Ralf Peter examines the option: Using solid, confident attack-building to get past a compact and well-organized defense.
As individual, group and team defense tactics continue to improve, it becomes necessary to improve attack tactics as well. It's true that many coaches define success in terms of minimizing goals against, and they structure their practice sessions accordingly.
However, given the lack of qualities like creativity and intuitive play in so much of today's soccer, a special emphasis on offensive play has become an essential part of youth training.
When you build a solid attack in your own half, with lots of passes back and forth, you often allow your opponents to drop back into their half and to get organized in front of their goal. Setting up a shot against this sort of compact defense requires safe, versatile, patient combination play. When opponents have dropped so far back that they're primarily covering their penalty box, the wing attack, with crosses and back passes, can be an effective tool. Attacking up the middle can often be effective as well, e.g. with tactics like wall passes and three-player combinations. However, this approach requires talented individual players and fast, solid passing.
The wings are generally less securely defended, offering attackers good opportunities to break through to the endline.
Solo plays and combinations on the wings lure defenders away from the middle, creating more playing space in front of the goal.
Crosses, back passes and other passes to players in front of the goal are a good way to set up shots, even against well-organized defense formations. All the player in the middle has to do is go for the goal!
Crosses and passes to teammates in front of the goal, which can be powerful or carefully aimed, depending on the situation.
Frequent changes of tempo, varying between high-speed soccer and deliberately "putting the brakes" on the attack.


Discussion in 'Gear & Equipment Discussion' started by maximumpwn, Apr 8, 2008.
Hi I just joined MMA at the Fight Pit and I was wondering how I should go about wrapping my hands.
Normally this wouldn't be a problem with Muay Thai kickboxing 16 oz gloves but the gloves in MMA are actual UFC-style gloves. My hands aren't all that big and I fit into a Regular size glove but after applying my hand wraps(180 inch Mexican style) I find it hard, if even possible, to fit my hands into my gloves: and when I do it isn't all that comfortable.
2) get 104" (or is it cm?) wraps. they're marketed as "MMA" wraps.
Combat Sports International (CSI) MMA handwraps (120'' x 1.5'') are very convenient.
Ringside kids handwraps are 120'' x 1.5'' too.
2) Wrap a different way, less on the knuckles and more on the wrist.


In a March survey conducted by Persuadable Research Corporation, it was found that many believe that video games have a clear upside. Many believe that playing video games can improve thinking, problem solving skills, short term memory and even visual acuity. Additionally, they believe that video games could be helpful for training doctors and soldiers.
Many panelists admitted to playing video games for more hours than they thought were appropriate.
We've heard all the negative arguments against video games. They're addictive time killers that contribute to obesity. Even with all the downbeat press, video game sales are in the billions of dollars every year. In a March 2012 survey conducted by Persuadable Research Corporation, it was found that many believe that video games have a clear upside.
More than three-fourths indicate that video games can improve hand eye coordination and 58% believe that they can help improve their reasoning skills. Another 59% thought that video games could help adults learn to process information faster. Improved problem solving skills showed up on the list as did improving short term memory and visual acuity, 58%. Lastly, many panelists agreed that video games could be helpful for training doctors for activities like surgery, 47%, and training soldiers for combat, 63%.
It's true that many panelists held negative views of video games as well. There seemed to be more negative perceptions towards children playing video games than adults, however. A good majority, 85% believe that children today prefer video games over going outside to play, and that they spend too much time playing video games, 68%. One of the perceived negative effects was that parents would have reduced interaction time with their children, 70%. This opinion was especially strong among those who were in the 50+ age group, 46%. The potential increase of violent tendencies and social isolation of children was also cited.
Even so, it was found that poor attitudes and perceptions toward video games don't necessarily translate into less play time. In fact, many adults played more hours than they thought were appropriate. More than half, 59%, considered one to two hours a day an appropriate amount of time for adults to spend playing video games and 62% considered that to be an appropriate amount of time for children as well. Women thought one hour of play to be more appropriate for children, compared to men who thought two hours would be alright. Overall, one to two hours a day is thought to be an acceptable amount of time for adults and children to spend playing video games.
Why do people play video games, then, if they think they might be harmful or waste of time? They provide stress relief for some and offer others a chance to escape from reality for a bit. They are a form of interactive entertainment that many find extremely enjoyable. When it comes down to it, one panelist summed it up by saying, "For me, I enjoy it because it is just fun."
For more information contact Persuadable Research Corporation, an island of research intelligence in the sea of market research companies. To get paid to take online surveys visit our panel site at Rocket Powered Surveys.


In the United States, the discipline of human factors and ergonomics, is generally considered to have originated during World War II, although advances that contributed to its formation can be traced to the turn of the 20th century. Prior to World War II, the focus was "designing the human to fit the machine" (i.e., trial and error), instead of designing machines to fit the human.
Many of the human factors and ergonomic advances originated out of military necessity. With the start of World War I, the first conflict to employ the newly invented airplane in combat, the need arose for methods to rapidly select and train qualified pilots. This prompted the development of aviation psychology and the beginning of aeromedical research.
The outbreak of World War II, witnessed the tipping point where the technological advances had finally outpaced the ability of people to adapt and compensate to poor designs. This was most evident in airplane crashes by highly-trained pilots due to problems with control configurations.


