

 So it came about that, when the rain was over, the friends of the Three Bears and of the hare and the tortoise met in the woods to see the fun.

 Little Bear noticed that, before the race began, the hare and the tortoise were laughing about something, but he did not even wonder what it was. He had nothing to worry about.

 At last the word was given: “One, two, three, go!”

 Away went the tortoise, slow and easy. Off started Little Bear, running so fast that he was out of breath before he had passed the first oak tree, and was glad to stop a second and have a drink of dew from an acorn cup that Friend Treetoad offered him.

 “Thank you,” remarked Little Bear, as he returned the cup, “but that was not enough. I shall have to step over to the spring.”

 “Remember how the hare lost the race,” Friend Treetoad warned him.

 “Oh, I shall not go to sleep,” answered Little Bear, “and, really, Grandpa Tortoise walks slower than I thought he did.”

 Beside the spring were a number of Little Bear’s old friends dressed in green satin coats, who were playing leapfrog. They asked Little Bear to play with them, and soon he was showing the frogs what long leaps he could make. And then, in a little while, many baby rabbits came and joined in the fun. The next that Little Bear knew, he was chasing baby rabbits over the rocks and catching nuts that the squirrels threw to him from the tree tops and having a joyful playtime.

 An hour passed quickly, and then Little Bear suddenly remembered that he had started out to run a race. Back he ran to the path and away he flew toward the goal, while the baby rabbits laughed and danced and danced and laughed. Father Bear had sent them to play with Little Bear, but they did not know why he had sent them until that minute.

 Stepping along, stepping along, slowly but surely, Grandpa Tortoise had reached the goal, just as he had in the long-ago day when he ran the race with the hare. Little Bear, as he came near the goal, heard the neighbors shouting, “Hurrah for the champion! Hurrah for the champion! Hurrah for Grandpa Tortoise!” Even Father Bear was shouting.

 Little Bear remembered his manners and, as his father had told him what to do if he lost the race, straightway walked up and shook hands with Grandpa Tortoise. And the hare, although he must have been laughing in his sleeve, remembered his manners, too, and did not let anyone see him laugh.

 After that the old friends and neighbors went home with the Three Bears to eat blackberries and honey and to tell stories round the fire. Grandpa Tortoise went too. He had traveled so slowly that he was not even tired. Little Bear asked a few questions, as usual, that afternoon when the stories were told, but he did not brag. And when Peter Hare winked at him once or twice he laughed.

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Tigran Barseghyan (Erevan, 22 de setembro de 1993), é um futebolista arménio que atua como atacante. Atualmente, defende o FK Vardar, da Primeira Liga da Macedônia.

Carreira
Nascido na capital arménia Yerevan, Barsegyan jogou com FC Banants, FC Gandzasar Kapan e FC Mika na Premier League da Arménia.

Liga das Nações da UEFA
O Tigran Barseghyan participou na Liga das Nações da UEFA de 2018-2019. A partir de 6/9/18, ele marcou 1 tiebreaker da Liga das Nações contra o Liechtenstein, resultando em sua equipe vencer.

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FC Banants
 Campeonato Armênio de Futebol Vice-Campeão: 2010-11, 2011-12
 Copa da Armênia Vice-Campeão:2009-10
 Supercopa da Armênia Vice-Campeão:2010-11

Mika FC
 Copa da Armênia Vice-Campeão

FK Vardar
 Macedonian Prva Liga: 2016-17

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 Perfil de Tigran Barseghyan  em NFT

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Futebolistas da Armênia
Jogadores da Seleção Armênia de Futebol
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That's the view of Ross Hayward, Director of Queensland-based Premium Funding, who has released a "white paper" and broker survey aimed at lifting the lid on industry trends – something he believes has never been done.
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Last year, restaurants faced significant challenges in attracting consumer visits, and 2017 isn't looking much different, according to The NPD Group, which forecasts little to no traffic growth this year.
But NPD says there are still opportunities for restaurant operators to capture customers.
"It's becoming more and more competitive," said NPD analyst Bonnie Riggs. "[Operators] have to give consumers a compelling reason to visit."
Here are four methods Riggs said operators will likely use to entice consumers to visit — and potentially change the forecasted traffic future — as well as insights from forward-thinking brands.
1. Increase innovation. The world is changing — fast — and consumers expect restaurants to keep up, to provide innovation and to be relevant not only on the menu, but in the overall restaurant experience. Operators that fail to innovate risk being overlooked by a significant portion of consumers, according to NPD's 2017 Outlook.
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"Right now, there are a lot of things out there that aren't compelling," Riggs said.
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Experiencias desenvolvendo um aplicativo para iOS: Eventbee

Aqui relatarei as experiências que tive no desenvolvimento de um projeto com meus colegas: Renata Faria e Marcus Reuber. O projeto tratava-se em criar um aplicativo nativo para iOS da qual um usuário poderá cadastrar um evento e também se inscrever neles. Uma funcionalidade a mais seriam chats nos eventos …

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E na quinta feira, 10 de novembro, foi um dia muito importante para o IFCE, pois aconteceu a Assembleia Geral dos Estudantes do IFCE campus de Fortaleza. Essa postagem abordará os números de participação, com gráfico. Eu optei em não fazer análises dos dados, mas sinta-se livre para comentar no …

