Fly fishing schools serving North Carolina since 1987 are designed for larger groups and run for two days. However, we have the flexibility to tailor them to the group's schedule. These are common for corporate groups, large family/friend gatherings, weddings, or a mix of total strangers curious about fly fishing. Are you looking for an intensive weekend of learning on the stream?
All you need to bring is a willingness to learn more about the great sport of fly fishing! You will also need a license for NC fishing regulations. We include a streamside lunch, all equipment, my fly casting book-Casting Angles, and instruction.
We meet on Friday evening and conclude on Sunday around midday for the traditional school. This is a total immersion into many aspects of the sport which always includes basic stream entomology, fly tying, casting instruction, reading water, trout behavior, and on the stream tactics.
The school has a minimum of 8 anglers and a max of 12 anglers. We maintain one guide per 2 people for all of the on-stream guiding. This ensures that you have plenty of opportunity for learning new things each day.
Why Fish with an Independently Owned School?
We pioneered a very high standard with the main emphasis on learning! We are not a retail store so we have no hidden agenda to sell merchandise like some of the schools that are 100% retail. Huge difference in the two philosophies.
Some schools spend way too long casting only a pickup and lay-down cast. Great casting instructors can teach this in minutes and move onto line control casts that catch fish. Often the instant gratification fly fishers are put on still water with heavily stocked fish. The retailers bring all of the participants in for selling merchandise!
That is the reality of retail operations trying to run schools. I think it is an injustice personally to the student because chances are a big percentage of new fly fishers will quit the sport because they did not learn anything for dealing with the complexities of catching fish in the wild.
We have seen loads of folks that come to take our schools that had the sort of "brand" name instruction mentioned above. They were at a point of looking to another hobby due to frustration with poor results on the stream. We were fortunate to inspire them with the correct tools of what it takes to solve problems on the stream. That is what fly fishing is in reality, a problem-solving game. Mac Brown Fly Fish has the BEST certified instructors and the only Master Casting Instructor in the state of North Carolina. We love to share our knowledge of fly fishing with others to jump start their journey of what the sport entails.
Anyone that says otherwise is after the instant gratification folks that do not know better but remain curious. The internet is littered with those types of pages, with comments like, "fly fishing is so easy"! If that was the case then I do not think the creel study performed by the NCWRC would yield the results it did.
There are similar studies all over the country from fisheries biologist with creel and catch ratios that support very similar results. The Great Smoky Mountains provide the perfect learning opportunities for trout fishing! Bryson City, North Carolina has the most government land of anywhere on the East Coast for superb a trout fishing.
We look forward to sharing our knowledge of this wonderful sport with you. We provide top of the line equipment that you will see on our sponsors' page. The kudos page is loaded with past folks testimonies of their experiences from the schools for over 28 years! Word of mouth from these past clients has been the best for growing our fly fishing business since 1987.


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On August 9, 2016, the Governor signed An Act Modernizing Municipal Finance and Government (the "Act"), which amends many laws related to municipal finance and governance. The Act includes changes to three public bidding laws – M.G.L. c. 30B, M.G.L. c. 30, and M.G.L. c. 149. The changes to the public bidding laws go into effect on November 7, 2016.
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Sealed bids for custodial paper supplies are to be delivered to the Sheriff's Department Hampden Jail and House of Corrections, 627 Randall Road, Ludlow, MA 01056, and will be received until Wednesday, September 30, 2020 at 2:00 PM at the Sheriff's Department Hampden Purchasing Department, Room 252, 627 Randall Road, Ludlow, MA 01056, at which time they will be publicly opened and read aloud. For specifications call 413-858-0119. All bids submitted must be clearly marked in the lower left-hand corner of the envelope, "RFR number 373, Custodial Paper Supplies, Submission Deadline: September 30, 2020, 2:00 PM".
The contract will be awarded within 45 days unless the time for award is extended by the mutual consent of the parties.
If any changes are made to this Request for Response (RFR), an addendum will be issued. Addenda will be mailed or faxed to all Bidders on record as having been issued the RFR.
Questions concerning the RFR must be submitted in writing to: Ann Speziali, 627 Randall Road, Ludlow, MA 01056, ann.speziali@sdh.state.ma.us, before 4:00 PM on Monday, September 14, 2020. Questions may be delivered, mailed, or e-mailed. Written responses will be mailed or e-mailed to all Bidders on record as having been issued the RFR.
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In a relatively brief period, VMware has gone from a small company to 2008 revenues of $1.9 billion. At VMworld in San Francisco, I got a sense of how that rapid growth leads to growing pains. For one thing, some of your best customers prefer your little competitors to you.
In a relatively brief period, VMware has gone from a small company to 2008 revenues of $1.9 billion. At VMworld in San Francisco, I got a sense of how that rapid growth leads to growing pains. For one thing, some of your best customers prefer your little competitors to you.A virtualization systems engineer, the person responsible for planning and implementing virtual servers at a major defense contractor, recounted: "Paul Maritz says virtualization makes things less complex. But virtualization brings its own set of complexities into the mix." We were sitting in the big hall of the Moscone Center where attendees sit down to eat breakfast. He didn't want to be identified because his company's legal department hates employees commenting on vendor's products.
Migrating a Linux application from its physical server to a virtual machine remains a tricky process, even though VMware has a P2V converter tool to help. The problem is there are 5 or 6 ways to do it, and VMware's converter may or may not make the kind of decisions you want to see in the resulting virtual machine.
The systems engineer praised Platespin for its ability to convert Linux P2V. Once a startup, Platespin was acquired by Novell in March 2008 for $205 million, and Platespin gets good reviews at this engineer's shop for its ability to create a virtual machines from Linux physical servers.
He also praised Vkernel's capacity planning and chargeback products. If you are looking to optimize your VMware environment, then some of the small third parties have been able to move faster than VMware on certain aspects of managing it.
Next, I ran into a representative of a major company, one that might have cause to be vexed at Cisco Systems barging into the blade market. This vendor wanted to cooperate with VMware, recommend its products and integrate its own management offerings with the VMware environment, but it was hard to get necessary integration information out of the company, he said. That is, his company wanted to move ahead of the crowd but VMware wasn't able to keep pace. Or it had reached a point of growth and confidence where it heeded its own priorities more than those of its heavyweight partners, to their dismay and chagrin.
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The Thailand Police have released a video of a thief who entered a jewellery shop in Chonburi, and tried to run away with a gold chain he tried on himself. However, he failed to open the shop's door as the shop's owner had locked it remotely after he became suspicious. He was later arrested by the police from the shop.


