My thought would be to have it basically be a discussion where experienced coaches discuss how they approach the topic and less experienced coaches can ask questions pertaining to the topic.
Basically the goal would be to have threads in the Tactics section of the forum that are more generally useful than the typical skill choice thread.
The two main ways I have thought of doing this is either I just post a general topic every so often and we see if it gets talked about or I try and get some experienced coaches to volunteer to do a sort of roundtable discussion on the topics either through a chat or a private message thread and then I would post the discussion to the forum for people to read and respond to. I prefer the second option as I think it sounds like a more consistent way to get discussion going.
This blog is just to gauge interest and see what kind of topics people would like to have discussed.
Sounds like a legit article for the next GLN, maybe you should contact Purplegoo if you find a good panel/group/whatever.
I would participate if you need my input. I would prefer a discussion type of thing, and you (or a moderator) summarize up the points later for public use.
A question can be submitted, and then a bunch of experienced coaches discuss it. Then it's put into article form.
bghandras I would love your input for sure. I also agree about the need for Moderation/Summary and meant to mention that that's something I would be doing when I made the post.
Stonetroll your right. I am not sure why I didn't think of the GLN but that would be a great platform for this.
for those of us that are crap (ie me), this would be very welcome.
If i could throw in a suggestion, for me at least, I would like to see how the experienced guys would deal with a certain scenario in game.
More specifically if a fumbll screen shot was provided and the scenario laid out, how would they play it and why. Im not talking about how do you score a TD from here or set up for a 1TD etc but more mundane scenarios that sometimes i literally dont know how to approach, ie I have the ball in hand but no way to get the ball safe/score or into a cage ( a recent scenario for me). Sure, there may be no way of not leaving a blitzing opportunity next turn, but how do you approach mitigating it and whats the thinking etc..
just my two pennies worth, but i think it would be interesting seeing the different responses and approaches the big-win-percentage hitters propose.
Kind of a teaser, a short answer to the specific scenaryo.
- Mitigate the number of dice on the blitz. If it is a 1d block, you are better off than on a 2d block.
- Mitigate the scatter. If you know you will be sacked, you could still control somewhat the direction of the blitz, thus the direction of the scatter. you can then work from them, set the preferred area, and protect the preferred area.
- Hopeful. There are situations where you cant do anything about the blitz, and your only chance is that you wont be sacked. In this case assume that the opponent will fail, and position in the way that you maximize your chances in case the sacking attempt fail. That may mean paving a path, and protect that, or making sure that the baller cant be cornered by the opponent.
These are just examples, but i hope it helps giving a vision in this scenario.
Not bad advice, but better advice is to loudly complain about the dice and how unfair the game has been *before* your opponent chooses the blitz.
Nuffle will reward you properly if you just complain loudly enough.
To add to Bghandras' point, it's basically all about what you can control and minimising the impact of the stuff you can't control. You also need to prioritise the importance of each aspect before you can decide on your optimal play. Reducing that 10% to 9% might well not be worth it if it tips the balance of another aspect unfavourably.
If you know you can't avoid the blitz one option is to get rid of the ball ie. punt downfield ('pass ball any square'). Depends on field position, score and time left in the game, but it's a useful thing to know you can do.
Thanks for the replies. Useful stuff and many options that i kind of contemplated, but perhaps didnt know which side to err on and ended up just fumbling it really. I think thats really the issue, I know the options but the thought process behind it is lacking. Probably lack of experience accounts for alot of that to be fair.
I think as a ongoing forum or series this sort of advice would be fantastic.
As someone who's in the middle ground between a n00b and a top coach, one aspect of the game that i would really love to discuss is the agile teams defence. You have so many options which are all viable, ranging from a passive double-layer defence and an aggressive cage-busting.
My fav style against bash is the asymmetrical defence (asymmetrical setup, deep kick, try to screen between the ball carrier and the los) which lies somewhere in between the super-aggressive and the passive. It can be very rewarding but may also lead to a very bad drive if it fails, deciding when it's worth to try it and when it's not, for me is essential in a defensive drive, what are the pro's thoughts on agile teams defence? How much are you aggressive and how much passive? When do you push for a steal? How much is the kick important to your plan?
The first question is: Do you always need to choose between the 2? In some cases you dont need to. You can do both.
The real point is that you should never be contempt with 1 obvious solution, chances are there is a better one.
Well, yes balance is key. But let's say you kick deep and there are 4 players downfield while the rest of the opposition takes care of your los and pushes into your half. There you have to make a decision: 1)either try to screen off the downfield ballcarrier ( + 3) from the rest of the team, potentially exposing some of your best to a blitz (because they're the ones who can really get in a position to put pressure), while still covering your half with mostly linemen 2) You commit completely to the screening, with a double layer, thus protecting your most valuables but also leaving your half almost undefended or 3) You stick to your half, make a double layer and do the classic dark elf passive defence, reforming the double screen one step back every turn, eyeing for a chance on the ball.
I think either of this is good in different situations, but what are these situations? What are the things you look at before deciding what strategy to apply?