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by: Alex Schenck
Angler Data Sought to Monitor Fish Recovery
User-driven technology, such as the iAngler app, is becoming a vital resource for fisheries data collection. Do your part.
As a follow-up to my recent post about the recovery of Florida's snook population in the wake of a devastating freeze in January of 2010, the Snook & Gamefish Foundation is asking anglers to collect data to better manage this highly sought after fish, as well as other species.
SGF created the Angler Action Program for anglers to record the sizes and locations of their catches with the goal of better understanding fish populations and distributions as well as getting anglers involved in fisheries management.
The program began in May of 2010. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission first used Angler Action Program data for its 2011 snook stock assessment and requested that the program expand to include more species.
There are four categories of data:
"Trip" has information about the type of fishing, how many people were fishing, how much time they spent fishing and where they fished.
"Location" includes more detailed information about the water depth, the water condition and, potentially, the GPS coordinates of the fishing took place.
"Catch data" is recorded for each species that was fished for or caught, how many fish were kept and how many were released. If a species has a size or slot limit, anglers record whether a fish was under, in or over the size or slot limit.
"Length information" is the exact length for some or all of the fish caught. This helps fisheries biologists determine size distributions. Anglers also can record a fish's weight, its condition upon being released and where it was hooked, which helps scientists calculate survival rates. Anglers can upload photos of their catches.
All data is kept confidential and shared only with researchers. Individual anglers can access their data to get a feel for where, when and under what weather and tidal conditions they catch the most fish.
Angler Action is available online at www.snookfoundation.org and as an app for your handheld. Besides snook, data can be input for more than 100 species: everything from blue marlin and bluegills to porgies and peacock bass. And data can be input on catches no matter where you fish in the world.
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Angler Gang January 29, 2014
Conservation is key! Interesting app
1. Angler Data Sought to Monitor Fish Recovery
2. Sportsmen Should Be Optimistic in 2014
3. Pheasant Crisis in South Dakota – how could it be?
4. Sportsmen Tell Scientists: We Need More Clarity to Restore Water Protections
5. Big Swordfish, Tiny Boat
by: Whit Fosburgh
Sportsmen Should Be Optimistic in 2014
No one will remember 2013 as a great year in federal conservation policy. Every day we lost more grasslands and wetlands in the prairies to agricultural development. Congress could not pass a Farm Bill and the administration would not use its powers to reverse or even slow the losses.
Sequestration indiscriminately cut more funds from already strapped federal agencies as Congress failed to pass normal spending bills. In fact, Congress's political posturing led to a 16-day government shutdown, which happened to coincide with the beginning of hunting season in many states. While federal workers got back pay once the government reopened, the same cannot be said of the guides and local businesses impacted by the shutdown. Billions of dollars of taxpayers' money was wasted as most government activity came to a halt.
And comprehensive sportsmen's legislation, once poised to pass Congress, was delayed in early 2013 when partisan politics again trumped good policy.
With this backdrop, it is remarkable that I look to 2014 with optimism. Why? Because the adults appear to be back in charge of Congress, and the administration seems to realize that it has less than three years to leave a conservation legacy. Some examples:
House and Senate conferees appear to be close to finalizing a Farm Bill that may prove to be one of the best pieces of private lands conservation legislation ever passed. If all goes well, it will come before Congress for a final vote by February.
After three years of failing to finalize a budget, Congress finally passed a budget bill just weeks before the holiday that sets the stage for a return to a normal appropriations process, one which finally may reverse the long-term decline in conservation funding.
The administration is set to issue new rules on how the Clean Water Act applies to geographically isolated wetlands valuable to sportsmen, such as prairie potholes and small streams. These rules should get us most of the way back to how the CWA was implemented prior to the 2000s and, with a new Farm Bill, should slow the destruction of these important areas of fish and wildlife habitat.
The administration soon will release its final watershed assessment for Bristol Bay in Alaska. The assessment should make it very clear that any large new mine in the region could have devastating impacts on the world's most prolific salmon runs. The assessment should be another blow to the proposed Pebble Mine, which earlier this fall saw its largest financial backer, Anglo American, withdraw from the project .
Members of Congress from both parties appear to be willing to set aside partisan politics in 2014 and pass comprehensive sportsmen's legislation, a collection of bills that promote fish and wildlife conservation and access for hunters and anglers.
Maybe we had to hit rock bottom before we could move forward. Few of us expect the next year to be free of acrimony and election year politics but, if events fall the right way, 2014 could prove to be a great year for sportsmen. It will take a strong commitment from all in our community to work together and make it happen.
As always, the TRCP and our partners will continue to advocate for legislation that strongly funds responsive fish and wildlife management, conserves important lands and waters and increases access for American hunters and anglers. Join us.
Tags: Best of 2013, conservation, conservation funding, Conservation Policy
by: Tom Franklin
Pheasant Crisis in South Dakota – how could it be?
The $750 million pheasant hunting industry is important to South Dakota economically as well as recreationally.
When the 2013 pre-season pheasant brood survey for South Dakota showed a 64 percent drop from 2012 and a 76 percent decline from the 10-year average, hunters that are familiar with the traditional world-class pheasant hunting in the state took notice. Many canceled their hunting plans altogether.
The statistics caught the attention of South Dakota Gov. Dennis Daugaard, who understands what the $750 million pheasant hunting industry means to the state economically as well as recreationally. In response to the crippling drops in pheasant numbers, the governor quickly called together his game and fish, agriculture and tourism departments for a summit to identify the problems responsible for the pheasant decline and to develop a path forward to reverse the negative trend.
The event was held on a bitterly cold December day in Huron, SD. The town is known for displaying the largest pheasant statue in the world as a symbol of the importance of the state bird. Secretary of South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Jeff Vonk explained that healthy pheasant populations require food, cover and water across the landscape. While weather is also an important short-term factor, habitat is the long-term driver of pheasant abundance.
He quoted the great wildlife manager Aldo Leopold as having the answer to the challenge, "Game can be restored by the creative use of the same tools that have heretofore destroyed it—the axe, cow, plow, fire and gun. Successful management is the purposeful and continual alignment of those factors to benefit the species."
So what can be done about this habitat crisis? Summit participants agreed that conservation policy should play a major role and suggested several actions:
Pass a Farm Bill with strong conservation features, including a targeted Conservation Reserve, wetlands and grassland protection and conservation compliance features that prevent crop insurance from causing habitat conversion.
Pass legislation to tax grazing lands based on actual use rather than on soils capacity to produce crops.
Increase funding for the South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks to manage pheasant habitat.
It was encouraging to witness Gov. Daugaard's attentiveness to the needs of the sportsmen but much work remains. Watch a video from the summit below and stay tuned as the TRCP and our partners provide opportunities for sportsmen to speak up on behalf of key conservation initiatives.
Sportsmen Tell Scientists: We Need More Clarity to Restore Water Protections
Earlier today I spoke to an independent panel of scientists reviewing an EPA report that summarizes our best understanding of how wetlands and streams affect water quality. This report is important because it will inform the rules the federal government comes up with that say which bodies of water in America deserve protection by the landmark Clean Water Act. These rules have been up in the air for over a decade because a couple of Supreme Court decisions in the 2000s put longstanding protections for wetlands and headwater streams – some of the waters most important to sportsmen – in jeopardy.
I told the panel that hunting and fishing are a major part of the American heritage and economy, and they both depend on clean water. Also, I presented the consensus views of the sportsmen's community: While we're generally pleased with the report, EPA can improve it by taking a closer look at areas like the Prairie Pothole Region, which is home to as many as 70 percent of all the ducks in North America.