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The relationship girls have with their mothers greatly impacts the women they become, and for busy moms in the thick of the parenting years that reality can seem overwhelming. Author Trish Donohue brings guidance for women who want to disciple their daughters but don't know where to start in Between Us Girls: Walks and Talks for Moms and Daughters (New Growth Press/June 6, 2016/ISBN: 978-1-942572-77-0/$15.99).
As a mom to two girls, Donohue knows the kinds of questions women ask themselves when considering their influence on their daughters: Am I being a good example? What are the most critical life lessons and spiritual insights I should be imparting to them? Am I getting through to them? Balancing these concerns with the hectic nature of daily life can feel daunting, which is why Donohue wrote this guide filled with 26 gospel-driven talks, or "walks," designed for moms and daughters between the ages of 7-14. Each walk covers a topic from feelings and friendships to work and modesty. Much more than a devotional, Donohue describes her book as a cheat sheet, making it much simpler for moms to connect with their daughters on a meaningful level and converse about their lives, the world and the hope they have in Jesus Christ.
Each chapter of Between Us Girls is divided into four sections: "The Garden," which is God's original plan for a particular issue, "The Weeds," which shows how sin has made a mess of things, "The Hill," which refers to how Jesus' work on the cross redeems all things and finally "The Field," which is where readers apply the principles learned in day-to-day life.
Ultimately, Between Us Girls will serve as a springboard for moms and daughters into a wonderful, lifelong journey of communication, relationship and a deep love for their Savior.
Learn more about more about Between Us Girls and Trish Donohue at www.newgrowthpress.com.
Trish Donohue is a wife and mom who writes from her kitchen table in West Chester, PA. She has a degree in English from Bloomsburg University and taught writing classes. Donohue currently leads the women's ministry at Covenant Fellowship Church in Glen Mills, PA, where her husband, Jim, serves as pastor.
A desire to disciple her two daughters paired with a love for writing motivated the writing of her first book, Between Us Girls. In her free time, Donohue enjoys taking walks and gardening, which also provided inspiration. She admits her vegetable garden is almost always full of weeds, so she's familiar with the "Weeds" sections of each chapter.
In addition to their two daughters, the Donohues also have two sons. Together they enjoy road trips, especially to the beach, and stops for ice cream. While her family is made up of sports fans, she would rather cozy up by the fireplace and read.


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Q: Verilog decoder when input is 'X' I'm trying to make a 3-to-9 decoder in Verilog. The module works as expected in simulation, however only when the input is well defined. When the input is 'X' the outputs are also 'X'. This kinda makes sense, but is there a way to assign values to the outputs even if the input is 'X', or 'Z' for that matter? Something like a reset, perhaps? Following is the template of the decoder,
always @*
begin
case(3_bit_input)
    3'b000 : begin /*assign outputs*/ end

    3'b001 : begin /*assign outputs*/ end

    3'b010 : begin  /*assign outputs*/ end
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A: Yes, you can add a default: label to branch when the input does not exactly any other label. It a good idea to have it anytime you have not exhaustively considered every possible value.
But trying to deal with X's in dynamic simulation can be a losing battle.

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Sly & Robbie war ein jamaikanisches Musiker- und Produzenten-Duo, bestehend aus dem Schlagzeuger Sly Dunbar und dem Bassisten und Keyboarder Robbie Shakespeare, das insbesondere für seine Reggae- und Dub-Produktionen bekannt ist und maßgeblich die Reggae-Rhythmen der 1970er und 1980er Jahre prägte.

Biografie
Sly Dunbar, seinerzeit Schlagzeuger bei Skin Flesh and Bones, und Robbie Shakespeare, Bassist und Gitarrist der The Aggrovators, entdeckten ihre gemeinsamen Interessen an der Musik im Allgemeinen (beide sind Fans von Motown, Stax Records, dem Phillysound, sowie der Country-Musik, und außerdem der jamaikanischen Plattenlabels Studio One und Treasure Isle), und im Besonderen der Reggae-Produktion.

Sly & Robbie bildeten über Jahre hinweg die Rhythmusgruppe der jamaikanischen Reggae-Band Black Uhuru. Weiterhin wirkten sie an Alben von Peter Tosh, Gregory Isaacs, Culture, The Aggrovators, Augustus Pablo, King Tubby, Mighty Diamonds, The Paragons, Shaggy, Mad Professor und vielen anderen Reggae-Interpreten mit. Bekannt wurden sie auch unter dem Namen "The Riddim Twins".

1978 gründeten sie ihr eigenes Reggae-Label Taxi, bei dem sie selbst und zahlreiche weitere Künstler zusammen mit der Taxi Gang aufnahmen und produzierten. Zu ihren bekannten Entdeckungen, die sie bei Taxi unter Vertrag genommen haben, zählt auch Ini Kamoze.

Nachdem sie bereits im Jahr 1985 mit Black Uhuru für Anthem den ersten jemals verliehenen Reggae-Grammy gewonnen hatten, gewannen sie 1999 als Duo mit dem Album Friends einen weiteren Grammy in der Kategorie Bestes Reggae-Album.

Diskografie

Alben

Weitere Alben
 1979: Disco Dub
 1980: Gamblers Choice
 1981: The 60's, 70's into the 80's = Taxi
 1981: Syncopation
 1982: Dub Rockers Delight
 1982: Taxi Connection (mit The Taxi Gang)
 1985: Language Barrier
 1985: Padlock
 1985: A Dub Experience (Island Records Inc.)
 1988: The Summit (UK)
 1997: Friends (Grammy Best Reggae Album)
 1999: Drum and Bass Strip to the Bone feat. Howie B.
 1999: X-Uhuru
 2000: Monty Meets Sly and Robbie
 2001: In Good Company
 2002: Dub Transmission Specialists – Off Duty
 2003: Late Night Tales
 2004: Sly & Robbie Meet the Mad Professor
 2004: Version Born
 2006: Rhythm Doubles
 2014: Dubrising
 2014: Underwater Dub
 2017: Sly & Robbie Revisit Bob Marley

Singles

Weitere Singles
 1981: Stampede (VÖ: 2. Oktober)
 1985: Get to This, Get to That (VÖ: Juli)
 1987: Yes We Can Can
 1989: Dance Hall
 1989: Back to Base
 1994: Somewhere Version
 2012: Unmetered Taxi (mit Dean Fraser und Robbie Lyn)

Quellen

Weblinks

 Sly & Robbie bei 45cat.com
 Fanwebseite bei web.archive.org

Reggaeband
Jamaikanische Band
Dub-Musiker
Grammy-Preisträger
Duo (Musik)