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How To Entertain And Educate A Child Without TV, Episode 186
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Host Brian Brawdy talks to Bill Heid about a two CD audio theater production, Under Drake's Flag, that was made by the same talent core that also made Adventures In Odyssey and Lamplighter Theatre.
Under Drake's Flag tells the story of a boy who through his faith overcomes fear, and in the process learns what it means to be a true man of God.
Heid and Brawdy listen to samples from the CD as well as testimonials from parents who bought it for their children and were thrilled by their kids' reaction.
The CD, Heid said, will get children away from the television, teach them Christian values and history, engage their imagination, and entertain them all at the same time – while helping pass time in a meaningful way on road trips.
Aaron: Hello. My name is Aaron (inaudible 0:05), consulting producer of Heirloom Audio's Under Drake's Flag. Believe it or not, Christmas is right around the corner. As parents and grandparents, we're all looking for quality and meaningful gifts to give our children and grandchildren. Today on Off the Grid News, we're going to talk with you about the importance of investing in your child's lifelong quest to obtain a biblically based sense of morality and character. Heirloom Audio was established to help you with that quest. Please join us as we share the passion behind Heirloom Audio's Under Drake's Flag. And now, my wife, Tabby (inaudible 0:41).
Tabby: Hi. I'm Tabby (inaudible 0:43). With the holiday season upon us, it won't be long until we start thinking about the gifts we plan to give each other this Christmas. But what if you wanted to make this year's Christmas truly special? What if there was a gift to give that would transfer the values you hold highest to the next generation? And what if you can do it in a fun and exciting way? Let's face it – in our commercial and highly secularized world, it's getting harder and harder to find meaningful gifts. Gifts with a message that will last a lifetime. But what if you could find that special gift, a gift with both substance and significance? And what if that gift could have an impact on your family and friends for years to come? What if that gift could help build an enduring family legacy? Parents and grandparents, if you find yourself saying, "I'd love to give a gift that can make a difference and have a spiritual impact on my family," then this is going to be the most important radio program you heart his holiday season. Because on today's show, you're going to learn just that – how to give a meaningful gift that will last a lifetime. Welcome to the Family Legacy Christmas Special. We're so glad you've joined us today for this important program. If you're like me, you're also looking for gifts that teach biblical values. Values like humility, hard work, perseverance, courage and character. Virtues children should be learning during their formative years. Okay, let's get started. Our host for today is Brian Brawdy, and his special guest is Bill Heid. Bill's launched a brand new project designed to bring Christian history to life. He is a father of five, grandfather of 13, with a love of Christian history and a passion for the hearts and minds of the next generation.
Brian: To kick off our program today, Bill, I know a lot of people are listening, wanting to find a truly meaningful gift for their family and friends this Christmas season. One from the heart, that's good for the head.
Bill: I like that Brian. And we're going to help them do just that. We're talking about a gift that's unique, a gift that has staying power. A gift that will impart biblical values through the power of a story. Through the power of imagination. The imagination that God has given us.
Brian: I can see you're pretty passionate about this. It's written all over your face, Bill.
Bill: Okay. Full disclosure here – I am a businessman, so the products I develop need to make a profit sometime. But that's not what excites me. What excites me started back when my daughter Tracy was born in 1978. It was like a switch got flipped inside my head. All the sudden, I'm a father. I've got responsibility to raise this daughter, and it's a big one. The bible says Jesus increased in wisdom, in stature, in favor with God and man. A pretty important thing – then and now. All of a sudden, I was personally responsible for their physical, as well as her mental and spiritual upbringing. How was I going to help her increase in stature with God and her peers? I mean, how am I going to do that? And then it hit me. This was not just a responsibility, but a joy. God was trusting me with the opportunity to raise my kids to not only fear Him but to have a sense of wonder and excitement for who He is. For the powerful things He's done, through His people throughout history. And as a result of that, I wanted my kids to live boldly for Him. And what better way to impart that excitement for God, that sense of living boldly for Him, than to tell my children stories about people who've actually done that already.
Brian: So Bill, are you talking about role models?
Bill: Real heroes. Godly examples. True heroes for my kids. I discovered one of the very best ways to excite children about Godly examples – Christian heroes, if you will – is through audio drama. I like to think of it as a kind of flight simulator for the life ahead of them. Audio drama – true old-fashioned storytelling with all the fixings, as my grandmother used to say. You know audio drama can excite a child's imagination like no other medium. Think about it. A young person today spends an average of 50 hours a week staring at a screen. In many cases being over stimulated – bombarded – by very graphic images and media. We have more TVs thank toilets in our country now, not to mention smartphones, tablets and computers. Even if it was good content, by their very nature, TV and movies actually shut down a child's imagination. Everything is now spoon-fed to our kids and there's precious little time for them to imagine anything at all anymore. If you stopped using your legs, they'd atrophy and you wouldn't walk. The same thing is happening to the imagination of our kids today.
But, as you're listening to an audio drama – unlike TV or movies – you're participating in the story. You're actively engaged. You're imagining what people look like, how they move and act, the setting that they're in. You feel like you're on a ship in the middle of the storm or you feel like you're exploring the corridors of a medieval castle. You're sharing in the adventure firsthand. With audio drama, our children have an active role to play. They become the director, the costume creator, the sound technician, the set designer, fully engaged as they actively listen to the story unfold. With every other media, Brian, kids are forced to sit mindlessly on the sidelines. But with audio drama – when it's done right, we call it active listening audio drama – kids not only listen with their ears, but with their hearts and their minds as well. Actively listening audio drama is designed to jump-start a child's imagination, and these stories, then, become much more personal, much more real, much more vivid, and even much more fun!
Brian: Bill, I've got to tell you, I thought it was fun! And we're going to give our listeners a sneak preview of your active listening audio drama in just a few minutes. You won't want to miss this great Christmas idea for your entire family. We'll be right back.
Tabby: Tabby (inaudible 6:21) here, with a very special message for parents and grandparents. In fact, if you love your children and you're concerned about their future, this will be the most important message you will ever hear. We're excited to share with you a great new way for parents to help their kids develop character, perseverance and a love of history. And to do so as a family. Listen, kids today need real heroes. That's why Bill Heid has produced a brand-new audio drama called Under Drake's Flag. This rip-roaring adventure weaves in life's greatest lessons and profound moral values that can transform our kids and our culture. Listening to it will ignite a passion in your children, for living boldly in God's world. And the best part? Children stay glued to this exciting new story. If you're looking for a fun way to awaken your child's love of learning and adventure, go to HentyAlive.com. That's HentyAlive.com.
Brian: Welcome back. Bill, earlier you mentioned heroes and history. And I can see why heroes are so important today. And that's why it's so important to tell our kids about history. But how does one teach those lessons, those morals, in a fun, captivating and exciting way?
Bill: Brian, that's so true. If we lose our past, we lose our way. We'll never know where we're going unless we have a clear sense of where we are now, and where we've been in the past. Once we break with our past and ignore its lessons, history shows us again and again that we're likely to repeat the same mistakes over and over again. We've become so now-oriented that we've lost not only our sense of history, we've lost our place in history. And I think that's tragic.
You know, Brian, Moses, in the 32nd chapter of Deuteronomy warned the Israelites to remember the days of old, when Israel forgot, the faltered and eventually fell. If we forget what God has done in history, if we forget the price paid by God's people in the past, if we forget the costs, then all is lost. So history really is a great teacher then, if we're willing to learn. And as for the second part of your question, Brian? The how do you do it so children are excited to learn? Four words: active listening audio drama.
Brian, that's why I'm personally excited about our very special Christmas offer, especially for today's listeners.
Brian: All you have to do is listen to some of the reviews we receive everyday.
Bill: We took the very best writers, the very best actors, the very best sound designers, and the very best musical composers and we've combined it all with the very best in sound design technology to bring a powerful story to life. Maybe even larger than life, if you listen to some of the reviews we've been receiving lately. I've commissioned the best of the very best for this production.
The former writers and producers of popular radio shows like Adventures in Odyssey, Focus on the Family Radio Theater, and Lamplighter Theater. This team gave it their very all. John Fornoff as our writer and director, Mark Drury as our sound designer, and John Campbell as our music composer. And I've got to tell you, Brian, I could sense God's favor in this production. As one of our characters says on the show, there's no fuller wind than a man's sails.
Brian: And the results, Bill, are truly something. Here's what one Christian educator told us.
Testimonial: Hi. My name is Perry (inaudible 10:00). I was calling to let you know that I've listened to the audio drama, the Drake audio drama, and I was just blown away by it. I'm the father of six grown children, grandfather to 18, and a Christian educator for over 30 years. And I've going to tell you that this was one of the most amazing productions that I've heard. I think it will be an attention-grabber for these little ones. It's historically instructed. It's dramatically attention getting. It's creative, and it's just wonderful.
Brian: You know what, we've been talking all about this production. We've even heard a testimonial. Why don't we give our listeners a chance to experience it for themselves.
Bill: That's a great idea.
Brian: What you're about to hear is the introduction to Under Drake's Flag.
Join us now as we explore history's most daring expeditions and greatest adventures.
From the shimmering sands of ancient Egypt to the misty wildwoods at Patagonia, discover stories of valor and virtue, daring and determination, character and courage. From history's master of storytelling, these are The Extraordinary Adventures of G.A. Henty.
Wow. And that's just the introduction. I've heard the entire production, and I've got to tell you, I challenge anyone to listen to this and not feel they're throat pulse. Not feel the blood coursing through their veins. Not feel the taste of saltwater on their lips. I dare them to not be able to smell the gunpowder in their nostrils when they hear some of the battle scenes you've set up in this, Bill. This is as much a message for your mind as it is for the marrow in your bones. It will send tingles all the way down your spine. I promise you, Under Drake's Flag will grab you.
Bill: Brian, it really does grab you. I'll never forget, the first time I played the introduction, my grandkids were in the other room working on puzzles or something and they came running full speed into my library to see what was going on.
Brian: Bill, I can picture your grandkids running into your library. Now, if our listeners want to hear more – and I think they'll definitely want to hear more – then they can go to www.HentyAlive.com. They'll be able to listen to the first chapter absolutely free. We'll be right back.
Tabby: You can hear Bill and Brian's passion for this new production, Under Drake's Flag. Once you hear it yourself, you'll understand why people everywhere are so excited about this new audio drama. Just go to www.HentyAlive.com and click on the link to listen to the first chapter for free. Why are we giving away a sample of this world-class audio drama free? Because we believe once you hear Under Drake's Flag, you'll know right away what a wonderful Christmas gift this can be for your family. This is a truly unique gift that will keep on giving long after Christmas is over. It's an adventure story that will awaken your child's imagination and point them to true Godly heroes. Go online now to www.HentyAlive.com. www.HentyAlive.com. Just click on the link for your free chapter at www.HentyAlive.com.
Brian: Welcome back. We're here with Bill Heid, Executive Producer of Under Drake's Flag, the brand new audio drama based on the popular book by G.A. Henty. So I've got to ask you, Bill, who is G.A. Henty?
Bill: Well a pretty amazing guy. G.A. Henty lived during the Victorian era and he wrote over 122 adventure books. Henty was a master storyteller, probably one of the greatest who has ever lived. He had this profound gift for bringing history and values to life, with his books focusing on a boy or a girl who gets involved with the likes of a William Wallace, a Hannibal or in this case Sir Frances Drake. And the stores are fantastic. He was the most popular author of his time, and his books are now gaining a whole new generation of fans. Henty was a man who lived life large. He was large himself. This guy was over six foot tall, weighed more than 240 pounds and he had a humungous beard. It was said by some that Henty could walk 50 miles a day. He boxed, he wrestled and one of his favorite things to do was race his yacht, the Egret. Henty's stories inspired Winston Churchill, J. Paul Getty, Agatha Christie, (Inaudible 14:40) and even Louis L'Amour. But I'm most excited, Brian, because he inspired my children when they were little. And now today I'm watching our audio adaptation of Under Drake's Flag inspire my grandchildren.