Read on for my full remarks. Also, follow a webcast of the panel's deliberations over the next two days here.
Then tell the EPA you support actions that protect wetlands and headwater streams based on the best available science.
Statement of Jimmy Hague
Director, Center for Water Resources
Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership
To the Panel for the Review of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Report:
Connectivity of Streams and Wetlands to Downstream Waters: A Review and Synthesis of the Scientific Evidence
Chairwoman Rodewald and members of the panel, thank you for the opportunity to address you on this issue of utmost importance to the sportsmen's community and comment on the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) report Connectivity of Streams and Wetlands to Downstream Waters: A Review and Synthesis of the Scientific Evidence.
I am Jimmy Hague, Director of the Center for Water Resources at the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership (TRCP). The TRCP is a coalition of more than 30 organizations, some of which are represented here today, dedicated to strengthening the laws, policies, and practices affecting fish and wildlife conservation. Inspired by the legacy of Theodore Roosevelt, we work every day to guarantee all Americans quality places to hunt and fish.
Each year, 47 million Americans head into the field to hunt or fish. The money sportsmen spend in pursuit of their passion supports everything from major manufacturing industries to small businesses in communities across the country. The economic benefits of hunting and angling – which total $200 billion a year – are especially pronounced in rural areas, where money brought in during the hunting season can be enough to keep small businesses operational for the whole year. Through fees and excise taxes on sporting equipment, sportsmen also pay hundreds of millions of dollars each year for wildlife management, habitat conservation, and public access.
The TRCP has been involved in debates over the jurisdiction of the Clean Water Act for years because these economic and conservation benefits – plus over a million American jobs – all depend on clean water and productive wetlands.
However, hunting and fishing are not merely an irreplaceable component of our economy. They are a heritage we cherish and want to pass on to our children. As streams are lost to pollution and wetlands drained, fish, wildlife and sporting access are lost along with them. The Clean Water Act is the best tool we have to protect the quality of our water resources, and its jurisdiction needs to be clear to work effectively.
The TRCP was pleased to see the EPA produce the Connectivity report synthesizing more than 1,000 peer-reviewed publications of the best available science on wetlands and headwater streams in preparation for a rulemaking on Clean Water Act jurisdiction. Several of TRCP's partner organizations, including Ducks Unlimited, Trout Unlimited, Izaak Walton League of America and The Wildlife Society, submitted detailed comments to the Science Advisory Board (SAB), and I commend those comments to you because these organizations contain some of the foremost wetlands and streams scientists in the world. However, today I will restrict my comments and recommendations to the consensus views contained in a letter to the SAB from 16 of the nation's leading sportsmen organizations:
American Sportfishing Association
B.A.S.S. LLC
Berkley Conservation Institute
Bull Moose Sportsmen's Alliance
Delta Waterfowl
Ducks Unlimited
Izaak Walton League of America
Pheasants Forever
Quail Forever
Snook & Gamefish Foundation
Trout Unlimited
Wildlife Management Institute
The Wildlife Society
Our letter contained two comments and suggested one area for further analysis in the final report.
First, we agree with the draft Connectivity report that the watershed scale is the appropriate context for assessing connectivity. Using this fundamental ecological unit will lead to better management of the resource because it can account for the myriad factors affecting our water quality.
Second, we commend the draft Connectivity report for recognizing the importance of aggregating the effects of small water bodies in a watershed. This approach is critical to determining connectivity of some of the waters most important to sportsmen.
Take, for example, the Prairie Pothole Region of the Dakotas. This area, stretching into Canada, is home to as many as 70 percent of all the ducks in North America. Taken individually, a single pothole may have little impact on downstream waters. But taken as a class, they act as important water sinks and pollutant traps. Therefore, the wholesale draining or filling of the Prairie Pothole Region will impair water quality downstream. It will also irreparably harm waterfowl habitat, America's duck hunters and part of the $200 billion sportsmen economy I described earlier.
This leads me to our recommendation for the panel. The draft report does not draw general conclusions about the connectivity of unidirectional wetlands but does say that such evaluations could be done on a case-by-case basis. We ask that the final report include additional clarity on the connectivity of unidirectional wetlands. Even if their connectivity cannot be assessed on a categorical basis, there is sufficient evidence to assess it at a regional or watershed level in some cases, such as the Prairie Pothole Region. Such analysis will strengthen the report and make the subsequent rulemaking this report will inform more useful.
Thank you for the opportunity to comment and for your service on this panel. I look forward to reviewing your results.
Tags: Clean Water, policy, Waters of the US
by: Steve Waters
Big Swordfish, Tiny Boat
Here's a fascinating fish story that's clearly a case of don't try this at your home port, but appreciate the skill involved.
Three anglers went about 18 miles offshore out of Pompano Beach, Fla., last week in a 19-foot skiff and came back with a 300-pound swordfish.
Daytime swordfishing, where anglers drop a bait to the bottom in 1,500-2,000 feet of water, is big in South Florida with recreational and commercial anglers.
Capt. Stan Hunt offers swordfish charters, as well as nearshore trips for sailfish, tuna, wahoo, kingfish and dolphin, on his 52-foot sportfisherman Rebound out of Hillsboro Inlet Marina.
With calm seas and no charter, Hunt and his mate Tom Bardes decided to try to catch a daytime swordfish in Hunt's 19-foot Carolina Skiff, a boat that Hunt typically uses to fish for snook at night in the Intracoastal Waterway. At the last minute they were joined by Ryan Goldman, who works on charter and private boats.
They left Hillsboro Inlet at 5:30 a.m. and ran southeast for about 90 minutes in the 70-horsepower outboard-powered skiff, until they were 17-18 miles offshore and in the midst of the daytime swordfish fleet.
"We knew it was going to be nice," Hunt said. "There was like a 2-, 3-foot rolling swell. It was beautiful out there."
The trio made several drops to the bottom in 1,550-1,800 feet using dolphin bellies, snakeheads, squid and ribbonfish for bait. A swordfish whacked the bait on the second drop, but didn't come back.
After two more drops, Bardes predicted that they'd get a bite at 2 p.m. At 1:45, the swordfish ate a large bonito strip in 1,750 feet.
Hunt and a friend had outfitted his boat for swordfishing by building a rod-holder with extra-strong support into the hatch in the boat's seat. Goldman fought the fish on an LP electric reel spooled with 80-pound Diamond Braid line.
After the swordfish took off with the bait, it swam almost straight up to the boat. Goldman had the reel going as fast as it could and Hunt had the boat going backwards to keep tension on the line.
In less than 10 minutes, Goldman had about half of the leader on the reel and Hunt was able to remove the 10-pound lead weight from it and get a good look at the fish.
"We knew he was over 200," Hunt said. "At that point he went down about 1,500 feet and started fighting like no other. It was intense.
"He had us doing 360s around him, following him, trying to get on him. He had us going inshore and offshore. He never jumped. He was a nasty fish."
After about an hour, Goldman had the fish within 10 feet of the boat and about eight feet down. Bardes harpooned the fish, then the men had to figure out how to get the swordfish, which was bashing the boat with its bill, in the boat without tipping over.
"He was pretty hefty," Hunt said. "With us three standing on the side of the boat and pulling him over, the rails were touching the water."
Commercial swordfisherman Matt Gill came over to photograph the catch, then Hunt, Bardes and Goldman, who were then off Fort Lauderdale, made a few more drops, with no bites, before heading home with the fish, which Hunt cut up and gave to a number of his friends.
Fishing on other boats, Hunt had caught a 578-pound swordfish on rod and reel and a 483-pounder on an electric reel, but this fish was every bit as memorable.
"For us guys who have caught hundreds and hundreds of swordfish in bigger boats, it's fun to catch a 50-pounder [in a boat that size]," said Hunt, who had previously caught swordfish from a small center console that he owned. "That was actually the first fish on that little boat and on my new sword rod."
Asked if he ever felt that he and Bardes and Goldman were in danger during the trip, Hunt said, "Not one bit. Being in that boat especially, that thing is unsinkable.
"It was flat calm seas and we're all very experienced. Being in danger never crossed my mind, until that bill was whacking the side of the boat."
Tags: angling, Fishing, marine conservation, marine fisheries, swordfish