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Where's the Surprise?
You are the Fool card. The Fool fearlessly begins the journey into the unknown. To do this, he does not regard the world he knows as firm and fixed. He has a seemingly reckless disregard for obstacles. In the Ryder-Waite deck, he is seen stepping off a cliff with his gaze on the sky, and a rainbow is there to catch him. In order to explore and expand, one must disregard convention and conformity. Those in the throes of convention look at the unconventional, non-conformist personality and think What a fool. They lack the point of view to understand The Fool's actions. But The Fool has roots in tradition as one who is closest to the spirit world. In many tribal cultures, those born with strange and unusual character traits were held in awe. Shamans were people who could see visions and go on journeys that we now label hallucinations and schizophrenia. Those with physical differences had experience and knowledge that the average person could not understand. The Fool is God. The number of the card is zero, which when drawn is a perfect circle. This circle represents both emptiness and infinity. The Fool is not shackled by mountains and valleys or by his physical body. He does not accept the appearance of cliff and air as being distinct or real. Image from: Mary DeLave.
How Inspiration Works
It all started in some lazy August saturday morning. Enjoying the rare priviledge of staying in bed until late, I felt like listening to my favourite symphony, Gustav Mahler's 'Das Lied von der Erde' ('the Song of the Earth'), which is basically a cycle of six songs written for tenor and contralto (or baritone) and orchestra. It's particularly encouraging that my favourite symphony was written for my vocal classification, but the most interesting aspect behind 'Das Lied von der Erde' is that, being written in the Vienna of early 20th century, it was largely influenced by the (back then) mysterious universe of China. Mahler used translations of six Taoist poems in the libretto of what is considered his Materpiece.
I had listened to 'Das Lied' before, but just like with 'Riverdance' in the same month, the month of Folklore in Brazil, this time the music set me off on a very interesting journey, which included learning the German language and reading the Tao Te Ching.
This month, here in the day job, they moved me to another department. I will probably be doing the same old things--writing, proofreading, translating, doing contents maintenance for the website--, but I'm under a different manager now. A Taoist. I have been practicing the doing-by-non-doing and the empty cup attitude here in the office, and uncovering a few wonders lately.
Last night, it was the last day of the level two Storytelling workshop. Everybody performed and received five-minute-or-so individual feedback from the workshop facilitators. I told a Danish folk tale, 'The Lazy Boy', and for the first time ever, I challenged myself to tell it sitting down, instead of floating all over the space. I grounded really firm, and it was brilliant of me to do that, because I found a way around my worst difficulty in technique. Many other storytellers had the same difficulty, and they weren't as clever as I, so one of the facilitators in the feedback part suggested Tai Chi Chuan for that particular aspect of storytelling technique, which she calls 'keeping the feet on the ground'.
From all sides, the Tao is calling me.
Image: Annamaria Ducaton's 'Presenze', inspired by 'Das Lied von der Erde'.
Presence is the axis of good storytelling technique.
Pagan Pride Day '06
We had a big time.
I opened the afternoon, telling the stories of Thomas Rhymer and Tom Goat Skin. The first is a story about a Scottish bard who takes the Third Road to Faerie and serves the Faerie Queen for seven years, then returns, misses Faerie and comes back. The second is a strong and witty Irish lad who wins a melancholic Princess' heart by making her laugh three times and overcoming two triple challenges. Between the two stories, I sang the old Irish ballad 'Down By the Salley Gardens', with lyrics written by my adored William B. Yeats. I also dedicated the Goat Skin story to my deceased friend Arthur Netto, who passed on 15th, after trying so hard to recover from anonymous spanking for almost a month. Arthur was a great actor and an inspired writer, and left a huge circle friends, most of them pagans, all artists.
My singing was pretty well. Just before heading off to Páteo do Collegio, where the celebrations would take place, I trained the song with my vocal coach, she tempered and polished my performance and I was convinced I would break everybody's heart with that magnificent, haunting melody. But naturally, being my first time singing in public, I did less than one third of what she told me. That damn old companion of mine, Anxiety. But after the performance everybody told me it was so beautiful. The fact that I sang acappella in a country totally unused to acappella singing didn't produce any negative impact, it seems.
After my performance, Marisa told the story of Eostre (her favourite version), and then there was a dance performance and the drama group performed a play about Ancient Gods waking up from a long sleep and Gaia suffering abuse from Humankind. The dance show was really cool: six female dancers represented a Pagan Goddess each. First was a belly dancer for Hestia, then a Cloak dance for Isis, then three Hindu dancers in a WICKED trio for Durga, Kali and Parvati, followed by a Nipo-Brazilian embodying Amaterasu, entirely gilded, geisha-like make-up and dancing with golden fans. The crown jewel of the performance was my ex-coven sister Shakti performing Inanna and dropping her seven veils to represent the Oldest Known Myth on our stage. I took a very noble part in this show, too: between the individual performances, I collected the veils they dropped and positioned the candles and props for each dancer. Well, I couldn't be the Divo twice the same day; plus somebody had to do the job!
Then came the Ostara ritual. It was already very later afte the long Creative Shower, so Claudiney Prietto (the organizer of the event and High Priest of the Ceremony) kept the ritual quite short. We use an auditorium owned by the municipality, so there was a deadline to return it--clean and tidy again.
After the ritual, in the merry-part thingy, a couple of girls I didn't know approached me and mentioned they loved the two stories. They didn't tell anything about the singing, so I just thanked and shut up. :)
Last night, I went to watch a live opera for the first time. It was an adaptation of Shakespeare's 'the Tempest' by a Brazilian composer. My favourite play by my favourite playwright. Their Caliban was the usual goat and their Ariel was the usual blue bird, which was a bit disappointing. Why can't people create new Calibans and new Ariels? Oh well, but they were great singers (Caliban a baritone and Ariel a mezzo-soprano), and Prospero was a real virtuoso! The ending speech Prospero gives in the play, addressing to the audience, asking for forgiveness, surrendering his Powers and musing about Life became a superb aria. Too bad it was written for baritone voice. I'd love to try singing it and having it in my personal repertoire!
How was everybody else's Pagan Pride Day?
It's me, me, ME!
I thought I owed you some update.
Hm, ok, I don't owe you anything, but I'm givin' it to you anyway.
- Remember the choir I failed to join a couple of months ago? My vocal coach is an old friend of the choir's vocal coach, and last Saturday she got me a chance to join it. I went to watch the rehearsal last Saturday, and I had no idea it was the same choir. Well, I went there, watched the rehearsal, got my ears profoundly hurt due to the total lack of pitch from the choir and left half an hour before the rehearsal was over (when my second audition was supposed to take place), feeling really good that I failed to join it in July. Well, it turns out that everything happens for the best!
- I've got my Brazilian passport. Now I can go to Spain without needing even a visa for 90 days. If I'm lucky enough to get my Italian citizenship before moving, I'll be able to stay there forevermore.
- Tomorrow we're having huge and beautiful Pagan Pride Day (+Ostara) celebrations. And because I'm the local bard-en-vogue, I'll be performing. I'm telling two stories and for the first time ever I'll sing in public. Let's see what they think of my vocal gifts! If everything fails, well, I can always go back to my narrative gifts! (which, truth be told, everybody loves)
Here's the official website of the São Paulo Pagan Pride Day.
I'll try to see if Claudiney has pics of my previous performances to send to me. Since you won't fly to Sampa overnight, visit the site. My name's there. In bold. (I promise I didn't ask them to do that--but I don't need to pretend I'm embarassed or to hide it like it's a bad thing)
Ahoy, me crew! 'Dis a most special day!
September 19th - Talk Like a Pirate Day!
www.talklikeapirate.com/piratehome.html
Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaagh!
Philadelphia Wonders
Last night I went to the Theatre to watch a fabulous play, 'Bent' written by Philadelphia playwright David Sherman (now living in London). The play is on the condition of Berlin homosexuals on the days of Hitler and his Gestapo. The cast was just BRILLIANT. I hear there is a movie made with that script, with Mick Jagger doing the drag queen, which was played by a classical singing baritone last night, but I didn't find it anywhere up to now. I'll be looking when my manager lays his eyes somewhere else other than my screen.
And now I check my emails and come across another wonder from Diane's city: Bianca Ryan
Philadelphia has a lot to offer the world!
The Seven Fours Tag-game
Tagged by Diane! (shouldn't you be in your Reading Deprivation, Di?)
Four jobs I have had in my life:
1. Radio Presenter and Producer
2. Trainee reporter in a small newspaper
3. English-as-Foreign-Language teacher
4. Airport Agent (But never again!)
Four Movies I have watched over and over:
1. Spiceworld (Well, I've been 16 once!)
3. Labyrinth
4. Legend
Four places where I have lived:
1. Duque de Caxias, RJ
2. São Paulo, SP
(Sorry, but before moving to Sampa my life was really colourless)
Four TV shows I love to watch:
1. Spongebob Squarepants
2. The Simpsons
3. Pinky and the Brain
4. Any other Warner Bros old school cartoons, especially Looney and Tiny Toon.
Four places I have been on vacation:
1. Bom Jardim, RJ
2. Ouro Preto, MG
3. Petrópolis, RJ
4. Araruama, RJ
Four of my favorite foods:
1. Chocolate
2. Michelangelo (risotto with funghi, tomatti secchi and ruccula)
3. Margherita pizza
4. A Chilean baked dish made with mashed corn and vegetables
Four Places I'd rather be:
1. Madrid
3. Skellig (see photo)
4. Iona
Four people I'm tagging to continue this game in their blogs:
1. Synnöve
2. Laura (Any of the three! Whoever picks this first and agrees to join the fun)
3. Aster
4. Sue Silverstream
(the rule is simple: answer these same questions above in an entry on your blog.)