How is it possible to have a serious discussion on tactics when this game is decided most of the time by rolling d6? Joking yet we all know every good joke has a kernel of truth.
My own focus would be on simpler situations, since I'm learning the basics. I'm thinking of creating a visual support: a notation for the moves, some ways to draw Xes and Oes, etc. However, I'm still wondering where to organize the screenshots.
It does look like there is atleast some interest so I am going to try and get a group of coaches together. If anyone reads this and is interested in being in a roundtable discussion PM me.
Great idea! I'd love to have some tips that cover when to score and when to try and stall. Great alternative ways to guard the ball besides the standard cagew ould be fantastic as well.
Hope you do the round table! That sounds like it'd be super helpful for someone at my level.


Will you be attending the Community Care Live conference at the end of this month (27-28 September)?
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Sun emits a mid-level solar flare
by NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center
The sun emitted a mid-level solar flare, peaking at 9:03 a.m. EDT on April 18, 2014, and NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory captured images of the event. Solar flares are powerful bursts of radiation. Harmful radiation from a flare cannot pass through Earth's atmosphere to physically affect humans on the ground, however -- when intense enough -- they can disturb the atmosphere in the layer where GPS and communications signals travel. Credit: NASA SDO
The sun emitted a mid-level solar flare, peaking at 9:03 a.m. EDT on April 18, 2014, and NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory captured images of the event. Solar flares are powerful bursts of radiation. Harmful radiation from a flare cannot pass through Earth's atmosphere to physically affect humans on the ground, however—when intense enough—they can disturb the atmosphere in the layer where GPS and communications signals travel.
To see how this event may impact Earth, please visit NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center at http://spaceweather.gov, the U.S. government's official source for space weather forecasts, alerts, watches and warnings.
This flare is classified as an M7-class flare. M-class flares are one step below the most intense flares, which are designated as X-class.
Provided by NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center
Citation: Sun emits a mid-level solar flare (2014, April 18) retrieved 29 January 2023 from https://phys.org/news/2014-04-sun-emits-mid-level-solar-flare.html
NASA releases images of M-class solar flare
NASA releases images of X-class solar flare
Sun spits out mid-level solar flare
Mid-level solar flare seen by NASA's SDO
NASA's SDO shows images of significant solar flare
Sun unleashes first X-class flare of 2014
BepiColombo and Solar Orbiter compare notes at Venus
NASA, Pentagon developing nuclear-powered rocket for Mars voyage
Plasma thrusters used on satellites could be much more powerful than previously believed
Europe's JUICE spacecraft ready to explore Jupiter's icy moons
Incorporating scents into a VR environment suitable for spacefarers
The rich meteorology of Mars studied in detail from the Perseverance rover

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Cartagena lays claim to the best hotels in Colombia, including some fabulous converted mansions, replete with shady courtyards and gifted bar staff. Casa San Agustin is definitely our port of call when we hit the city.
Location, location: Built by the Spanish in 1533, Cartagena is a Caribbean port city of swaying hips, bustling squares and faded colonial grandeur. Its narrow cobbled streets are studded with churches, monasteries and colourful 18th Century townhouses groaning with bougainvillea. Horse drawn carriages rattle through the streets, men huddle around chessboards in parks and palenqueras in flowing skirts pedal fruit from bowls balanced on their heads.
Top Pick: Echoing Cartagena's fresh style and colourful Caribbean sensibility, Casa San Agustin is cool and refined. Located within Cartagena's walled Old Town, its art and architecture evoke the city's rich history as 17th Century Spanish stronghold.
Get there quick: There are direct flights to Bogota with Avianca from London. It is then an easy 90-minute flight north to Cartagena. Those coming from Miami or Madrid can fly direct, without passing through the Colombian Capital. The hotel is a short twenty minute drive from the airport.
Best for: Culture vultures and honeymooners.
Room service: The hotel offers thirty breezy guest rooms and six spacious suites with palm-shaded patios. Be sure to go for the Suites with private pools!
Family fun: Under-11s stay free and babysitting can be arranged with 12 hours notice.
Join up: Rooms can be configured into two or three bedroom suites, ideal for friends and family travelling together.
Cocktail hour: Head to the courtyard for a lively evening in. Resident mixologists put a twist on South American classics: don't miss the Humo Dulce, a fiery concoction of tequila, mango and sriracha!
Eat your heart out: Colombia's mouth-watering seafood and exotic ingredients inspire the contemporary coastal cuisine of Alma, the hotel's exquisite restaurant. Head straight for the courtyard and enjoy freshly caught mariscos in a Colombian-style bouillabaisse!
Out and about: Casa San Agustin is within walking distance of many of the city's historic sites, such as the Monastery of La Popa and the Plaza Bolivar, formerly the Palacio de la Inquiscion. The best way to experience Cartagena is to wander leisurely, savouring architectural details, street life and local snacks along the way.
Best time to visit: Cartagena is a year round destination with a hot and humid tropical climate. Rain can fall at any time, however the 'drier' season is typically the best time to visit (December to March).