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I'll soon be starting a new job, still in web development (as I have been for disturbingly more than a decade), though this time it'll be in-house and for a huge company.
I've been persuaded to go over to what I've long considered the dark side; Apple.
I still don't believe I'll ever pay for Apple products with my own money, but it's becoming clear that Windows really isn't keeping up with the ease of development on MacOS, and my future employer will be the one stumping up the cash so what's to lose?
This is to be the 0th in a series of posts on my conversion, or will that be "enlightenment"? 0th not 1st because I've not started yet – I'm just beginning to look at what tools I'll likely be using.
Where I spend most of my work days at the moment is in the excellent JetBrains PHPStorm and I'm very pleased to see that I will be able to stick with it. The other software I use is the also excellent FileZilla and the frankly pretty ropey SourceTree. I will likely ditch both and finally get round to instead using the built-in functionality of PHPStorm, and, of course, modern deployment methods.
I'm a fan of the command line, but it's always been in *nix (mostly Debian on web servers and Raspberry Pis), so I'm hoping that the move to Apple will mean I can actually do all the modern web dev things instead of spending so much time persuading Windows to let me.
So far, I've used all the contemporary techniques (proper MVC development, proper git usage like branching and pull-requests, npm, gulp, Sass), but never all in one project, and I'm really looking forward to it.