Brian: So we're not talking just about great stories. We're talking about time-tested stories that have inspired multiple generations.
Bill: The power of these stories does cross multiple generations, because they're filled with truth, honor, courage. Timeless virtues that never go out of date and never go out of style. But here's the most important thing about Henty – he was a man of principle. He was a devout Christian and felt it was extremely important to impart biblical values in his stories. He had a strong sense of right and wrong and of good and evil. Henty was the one who said, "To be a true hero, you must be a true Christian." He summed up heroism in two important qualities – truthfulness and unselfishness.
Brian: Those are values our children really need to see in their role models.
Bill: Well, Brian, Jesus used parables to tell profound truths, because he knew the most effective communications are always in story form. That's exactly why we chose the Henty books to launch a new audio drama series, The Extraordinary Adventures of G.A. Henty. We're bringing his beloved books to life, as a world-class audio theater production that incorporates the concept of active listening as a way to teach profound truths and valuable lessons to our children and grandchildren.
Brian: Bill, let's hear what a mom had to say after listening to Under Drake's Flag. Here's Lindsay Cox of North Carolina.
Testimonial: We are a humble family of five and we all loved it. Everyone was a big fan of the audio drama. We have listened to Lamplighter productions in the past so we're quite familiar with the audio format. However, we felt that Under Drake's Flag was done just very superiorly. We loved the action, the sounds. The girls loved the love story. Even, I think, the boys loved the love story a little bit. We enjoyed the easy to listen to nature of the book. Even though it's an old classic, it was very timely and very good word for the culture today that my kids live in. We drew comparisons to things in our world, such as persecution of the Christians and modern society and drew connections to the holy inquisition and how that affected history. The entire production was very well done and as a family we're very excited about this project.
Brian: Bill, you're getting lots of reviews like this one. Families truly touched by this remarkable story. Listeners should know that they can find out what all the fuss is about by going to the site and listening to the first chapter for free. Bill, this truly is an outstanding work. You should be very proud.
Bill: Well thanks so much, Brian. Hey, how about if we give our listeners another sneak peek?
Brian: I'm all for it. Let's listen to the new audio trailer for Under Drake's Flag.
His name?
"Ned. (Inaudible 17:49)."
He's about to take the greatest adventure a boy could ever imagine. With one of the most celebrated heroes in history.
"My name is Francis Drake."
Confronting the fiercest dangers.
"She cannot swim!"
"Ned! Stop, I see a shark! Ned, no!"
"Off I go!"
"Fire away lads!"
He'll come face to face with evil itself.
"We arrest you, in the name of the holy inquisition. You have one hour to recant your faith."
A story that pits faith against fear.
"Heavenly Father, where are you?"
And turns Ned from a boy into a man.
"I may be young, but I will not bow before the Spaniards."
Now, bring this inspiring adventure home. Order your copy of Under Drake's Flag. Go to www.HentyAlive.com. That's www.HentyAlive.com.
Even from that little bit, you can tell. You don't just listen to Under Drake's Flag. You experience it. It doesn't talk to you, it grabs you.
Bill: Brian, Under Drake's Flag has shipwrecks, fierce battles on land and on sea, cannonballs flying past your head. Even a shark attack.
Brian: Bill, I gotta tell you, the shark attack was one of my favorites.
Bill: And it was one of mine as well. Wait until you hear it. It's a stunning, heart pounding scene that will have you on the edge of your seat.
Brian: That's the perfect idea, Bill. Instead of just talking about the shark attack, what do you say we go ahead and play it for our listeners?
Bill: Great. What you're about to experience is something that's never been done before in audio drama. Mark Drury, our sound designer, spent days and days in the studio working on what you're about to hear. Mark did an incredible job as one of the sound designers for the Chronicles of Narnia audio series. You're going to absolutely love this scene.
Brian: All right, Bill. So set up the story for us.
Bill: Sure, our hero Ned is on the deck of the ship with his friend Gerald when he sees that someone is in trouble. Now, there's something you won't know until you hear the whole drama, but I'll let you in on it now – Ned's father was killed by a shark, so Ned has this innate fear of sharks. Who can blame him? And it's going to take a very special kind of courage in Ned to overcome this fear.
Brian: Here's the shark attack scene, narrated by Brian (inaudible 20:00) as G.A. Henty on Under Drake's Flag. Get ready for this!
"Gerald, was that my imagination or did I just?"
"That was definitely. A girl."
"There she is! She cannot swim!"
"She's just a Spaniard."
"I will not watch her die."
"No, Ned! Stop! Stop, I see a shark!"
"He just circled around. He's going back for her. No, Ned, you must not."
"Not to worry. I have my father's dagger."
"Ned, no!"
Ned plunged into the water headfirst. He struck the creature with such force that it was driven sideways from its course toward the girl. Ned was stunned. The shark was not so soft as he had imagined. Quickly, he shook off his stupor, grabbed the fin of the creature, and plunged his dagger into the shark's belly. The shark struck back with its tail. A force of furry, he knocked Ned from his hold. Meanwhile, sailors on deck launched every missile they could at the creature, trying to dodge Ned. The shark now doubled back and rushed Ned with all its might. Just before the shark reached him, Ned dove under.
Wow, Bill. This is like Jaws meets Pirates of the Caribbean. It's so vivid. It's so real!
Bill: You're absolutely right. You can see it, feel it, almost taste it. But here's the thing – this goes beyond great entertainment. Under Drake's Flag is about a boy's faith overcoming his fear. He's got to summon a courage that's beyond his own to face evil itself, and in the process he learns what it means to become a true man of God.
Brian: And Bill, because it stimulates the imagination so profoundly, it's like a powerful magnet. Attracting kids and keeping and holding their attention. Here's what one young father had to say after listening to Under Drake's Flag with his kids.
Testimonial: Hi, I'm calling to leave a testimonial regarding Under Drake's Flag. I have seven children and they listen to audio CDs all the time. And when they listen to the CDs they normally play with Lincoln Logs or Legos because the CDs don't always hold their attention completely, so they're doing other things. When I put Under Drake's Flag in, and they started hearing the story, they stopped what they were doing and they turned and they just sat there and looked at the CD player, because they were so blown away and mesmerized by the tale. You could see in their eyes, they were playing out the scenarios that were told on these CDs. These are absolutely fantastic, and my oldest daughter who is 13 had listened to a reading of the book, Under Drake's Flag, and she said that this was so much better. So anyway, I just wanted to thank you for putting this together. Have a great day.
Brian: It's so encouraging to hear such powerful insight from this young man, whose family was truly inspired by Under Drake's Flag. And he's right. This new production of Under Drake's Flag is definitely not the reading of a book. This is living history. Very good stuff, Bill, but what's the best way for moms and das to use Under Drake's Flag?
Bill: Great question. I think listening together as a family is one of the best ways.
Brian: Bill, is that why you included a 28-page study guide, kind of designed to get moms and dads talking with their kids about the story and the moral compass woven throughout the adventure?
Bill: Yeah, that's exactly what I was thinking about. And another way – and this one I really like – is to turn ordinary travel time in the car into positive, encouraging travel time. The story is broken down into chapters or episodes specifically for that purpose.
Brian: Bill, I've got to tell you, I grew up with four brothers and sisters. And when we got piled into the station wagon, we would have loved to have something to listen to like Under Drake's Flag. It really is going to nourish children's imaginations. Think about it – travel time for your kids becomes positive, encouraging travel time. I like that Bill, I really do, and I don't believe there's a parent in this country that won't be interested in it.
Bill: How would you like to know that when you get where you are going, you will have delivered this positive, encouraging content to your kids? Content with enduring values. I don't think that there's anything more that a parent could ask for.
Brian: Bill, I think my parents would have been excited not to hear one kid go, "Hey, he's touching me! He's touching me. Brian, stop looking at me." But let's do this – let's get more information for our listeners by sending them to www.HentyAlive.com, and there are some great options, I've got to tell you, on this site. Folks can get a free sample chapter at no charge whatsoever. And because it's Christmas, I want to point out an exceptional value. It's called the Christmas Family Four pack, and here's what you get. You receive not one, not two, but four copies of Under Drake's Flag, the active listening audio drama, based on the popular book by G.A. Henty. That's a $120 value right there. I'm already thinking of a few people to give these to at Christmas, Bill.
Bill: I'll bet our customers are as well, Brian. I think it's a really great gift idea. An exciting adventure story that imparts values, faith, courage and true heroism to the next generation. That's why we're calling it a family legacy Christmas gift.
Brian: Bill, what aged children are going to enjoy Under Drake's Flag the most?
Bill: Well, it's really for kids of all ages. But the age group we designed it for is from 6-14.
Brian: Yeah, kids of all ages is right. It's addictive. I got caught up in this story, and I'm over 50. In fact, here's what one of our younger listeners had to say.
Testimonial: My name is Reese. I live in North Carolina, nine years old. And I have dyslexia. And I have really trouble of spelling and reading books. And I love Drake's Flag and my favorite was the sound effects and when he saved the ship from Spanish. And hope you do more. Thank you.
Brian: Well, that about says it all.
Bill: Brian, this is a gift that families are going to enjoy for years and years. A gift that can make this Christmas a very special, truly memorable Christmas.
Brian: Thanks Bill, and thanks to you and your team for putting together something that I believe will be a true blessing to a lot of families out there. But I should mention, this is a limited time Christmas offer. So you're going to want to log on today at www.HentyAlive.com. That's www.HentyAlive.com. I want to thank Bill Heid for being our special guest today. And to wish you and your family a very merry and memorable Christmas.
Tabby: Thank you Brian. If you're a parent or a grandparent and you want to make this a family legacy Christmas, here is a wonderful opportunity. The Under Drake's Flag audio drama presentation is not an ordinary Christmas gift. It's truly extraordinary. It's a gift with a powerful message that will last a lifetime. What could be more important than passing on Godly values to your kids and grandkids? And what a fun, engaging way to do so, through the power of a great story. Jesus told stories to make the most important things in life come alive. Under Drake's Flag is designed to do the same thing. It's designed to teach enduring Christian values to your children and grandchildren. Go to www.HentyAlive.com. That's www.HentyAlive.com. You can listen to the first chapter of this amazing new audio drama for free. And if you like what you hear, order the Christmas Family Four pack for just $99.97. You'll get four sets of Under Drake's Flag, plus eight bonus gifts including the powerful soundtrack to this world-class audio drama. Plus an engaging study guide and a special look behind the scenes of this production in London. Plus, five other bonus gifts. Eight bonus gifts in all, and the $319 value. But you need to go online now, because this is a limited time offer. Make this Christmas truly special. Pass on biblical values to your children in a fun and exciting way. Go to www.HentyAlive.com. That's www.HentyAlive.com.
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Okay, so, I referenced in my status post for today that my bank is playing games with my deposits, holding them for longer than usual to keep my account balance low in order to fish for overdraft fees. This along with selectively processing debits out of sequence "for your convenience" are among the tricks banks are known to use to pad out their bottom line at your expense.
The protection against this is to maintain sufficient cushion in your account as to never give them the opportunity. It's nice if you can manage, but a lot of people can't. Just another example of how it costs more money to be poor than otherwise.
Come to find out that they've been doing the same thing to the other major bank account in our household, shared by Jack and Sarah. Sarah got paid on Thursday, and originally we were going to get groceries with that on Friday. The money hadn't cleared, though, and as of today it still hasn't.
We've been limping along on leftovers and odds and ends, and will be continuing to do so at least through some of the meals tomorrow. This is harder for us to do because we have specialized dietary needs that rule out a lot of the cheapest, bulkiest staples for filling out a meal.
So if you can help, I would appreciate the help. The best way to do so is to leave a tip in my PayPal jar (or http://www.paypal.me/AlexandraErin), or if you've been thinking about signing up for my writing class this coming Friday, do so sooner rather than later. Either of those things make money available for me to spend at the grocery store with almost no delay. You can also send money through Square Cash (http://www.cash.me/$AlexandraErin) if PayPal won't work for you, but that's likely to be subject to the same delaying tactics.
This is the kind of situation I've been talking about when I've been describing my financial status as okay but insecure. The growth of my income from things like Patreon and my D&D writing are going to help in the long-term, but none of that is going to come through soon enough to make a difference to our immediate situation. Right now we are skating on thin ice and the ice is getting thinner.