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Thomas L. Kemp : Substantiated Allegations of Abuse of a Minor
Thomas L. Kemp
1952: Ordained
1953: St. Mary's, Wilmington, NC
1954-1955: St. Agnes, Buffalo, NY
1956-1959: Holy Name of Jesus, Buffalo, NY
1960: Bishop Turner High School, Buffalo, NY
1961-1965: St. Francis of Assisi, Tonawanda, NY
1966: Most Holy Redeemer, Cheektowaga, NY
1967-1968: St. Bonaventure, West Seneca, NY
1969: St. Agatha, Buffalo, NY
1970: St. Joseph, Buffalo, NY
1971-1976: Our Lady of Victory Church, Frewsburg, NY
1977-1980: St. Mary Church. Holley, NY
1981-1991: St. Mary Church. Silver Springs, NY
1992-2004: Immaculate Conception, East Bethany, NY
2005-2014: Retired (58 Lake St., Le Roy, NY 14482)
2015-2016: Retired (8772 Rte. 237, Stafford, NY 14143)
2017-2018: Unknown
Notes: On March 20, 2018, the Diocese of Buffalo included Fr. Thomas L. Kemp on its list of priests who have been accused of child sexual abuse. The diocese did not disclose any information regarding the allegations, Fr. Kemp's prior assignments, or his current location. As of 2016, Fr. Kemp was believed to be a retired priest residing in Stafford, New York.
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Authors: Cowart, Marlon; Altenbach, Robert; Black, Lawrence; Faghih, Ramin; Zhao, Chen; Hancock, Arthur A.
The H3 receptor is prominently expressed in neuronal tissues, and H3 antagonists have been proposed as drugs with benefits in disorders of cognition, attention, pain, allergic rhinitis, and obesity. The structure-activity relationships (SAR) of various classes of non-imidazole H3 antagonists are reviewed, along with highlights of functional efficacy in tissue-based and animal disease models.
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The aim of Mini-Reviews in Medicinal Chemistry is to publish short reviews on the important recent developments in medicinal chemistry and allied disciplines.
The scope of Mini-Reviews in Medicinal Chemistry will cover all areas of medicinal chemistry including developments in rational drug design, synthetic chemistry, bioorganic chemistry, high-throughput screening, combinatorial chemistry, drug targets, and natural product research and structure-activity relationship studies.
Mini-Reviews in Medicinal Chemistry is an essential journal for every medicinal and pharmaceutical chemist who wishes to be kept informed and up-to-date with the latest and most important developments.


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Hinch (originally Hinch Live) was an Australian television current affairs and commentary program, broadcast on Sky News Australia and hosted by Derryn Hinch. The program initially aired as a twice weekly program on Saturday and Sunday nights (later airing solely on Sundays), and was originally scheduled to premiere on 31 January 2015, however the launch date was moved back a day to 1 February 2015.