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Carriera universitaria
Al college McGlinchey giocò a football con i Notre Dame Fighting Irish dal 2014 al 2017. Divenne titolare nel 2015 come tackle destro mentre l'anno successivo venne spostato nel lato sinistro. Nell'ultima stagione fu premiato come All-American.

Carriera professionistica

San Francisco 49ers
Il 26 aprile 2018 McGlinchey fu scelto come nono assoluto nel Draft NFL 2018 dai San Francisco 49ers. Debuttò come professionista partendo come titolare nella gara del primo turno contro i Minnesota Vikings. La sua prima stagione si chiuse disputando tutte le 16 partite come partente, venendo inserito nella formazione ideale dei rookie dalla Pro Football Writers Association. Il 2 febbraio 2020 partì come titolare nel Super Bowl LIV ma i 49ers furono sconfitti per 31-20 dai Kansas City Chiefs.

Denver Broncos
Il 13 marzo 2023 McGlinchey firmó con i Denver Broncos un contratto quinquennale del valore di 87,5 milioni di dollari.

Palmarès

Franchigia
 National Football Conference Championship: 1
San Francisco 49ers: 2019

Individuale
All-Rookie Team - 2018

Famiglia
McGlinchey è cugino di Matt Ryan, quarterback degli Atlanta Falcons.

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Mistral du Coussoul (né le ), est un étalon reproducteur bai de race lusitanienne, concourant en dressage. Il est monté par Alizée Froment, à la fois en compétition avec une bride complète et en spectacle avec une cordelette autour de l'encolure. Il a été  mis à la retraite fin 2018.

Histoire
Il naît le  chez l'éleveuse Catherine Vaisse, au haras du Coussoul, à Mouriès dans les Bouches-du-Rhône, en France. Jusqu'en 2007, il est débourré puis dressé par Claire Moucadet, avec qui il termine à la quatrième place de la finale de dressage des chevaux de 5 et 6 ans à Saumur. Il est confié à Alizée Froment en 2008, qui le dresse à la fois pour les compétitions de dressage sportif et pour le spectacle équestre. Le couple termine à la  du championnat d'Europe des jeunes cavaliers cette même année, et décroche la médaille de bronze du championnat de France jeunes cavaliers.

Alizée Froment estime que Mistral du Coussoul est .

En , il se place  du CDI de Compiègne. Sa faiblesse réside essentiellement dans le piaffer. Alizée Froment suit un stage avec l'entraîneur de l'équipe de France de dressage, Jan Bemelmans, en , dans le but de corriger ce défaut.

Au début du mois de , Mistral du Coussoul est officiellement mis à la retraite au terme d'un ultime spectacle à Stockholm. Il est envoyé aux écuries Malá Skála en République tchèque, pour être consacré à la reproduction.

Description
Mistral du Coussoul est un étalon de robe bai foncé, de race Lusitanien. Il toise .

Origines

Reproduction
Il est le père de chevaux de dressage remarqués, comme Rafale du Coussoul*de la Gesse, et Sultan du Coussoul. Ce dernier est également monté par Alizée Froment, qui le considère comme la relève de Mistral.