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Vol. 8, No. 14 -- July 9, 2010
- SCLS is 'dream job' for new director Martha Van Pelt
- Library photos needed for System Celebration
- Don't forget to request 'Speak Up for Your Library' materials
- Member/Staff News
- New titles added to SCLS Professional Collection
- BadgerCat no longer available
- EBSCOhost planning site interface changes; Novelist, ARRC to be affected
- How to get citizens on the bandwagon for your library
- LA Times column makes eloquent case for libraries as essential services
- Zombies need libraries too
- Libraries may want to follow 'The Extraordinaries' to find professional 'micro-volunteers'
- Continuing Education Calendar
SCLS is 'dream job' for new director Martha Van Pelt
After 13 years as the Director of the Walla Walla Public Library in Washington State, and 27 total years of library management experience, Martha Van Pelt is the new director of the South Central Library System. She will begin her new duties on Sept. 1.
"It is a dream job to partner with and support the libraries and librarians of the South Central Library System," Van Pelt said. "I have been a professional librarian for nearly 30 years, and have worked in libraries since I was in sixth grade. It is the only job I have ever wanted. My role at SCLS will be in a new capacity, that of providing service to librarians directly and their customers indirectly. I will be partnering with smart, hard working friends, also known as librarians."
An avid sailor who had to give up her sailboat when she moved from Ohio to the desert of Eastern Washington, Van Pelt said visiting local sailing clubs will one of her first orders of personal business upon arrival in Madison.
As Director in Walla Walla, Van Pelt worked to retire the library's debt, and she led second- and third-generation migrations to automation systems featuring new technology and software (most recently Koha) without incurring new debt. She was an active leader in WALNET, an automation consortium in the Walla Walla area, and she is a proven fundraiser and strong advocate for libraries, helping raise $1.2 million dollars to construct a new children's wing.
Van Pelt's responsibilities also involved working with the city's Directors of Development Services, Public Works, and Finance, along with local civic organizations and outside consultants, to revise the City's Urban Comprehensive Plan.
As library director, and a member of the city's marketing committee, she was a regular talk radio guest, generated television spots, and was a regular contributor of guest editorials to the local newspaper. In an effort to help put the library "front and center" in the community, Van Pelt organized and performed in public events such as crewing in a hot air balloon, entertaining and working with award-winning authors, and riding a motorcycle as Library Lil.
"Libraries are my mission," Van Pelt said. "I protect them and use them to educate. As Thomas Jefferson said, 'A democratic society depends upon an informed and educated citizenry.' I contribute to society by supplying the citizenry with tools to educate themselves. My goal at SCLS is to provide the support librarians need to do the best job possible for their users."
Prior to her time in Walla Walla (1984-1997), Van Pelt worked for the Clermont County Public Library in Batavia, Ohio, first as the Coordinator of Technical Services (six years) where she was responsible for the on-site supervision of the building and renovation of 12 library facilities. She also supervised the Departments of Information Technology and Technical Services to automate the new locations, acquire and process materials, prepare manuals, and train staff. She was also a member of the Southwest Ohio and Neighboring Libraries Cooperative (SWON), which included public, academic, school, and special libraries located in Ohio and Kentucky. From 1991-97 she was the library's operations manager, responsible for the physical plant, purchasing, technology, risk management, all support, and public services.
"Libraries and librarians have always been about supporting people and their communities," Van Pelt said. "This is the same role I will play as the director of SCLS." Van Pelt said she's long admired the collaborative spirit of the Wisconsin library and education systems, and she's excited to become a contributing partner through her position as SCLS director.
"I have worked in many different types of libraries; academic, special, school, rural, and urban public branches with different funding models." Van Pelt said. "The skill sets I have acquired working in these varied positions will serve me well in this new position."
Library photos needed for System Celebration
System Celebration 2010, which will be held Tuesday, Sept. 21, is the 30th anniversary of this annual event. To celebrate the important work libraries do everyday, we're again asking for photos from member libraries. These will be compiled into video presentation to be played that evening.
This year, however, we're adding a new twist. We thought it would be fun to collect some historical photos from each library, especially from the past 30 years. Ten to 15 photos from each library would be fantastic.
Digital photos are preferred, but we can scan prints for you if you'd like. We'll return them as soon as we're finished. If you send digital photos, you can either email them to Mark Ibach or send them through Delivery (on CD-ROM or DVD).
If you have questions, contact Mark Ibach. Photos should be submitted no later than Aug. 31.
Don't forget to request 'Speak Up for Your Library' materials
With state elections this fall (Sept. 14 primary and Nov. 2 general election), the need to be more proactive in library advocacy should be a priority. To this end, "Speak Up for Your Library" materials are available at no cost to SCLS member libraries, and we encourage every library to make the sign-up cards available to library users. By involving your library users and supporters you also strengthen the position of your library within the community.
Expanding this list of residents willing to speak in support of libraries is critical, and may be more important than ever if local and state budget pictures don't improve markedly. Of the list's nearly 1,800 members, a majority live in Dane County. To be most effective in our outreach efforts, we need to ensure that library supporters in all communities have an opportunity to speak up. That can only happen when all libraries make the cards available.