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Politics is the worst. Can books bring us together?
by Julia Fleischaker
There's no question that this election has been an unending horror show, draining us of our will to live, or at least to talk to people who hold different (wrong) opinions. But can books help us bridge what feel like unpassable divides? A new study says that, yes, liberals and conservatives might not agree on much, but books can indeed help bring us together.
The linguist Roman Jakobson once contrasted political conventions with literary ones: the problem with political conventions, he said, is that they encourage people to "mindlessly agree" with slogans, which in turn, create unnecessary antagonism between different groups of people.
Literary conventions, on the other hand, where individuals get together to read and talk about books, were different. Unlike slogans and speeches, literature encourages people to discuss their differences in more thoughtful and flexible ways. We might disagree on a number of issues, but literature helps create a space where we can compromise.
Writing in the Guardian last week, Andrew Piper and Richard Jean So, both professors of literature, explained their study. Their sample was the 55 million Goodreads users who have posted reviews.
We began by identifying readers' political affiliation by seeing if they had positively rated one or more books from a hand-curated list of highly partisan writing – titles like James Carville's It's the Middle Class, Stupid! or Paul Krugman's End This Depression Now! on the left and Glenn Beck's Cowards, Ann Coulter's Demonic, or Pat Buchanan's Suicide of a Superpower on the right, to name a few of the 200 titles we used. These are books that are unabashedly written to divide people's sentiments on the left and right.
Readers who liked "left" books (meaning they rated one higher than three stars) were labeled "liberal readers," and those who liked "right books" were labeled conservative. After removing these "conservative" and "liberal" books, and then limiting their search to fiction and literature, Piper and So were initially surprised by not being surprised.
The initial results tended to confirm our worst stereotypes. (Readers can explore the full lists here). Conservatives like to read low-brow genre fiction such as novels by John Grisham and Tom Clancy, as well as recent book-to-movie titles, such as The Maze Runner, while liberals enjoy reading more demanding, high-brow novels that win prizes, such as Jennifer Egan's A Visit from the Goon Squad, Morrison's Beloved, as well as European classics like The Outsider by Albert Camus, which are often taught at colleges. These lists support polarizing stereotypes that pit sophisticated readers of "difficult" prose (liberals) against simple-minded readers of formulaic fiction (conservatives).
But a deeper look allowed them to identify what they called "bridge" books— those that appeared equally on the bookshelves of both liberal and conservative readers. They found more than 400, which they believe "point to some kind of shared culture." These included To Kill a Mockingbird and 1984, Game of Thrones and Bridget Jones's Diary, Jane Eyre and World War Z. They've listed the top hundred on their website. Piper and So weren't able to determine anything specific about the books themselves that would speak to their universality, but they did find differences in the way people talked about these books, as opposed to others. Less hateful or negative language was used, and more words like "admit" and "explain." They write: "In short, what is special about these books is that they make readers who otherwise have strong political dispositions become less tribal. When people read these books, they embrace a more tolerant worldview."
Worth noting: "It was conservative—not liberal—readers who are most active in producing this space of cultural compromise. When discussing our bridge books, conservatives used more positive emotions than liberals, something that runs counter to the angry white man thesis of conservative voters."
The Christian Science Monitor's Husna Haq spoke to Virginia Zimmerman, a professor of English at Bucknell University, who was not surprised by the results. "Literature does not provide an escape from the political conflicts of our time so much as it provides an alternative space for trying to work through those conflicts. For instance, readers may have opposing attitudes about how to handle poverty in America, but they are likely to agree that the 'Hunger Games' are not a good solution. So, readers discover they share common ground and may even be able to move from a discussion of fictional politics into a more productive and more peaceful discussion of real-world issues."
While I don't agree with Piper and So that literature is "the thing that drives Republicans and Democrats apart," their research does point to literature being one way to bring us together, which is not nothing. Books. Still good.
Julia Fleischaker is a former director of marketing and publicity at Melville House.
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Was tun eurer Meinung nach Firmen, um in den neu definierten rechtlichen Rahmen zu passen - verkaufen Sie Boards, die unter dem Grenzwert liegen, oder fordern Sie die Benutzer auf, die gesetzliche Geschwindigkeit einzuhalten?
Please introduce you shortly, who you are and what you are doing?
My name is Lars Zemke. I have been an riding an electric skate (illegally) through Berlin since 2016. This state of constant paranoia of constantly looking out for the the police was my reason for actively actively trying to change something by getting in touch politicians in Germany.
Did the e-skate protest help change anything for legalising of e-skates?
After our visit to the BMVI and the e-skate demonstration on 13.12 in Berlin we did not manage to change anything specifically, but I think we raised awareness brought the public spotlight to the subject. They understood that small electric vehicles are not just "toys for children" but a very good contribution to the implementation of the energy transition and, above all, a quick and easy way for each of us to be participate in this societal challenge. The demonstration managed to increase the amount of interviews and conversations with reporters, politicians and those interested in the positive presentation of the topic!
What does the the regulation look like it will turn out to be from what you know?
Unfortunately, the first draft of the eKFV of June2018 only provided regulations for electric scooters in road traffic. Due to the lack of consideration or regulation of all other vehicles such as electric skateboards, Monowheels or OneWheels the ruling received much criticism from industry and users. Minister Scheuer decided to revise the regulation by Dec 2018.The Regulation should go directly to Brussels for examination plus a 3-month waiting period to the EU and will be adopted in Spring 2019.
I have already seen the update of the new draft of the regulation and I can say that in this regulation only electric scooters are regulated. All other known vehicles are regulated by a additional exemption regulation with a time limit of 2 years. Unfortunately, I do not have any information on the exact content of the additional exception ordinance!
What is the date that everything changes to the best of your knowledge?
As I was able to understand from various discussions the EKFV and the additional exemption regulation will be decided until the end of January and it is expected to come into action in Germany by May 2019. Unfortunately, the Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure is very reluctant to provide information. Even members of the Transport Committee receive little to no new information from the Ministry.
Are push assist modes like the Mellow's endless mode more legal than simple acceleration with a remote?
It seems that politics and other associations do not consider these "fine" differences at all, but are much more concerned with basic things such as where and how fast we ride or when do I need insurance? Many associations, such as the pedestrians, blind people or cyclists see us very critically and completely reject riding on the sidewalk in general.
What do you recommend e-skaters do in the meantime?
Promote our emission-free form of transportation as much as possible!
Get in the public conversation by participating in events such as Critical Mass, Skate Nights etc. BUT always ask for safety in advance with the organisers to see if your participation is accepted or contact the local Chief of Police.
For myself, I have decided after the demo that only a big group of riders will get the kind of public attention we need from the powers that be.
What do you think brands will do to fit into the newly defined legal frame - sell boards that go under the limit or ask the users to remain within the legal limit like for cars?
If you read the current regulation as of Dec 2018, you will unfortunately, you have more questions than answers afterwards.
For example, how is an ABE implemented exactly, by who and where is it checked? From when do I need an insurance, who issues the license plate, can I take my LEV (light electric vehicle) with me on the train / public transport or what hardware/software limitation of the speed on the vehicles must be made? Does this also apply to devices that are already being used in traffic not just new one ones sold from this point?
What are your plans for the future? Is in 2019 a Demonstration in Berlin again?
On way or another, there will be another demonstration in Berlin, but we will be better prepared this time plus a Sunday date will assure more visitors for our ride.
How can you find the people?
Currently, our preparations are in full swing to better position our group in public and to engage with politics, associations, manufacturers such as Mellow. All interested members of the large LEV community are invited to get in contact. I hope to present news about the planned developments by the end of January / beginning of February. Until then, visit us in the Facebook group "Electric Empire", look on the Web at electricempire.de or simply write me personally!