Notes et références

Annexes

Cheval de dressage
Cheval de sport équestre français
Cheval enregistré Lusitanien
Animal né en 2000
Animal né dans les Bouches-du-Rhône


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Anthony Picciano
Professor of Administration and Supervision, Instructional Leadership
apicciano@gc.cuny.edu
Monday and Thursday 4:30 - 6:30 pm
Anthony G. Picciano holds faculty appointments in graduate programs in Education Leadership at Hunter College, the Ph.D. Program in Urban Education at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York (CUNY), and the doctoral certificate program in Interactive Pedagogy and Technology at the CUNY Graduate Center. In 1998, Dr. Picciano co-founded CUNY Online, a multi-million dollar initiative funded by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation that provided support services to faculty using the Internet for course development. He was a founding member and continues to serve on the Board of Directors of the Online Learning Consortium (formerly the Sloan Consortium).
Dr. Picciano was elected to the Inaugural Class of the Sloan Consortium's Fellows in 2010, in recognition of "outstanding publications that have advanced the field of online learning". Dr. Picciano was also the 2010 recipient of the Sloan Consortium's National Award for Outstanding Achievement in Online Education by an Individual.
PhD In Education Leadership – Fordham University (1985)
Throughout my career I have enjoyed and taken great pride in my teaching. I started teaching in 1971. In addition to formal coursework, I also have done a significant amount of professional development ranging from half-day to one-week in-person workshops and seminars as well as televised (University of Texas Starlink Educational Broadcasting System and the CUNY Media Distribution System) seminars. The courses I have taught and designed materials for include:
Research in Urban Education
Public Higher Education Policy, Finance, and Leadership – CUNY (1961-Present)
Education Networks: Power, Wealth, Cyberspace, and the Digital Mind
Education's Digital Future: Teaching with Technology in the Modern University
Research Seminar in Higher Education Policy, Organization and Structure
Higher Education Policy and Practice
Education Research Methods
American Education Policy
History, Theory, and Practice of Interactive Media
Technology and Education: Policy and Research Issues
Introduction to Astronomy
Contemporary Issues in Education
Organization of School Districts
The Principalship
Managerial Tools for School Administrators
School Improvement through Technology & Data Driven Decision Making
Social Foundations of Education
Dr. Picciano's research interests are leadership, education policy, online teaching and learning, and multimedia instructional models. Dr. Picciano has conducted major national studies with Jeff Seaman on the extent and nature of online and blended learning in American K-12 school districts. Dr. Picciano has written over sixty articles, book chapters, and monographs. He has edited ten special editions for the Online Learning Journal, Education Sciences and the Journal of Asynchronous Learning Networks. His articles have been published in the Online Learning Journal, Teachers College Record, Education Sciences, the Journal of Asynchronous Learning Networks, The Internet and Higher Education, and The Journal of Educational Multimedia and Hypermedia.
I have published fifteen books including:
Online Education: Foundations, Planning, and Pedagogy (2019, Routledge/Taylor & Francis, Publishers.
CUNY's First Fifty Years: Triumphs and Ordeals of a People's University (2018, Routledge/Taylor & Francis)
Educational Leadership and Planning for Technology, 5th Edition (2011, Pearson)
Data-Driven Decision Making for Effective School Leadership (2006, Pearson)
Distance Learning: Making Connections across Virtual Space and Time (2001, Pearson)
Educational Research Primer (2004, Continuum)
The Great Education-Industrial Complex: Ideology, Technology, and Profit
(2013, Routledge/Taylor & Francis)
Blended Learning: Research Perspectives, Volume 1 (2007, The Sloan Consortium)
Blended Learning: Research Perspectives, Volume 2 (2014, Routledge/Taylor & Francis)
Conducting Research in Online and Blended Learning Environments: New Pedagogical Frontiers (2016, Routledge/Taylor & Francis).
Online Education Policy and Practice: The Past, Present, and Future of the Digital University. (2017, New York: Routledge/Taylor & Francis, Publisher).


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The Toronto GTA Chapter of AmCham Canada will:
Continue to work with the official policy lead for AmCham Canada, the National Capital Chapter, toward the creation and on-going development of AmCham Canada's "National Policy Framework".
Re-establish a Finance Committee and a Cross Border Tax Committee to supplement the National Policy Agenda
Focus on trade, commerce, business and investment and provide its members with multiple opportunities to interact with business executives and professionals through participation in one of its policy or industry committees.
Increase awareness of the Chapter's priorities and its members by liaising with U.S. and Canadian government entities, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington, D.C., its Americas International Division and other Chambers of Commerce in Ontario and abroad.
Enable members to be more connected with North American opportunities by:
Developing themed events
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A group of food and agricultural leaders is leading the charge to help Oklahoma State University's Robert M. Kerr Food & Agricultural Products Center meet the needs of Oklahoma's diversified food industry.
Oklahoma State University's Robert M. Kerr Food & Agricultural Products Center created a Food Safety Professional program to recognize industry leaders specializing in food safety.
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Memorial Day weekend marks the unofficial start to summer and with warmer weather on the way, many Oklahomans will be firing up their grill and celebrating with cookouts, picnics and other activities. Oklahoma State University's Robert M. Kerr Food & Agricultural Products Center suggests food safety tips when celebrating this Memorial Day weekend.
The Oklahoma Home Bakery Act of 2013 made it legal to prepare baked goods in an uninspected, home kitchen and sell the goods from the homeowner's premises. This act was amended in 2017 to allow home-baked items to be sold off-premises in selected locations.
Oklahoma State University's Robert M. Kerr Food & Agricultural Products Centered honored two graduate students with the Stanley E. Gilliland Memorial Fellowship in Food Science, providing $500 toward each recipient's education efforts. Praveen Yerramsetti, a doctoral candidate in food science, and Audrey Boeken, a food science master's student, received the awards during a reception on April 6.
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The Oklahoma Home Bakery Act of 2013 made it legal to prepare baked goods in an uninspected, home kitchen and sell the goods from the homeowner's premises. This act was amended in 2017 to allow home-baked items to be sold-off premises in selected locations. Oklahoma State University's Robert M. Kerr Food & Agricultural Products Center and the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry, will offer one-day courses to assist home bakers in understanding and following the amended legislation.
Oklahoma is often recognized for being a leading state in wheat production. Because of this, Oklahoma State University's Robert M. Kerr Food & Agricultural Products Center is promoting and recognizing this commodity by celebrating Bake and Take Month in March.
Oklahoma State University's Robert M. Kerr Food & Agricultural Products Center has been serving the state's food and agricultural industries for more than 20 years.
Oklahoma State University's Robert M. Kerr Food & Agricultural Products Center held its 18th Annual Research Symposium to highlight food and agricultural products research during OSU Research Week, celebrated Feb. 19-23, 2018.
Oklahoma State University's Robert M. Kerr Food & Agricultural Products Center will hold its annual Research Symposium to highlight food and agricultural products research during OSU Research Week. Sponsored by the Institute of Food Technologists-Oklahoma section, Stillwater Chamber of Commerce, Bemis and Oklahoma Association for Food Protection, the symposium will take place Feb. 20 in room 201 of FAPC from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and will feature student oral and poster presentations, a keynote presentation and panel discussion on food packaging.
Oklahoma State University's Robert M. Kerr Food & Agricultural Products Center continued to support innovation and growth of food and agricultural businesses throughout Oklahoma in 2017.
The Industry Advisory Committee of Oklahoma State University's Robert M. Kerr Food & Agricultural Products Center met at Tulsa's KOTV – News on 6 building to discuss food and agricultural issues and take a tour of the television studio. Griffin Communications, a subsidiary of Muskogee-based Griffin Foods, hosted the 16-member advisory board.
Photo-friendly food, Middle Eastern cuisine and mushroom-infused coffee are on the menu for 2018, as Oklahoma State University's Robert M. Kerr Food & Agricultural Products Center selects the hottest food trends for the upcoming year.
Thanksgiving Day is quickly approaching, and many Oklahomans will be preparing holiday meals for their families and friends. But don't let food poisoning be on the menu this year. FAPC offers tips to keep your family safe this festive season.
Goat milk frozen yogurt, insect protein bars and ethnic pudding were unveiled during Oklahoma State University's Robert M. Kerr Food & Agricultural Products Center's first-ever Food & Beverage Product Development Competition.
Oklahoma State University's Robert M. Kerr Food & Agricultural Products Center wants to keep your food safe and recommends food safety tips for those participating in tailgating activities.
From 1997 to 2017, FAPC has kept food and agricultural processors and entrepreneurs on the forefront of cutting-edge value-added processing and technology and has assisted more than 1,000 Oklahoma clients through 3,000 technical and business projects.
Unfortunately, no magic bullets exist when creating products. All ingredients come with pros and cons to consider. The successful entrepreneur must balance the dreamable with the achievable.
Three food industry leaders have been reappointed to Oklahoma State University's Robert M. Kerr Food & Agricultural Products Center's Industry Advisory Committee for a 3-year term. Joe Ford, Shawnee Milling Co.; Ed Clements, Clements Foods Co.; and David Howard, Unitherm Food Systems, will continue their services to FAPC's 16-member advisory board.