The format was a continuation of weeknight Sky News program Paul Murray Live, which Hinch had been both guest host and a regular contributor.

Despite announcing his intention to stand for a Senate seat as head of Derryn Hinch's Justice Party in October 2015, Hinch remained as host of Hinch Live until the election campaign, in a decision supported by Sky News.

The show's final episode aired on 24 April 2016, ahead of the impending 2016 election campaign, with Hinch telling viewers the show was entering either "semi or permanent recess" depending on Hinch's success in winning a Senate position. Hinch was successful in his campaign and was elected as a Senator for Victoria, therefore ending the program.

Reboot (2019–present)
Following Hinch's defeat in the 2019 Australian federal election, Hinch returned to Sky News as host of weekly Thursday night program Hinch. However, low ratings suggest that the show may not return in 2020.

In November 2019, it was confirmed that the show would not return in 2020. While the last episode was expected to air on 12 December it concluded one week earlier on 5 December 2019. Hinch claimed the reason for his show's cancellation was that he "wasn't right wing enough".

References

External links
Sky News Australia website

Sky News Australia
Australian non-fiction television series
2015 Australian television series debuts
2016 Australian television series endings
2019 Australian television series debuts
Australian television spin-offs
Australian television series revived after cancellation


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Valentín Gutiérrez de Miguel (Jaén, 1891-Madrid, 1975) va ser un periodista espanyol.

Biografia
Nascut a Jaén en 1891, des de jovenet es va dedicar al periodisme. Va treballar com a redactor per al diari La Voz de Madrid des de 1918, ingressant també en l'Associació de la Premsa de Madrid en aquest mateix any. Posteriorment treballaria per a El Sol i El Socialista. Va ingressar en la Agrupació Socialista de Madrid en 1932.

Després de l'esclat de la Guerra civil va ingressar a l'Exèrcit Popular, i arribaria a ser comandant de la 112a Brigada Mixta, i, posteriorment, de la 65a Divisió. Al capdavant de la seva unitat va tenir un paper important durant els primers moments del Cop de Casado, al març de 1939. Poc després va ser nomenat comandant del IX Cos d'Exèrcit, que cobria el front d'Andalusia. Va ser detingut després del final de la contesa va ser detingut, jutjat i condemnat a mort.

Finalment, després de romandre alguns mesos a la presó, va ser indultat i temps després sortiria en llibertat condicional.

Obres
 —— (1930). La revolución argentina: relato de un testigo presencial. Madrid: CIAP.

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Periodistes andalusos
Persones de Jaén
Militants del Partit Socialista Obrer Espanyol
Militars republicans de la Guerra Civil espanyola
Morts a Madrid
Militars andalusos
Polítics de la província de Jaén


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I love reading your blog~We went to Isreal 10 years ago and enjoyed it very much~our oldest converted to Judaism. I'm a follower~would love for you to vist my blog and consider following.
That is a lot of aluminum foil! Have a great time with your family!
Enjoy your holiday! Happy Passover!
I've been eating a ton of homemade trail mix lately - raw almonds, shelled pistachios (expensive though), pepitos (shelled, raw pumpkin seeds), raw sunflower seeds, dried cranberries, dried cherries, and just a few yogurt covered raisins and chocolate chips... Pretty yum when I need a high protein filler.
Wow, again I learn so much from coming here Keshet! Have a wonderful holiday with your family and friends!
I'm a big fan of nuts - almonds, pecans and brazil nuts especially. And now I'm so curious about the aluminum foil - what exactly is its purpose?
I'm curious about the foil as well!
Enjoy the holiday Keshet! Swedish fish are a current fave. Completely wheat free! Is the tin foil to make your counters and stove Kosher?
This is all very interesting, but I'm confused about the foil. You might be on to something though. Perhaps I should foil a kid or two and then I could recycle it when I need a new roll.
Ha, the foil is just to cover the stovetop, countertop and other surfaces so theyre kosher for passover! I can explain in more detail if anyone's interested:). I think your idea has potential, dav!
Enjoy the Seder tonight! I live carrots + hummus for a quick snack.
no computer & lots of quality time sounds lovely! i think everyone should have a holiday like this!
Enjoy your time. I know I could use a little less (ok a lot less) time tied to the computer!
I had a ton of Kalamata olives today. I assume there's no wheat. Have a restful, fulfilling Pesach!
yep, veggies and hummus like lisa said!
I'm with the other poster who commented that we could all use time away from the computer and have quality time. I found myself getting teary-eyed at thinking about your grandparents, who survived the Holocaust, reading the words for the seder. I would have to have a box of kleenex with me if I was present. Happy Passover!
So interesting! Have a fabulous holiday Keshet!
Love learning about your traditions! Enjoy Passover with your family!
Yes, I'm interested! Explain more about eating 'kosher.' I would love to know all about it! Have a great holiday with your family!
I love reading your blog because I learn so much, and I feel your faith oozing out of every word.