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Hajduk Kula (vollständiger offizieller Name auf serbisch: Фудбалски клуб Хајдук Кула, Fudbalski klub Hajduk Kula) ist die Fußballabteilung von Hajduk Kula, einem serbischen Sportverein aus der Stadt Kula, der nach den Heiducken benannt ist. Gegründet wurde der Verein 1912 unter dem Namen KAFK, aus dem später der Fußballklub Hajduk Kula hervorgin.

Die Zeiten Jugoslawiens verbrachte der Verein meist in den unteren Ligen des Landes, außer zwischen 1970 und 1973, als man in der 2. Liga spielte, ebenso wie in der Saison 1991/92, in der man als Vizemeister schließlich den Durchmarsch von der 3. in die 1. Liga schaffte. Seit dem Aufstieg blieb Hajduk stets erstklassig und ist eine von nur fünf Mannschaften neben den Hauptstadtklubs Roter Stern-, Partizan- und OFK Belgrad sowie Vojvodina aus Novi Sad, die ab 1992 an allen Austragungen der jugoslawischen bzw. serbischen Eliteklasse teilnahmen und noch nie in die Zweitklassigkeit abgestiegen sind. Dies ist für einen Verein wie Hajduk Kula bemerkenswert, da er hauptsächlich um den Klassenerhalt spielt und in vielerlei Hinsicht zu den kleineren Vereinen der Liga zählt. Schließlich sorgten finanzielle Gründe für den Abstieg des Vereins im Jahr 2013, der sich aufgrund wirtschaftlicher Leistungsunfähigkeit nach zwei Jahrzehnten aus der höchsten Liga des Landes zurückziehen musste.

Trotz des 22-jährigen Konkurrierens um die Erstligazugehörigkeit, einiger turbulenter Jahre während der Jugoslawienkriege in den 1990er, den damit verbundenen bzw. folgenden finanziell Schwierigkeiten sowie einer drohenden Insolvenz im Jahr 2010 gelang es Hajduk, auch auf europäischer Bühne aufzutreten. So zählt die Qualifikation zum UEFA-Pokal 2006/07 sowie das Erreichen des UEFA-Intertoto-Cup-Finales in der Saison 2007/08 zu den größten sportlichen Erfolgen des Vereins.

Geschichte

1900–1924: Anfänge als KAFK
Anfang des 20. Jahrhunderts waren es Andraš Futo und Veljko Jerkov Ljubiša, die den allerersten Fußball in die Stadt Kula brachten, den sie zuvor in Budapest, neben Wien eine der zwei Hauptstädte des damaligen Österreich-Ungarn, für zwei österreichische Kronen gekauft hatten. Schnell erlangte die Sportart Fußball ein hohes Maß an Aufmerksamkeit bei der jüngeren Bevölkerung und schließlich auch bei den Erwachsenen der Stadt. Gespielt wurde meistens mit Hemd oder ohne, häufig mit gewöhnlichen Schuhen, barfuß war jedoch auch keine Seltenheit. Der älteste eingetragene Fußballverein in Kula war der KAFK (Kulski atletski fudbalski klub), der im Jahre 1912 von ortsansässigen Donauschwaben gegründet wurde und seine ersten Spiele im Jahr 1913 absolvierte. Als kurz darauf im Jahr 1914 der Erste Weltkrieg ausbrach, musste der Verein seinen Spielbetrieb unterbrechen ebenso wie alle anderen Sportvereine in der Region. Die Spieler sowie die Sportfunktionäre waren in der Regel an der Kriegsfront, während die verbliebenen Kinder die Sportart in Kula weiterhin am Leben hielten. Jahre später waren es genau diese Kinder, die bereits im Jahr 1917 die Initiative ergriffen, den KAFK mit Hilfe einiger Erwachsener wieder zu beleben, was schließlich auch im Hotel Kasino, das sich im Stadtzentrum befand, durchgeführt wurde.

Nach schweren Kriegsjahren wurde ab 1918 im Königreich der Serben, Kroaten und Slowenen eine neue Ära der sportlichen Entwicklung und somit auch des Fußballs eingeleitet. Anfang der 1920er begann der KAFK mit ernsthaften Vorbereitungen für die kommenden Spiele. Es wurde ein Spielfeld errichtet sowie die notwendige Ausrüstung für den Trainingsbetrieb herangeschafft, den schließlich im Jahr 1921 der Spielertrainer Ferenc Plattkó übernahm, der vom Wiener AF nach Serbien gewechselt war. Die auffälligste Figur war von Anfang an der Trainer, der zugleich Torwart und Spielführer der Mannschaft war. Schon vor der Ankunft war Plattkó Teil der ungarischen Nationalmannschaft, der später ein legendärer Torwart und Trainer des FC Barcelona wurde, Erfolge mit den südamerikanischen Großklubs Boca Juniors und Colo-Colo feierte sowie den heutigen argentinischen Rekordmeister River Plate trainierte. Trotz des Abganges von Plattkó nach zwei Jahren sowie eines Generationswechsel konnte der Verein seinen ersten Erfolg feiern, als er in der Saison 1923/24 die 2. Liga des Regionalverbandes der Stadt Subotica gewann, wodurch der KAFK in die 1. Liga aufstieg.