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Triskel Promotions
SCREAMING ORPHANS
Whilst Triskel endeavours to showcase local talent as much as possible when putting on these concerts, on this occasion, the support has been hand-picked by Sinéad herself.The band hail from Bundoran,Co. Donegal.They have supported her on several occasion and will be bringing with them, what is described as their take of a healthy slug of Celtic rock.
The band mainly tour the United States and have supported or been associated with the likes of Sinéad, Christy Moore, Luka Bloom, Damien Dempsey, The National and Peter Gabriel.
The four sisters (Gráinne,Joan,Marie Thérèse and Angela) come from strong musical stock in the Diver family. A wealth of talented relatives all helped draw these ladies towards music.
"We were born into it," discloses Joan. "There were always musicians in the house, and even though our dad couldn't play an instrument he loved, lived and breathed music. It was inevitable that we all became immersed in music – we would have had no choice! The great thing is that we grew up in a household that had very varied musical tastes; it certainly wasn't one dimensional in that regard."
The young sisters started out singing with their mother (in her own right a highly regarded vocalist who performed locally and in the UK) but settled into their own creative temperament when they played gigs at surf festivals in their hometown. As with many novice bands, their gigs comprised mostly covers, but gradually, reveals Gráinne, "we formed our own identity. In some ways, we were trying to be everything, but slowly we got there."
Despite their naiveté, says Joan, they had "confidence from the very start, as well as a good balance of music styles that ranged from pop music to traditional." It took a while for things to develop, but gradually Screaming Orphans started to emerge from the shell of artistic inexperience.
A helping hand came in the form of a friend of the extended Diver family – acclaimed Irish writer, Nuala O'Faolain, who through various personal connections secured for the band a much-coveted slot on Ireland's prestigious Late Late Show. "We had one song written," recalls Gráinne, shaking her head at the cheek of it. A shaky start to national prominence, perhaps, but certain people were watching the show and liked what they heard. Music bookers soon got in touch, and before you could sing The Parting Glass from start to finish Screaming Orphans were playing gigs in Dublin venues such as the Baggot Inn.
It was at one of these gigs that they met Irish singer and songwriter Luka Bloom, who alerted a friend of his to check out the band. The 'friend' was Sinead O'Connor, one of Ireland's most successful performers. As soon as O'Connor heard the band, she invited them to not only be her backing singersfor a forthcoming US tour but also her support act. It was, recalls, Joan, something of a baptism by fire. "We had about six songs written, no management, no albums or t-shirts to sell. We were completely not ready – we didn't know what we were doing!"
From such a drenching arrives insight, and before too long Screaming Orphans were slowly but surely becoming all too familiar with the vagaries of the music industry: signing to a publishing company, signing to a record label, and then – in what has to be the most typical and regular of music industry occurrences for a musician or group – being dropped. What at first seemed the end for the sisters, however, was actually the start of a new lease of life. "We decided to go to America," says Joan. "We got on a plane and landed in New York."
Although hardly knowing anyone in NYC, and with little money to their name, Screaming Orphans did what came naturally: they played music. "We went back to basics and started gigging as much as possible," remembers Gráinne. "We bought a bass amp and a trolley, went on the subway, gigged in as many bars as possible, ate celery soup for months. Most importantly, we didn't buckle under."
Years spent gigging across New York, hooking up with the Irish festivals circuit across the US, and releasing albums that alternated their ingrained love of Irish traditional music with vivid guitar-oriented pop/rock guaranteed the sisters a place at the table in terms of audience appeal. "The one thing you can be certain of is that if you put us in front of a crowd then we will entertain them," says Gráinne.
Along with the entertainment factor ("we are the only all-female band who can headline these Irish festivals," says Joan) is a canny creative streak that comes to the fore with their new album, Life In A Carnival. The new record follows 2017's critically acclaimed Taproom (No 1 in the iTunes World Music charts; Top 10 Billboard World Albums chart; voted Folk/Pop/Rock Album 2017 by Folk'n'Rock Magazine) and fully represents what the musicians and songwriters are, and where they're at: a group with an open mind, a group that prefers to use the word 'hybrid' (which strengthens) rather than 'dilute' (which weakens).
Produced by internationally distinguished producer John Reynolds (Sinead O'Connor, Damien Dempsey, Brian Eno, Robert Plant, David Byrne, and many more), the album blends breezy pop music (Carnival, Ordinary Woman, My Heart, Somebody, and Happy Together, a bubbly cover of The Turtles' hit song) and hazy ballads (Guardian Angels, Loved And Lost, Shine, Sunday Morning) with boisterous pop/rock tunes (Raise Up Your Glass, Scream).
The aim of the new album, says Gráinne, is to make fans aware of their creative reach. While the band still love playing in front of appreciative crowds at festivals, they want it known, Joan points out, that they're "not just a rowdy bar band having fun."
"We are four women that have stuck it out," adds Joan. "We make our living from music, and by that have made our dreams come true. The new album is a valid artistic statement, and there'll be more to come."
After years of music industry turmoil and personal triumphs, after years of fusing the old with the new, Screaming Orphans have come of age. With Life In A Carnival the four sisters will find their tribe.
"We've been through all of the highs and lows, good and bad," concludes Joan. "Nothing will break us."
"When honey and gravel collide"