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Spinal cord is one such organ which is responsible for all the movements and reflexes. It is made up of the nerves which carry the incoming and out-going messages between the brain and the other parts of the body. It acts like a mediator between the brain and other parts of the body. It is fragile and any injuries on this can lead to severe problems. The spine is made-up of 26 back bones known as vertebrae. Like the brain is protected by the skull, a set of vertebra protects the spinal cord.
Like every other part of the body, spinal cord also can be injured. Since all the sense organs are connected to the nervous system, it any injury to the spine can cause damages which maybe leave their affect forever. One of the severe problems is Spondylosis. This is that state of spine injury which comes with age. Aging can lead to Spondylosis . As we age our bones become weak causing wear and tear of the ligaments and the bone in the spine wear, which is the state of bone spurs. The spinal cord degenerates and becomes weaker. The end result of all this is disc herniation and bulging discs. Disc herniation in simple terms means slipped disc. In the previous articles we have discussed about the slipped disc - its causes, symptoms, etc. Slipped disc causes Spondylosis. The ability of a person to control their limbs after a spinal cord injury depends on the place of the injury along the spinal cord and the severity of injury to the spinal cord.
Spondylosis can be detected if one faces the following symptoms. A patient with Spondylosis will face back ache and neck pain due to compression of nerves, which leads to head ache and shoulder pain. This is where the discs start bulging, when the nerves get compressed. Disc herniations can push on the ligaments in the spine and cause pain. All this can cause chronic pain; one might end up for a surgery. It can be detected through X-ray test. In an X-ray the following things are observed as symptoms of Spondylosis - decrease in the disc space, bony spur formation at the upper or lower portions and calcium deposition in the places where the vertebrae have been affected by degeneration inflammation. One can go to a pain management clinic Mumbai.
For mild pain, there are many non-surgical treatments with the help of which the pain can be reduced. Few such therapies are mentioned here below. If you are wondering how to relieve lower back pain, firstly rest is very important, bed rest for 2-4 days is prescribed and long term bed rest is always avoided as it may lead to other issues. Use of Brace for a week or so can relieve the pain too. Acupuncture is a popular treatment used to help alleviate back and neck pain. Physical exercises work well to relieve the pain. Spinal Injections, medicines etc particularly under expert guidance will also help overcome pain. Very few patients need up requiring a surgery. Spondylosis pain treatment In Mumbai is known for its best results.
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The tough reality about being online is that you're basically one peanut in a village of millions of other peanuts. Strange analogy right ? I know, I know.. but just hang in there with me on this. With that said, there's no denying how hard it is to stand out online especially if you're in a competitive niche. Additionally, the game has changed and developing a presence online isn't achieved with the same tactics that have been used in the past either. When you hear people say things like SEO is changing and social is your best bet to have any chance at getting eyeballs on your website, your content and your brand, there's plenty of truth to that. There's no shortage of advice being touted in the industry that resembles more of a paradigm shift in our way of thinking with respect to "how to" achieve internet success and visibility nowadays.
The numbers are pretty staggering with respect to what goes on in Twitter land. In a nutshell, what these numbers should tell you is that Twitter is worth your time. My goals for any project I constitute are always pretty conservative, so even if I only saw 10 to 20 visitors a day from Twitter, in my mind, that makes the investment of time for that platform to me worthwhile. However, we're talking social and the real nugget here is that what I'm hoping for is that my tweet gets retweeted to other people's lists and their followers to get additional exposure for the content associated with my tweet that's been shared to other people. Wow.. now that's a mouthful, but hopefully you get the gist of what I'm saying.
Sharing is a pretty legitimate measuring stick in assessing whether people like your content or not. I mean, lets be real here.. of course you're not going to publish anything that hasn't received your bonafide stamp of approval, but just because you like it doesn't mean anyone else is going to. Additionally, it's not like you can force people to share your products or your content either. The online community and people in general.. we don't like to share garbage, nonsense, overly promotional material, folks that are in it for a quick buck and a host of other things. People have a greater sense of seeking value, probably moreso now than ever before and can sniff out anything less than that miles away.
A content sharing platform that has been getting it's lions share of attention has been a website called Justretweet. While I do personally use this website, one of the more confirming attributes about it was knowing that other established bloggers were using the same platform, hence the title of this post in referencing Kim Roach of Buzzblogger, who has a wealth of knowledge about traffic generation. Realizing that someone of her reputation and credibility uses Justretweet was proof enough that this wasn't your run of the mill destination online.
Justretweet, a website started by Chris Fong is a content sharing website that will share content to Google Plus, Twitter and Facebook. At the time of writing this post, when you sign up to the website, you will be credited with 100 free credits to your account. They use a credit system whereby the activities that you engage in will help you earn credits. These credits can in turn be used to get your content pushed out to any or all of the 3 major social networks that I spoke of before (e.g. Facebook, Google Plus and Twitter).
One of the most unique and attractive qualities about the website is that all content submitted for sharing is manually reviewed which is great for many and not so great for others. In short, this means that for example if you are purely an affiliate website, this likely would not be a good fit for you as these kind of websites are heavily focused on products and not on content. Justretweet prides itself on publishing and promoting quality content. However, like many other places on the web, embedding affiliate products into your "high quality" content is just fine from what I have noticed in my own tests. Nevertheless, I would still strongly advise that you truly evaluate what is quality content before attempting to hastily submit a tweet for sharing without understanding what would be acceptable in their system.
While some may have a different take on this, longer posts do tend to get shared more often. In another post I've written I talk about the length of articles and content in a reply to a KissMetrics article that I read online. Follow my post here: Dear KissMetrics.
You should also realize that getting other people involved in sharing your content starts with what they are going to be sharing in the first place. When you've written something meaningful and I would recommend at least 500 words that isn't full of fluff, then the likelihood of getting your content shared improves drastically. At the core of sharing in general, people want to share information that they believe other people will find useful and interesting and hey, if it's funny, that will go a long way with people too.
Not that I'm into promotional plugs, but for a new blogger or even one that's been around for quite some time, Justretweet is one of the best content sharing platforms currently available to marketers, bloggers and website owners alike. This platform improves your ability to get your content in front of other people you wouldn't have access to otherwise, especially in such a competitive times with respect to building your brand and presence online.