1924–1933: Entstehung des SK Hajduk
Trotz der Popularität, die der Fußball unter den Bürgern von Kula erreichte, konnte sich nicht jeder das Fußballspielen leisten, aufgrund der damals teuren Ausrüstung. Die Folgen war, dass der Fußball in der Stadt immer mehr ein Privileg der vermögenden Oberschicht wurde. Den Kindern von einfachen Landwirten oder Fabrikarbeitern war es in der Regel nicht möglich, im KAFK zu spielen, so dass eine Gruppe Jugendlicher beschloss, einen eigenen Fußballverein ins Leben zu rufen, der jedoch vorerst eine Abteilung des KAFK bleiben sollte. Die Initiative zur Vereinsgründung kam von Novak sowie den Brüdern Stevan und Rade Pejčić, Uroš Ćirić, Gojko Obradov, Nebojša und Pera Šovljanski sowie Vojin Palanački. Schließlich wurde im Jahr 1925 einer Sitzung im Gasthaus Ratar abgehalten, in dem der neue Verein gegründet wurde. Unter den Gründern an jenem Tag befanden sich auch die zukünftigen Spieler des Vereins sowie zahlreiche Bürger der Stadt. Die bedeutendsten darunter waren Sava- und Vlada Prekajac, Radoslav- und Stanimir Šovljanski, genannt Baća, Sima Šuvakov, Vladislav Bogojevac sowie Stevan Ćirić alias Čiča. Auf Vorschlag von Novak und Stevan Pejčić erhielt der neue Verein den Namen SK Hajduk (Sportski klub Hajduk), der nach den Haiducken benannt wurde. Als erster Vereinspräsident wurde Panta Leđenski gewählt, der Inhaber des Gasthauses, in dem der Verein gegründet wurde.

Hajduks erstes Spiel wurde in einem benachbarten Dorf namens Ruski Krstur ausgetragen, wo man den lokalen Verein SK Rusin mit 5:2 besiegte, was gleichzeitig die Voraussetzung war, um sich als Verein zu registrieren und somit Teil der 3. Liga des regionalen Suboticer Fußballverbandes zu werden. Hajduk machte schnell Fortschritte und wurde zum beliebtesten und organisiertesten Klub der Stadt, so dass er sich schnell zu einem selbstständigen Verein entwickelte. In weniger als einem Jahr nach der Selbstständigkeit wurde der KAFK aufgelöst, wodurch sich zahlreiche seiner Mitglieder und Spieler Hajduk anschlossen. In der 3. Liga spielte der Verein bis 1929, denn im selben Jahr gelang es Hajduk, in die höhere Spielklasse aufzusteigen, deren Mitglied sie bis 1933 waren, aufgrund des Aufstiegs in die 1. Liga, der höchsten Liga in Nordserbien. Durch diesen Erfolg gehörte Hajduk bereits zu den bekanntesten Fußballvereinen im Königreich Jugoslawien; trotzdem war der Verein mit finanziellen Problemen konfrontiert, deren Überwindung nur dank der unermüdlichen Arbeit der Vereinsmitglieder erreicht werden konnte. So gingen die Spieler oft zu Fuß zu einem Auswärtsspiel.

1944–1991: Von der Unterklassigkeit bis zur 2. Liga
Nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg begann die Wiederherstellung Jugoslawiens und die gesamte Reorganisation des sportlichen Lebens. An einen geordneten Spielbetrieb war lange nicht zu denken, aufgrund der Tatsache, dass der SK Hajduk praktisch seine ganze Mannschaft unter tragischen Umständen verloren hatte ebenso wie zahlreiche Vereinsmitglieder sowie Anhänger. Bis zum Beginn des Spielbetriebes sollten schließlich etwa zwei Jahre vergehen. In den ersten Nachkriegsjahren konkurrierte der Klub hauptsächlich mit Vereinen aus der Umgebung, doch im Laufe der Jahre spielte man auch gegen Klubs aus den anderen Regionen des neuen Jugoslawiens. Während dieser Periode trug Hajduk auf Druck kommunistischer Behörden unterschiedliche Namen, darunter Udarnik, Bratstvo-Jedinstvo oder nur Jedinstvo. Auch die Ligazugehörigkeit im Fußballsystem des Landes wechselte der Verein mehrmals, jedoch erreichte man nie die oberen Ligen. 1949 erhielt Hajduk seinen Vorkriegsnamen zurück und spielte fortan als Fußballabteilung des Sportvereins Hajduk Kula in den Verbänden der Städte Subotica, Sombor oder Novi Sad, wo er relativ gute Ergebnisse erzielte.

1949 gewann man schließlich unter der Leitung von Trainer Slobodan Anđelković die Meisterschaft des Verbandes Sombor, der gleichzeitig zur Qualifikation in eine höhere regionale Liga berechtigte. Den nächsten Erfolg feierte Hajduk in der Saison 1955/56, als man die Liga der Region Subotica und Sombor gewann, wodurch man in die III Zona (dt. III. Zone) aufstieg und schließlich zu den 75 besten Klubs im Land gehörte. In seiner Debütsaison erreichte der Verein den 5. Platz. Nachdem man einige Male den Aufstieg in die 2. jugoslawische Liga verpasste, gelang es ihnen schließlich im Jahr 1970, dieses Ziel zu erreichen, wo man sich drei Jahre halten konnte. In den folgenden 15 Jahren spielte Hajduk in der 3. Liga, außer von 1983 bis 1985, als man in der unterklassigen Bačka-Zone spielte. In der Saison 1988/89 verpassten der Klub knapp den Aufstieg in die 3. Liga, die sie schließlich in der folgenden Saison als Meister erreichten. Die darauffolgende Saison beendeten sie als dritter, womit sie nach 18 Jahren wieder zweitklassig wurden.

1991–1995: Erstligazugehörigkeit und Abstiegskampf

In der Saison 1991/92 gelang Hajduk Kula zum ersten Mal in der Klubgeschichte der Aufstieg in die neuformierte 1. Liga der Bundesrepublik Jugoslawien, die ab 1992 nur noch aus den Einzelstaaten Serbien und Montenegro bestand, die sich zuvor arrangierten, um eine neue Staatenunion zu bilden. Neben dem nationalen Erfolg arbeitete die Vereinsführung weiter an der Entwicklung des Klubs und erhöhte nochmal die Anstrengungen, was die Personalplanung und die Organisation innerhalb des Vereins betraf, sowie die Investitionen in die Infrastruktur. Schließlich wurde ein neues Stadion erbaut, das 1992 eröffnet wurde, jedoch verhinderte die Ausweitung des bereits Ende 1991 ausgebrochenen Jugoslawienkrieges sowie der darauffolgende Zusammenbruch des Landes die komplette Vollendung beziehungsweise Überdachung des neuen Hajduk-Stadions. Im selben Jahr wurde das Handelsunternehmen Rodić M&B Hauptsponsor des Vereins, dessen Name dadurch über ein Jahrzehnt im Vereinsnamen mit enthalten war, sowie das Vereinswappen modernisiert.

Im Mai 1992 verhängten jedoch die Vereinten Nationen Sanktionen gegen das Land, die letztendlich zum wirtschaftlichen Niedergang Jugoslawiens und der Hyperinflation des jugoslawischen Dinars führten. Die Gesamtfolgen dieser Ereignisse hatte eine äußerst negative Auswirkung auf alle Vereine in der gesamten Region, darunter auch Hajduk Kula. Trotz der turbulenten Jahre Anfang der 1990er war der Verein in den Wirren des Krieges ein wichtiger sozialer Akteur in der Region, so half er zahlreiche lokalen und regionalen Klubs in dieser schwierigen Zeit und bewahrte einige vor der Auflösung. Dazu engagierte sich Hajduk für humanitäre Hilfsaktionen, indem einem Teil der aus den anderen Teilrepubliken geflohenen beziehungsweise vertriebenen serbischen Bevölkerung geholfen wurde. Daneben absolvierte der Verein am 13. Oktober 1994 in Banja Luka, der heutigen Hauptstadt der Republika Srpska, ein Freundschaftsspiel gegen den lokalen Fußballverein Borac Banja Luka, um Solidarität mit der Bevölkerung zu zeigen, die auch begleitet von Spenden war, obwohl die Front nicht weit entfernt lag. Im Sommer 1995, kurz vor der Beendigung des Krieges, verlor Hajduk jedoch einen ihrer Spieler sowie die Fans einen ihrer Lieblinge auf tragische Art und Weise. Siniša Peulić, der zuvor vom Borac Banja Luka nach Hajduk gewechselt war, schloss sich den bosnisch-serbischen Streitkräften an und fiel im Krieg. Letztendlich gelang es dem Verein trotz der schwierigen Gesamtsituation, sich gegen die Konkurrenz durchzusetzen und die Erstligazugehörigkeit in diesen Jahren zu bewahren.

1995–2005: Etablierung, UEFA Intertoto Cup und Vereinskrise

In den ersten drei Spielzeiten der Erstligazugehörigkeit spielte der Verein hauptsächlich um den Klassenerhalt. Doch bereits in der Saison 1996/97 gelang Hajduk Kula endgültig die Etablierung in der höchsten Spielklasse, als man unter der Leitung von Miroslav Vukašinović den 4. Platz erreichte, der zur Teilnahme am UEFA Intertoto Cup 1997 berechtigte. Während des Intertoto Cups spielte der Verein zusammen mit Halmstads BK, der im selben Jahr noch die schwedische Meisterschaft gewinnen sollte, sowie mit dem SK Lommel, Turun Palloseura und Kongsvinger IL in der Gruppe 8, wo man im letzten Spiel knapp das Halbfinale verpasste, als man auswärts gegen den SK Lommel mit 2:3 verlor. Sein erstes Europapokalspiel absolvierte Hajduk daheim gegen Halmstadt BK, dem man mit 0:1 unterlag, während man seinen ersten Sieg im finnischen Turku feierte, als man im Veritas-Stadion den Turun Palloseura mit 2:1 besiegte.