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"I approve" of JOHNNY APPLESEED at The Children's Theatre
Posted by Maren Scriven | Jan 15, 2012 | Reviews, Salt Lake County | 0
Playing thru Feb 4, 2012
SALT LAKE CITY — I have often passed by The Children's Theatre in downtown Salt Lake City, and wondered what kind of productions they put on there. As a life long theatre lover, and mother of two young girls, when the opportunity to review a production at this facility came about, I jumped at the chance. As a parent, I think it is important to help children understand that live performance is much more than just entertainment. I dressed my five-year-old in one of her best dresses, and spent the drive to Salt Lake explaining that the actors, actresses, set designers, and countless others worked very hard to give us this night of entertainment. Therefore, it is our job to respect them and their work.
The Children's Theatre is small and intimate. I know they are very happy to be moving to a bigger location in the spring, which I am sure will be wonderful. I personally hope they keep the intimate feel in the larger space. As we walked passed the concession stand, ticket taker, and into the theater, my daughter whispered "Wow, mom. This place is really for kids! Look at the small stage and small chairs. Even the bathrooms are made for me!" I have taken her to productions before, however I have never seen her so thrilled to feel like she was welcomed, even wanted, in this performance hall.
Sitting down in our seats, we looked around and waited with excited anticipation for the show to begin. The floor of the small, thrust stage, was painted green, with apple blossoms scattered all around. There were two logs directly in front of our seats. Seating for this theater is general admission, and my daughter chose for us to sit on the front row. There are only three rows, and the audience sits on three sides of the stage, so I am positive there is not a bad seat in the house. Toward the back of the stage sat a third, larger log, with a basket of apples and some jars of perhaps apple butter or apple cider. Surrounding this log were a few trees. My daughter looked up at me and said "Its almost as if we are in a garden!" I don't think that any set designer, in this particular production that honor goes to Hazel Studio, can have a finer compliment than a five-year-old who can completely accept that we have left dead of winter minutes earlier and now reside in a beautiful apple orchard.
This being Children's Theatre, there were a lot of loud, wiggly audience members waiting for the production to begin. I paused to wonder how in the world the actors were going to keep the attention of these kids. I quickly learned, as Matthew Windham entered as the title character of Johnny Appleseed, that I had underestimated the talent of this ensemble.
The story of Johnny Appleseed is one I feel I have always known. I remember my mother had a story book about him, and this production seemed to follow along with the story I had always known. A young man grew up around apples, and after his mother died when he was a young child, he was raised with his father, grandparents, and other family members. He enjoyed apples, gardens, and planting, and decided to spend his life blessing others by planting apple trees all across the land.
The Children's Theatre in Salt Lake City had really helped this story come alive. Matthew Windham served not only as Johnny Appleseed, the grown man, but also as the narrator. As an audience, we traveled back in time a little to see Johnny's mother before she died, played by Alex Vermillion. As Jonny's mother, Vermillion masterfully plays some moments, holding a young baby, that can help the children understand how Johnny might grow up with a love of apples. I was quite impressed with the direction, done by Joanne M. Parker, during these particular scenes with Johnny's mother. This is where we come to understand that Johnny's mother does in fact die, a tough subject at times for children. Parker was very wise in directing the actors to help this come across as a difficult, yet manageable part of life and growing up.
Windham then introduces us to Spencer Jackson Hohl, who plays a sweet and innocent young Johnny Appleseed. He has a nice, soothing speaking voice, and a kind face. There was a scene where he sings a little song about sweet smelling blossoms on a tree. My daughter then sniffed and whispered "Mommy, I know this is silly, but I can almost smell the apples!"
The cast of Johnny Appleseed (most of whom played more than one role) seemed to understand that the most important thing a Children's Theatre production can do is to awaken a child's imagination. Some praise should be given to the props, designed and managed by Jessica Wilson, who used tree branches, hats, blankets, bear costumes, and many other things to elicit delight and giggles from the audience. She also made a wise choice to keep her designs simple enough that it would force a child to use their imagination to do the rest. I particularly loved a moment when a large white sheet was held by several cast members and waved up and down to symbolize a snow storm. I glanced at my daughter and some of the other children in the audience, and it was clear that they had no difficulty believing this was a true storm.
Wilson was not only a prop mistress, she also played several roles in the show. When I quizzed my daughter about her favorite part of the show, she stated it was a little joke masterfully done Ms. Wilson, involving blankets, when she played a character named Granny Tate. Wilson also played Johnny's sister, Persis, and the moments the two siblings recite the letters they write to each other during Johnny's travels were quite touching.
Another excellent part of the show was when Johnny states that he will tell stories to the villages children. At this point children in the audience are invited to come up on stage and sit as Johnny excitedly tells his stories. Several of the actors are behind a back drop, and their silhouettes are used to move the story along. This was such a great moment for the children in attendance, and as a parent it was wonderful to see my child's eyes light up as she was invited to be a part of the process.
The rest of the cast and crew did a fine job, and I am well aware that in this day and age, it can be very difficult to entertain children who are used to fast paced video games, movies with extreme special effects, and books on iPads and other devices that read stories to them. Throughout the show, whenever a character felt that Johnny had done something decent and appropriate, they would tell him "I approve." I would like to tell the readers of the Utah Theater Bloggers Association that if you have a young person in your life, you should take them to see this show. A simple story with an obvious mission to help children see the joy of live performance. Let me echo the words said many times in this show, "I approve," to the cast of Johnny Appleseed, "I approve."
Johnny Appleseed plays Fridays at 7 PM and Saturdays at 1 and 4:30 PM through February 4th at the The Children's Theatre (237 S. State Street, Salt Lake City). Tickets are $12. For more information, visit tcttheatre.org.
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insidetrack IndiaJune 14, 2017
Washington: Travis Kalanick has been the driving force behind Uber, taking a spur-of-moment idea and turning it into the world's most valuable venture-funded tech startup.
But Kalanick's brash personality and freewheeling management style made him a liability as well as an asset to the global ridesharing giant, prompting his decision Tuesday to take an indefinite leave of absence.
Kalanick frequently recounts how the idea behind Uber was born, when he and a colleague were attending a technology conference in Paris and failed to find a taxi on a cold night. He dreamt up the "magical" idea of pushing a button to hail a ride, the story goes, and used that to create a company that disrupted a global industry while ruffling the feathers of both regulators and established taxi operators.
Uber now operates in hundreds of cities and more than 80 countries, accounting for bookings of some $20 billion last year. Its valuation has soared to a whopping $68 billion, unprecedented for a startup which has yet to hit the stock market.
But the hard-charging style which helped Uber succeed has also made Kalanick a target for critics.
He has borne responsibility for allegations of sexism, cut-throat workplace tactics and covert use of law enforcement-evading software. Uber's image has been tarnished by a series of missteps including a visit by executives to a South Korean escort-karaoke bar, an attempt to dig up dirt on journalists covering the company and the mishandling of medical records from a woman raped in India after hailing an Uber ride.
Uber hired former US attorney general Eric Holder to review allegations of a toxic work culture, and adopted his report calling for a series of reforms and safeguards against abuses. Kalanick has been humbled by recent events, which included the release of a dash-cam video showing him berating and cursing at one of Uber's drivers.
He cited the recent death of his mother in a boating accident as one of the reasons for his decision to step aside.
"For the last eight years my life has always been about Uber," he said in an email to employees Tuesday.
"Recent events have brought home for me that people are more important than work, and that I need to take some time off of the day-to-day to grieve my mother, whom I buried on Friday, to reflect, to work on myself, and to focus on building out a world-class leadership team."
Uber and Kalanick exemplified the notion of being "disruptive", which in Silicon Valley is seen as a positive force for change. But as it grew into a global company, both the firm and its founder appear to have come to the realization they need to grow up.
"The ultimate responsibility, for where we've gotten and how we've gotten here rests on my shoulders," Kalanick said.
"There is of course much to be proud of but there is much to improve. For Uber 2.0 to succeed there is nothing more important than dedicating my time to building out the leadership team. But if we are going to work on Uber 2.0, I also need to work on Travis 2.0 to become the leader that this company needs and that you deserve."
Kalanick is likely to retain some control of Uber thanks to a structure giving him super-voting shares along with his co-founders.
He was given credit on Tuesday for stepping aside, regardless of whether it was his decision or the result of pressure from the board of directors.
Vivek Wadhwa, a Carnegie Mellon University fellow who follows the tech industry, welcomed his move.
"Leaders need to step aside when they have peaked, learn critical lessons, rethink strategies…and then reinvent themselves," Wadhwa said on Twitter.
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Fidelity Bank grows Profits by 34.7% to N37.8bn in 9M 2022
Lagos, Nigeria, October 28, 2022: In line with its upward growth trajectory, leading financial institution, Fidelity Bank Plc, has posted an impressive 34.7% growth in profits from N28.1bn at the end of Q3 2021 to N37.8bn for the 9M 2022. This was made known in the Bank's unaudited financial statements released on the issuer portal of the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) on Friday, 28 October 2022.
According to the statement, Net Interest Margin improved to 6.2% from 4.7% in 2021FY, due to increased market yields while average funding cost remained unchanged YTD. Average yield on earning assets increased by 166bps to 11.7% while average funding cost stood at 4.3%, which resulted in 72.2% YoY increase in net interest income to N111.9bn.
Commenting on the results, Nneka Onyeali-Ikpe, MD/CEO, Fidelity Bank Plc stated: We are happy to report sustained growth across key financial indices in our 9 months 2022 results. Gross Earnings increased by 38.7% YoY to N241.9bn on account of 53.1% growth in interest and similar income to N210.4bn from N137.4bn in 9M 2021. The increase in Interest Income was driven by improved yield on earnings assets and 16.3% YTD expansion in earnings base to N2,579.0bn.
Similarly, Total Deposits increased by 13.3% YTD to N2,294.7bn from N2,024.8bn in 2021FY, driven by double-digit growth in low-cost deposits. Low-cost deposits increased by 24.2% YTD to N1,873.6bn and now represents 81.7% of total deposits from 74.5% in 2021FY. FCY deposits increased by $432m (45.9% YTD) to $1.4bn and now accounts for 26.2% of total deposits from 19.7% in 2021FY, as we continue to harness the benefits of our renewed drive in the export business and the diaspora banking space.
The statement of account also showed considerable growth in Net Loans and Advances by 20.0% YTD to N1,989.3bn from N1,658.4bn in 2021FY with intervention fund facilities and the impact of naira devaluation accounting for 33.8% of the absolute YTD growth in risk assets book. The Bank was able to keep Other Regulatory Ratios above the required thresholds maintaining its liquidity ratio at 41.3% and capital adequacy ratio (CAR) at 19.4% compared to the minimum requirement of 15.0%.
"We successfully redeemed our $400mn Reg S /144a Senior Unsecured 5 -yr Notes on 17th October 2022. Noteholders received a total of $421mn covering the principal amount and the accrued 6 months coupon in line with the executed Trust Deeds. We look forward to sustaining the momentum in Q4 towards achieving our set targets for 2022 Financial Year", explained Onyeali-Ikpe.
Fidelity Bank is a full-fledged commercial bank operating in Nigeria with over 7.2 million customers serviced across its 250 business offices and digital banking channels. The bank was recently recognized as the Best SME Bank Nigeria 2022 by the Global Banking & Finance Awards and received the Platinum and Service Ambassadors awards from the Development Bank of Nigeria (DBN) for its support of small businesses in the country. The bank has also won awards for the "Fastest Growing Bank" and "MSME & Entrepreneurship Financing Bank of the Year" at the 2021 BusinessDay Banks and Other Financial Institutions (BAFI) Awards.
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