We have plenty of the cards on hand, and we can get them to you through Delivery in a day or two. Just contact Mark Ibach to place your request. We also encourage libraries to link from their website to the online sign-up form at www.scls.info/pr/speak_up.
As an added advocacy effort, we'd like to encourage libraries to promote the SCLS "Library Use Value Calculator." This is an excellent opportunity for library users to attach a financial impact to their personal use of the library.
Finally, libraries are also encouraged to promote the "Libraries for Real Life" website. The personal stories of those whose lives have been positively impacted by libraries are excellent advocacy tools, and this site is an easy way to collect and share the stories. Promotional materials are available free of charge to SCLS member libraries.
Member/Staff News
It's Monday, so this lime green whale-sized Dane County Library Service bookmobile -- "Booker" -- is headed to its weekly docking in the village of Blue Mounds, population 757. Read more in the Wisconsin State Journal.
For an update on the construction of the new Fitchburg Public Library, read the Fitchburg Star.
Kilbourn Public Library's bookmobile now offers wireless Internet, make and take activities, and the opportunity to participate in the summer reading programs to its patrons in the Wisconsin Dells and Lake Delton area. With the help of a donation from the Lake Delton Lions Club, the Kilbourn Public Library Bookmobile is now a Wi-Fi hotspot. Read more in the June 25 Wisconsin Dells Events article.
The June 2010 LINK Library Statistics Summary is posted on Automation's website. Both PDF and Excel versions of this report are posted.
Nicole Ozanich is the new Youth Services Librarian (full-time) at Portage County Public Library, effective July 6. She comes from Farmington Hills Public Library, which is a Detroit suburb.
New titles added to SCLS Professional Collection
The following titles have been added to the SCLS Professional Collection, which is available to staff at member libraries.
The Tech Set Series:
Next-Gen Library Catalogs by Marshall Breeding
Mobile Technology and Libraries by Jason Griffey
Microblogging and Lifestreaming in Libraries by Robin M. Hastings
Library Videos and Webcasts by Thomas Sean Casserley Robinson
Wikis for Libraries by Lauren Pressley
Technology Training for Libraries by Sarah Houghton-Jan
A Social Networking Primer for Librarians by Cliff Landis
Library Camps and Unconferences by Steve Lawson
Gaming in Libraries by Kelly Nicole Czarnecki
Effective Blogging for Libraries by Connie Crosby
Managing Change and People in Libraries by Tinker Massey
Building Library 3.0: Issues in Creating a Culture of Participation by Woody Evans
Intellectual Freedom Manual, 8th edition, by The Office for Intellectual Freedom, ALA
Multicultural Programs for Tweens and Teens edited by Linda Alexander and Nahyun Kwon
The Complete Library Trustee Handbook by Sally Gardner Reed and Jillian Kalonick
Designing Space for Children and Teens in Libraries and Public Spaces by Sandra Feinberg and James R. Keller
BadgerCat no longer available
BadgerCat, Wisconsin's view of WorldCat that has been available through WiLS to Wisconsin libraries by subscription, has not be renewed for FY11. The WiLS BadgerCat subscription expired on June 30, 2010.
Links to BadgerCat have been removed from the SCLS web pages.
EBSCOhost planning site interface changes; Novelist, ARRC to be affected
We've already told you about changes that are coming to Novelist (http://scls.typepad.com/online_update/2010/05/uo0810.html#novelist) later this summer, but EBSCOhost recently announced upcoming general user interface changes, as well as improvements and enhancements to Auto Repair Reference Center (ARRC).
To refresh yourself about the upcoming changes to Novelist, and to find links to more information, be sure to check out the link above. One of the key resources is a "Frequently Asked Questions" document.
As for ARRC, you can view examples of the new, intuitive screens coming with the updated interface. Some of the most significant planned upgrades are listed below.
All repairs classified by OEMs, such as Ford, Honda, etc., on a given vehicle will be categorized and made available in the new ARRC user interface
Thousands of repairs (as opposed to hundreds in print repair manuals) for each vehicle will provide the most comprehensive repair coverage available to the Do-it-Yourselfer
Coverage will be provided for many more vehicles than Chilton, with historic repair information dating back to the 1940s
Content indices will make finding repair information much easier, and will include wiring diagrams, specifications, maintenance intervals, TSBs, recalls and labor guide estimates
A streamlined content update system will ensure currency superior to the manual methods used by other sources
Researchers using the new interface will have more complete access to what they need, by being able to find content from PDFs, including graphics in the repair procedures
This release is expected for late summer/early fall, and will require no changes on your part. The new user interface will simply replace the existing ARRC as soon as it is ready.
Also planned is a more general upgrade to the EBSCOhost product interface. Below is a summary of the most significant changes you will see later this summer. None of these enhancements requires that you make adjustments to accommodate them.
Limiters and the date slider will move from the right to the left column beside the Result List, which is a more intuitive position for these popular features, consolidating all the ways users can refine and work with their results in one area. (view the updated Result List)
Detailed record pages will be more streamlined, and links to full text, your link resolvers, ILL, etc. will be more prominently displayed on the right.
Users will be able to select multiple clusters and source types when managing results.