Diesen ersten Erfolg konnte man vorerst nicht wiederholen, so musste sich der Verein in den folgenden Jahren mit mittelmäßigen Platzierungen in der Liga zufriedengeben, wodurch man jedoch trotz der starken Konkurrenz, dem Abstieg immer entgehen konnte, was für einen Verein wie Hajduk Kula bemerkenswert war, da er als kleinster Ort und Verein in der Liga galt. Um den nationalen Anforderungen weiterhin gerecht zu werden, gab es weitere Investitionen in die Infrastruktur, darunter die Renovierung des Trainingsgeländes in Vašarište, einem Ort innerhalb der Stadt, der heute inzwischen im völligen Besitz des Vereines ist. Während dieser Periode erhielt der Klub auch seine eigene Filiale, den FK Lipar M&B, einen Verein aus der Gemeinde Kula, wodurch Hajduk, zusammen mit dem serbischen Spitzenverein Partizan Belgrad, der einzige Erstligist war, der dieses Privileg hatte. Daneben stellte man in der Spielzeit 1998/99 mit Dejan Osmanović den Torschützenkönig der Liga, der während dieser Saison 16 Tore erzielte. Doch nach nur wenigen Jahren des Friedens wurden die jugoslawischen Klubs wieder mit schwierigen Zeiten konfrontiert.

Auch nach Ende des Krieges sowie in den folgenden Jahren konnte sich Hajduk in der 1. Liga halten sowie einige Male mit guten Ergebnissen übzeugen. Daneben stellte der Verein 2004 mit Torwart Nikola Milojević auch einen Spieler für die serbisch-montenegrinische Nationalmannschaft während der Olympischen Sommerspiele 2004 in Athen, mit der Milojević im selben Jahr während der U-21-Europameisterschaft in Deutschland Vize-Europameister wurde. Im Jahr 2005 kam es zu größeren Veränderungen im Verein. Der Klub erhielt eine neue Vereinsführung, während sich das Unternehmen Rodić M&B als Hauptsponsor zurückzog und schließlich nur noch als Donator fungieren sollte. Konfrontiert mit einer Situation, in der das Überleben Hajduks in Frage gestellt wurde, konnte nur noch äußerst selten in die Infrastruktur investiert werden, den die ganze Aufmerksamkeit galt nur noch dem Mannschaftskader. Um weitere Kosten zu sparen, musste der POFK Hajduk, der in der Zwischenzeit, nach Lipar M&B, die zweite Filiale des Vereins geworden war, mit Radnički Sombor fusionieren.

2005 bis heute: UEFA-Pokal und erstes Europapokalfinale

Trotz der finanziellen Schwierigkeiten gelang es Hajduk Kula in der Saison 2005/06 völlig überraschend, den vierten Platz zu erreichen; nur um einen Punkt verpasste man den dritten Platz. Da der drittplatzierte Voždovac Belgrad aus finanziellen Gründen die Teilnahme an der Qualifikation zum UEFA-Pokal 2006/07 zurückzog, durfte der Verein seinen Platz einnehmen und somit zum ersten Mal am UEFA-Pokal teilnehmen, wo man in der 2. Runde auf den bulgarischen Rekordmeister ZSKA Sofia traf. Da jedoch Hajdukus Stadion nicht die Anforderungen der UEFA für ein Europapokal-Spiel erfüllte, musste der Verein seine Heimspiele im Stadion Roter Stern austragen. Nach einem 0:0 in Sofia, trafen die Bulgaren im Rückspiel in der 120. Minute der Verlängerung zum 1:1 Endstand, wodurch Hajduk aufgrund der Auswärtstorregel knapp ausschied. Die Saison 2006/07 beendete der Verein auf den fünften Platz und qualifizierte sich somit für den UEFA Intertoto Cup 2007/08.

Während dieser Spielzeit besiegte Hajduk den serbischen Großklub Partizan Belgrad durch zwei Tore von Milan Perić sowie eins durch Ljubomir Fejsa mit 3:0. Vor allem der serbische Nationalspieler Fejsa konnte die ganze Saison überzeugen und gehörte zu den besten Spielern der Liga, so dass er für 1,2 Millionen Euro den Verein Richtung Partizan verließ, der eine Saison später schließlich auch den serbischen U-21-Nationalspieler Perić verpflichtete. Nach dem man im Intertoto Cups den slowenischen Vertreter NK Maribor mit insgesamt 5:2 besiegte, erreichte man schließlich das Finale, wo man auf União Leiria traf. Im Hinspiel, das man erneut im Stadion von Roter Stern Belgrad austrug, besiegte man die Portugiesen durch ein Tor von Perić mit 1:0. Im Rückspiel erzielte Leiria in der 94. Spielminute die 1:0-Führung, wodurch das Spiel in die Verlängerung ging, wo sich aber Hajduk letztendlich mit 1:4 geschlagen geben musste und somit sein erstes Europapokal-Finale verlor.

Nach dem Abgang mehrerer Leistungsträger befand sich der Verein in den nächsten drei Spielzeiten im Abstiegskampf, begleitet von finanziellen Problemen, die zur Vernachlässigung der Infrastruktur und der Jugendarbeit führten, konnte jedoch dabei immer die Klasse halten. 2011 spitzte sich die finanzielle Lage Hajduks dramatisch zu, sodass sogar von Insolvenz die Rede war, die jedoch abgewendet werden konnte. In der Saison 2011/12 erhielt der Klub nämlich eine neue Vereinsführung, die den Klub stabilisieren konnte, indem sie in die Infrastruktur investierte und die Vereinsorganisation gemeinsam mit dem Kader verbesserte. Letztendlich wurde auch 2012 der Klassenerhalt erreicht. In der Saison 2012/13 konnte sich Hajduk frühzeitig von den Abstiegsplätzen absetzen und erreichte am Ende den achten Platz, die beste Platzierung seit 2008.

Als jedoch Ende Juli 2013 eine alte Rechnung von über 2,5 Millionen Euro den Verein erreichte, konnte die weitere wirtschaftlichen Leistungsfähigkeit von Hajduk in der höchsten Liga des Landes nicht mehr garantiert werden. Schließlich beschloss die Vereinsführung die A-Mannschaft aufgrund der Zahlungsunfähigkeit freiwillig aus der Liga zurückzuziehen.

Stadion
Das Stadion Hajduk, auch als Bombonjera ("Bonbonniere") bekannt, ist das nach den Heiducken benannte "reine" Fußballstadion des Vereins, dessen Kapazität 5.973 Sitzplätze beträgt. Das 1992 errichtete und vom Architekten Miodrag Rakočević entworfene Stadion fasste früher bis zu 11.000 Zuschauer, jedoch folgte der Umbau des Stadions, um so den von der FIFA bzw. UEFA vorgegebenen Sicherheitsstandards für nationale und internationale Fußballveranstaltungen sowie dem UEFA-Stadioninfrastruktur-Reglement gerecht zu werden. Zuletzt wurde es 2011 renoviert. Direkt neben dem Stadion befindet sich der große Bačka-Kanal.

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Kader der Saison 2012/13

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Trainer- und Betreuerstab Saison 2012/13

Ehemalige Spieler
Der aus der eigenen Jugendschule stammende Ljubomir Fejsa war 2007 der erste und bis heute der einzige Spieler des Vereins der das Trikot der serbischen Nationalmannschaft trug. Dejan Osmanović trug 2001 je drei Mal das Trikot der jugoslawischen B-Auswahl. Nikola Milojević gehörte zum Kader der serbisch-montenegrinische Nationalmannschaft während der Olympischen Sommerspiele 2004 in Athen, kam jedoch nicht zum Einsatz. Einige Spieler von Hajduk wurden bei anderen Vereinen zu Nationalspielern. Beispiele hierfür sind Niša Saveljić, Đorđe Tomić, Nenad Brnović, Dejan Rađenović, Aleksandar Davidov und zuletzt Anđelko Đuričić.

Der Verein hatte auch Spieler unter Vertrag, die für andere Nationalmannschaft aufliefen. Ferenc Plattkó war zwischen 1921 und 1922 der erste und wohl heute weltweit bekanntes Nationalspieler der bei Hajduk spielte. Er war Teil der ungarischen Nationalmannschaft und wurde später ein legendärer Torwart des FC Barcelona. Weitere Nationalspieler die das Trikot von Hajduk trugen, waren der montenegrinischen Nationalspieler Savo Pavićević sowie die bosnisch-herzegowinischen Nationalspieler Ninoslav Milenković, Faruk Hujdurović und Aleksandar Bratić. Der nigerianische Nationalspieler Uche Akubuike war der erste Nationalspieler eines nichteuropäischen Landes. Ein Nationalspieler aus der jüngeren Vergangenheit ist der Angreifer Filip Kasalica, der heute für Montenegro auf Torejagd geht.