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36 Year Olds In Nba
36 year olds in the NBA: an overview
36 year olds in the NBA: by the numbers
36 year olds in the NBA: career longevity
36 year olds in the NBA: the benefits of experience
36 year olds in the NBA: the challenges of age
36 year olds in the NBA: adapting to a changing game
36 year olds in the NBA: the importance of role players
36 year olds in the NBA: leadership on and off the court
36 year olds in the NBA: the future of older players
36 year olds in the NBA: an enduring legacy
The NBA is a league for the young, but some of its stars are aging out. The average age of an NBA player has increased from 27 to 30 in just two years. Will it be too late for these 36 year old players?
The 36 year olds in the nba 2022 is a question that has been asked for years. In 2022, 36 year olds will be able to play in the NBA.
The average NBA players career is just over four years. So when a 36-year-old is still playing, its worth taking notice. This past season, there were seven players 36 or older who appeared in at least one game: Andre Iguodala Carmelo Anthony Dwyane Wade Tyson Chandler, jamal crawford Vince Carter and Dirk Nowitzki Of those seven players, only Anthony and Wade played more than 20 minutes per game. And of those two, only Wade averaged double figures in scoring.
Iguodala, who will turn 37 later this month, was the oldest player in the league this past season. He averaged 7.6 points, 3.9 rebounds and 3.2 assists in 26 minutes per game while coming off the bench for the Golden State Warriors Chandler, who will turn 37 in October, was the second oldest player in the league last season. He averaged 5.6 points and 5.5 rebounds in 18 minutes per game while starting for the Los Angeles Lakers.
Crawford, who will turn 40 in March, was the third oldest player in the league last season. He averaged 10 points per game while coming off the bench for Phoenix Suns Carter, who will turn 43 in January, was the fourth oldest player in the league last season. He averaged 8 points per game while coming off the bench for Atlanta Hawks . Nowitzki , who will turn 41 next month , wasthe fifth oldest playerin
theleague last season . He started every game he played forthe Dallas Mavericksand averaged 12 points per game .
In the NBA, players who are 36 years old or older are considered to be in the twilight of their careers. There are currently only seven players in the league who are 36 or older: Dirk Nowitzki, Vince Carter Manu Ginobili, Carmelo Anthony Dwyane Wade Lebron James and Udonis Haslem Of these seven players, only three (Nowitzki, Carter, and Ginobili) have played in all 82 games this season.
The oldest player in the NBA is Dirk Nowitzki of the Dallas Mavericks who is currently 38 years old. Nowitzki is also the only player in the league who is still playing at an All-Star level; he was named to the Western Conference All-Star team this year and is averaging 21.5 points per game
The second-oldest player in the NBA is Vince Carter of the Atlanta Hawks who is 40 years old. Carter is currently in his 21st season in the league, which makes him the longest-tenured player in NBA history He is averaging 7.4 Points per game this season.
The third-oldest player in the NBA is Manu Ginobili of the San Antonio Spurs, who is 41 years old. Ginobili has won four NBA championships with the Spurs and is a two-time Olympic gold medalist. He is averaging 9.5 points per game this season.
The fourth-oldest player in the NBA is Carmelo Anthony of the Houston Rockets who is 34 years old. Anthony was traded to the Rockets from the Oklahoma City Thunder last offseason and has been one of Houstons best players this season; hes averaging 16.2 points per game.
The fifth-oldest player in the NBA is Dwyane Wade of the Miami Heat who will turn 36 later this month. Wade has spent his entire 16-year career with Miami and has won three NBA Championships with them. Hes averaging 11.4 points per game this season.
The sixth-oldest player in the NBA is Lebron James of the Cleveland Cavaliers who will turn 34 years old later this year. James is considered by many to be one of the greatest basketball players of all time; hes a four-time MVP and has won three NBA championships Hes averaging 27.5 points per game this season.
The seventh-oldest and final player on our list is Udonis Haslem of the Miami Heat who will turn 37 years old next month. Haslem has spent his entire 15-year career with Miami and has won three NBA championships with them; hes currently averaging 2.4 points per gamethis season .
The National Basketball Association (NBA) is a men's Professional Basketball league in North America composed of 30 teams (29 in the United States and 1 in Canada). It is widely considered to be the premier men's professional Basketball League in the world. Players in the NBA are some of the most Athletic people on the planet.
One would think that with all this athleticism, players would have short careers. However, many players have careers that last over a decade. So what is it about these players that allow them to play at such a high level for so long? There are a few key things:
– They take care of their bodies: Eating right, getting enough rest and taking care of any injuries are all important for any athlete, but especially for basketball players who put a lot of stress on their bodies.
– They are smart about their minutes: Many older players only play around 30 minutes per game to keep themselves fresh.
– They have good Team Support Playing with younger teammates can help an older player stay fresh and motivated. Good coaching also plays a big role in prolonging a player's career.
There are currently 36 year olds playing in the NBA: Andre Iguodala, Anthony Tolliver, Thabo Sefolosha, Pau Gasol Lebron James Tyson Chandler, Dwyane Wade and Vince Carter. All of these players are still playing at a high level and contributing to their teams.
So if you're an aspiring NBA player or just a fan of the sport, don't worry if you don't make it into the league right away. There's still hope for you yet!
The average NBA player is 26.5 years old. But there are a handful of players who are 36 years old or older. What do these players bring to the table?
In general, older players have more experience than their younger counterparts. This experience can be beneficial in a number of ways. For one, older players tend to be more efficient on the court, leading to better team performance. Additionally, they can serve as mentors for younger teammates, helping them to improve their own game.
One 36-year-old player who is currently thriving in the NBA is Andre Iguodala of the Golden State Warriors Iguodala is a versatile player who can contribute in a variety of ways, including scoring, rebounding, and defense. He is also a talented passer, and his experience has been invaluable for the Warriors as they have won three championships in the past four years.
Another 36-year-old player who is making an impact in the NBA is Jamal Crawford of the Minnesota Timberwolves Crawford is a scorer and playmaker who provides valuable leadership for a young Timberwolves team. He is averaging 13 points per game this season while shooting over 40% from three-point range
These are just two examples of the many 36-year-olds who are still playing at a high level in the NBA. With so much experience and knowledge to offer, its no surprise that these players are still able to compete with the best in the league.
36 year olds in the NBA are a rare breed. There are only a handful of players who have been able to prolong their careers into their mid-30s, and even fewer who have been able to remain effective at that age. That being said, there are a few players who have managed to overcome the challenges of age and remain productive into their later years.
One such player is Andre Iguodala, who, at 36 years old, is currently in his 17th season in the NBA. Iguodala is a former All-Star and NBA Finals MVP, and he is currently a key member of the Golden State Warriors team that has won three of the last four NBA Championships Iguodala has managed to remain an effective player despite his age by reinventing himself as more of a defensive specialist and utilizing his experience to mentor younger players.