There will be an enhanced PDF Viewer, Content Viewer, HTML Full Text, etc.
A "breadbox" will show users which limiters, expanders and source types have already been selected.
Simpler overall interface elements will increase the intuitiveness of the user experience.
If you require further technical assistance, please visit EBSCO's Support Site or contact BadgerLink Technical Support.
How to get citizens on the bandwagon for your library
In a recent call to action for libraries in the Huffington Post, Carol Fitzgerald of Bookreporter.com gave advice on what to do to fight the proposals by many local governments to cut library services -- or in the case of her hometown, Cedar Grove, N.J., to cut the library system entirely.
"Write your Senators impassioned letters on what libraries have meant and mean to you today. Talk about how important all libraries -- school, public and college -- are to this country and how awful it will be when they start closing or experience devastating reductions in services. The more personal the note, the more effective... Also, consider writing an Op-Ed piece or other article for your local paper."
Don't forget to check in at Save Libraries for the latest news on how libraries around the country are faring and what can be done to help. Another site in the same vein (although the name is a little less encouraging) is Losing Libraries, in cooperation with Library Journal.
LA Times column makes eloquent case for libraries as essential services
You know that libraries are essential services in your community, but convincing decision-makers when budgets are tight is another matter.
But a Los Angeles Times guest column by Marilyn Johnson, author of "This Book Is Overdue!" makes the case very eloquently, and in a timely manner. It's worth the read.
Zombies need libraries too
Libraries have found many interesting ways to deal with the negative consequences of budget cuts, and the Public Library of Charlotte & Mecklenburg County (PLCMC) has turned to Zombies. Watch the library's video "Zombies Natural Habitat" on YouTube.
Libraries may want to follow 'The Extraordinaries' to find professional 'micro-volunteers'
Finding volunteers with the specific skills or abilities your library needs can sometimes be a challenge, but a new organization called "The Extraordinaries" aims to enable "micro-volunteering," whereby philanthropists with a few minutes of free time can use it to make a difference.
While you can't currently sign up to use this service (it's in private limited beta testing), San Francisco-based The Extraordinaries is worth watching to see if it's a business model that works. You can sign up to get more information as it becomes available.
The online platform seeks to make it easy for altruistic consumers to support an organization or cause they care about -- like libraries. Toward that end, it enlists both individuals and groups of company employees to contribute their expertise to a nonprofit in even the smallest chunks of time. Nonprofits begin by posting requests to the site; those, in turn, are routed to would-be volunteers based on their skills and interests. Examples might include translating a page of a document into Spanish, for instance, or helping to choose a new logo. The Extraordinaries even has pre-built "kits" that turn a series of best practices into tasks for volunteers. Willing volunteers then complete the requests during a spare moment via Phone (through a dedicated app) or web browser -- or they can share it with their colleagues. Either way, corporate team volunteers can track each others' efforts via a Team Activity feed. Current nonprofit users of The Extraordinaries include KaBOOM! and Big Cat Rescue.
The Extraordinaries is in the process of becoming a B Corp. (http://www.bcorporation.net/); its business model will eventually include charging organizations a fee for each task completed, according to a report on NPR.
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News Markets News
Bitcoin Price And Crypto Markets Crash
By Rakesh Sharma
Bitcoin price, which had moved sideways for the last couple of weeks, crashed to its lowest level this year. The cryptocurrency shed approximately 13% of its value in less than five hours, bottoming out at $5523 yesterday morning before recovering. Its overall valuation also fell below $100 billion for the first time since last November.
Bitcoin's fall had a domino effect on cryptocurrency markets. The five most valuable cryptocurrencies also slid by more than 10% and valuations for cryptocurrency markets fell below $200 billion. Bitcoin cash, which underwent a contentious fork yesterday, was the biggest loser, rapidly discarding as much as 15% of its value.
As of this writing, the markets and bitcoin price were mostly moving in a flat line. The overall valuation for cryptocurrency markets was $183.9 billion. Bitcoin was changing hands at $5,533.59, unchanged from its price a day earlier.
Why Did Bitcoin Price Crash?
As to the cause of yesterday's price crash, there is still no consensus. "It's a little hard to pinpoint," says Tanooj Luthra, co-founder of Elph – a scaling network that consolidates transactions on Ethereum. As examples, he pointed to two events that occurred in tandem with the slide in cryptocurrency markets.
The first one was the monthly expiration of bitcoin futures at Cboe. The second possible reason for the slide in cryptocurrency markets is a fork in Bitcoin Cash, the world's fourth most valuable cryptocurrency, into Bitcoin ABC and Bitcoin SV.
Luthra says the fork might result in a shifting of mining resources from bitcoin's blockchain to that of bitcoin cash because both cryptocurrencies share the same algorithm to mine new coins. Mining power is an important consideration in determining a cryptocurrency's availability and trading in the markets.
"If the price of one of these two (Bitcoin ABC and Bitcoin SV) goes up, it becomes more efficient for miners to start mining the more valuable coin," he explains, adding that the "uncertainty" in future valuations for bitcoin may have triggered a selloff.