Der Mittelfeldspieler Nikola Bogić hält unangefochten den Rekord für die meisten Spiele für den Verein. Zwischen 2003 und 2011 spielte er insgesamt 210 Mal für Hajduk. Während seiner 8 Jahre erzielte er 2 Tore. Es folgen Dejan Osmanović mit 189 sowie Zoran Antić mit 154 Spielen. Ebenfalls auf über 100 Ligaspiele können Anđelko Đuričić und Jovan Radivojević (140) sowie Savo Pavićević (137), Ivan Ćirka (126), Uroš Stamatović (125), Nikola Komazec (115), Goran Đukić und -Marinković (114), Darko Fejsa (113), der Bruder von Ljubomir Fejsa, sowie Dragan Stojisavljević (111) zurückblicken. Die meisten Ligatore erzielte Dejan Osmanović, der während insgesamt 6 Spielzeiten 91 Treffer erzielte. Dabei wurde er Hajduks erster Erstliga-Torschützenkönig, so in der Saison 1998/99, als er 16 Treffer erzielte.

Wappenhistorie
In seiner Geschichte hat der Verein sein offizielles Wappen mehrfach verändert. Nach dem Zusammenbruch Jugoslawiens sowie des Kommunismus Anfang der 1990er, entfernte Hajduk Kula den zu der Zeit üblichen Stern, der als Symbol für die sozialistische bzw. kommunistische Weltanschauung stand, während das Logo in den Umrissen eins Turms designt wurde, das eine Anspielung auf das Wappen der Stadt Kula ist, wobei gleichzeitig das Wort Kula im Serbischen eine von mehreren Bezeichnungen für einen Turm ist. Inmitten des neuen Wappens wurde über dem serbisch-kyrillisch ausgeschriebenen Vereinsnamen eine nach einem Fußball greifende Großkatze hinzugefügt, die für einen Geparden stand. Das für diese Region ungewöhnliche Symbol wurde auf Vorschlag der ehemaligen Hajduk-Ultras hinzugefügt, den Zulu iz Kulu (Zulu aus Kulu – Kulu ist eine zugunsten des Reims veränderte Form von Kula), auch als Zulovci bekannt, die von 1989 bis im 1998 aktiv waren.

Die Zulovci benannten sich nach den Zulu, der größten ethnischen Gruppe Südafrikas. Die Zulu waren vor allem durch ihren ehemaligen König Shaka Zulu bekannt geworden, der vor allem für sein militärisches Geschick und gut organisierte Kriegführung bekannt war, mit der sich die kleine, aber ebenso gut organisierte Ultragruppierung des Vereins identifizieren konnte, jedoch reimte sich deren Name auch mit dem Stadtnamen des Vereins, was der wahrscheinlichere Grund der Namengebung war. Da der Gepard das heilige Tier der Zulu ist, stellten die Zulovci damals eine Anfrage auf Verwendung des Tieres im Vereinslogo, das zugleich auch eine Anspielung auf sie selbst war. Den Anhänger zu Ehren entschied die Vereinsführung schließlich, den Geparden in das Wappen zu integrieren, der bis Ende der 1990er bestehen bleiben sollte.

Erfolge
Nationale Titel der oberen Ligen konnte Hajduk Kula nicht gewinnen, sodass heute neben 22 Jahren Zugehörigkeit zur SuperLiga und zwei Teilnahmen am UEFA Intertoto Cup sowie eine Teilnahmen am UEFA-Pokals zu Buche stehen. Daneben stellte der Verein in der Saison 1998/99 mit Dejan Osmanović den Torschützenkönig der 1. jugoslawischen Liga, der während dieser Spielzeit 16 Tore erzielte.

Europapokalbilanz

Gesamtbilanz: 10 Spiele, 4 Siege, 2 Unentschieden, 4 Niederlagen, 14:12 Tore (Tordifferenz +2)

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Einzelnachweise

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Hajduk, Kula
Opština Kula
Gegründet 1912


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Coherent Media Order: Accompanying the EU Media Conference 2020
The institute will provide scientific support for the media conference in the context of Germany's 2020 EU Council Presidency and is analysing in advance the requirements of a modern European information order.
Rules in Digital Communication Spaces
Governance of Freedom of Expression
The social science case study gains access to Facebook's Content Policy Forum for the first time in order to examine how rules for the moderation of content, so-called "community standards", are developed.
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In order to understand the role of large digital corporations in international lawmaking on the internet from a jurisprudential perspective, Anna Sophia Tiedeke applies Michel Foucault's model of "stateification" (Étatisation). This article is published as an open access paper b...
Gesetzessammlung: Information, Kommunikation, Medien, 19. Auflage
The legal basis in the field of information, communication and media is changing so rapidly that the traditional book form often seems inappropriate for practitioners of the law as well as for publishers. A collection of laws is hardly on the market when, in all likelihood, the media treaty has alre...
Ethics of Digitalization – From Principles to Practices
After two years of research on the ethical challenges of digitalisation and strategies on how to overcome them, the international and interdisciplinary team of researchers has now published the final report. The HBI researchers Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schulz, Prof. Dr. Matthias C. Kettemann,...
Schriftliche Stellungnahme zu dem Diskussionsentwurf zu Auftrag und Strukturoptimierung des öffentlich-rechtlichen Rundfunks
Valerie Rhein, Dr. Stephan Dreyer and Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schulz have published an opinion on the discussion draft of the Länder regarding the mandate and structural optimisation of public service broadcasting. In their expert opinion, they welcome the draft amendment to the State Medi...
Legal Requirements for AI Decisions
Rechtliche Anforderungen an KI-Entscheidungen in Verwaltung und Justiz
In the anthology "Arbeitswelt und KI 2030" [Working World and AI 2030], Johannes Schmees and Dr. Stephan Dreyer describe the current guidelines for the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in administration and justice. They also offer cautious considerations on concerning the direction in...
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He lived the high life with money stolen from the dead.
A Brooklyn public administrator entrusted with handling the estates of eight borough residents instead looted nearly $80,000 to cover his tab for a cruise ship vacation, airline tickets, car payments and the rent, prosecutors announced Wednesday.
According to investigators, the 36-year-old Park Slope defendant pilfered $78,325 from the estates between July 2017 and April 2018. His cold-blooded thievery ended after the executor of one estate noticed charges on his dead relative's account — including a $2,741 Carnival Cruise Line getaway, officials said.
Thompson was quickly identified and authorities soon linked him to similar thefts from the accounts of other individuals who died without a will or without relatives to act as estate administrators, said Gonzalez.
Authorities said Thompson collected $35,000 in illegal ATM withdrawals, bought airline tickets to the Bahamas, paid the leasing fees on a 2017 Nissan Pathfinder and a 2016 Nissan Altima and covered the rent on two of his properties.
Thompson, arraigned Wednesday in Brooklyn Supreme Court, was charged with grand larceny, scheme to defraud, identity theft and corrupting the government. The ex-case worker with the Kings County Public Administrator's office faces up to 15 years behind bars if convicted in the scam.
He resigned from his borough position in July, four months after his arrest and suspension.


Note: Anton Menger, The Right to the Whole Produce of Labour: The Origin and Development of the Theory of Labour's Claim to the Whole Product of Industry, trans. by M. E. Tanner (London: Macmillan Publishers Ltd., 1899), p. 266.
Bibliography: Menger, Anton. The Right to the Whole Produce of Labour: The Origin and Development of the Theory of Labour's Claim to the Whole Product of Industry. Translated by Tanner, M. E.. London: Macmillan Publishers Ltd., 1899.


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Poor Back Nine Costs McIlroy In Round One
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McIlroy shot 42 on the back-nine to leave him more than 10 shots back.
Much like the 2019 Open Championship at Royal Portrush, Rory McIlroy started this week at the BMW PGA Championship as the bookies' favourite.
After three wins 2019 and after collecting the PGA Tour Player of the Year award, he was competing at Wentworth with huge confidence, however he made a start that was similar to the first round at the final Major of the year.
McIlroy played the opening few holes well, including a quality up-and-down on the 3rd to stay level par. He then eagled the fourth and birdied the fifth to get himself high up the leaderboard.
The wheels started to come off around the turn though as he had three bogeys in a row on 8, 9 and 10 which saw him retreat back to level par. But the worst was yet to come as he was clearly struggling with his swing.
A birdie on the par-5 12th got him into red figures and with two par-5s to finish he must have been licking his chops at posting a good score.
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But he played the remaining six holes in five over par to shoot 42 on the back nine and post four-over.
This leaves him at least 11 shots behind Matt Wallace who shot seven-under in the group behind.
Admittedly there are plenty of players left to get out onto the course so the deficit facing McIlroy could get even larger.
No doubt he will be looking to show the same kind of resilience he played with at Portrush where he shot a mesmeric 65 the day after shooting 79.
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