Another 36 year old NBA player is Carmelo Anthony who is currently in his 18th season. Anthony is a 10-time All-Star and one of the most prolific scorers in NBA history but he has struggled to find a role on any team since he left the Oklahoma City Thunder in 2017. Anthony was signed by the Houston Rockets last year in an effort to boost their scoring output, but he was ineffective and was eventually traded to the Chicago Bulls where he barely played before being released. Anthony was then signed by the Portland Trail Blazers where he has found some success as a reserve player.
The challenges of age are not limited to players on the court; they can also be felt by coaches and executives as well. For example, Dallas Mavericks Head Coach Rick Carlisle will turn 60 years old this year, making him one of the oldest coaches in the NBA. Carlisle has been with the Mavericks for 11 seasons, leading them to two NBA Finals appearances and one championship in 2011. As Carlisle enters his 60s, it will be interesting to see how much longer he continues to coach, as most coaches retire in their late 60s or early 70s.
The bottom line is that 36 year olds in the NBA are rare commodities. They have usually overcome significant challenges just to stay in the league at that age, let alone be productive members of an organization. Whether its on the court or off it, 36 year olds in the NBA Face an uphill battle against Father Time.
The NBA is a young player's league. The average age of an NBA Player is just over 26 years old, and the league is filled with teenagers and men in their early twenties. But there are a handful of players who are older than most, including a few who are 36 years old or older.
One of those players is Andre Iguodala, who just finished his 15th season in the NBA. Iguodala is now 36 years old, and he's still playing at a high level. He's a key member of the Golden State Warriors and he was a key part of their run to the NBA Finals this year.
Iguodala isn't the only 36-year-old in the NBA. There's also Brook Lopez, who plays for the Milwaukee Bucks Lopez is in his 12th season, and he's been a starter for most of his career. He's averaging 11 points and four rebounds per game this season.
Then there's Kyle Korver, who is also 36 years old. Korver is in his 17th season, and he's currently playing for the Utah Jazz He's averaging 10 points per game this season.
There are other older players in the NBA, including Lebron James (34 years old), Dwyane Wade (36 years old), Carmelo Anthony (35 years old), and Vince Carter (42 years old). But these three players are some of the best examples of guys who are adapting to the changing game as they get older.
The National Basketball Association (NBA) is a professional basketball league in North America The league is composed of 30 teams, and each team plays 82 games in the regular season The regular season runs from October to April, and the postseason runs from April to June.
In the NBA, there are two types of players: starters and bench players Starters are the best players on the team, and they typically play between 30 and 40 minutes per game. Bench players are not as good as starters, but they play an important role on the team. They typically play between 10 and 20 minutes per game.
One of the most important positions on a basketball team is the point guard The point guard is responsible for running the offense and setting up his teammates for scoring opportunities. Unfortunately, there are only a handful of true point guards in the NBA. This means that teams have to get creative when it comes to finding players who can fill this important role.
Enter 36 year old Andre Iguodala. Iguodala is a player who was once a starter but is now coming off the bench for the Golden State Warriors He is averaging 7 points, 4 rebounds, and 3 assists per game this season. While these numbers may not seem impressive, they are very good for a player of his age and role.
Iguodala is one of many 36 year olds in the NBA this season Other notable names include Lebron James Anthony Davis Jrue Holiday and Dwight Howard These players may not be starting every game, but they are still playing an important role on their respective teams.
The importance of role players cannot be understated. They may not be superstars, but they are still integral to the success of their team. The next time you watch an NBA game pay attention to the players who are coming off the bench; you may be surprised at how important they really are.
In the NBA, some of the oldest players are still producing at a high level. Andre Iguodala, 36, is one of them. Iguodala is a NBA Champion and an Olympic gold medalist. He's a versatile player who can defend multiple positions and make plays on both ends of the court. He's also a great leader; he was voted by his peers as one of the league's top 100 players in 2020.
another 36-year-old player, Carmelo Anthony is still going strong. Anthony is a 10-time NBA All-Star and he's currently averaging 21 points per game for the Portland Trail Blazers Like Iguodala, Anthony is also a great leader; he was recently elected as the president of the National basketball players Association.
Players like Iguodala and Anthony are examples of how experience and leadership can be valuable assets in the NBA. As these players continue to lead on and off the court, they're setting an example for younger players to follow.
The National Basketball Association (NBA) is a professional Basketball league in North America. The NBA is composed of 30 teams, and each team plays 82 games in the Regular Season The regular season runs from October to April, and the playoffs extend from April to June.
One of the most common questions asked about the NBA is how old players have to be. In order to be eligible to play in the NBA, a player must be at least 18 years old. However, there is no maximum age limit for players.
There have been many Great players who have played in the NBA at 36 years old or older. Some of these players include Kobe Bryant Lebron James and Carmelo Anthony. Andre Iguodala, who just won his second NBA Championship with the Golden State Warriors is also 36 years old.
It seems that older players are becoming more common in the NBA. This could be due to the fact that players are taking better care of their bodies, or it could be because the level of competition in other leagues (such as Europe or Asia) is not as high as it is in the NBA. Whatever the reason may be, it will be interesting to see how many older players are in the NBA in the future.
In the NBA, there are players that have defied father time and continued to produce at a high level even as their hair has grayed and their skin has wrinkled. These are the players that have spent a lifetime honing their craft and perfecting their game, and they continue to compete at the highest level even as their bodies have begun to show the effects of years of wear and tear.
One such player is Andre Iguodala, who is 36 years old and in his 17th season in the NBA. Iguodala is a two-Ime Nba champion and was named the NBA Finals MVP in 2015. He is currently averaging 12 points, 5 assists, and 5 rebounds per game for the Golden State Warriors
Another player that has defied age is Carmelo Anthony, who is also 36 years old and in his 18th season in the NBA. Anthony is a ten-time NBA All-Star and was named the NBA Scoring champion in 2013. He is currently averaging 13 points per game for the Portland Trail Blazers
These are just two of the many players that have continued to compete at a high level into their mid-30s. As these players have shown, age is just a number, and with dedication and hard work it is possible to achieve greatness at any age.
The "oldest NBA player 2022" is the oldest active NBA Player He was born in 1972 and he will be 36 years old when next season starts
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