Appearing on CNBC, Chris Burniske - author of a book on crypto assets, dismissed the idea of mining shifts. "It (Bitcoin Cash) has its own network. Its own drama," he said. "I don't think it is really relevant to bitcoin even though it clearly does have implications for market sentiments."
What Does The Future Hold For Cryptocurrency Markets?
Despite the abrupt fall in prices yesterday, Luthra is optimistic about cryptocurrency markets. "This year is much, much more realistic about what the use cases are regarding the actual utility of cryptocurrencies (as compared to last year)," he said. He says prices for cryptocurrencies will probably stay in the current range until the end of this year. "It (the prices) will be much more stable," he said.
Derek Urben, the chief financial officer at Coinigy, a cloud trading platform, echoes that view and says bitcoin has further room to fall by the end of this year. According to him, the Network Value to Metcalfe ratio (NVM), which is used to value bitcoin based on growth in its network, is not "supportive" of bitcoin's current price. The share of non-trading volume in that network is also "still anemic", he says. "I expect crypto to continue its plateau or slight downturn into 2019 save for a large corporation, either institutional or retail, entering the market – much like Fidelity," he said.
Crypto M&A Surges As Crypto Markets Crash
How Does Bitcoin Mining Work?
Bitcoin Price Steadies as Crypto Market Cap Hits All-Time High
Penny Stock Firms Cash in on Bitcoin's Rise
Are Bitcoin and Crypto Prices Totally Dependent On China?
Governance: Why Crypto Investors Should Care
Bitcoin cash is a cryptocurrency created in August 2017, arising from a fork of Bitcoin.
A guide to help you understand what blockchain is and how it can be used by industries. You've probably encountered a definition like this: "blockchain is a distributed, decentralized, public ledger." But blockchain is easier to understand than it sounds.
Stock Market Crash Definition
A stock market crash is a rapid and often unanticipated drop in stock prices.
How to Use the Price-to-Rent Ratio
The price-to-rent ratio is the ratio of home prices to annualized rent in a given location and is used as a benchmark for estimating whether it is cheaper to rent or own property.


Here you'll find the latest news, anouncements and images from the 108 group members.
Here's the stations that managed a contact with 1LR/WM18 world meeting.
Coming very soon beginning April.
108LR 000 CLUB STATION will be born and active with multi operators at times.
Qsl manager is Michael 26LR 009 ..standard contribution please ..2$£€ ...No IRC and NO QRZ ON ENVELOPE.
The Clyde Valley Friday night net will be running today 23rd Feb 2018 from 7-9pm on the usual frequency 27.405 MHz USB hosted by 108CT1642 (108LR666). We hope to get you in the log if conditions allow.
Available..Nice Award For Those Working 5 Station + Qsl.
Throughout October 108LR666 - Stu will be activating lighthouse SCO311. He'll post up when he's on air on the various LR facebook groups.
Huppy hunting & good DX.
29th July one day only with callsign 108LR/EU123 from the isle of Arran on the West coast of Scotland. QSL via Dream Team 26LR009.
The dates for the IOTA activation will be 24th-25th June 2017. We hope to get you in the log!
The 108 group have organised a trip to the Isle of Bute on the West coast of Scotland to activate it for Islands on the air. We are nearing a final date choice and should have confirmation later this week.
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"There is yet enough left of the old barbarism of slavery": Violence in Post-Emancipation Virginia
By Gregg KimballJune 10, 2015July 13th, 2021No Comments
This is the first in a series of four blog posts concerning post-Civil War Virginia and the lives of freedpeople after Emancipation. The posts precede the Library of Virginia exhibition Remaking Virginia: Transformation through Emancipation opening 6 July 2015.
Black assertions of personal, political, and economic autonomy and freedom after the Civil War ran headlong into white resistance. Southern whites, embittered by the war and desperately clinging to an antebellum model of race relations, violently attempted to enforce labor contracts, social mores, and claims to political supremacy. Local and state records, newspapers, broadsides, engravings, and federal records on microfilm in the Library of Virginia's vast collection reinforce the frequency and brutality of violence in this turbulent period.
``Burning of Churches in Petersburg.`` Harper's Weekly, May 19, 1866.
Before the Civil War, Virginia whites of all classes exerted repressive control over enslaved people through legal codes, harsh punishments, slave patrols, pass systems, and the threat of sale. Whites were especially fearful of slave rebellions. Emancipation and the occupying Federal army took away that control, and white fears of retribution became palpable.
Whites openly talked of an impending "Race War," and attempted to disarm African Americans and re-arm whites. In Louisa and Culpeper Counties, the confiscation of arms from African Americans prompted officials of the Freedmen's Bureau to order the weapons returned. Adjutant General William H. Richardson wrote to Governor Frances Pierpont in support of an Elizabeth City County petition to send arms to white residents.
"On the last anniversary of American Independence a body of Negroes mounted and armed with United States Sabres [sic] and pistols, paraded through the streets of the City of Richmond, and I am credibly informed that a system of nightly drill is kept up by them at more than one place in the City. Who can foresee what may be the end of this state of things? If there are any who desire the massacre of the whites by the blacks, that may, and probably will occur to a partial extent as one result, but if it does, the utter annihilation of the Negroes will as certainly follow it, as the night succeeds the day."
Richardson's prediction of violence would certainly come true, but not because of African American aggression. Whites reacted violently to even the simplest assertions of basic rights. In 1866, African American residents of Norfolk celebrated the passage of a national Civil Rights Act. One of the earliest Black newspapers, the True Southerner (available at the Library on microfilm) reported that "threats had been made in different parts of the city by white citizens that the colored people should have no celebration on this occasion." The parade proceeded with marchers carrying banners including one that proclaimed "The Ballot Box Free to All." The procession was pelted by rocks and bricks and soon the accidental discharge of a weapon caused a fracas between marchers and a city police officer that resulted in several casualties. Major F. W. Stanhope of the garrisoned 12th Infantry Regiment anticipated possible violence and quickly quelled the affray but violence continued through the night as armed bands of whites attacked blacks—at least two were killed and others seriously injured. The regiment came under fire from well-organized units of former Confederates "dressed in rebel gray." Stanhope asked his superiors to declare martial law due to the inability—or unwillingness—of city officials to control "these people and their prominent hostility to the rights and privileges of the Colored Population."
True Southerner, April 19, 1866
Manuscript of Governor Peirpont
Many whites violently resisted African American attempts at educational advancement through the many Freedmen's schools run by African Americans and northern philanthropic and religious societies. The Freedmen's Bureau records for Virginia, available on microfilm at the Library, document numerous cases of school arsons in the first few years of Reconstruction in Virginia, and many more attacks on schools, teachers, and churches. Harper's Weekly reported on a night of destruction in Petersburg, where "there is yet enough left of the old barbarism of slavery to incite to the wanton destruction of churches for no other reason than that they are frequented by colored people." Arsonists burned the Sunday school of the Union Methodist Church and the newly constructed African Baptist Church to the ground. Additionally, "during the progress of these fires attempts were made to burn two other African churches, the old African on Harrison Street, now used as a school-room, and the Gillfield, quite a handsome edifice on Gill Street."
Most violence between blacks and whites occurred between individuals over matters such as a labor contract, a breaking of racial etiquette, or a political argument. While these might remain small confrontations, they also had the potential to spiral out of control. Even after the end of Reconstruction in 1870, tensions in Virginia remained high as African Americans continued to push for their political, educational, and social rights. The so-called Danville Circular denounced "Coalition Rule in Danville" and was published as a supplement to the Staunton Vindicator in 1883. By the 1880s Danville was a burgeoning industrial center with a majority African American population. The city was a bastion of the Readjuster Party, the black-white political coalition that had controlled Virginia since 1879. The Circular complained about African American control of public offices and the city market, and that African Americans did not show due deference to whites in public:
"They infest the streets and sidewalks in squads, hover about public houses, and sleep on the doorsteps of storehouses and the benches of the market place. They impede the travel of ladies and gentlemen, very frequently forcing them from the sidewalk into the street. Negro women have been known to force ladies from the pavement, and remind them that they will 'learn to step aside next time.' "
Broadside 1822
Ku-Klux Klan Department papers
On 3 November 1883, a young white clerk approached two Black men on the sidewalk of Danville's Main Street. The clerk tripped over the foot of one of the men and words were exchanged. The clerk attacked one of the men and ended up knocked down into the gutter. Such was the seemingly minor incident that led to a full scale race riot. The clerk returned with armed white men and another fight broke out, attracting the attention of black and white policemen and a large crowd of Africans Americans in town for market. As tensions rose, shots rang out from the armed whites; estimates are that 75 to 200 shots were fired in the space of two or three minutes and at least four blacks and one white died. Armed whites took over the streets over the next few days and routed the Readjusters at the polls the following Tuesday.
Unfortunately, the documentary record of the post-emancipation era in Virginia belies the oft-asserted claim that emancipation in Virginia was somehow less troubled and violent than in Deep South states. The records at the Library of Virginia also point to the continued and intense white resistance that would lead to the ultimate triumph of the Conservatives and the stripping of Black political rights through the 1902 Constitution. It would take the "Second Reconstruction" of the 1950s to restore some of those lost rights.
Check back at Out of the Box next week for a post on education in post-Emancipation Virginia.
Issues of the True Southerner published in Hampton, Virginia are now available on Virginia Chronicle here.
–Gregg Kimball, Public Services & Outreach Director
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Shiloh 1862
Another Saturday game at Micks and another 15mm ACW Fire and Fury, this time the battle of Shiloh, one of the first 'large' encounters in the Western theatre.
Taken directly from Wikipedia here's a background to the encounter:
The Battle of Shiloh, also known as the Battle of Pittsburg Landing, was a major battle in the Western Theater of the American Civil War, fought April 6–7, 1862, in southwestern Tennessee. A Union army under Maj. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant had moved via the Tennessee River deep into Tennessee and was encamped principally at Pittsburg Landing on the west bank of the river. Confederate forces under Generals Albert Sidney Johnston and P. G. T. Beauregard launched a surprise attack on Grant there. The Confederates achieved considerable success on the first day, but were ultimately defeated on the second day.
On the first day of the battle, the Confederates struck with the intention of driving the Union defenders away from the river and into the swamps of Owl Creek to the west, hoping to defeat Grant's Army of the Tennessee before the anticipated arrival of Maj. Gen. Don Carlos Buell's Army of the Ohio. The Confederate battle lines became confused during the fierce fighting, and Grant's men instead fell back to the northeast, in the direction of Pittsburg Landing. A position on a slightly sunken road, nicknamed the "Hornet's Nest", defended by the men of Brig. Gens. Benjamin M. Prentiss's and W. H. L. Wallace's divisions, provided critical time for the rest of the Union line to stabilize under the protection of numerous artillery batteries. Gen. Johnston was killed during the first day of fighting, and Beauregard, his second in command, decided against assaulting the final Union position that night.
Reinforcements from Gen. Buell and from Grant's own army arrived in the evening and turned the tide the next morning, when the Union commanders launched a counterattack along the entire line. The Confederates were forced to retreat from the bloodiest battle in United States history up to that time, ending their hopes that they could block the Union advance into northern Mississippi.
The battle 6am on the 6th:
The battle 6pm on the 6th:
The Union counter attacked on the 7th after being reinforced, but as Neal and I could only make it for the re-fight of the first day then I've only included that days fighting on here.
The table was set up for Neal and I on arrival at Mick's place at 9am and Mick and Mike were waiting for us as we got there.
The table at 06.00 game time looking towards the Confederate end of the table with Pittsburg Landing and the bank of the Tennessee River at the bottom left of the picture. If there's a tree in the hex then it represents a heavily wooded area (as you can see there were a lot of wooded areas!) :
The Confederate troops storm out of the trees attempting to over run the Union positions. The red marker represents a camp marker(original positions of the Union brigades):
The Confederate Brigades move through the dense undergrowth:
A view of the Confederate advance from either side of their lines:
This particular Union brigade next to the Tennessee River was completely surprised and over run, the only thing saving it was the fact that the Rebs stopped to loot the camp!
The right of the Union line next to Shiloh church:
The Rebs storm on and press the Union Brigades hard, but for the moment the line appears to be holding:
Heavy fighting takes place along the Sunken Road (running between the small pond on the left and that cream stone marker on the right) as the Union line begins to firm up. The Hornets Nest was to the front of this road:
A picture of a Confederate Brigade making a breakthrough at the Sunken Road, Mick took out three of my artillery batteries with this charge. His Brigade was almost surrounded and took a beating but I think he considered it worth while!
Heavy pressure at the riverside end of the Sunken Road (left flank of the Union army:
Finally a close up of a Reb Brigade going in:
Unfortunately Neal and I had to head off at this point ( 13.30 game time). The situation was that though the Confederates had achieved surprise the Union Brigades had managed to fall back and form some kind of line.
This was mainly due to the fact that the terrain was abysmal (one hex move per turn in wooded areas, i.e. most of the table!), and that any Confederate Brigade moving through or past an abandoned Union camp had to stop for one turn to loot it.
I think Neal will agree that though he had put up savage resistance to Mike's attack that his flank (the Union right) was beginning to look decidedly shaky and that pressure was still heavy on my left flank.
The Pittsburg Landing was still secure and there was plenty of space to trade on the Union right flank, but with still half a day to go before Major reinforcements under Buell were due to arrive the outcome was in the balance (others will have to write up the second half of the game taking place Sunday).
Last but not leased a photograph of the regular participants. Left to right, Scotty, not there that day, but there in spirit (hope the wife is better mate), Mick our host, Mike supplier of the better photos on this post, muggins, sitting down as usual, and last but not leased Neal trying to look cool with the hands in the pockets!
Good game, Good game!!!!!!!
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Ghastly Goths
A game played at our club (Border Reivers, Blagdon nr Stannington Northumberland) Link recently was a match up between a defending Late Roman/Hunnic force vs a mainly Gothic cavalry army.
The armies lined up as below with the Goths to the right of the picture and the Romans/Huns to the left.
The Gothic centre was composed mainly of heavy cavalry with warbands in support and were poised to smash straight through the enemy forces to it's front.
Roman archers supported by Hunnic light and Roman medium cavalry.
With the cavalry in the centre advancing the Gothic right wing moves forward in support.
Foolishly the Hunnic lights got carried away and charged the advancing Gothic warband and were soundly beaten.
The warbands continued to advance.
Dodgy lookin geezers.
The Gothic cavalry were decimated by the bow armed Romans and their allies to their front and left flank.
The Gothic armies were eventually driven off with great loss. Figures are nearly all Old Glory (common Andy you must owe me at least a pint for all the free publicity!) and some Gripping Beast.
Labels: 28mm Late Roman/Barbarians


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"It's possible to hate someone, to look at them and wish you weren't aware of their every move, and to want them more than you've ever wanted anything in your life."
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"I love you today. I really wish you were here to ask me."
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"Luke Evans is a heartbreaker. I didn't want to give mine to him. Not when he kept me out."
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