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Up to four people can take part in this BYO culinary masterclass and produce an Italian-inspired fine-dining menu that changes weekly
Recent Positive Reviews
About This Deal
The Deal
$39 for a three-hour Italian cooking class for one person (total value up to $55)
$78 for a three-hour Italian cooking class for two people (total value up to $110)
$156 for a three-hour Italian cooking class for four people (total value up to $220)
- Internationally Acclaimed Head Chef and Owner, Caleb Azuka has also been featured in the Australian Good Food Guide
- Three-hour culinary masterclass
- Participants can eat their meal at the end
- BYO drinks
- Italian-inspired fine-dining menu that changes weekly
- Small group size of up to twelve people
- Available to one, two or four people
Need To Know
• Purchase up to 1 additional as a gift
• Not valid on public holidays and special event days
• 24hr cancellation notice, otherwise voucher forfeited
• Seasonal menu that changes weekly
• BYO drinks accepted
• Check availability before purchase
• Standard fine print for all deals
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• Expiry: 90 days from purchase
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• Select date of booking and enter details
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• Valid hours:
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About The Corner Italian
The Corner Italian is a contemporary Italian restaurant regaling guests with a variety of flavoursome treats like arancini, carbonara pasta, slow-braised pulled kangaroo, eggplant lasagna, lamb shank or gluten-free chocolate cake. There is also a special lunch menu for children to satisfy the appetites of young ones. With its spacious interior featuring wooden tables, red chairs and black leather banquette seating, the restaurant is ideal for a leisurely lunch, family gathering or an intimate dinner for two. The venue also hosts cooking classes during which participants can pick up new skills, socialise and enjoy BYO drinks.


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BERKELEY — Prosecutors charged a 46-year-old Berkeley man with multiple crimes Wednesday after he tried to set multiple people's hair on fire outside a pizzeria and tea shop earlier this week, authorities said.
At 9:35 p.m. Monday, police responded to reports of the attack in the 2500 block of Durant Avenue. Officers soon learned that two men were eating at Artichoke Basille's Pizza, 2590 Durant Ave., when a man approached and knocked their food off a table before saying he was going to set them on fire.
As the men began to walk away, the man sprayed them with WD-40 lubricant, police said. Moments later, the same man reportedly approached four people waiting at Feng Cha Teahouse, 2528 Durant Ave., and sprayed at least two people's hair, managing to briefly light it on fire. Witnesses quickly put out the fire while others tried to hold the man, who had a hatchet.
Officers took the man into custody and searched him, finding matches, lighters, multiple bladed weapons including a machete, and several Molotov cocktails. He was later identified as Brandon McGlone.
On Wednesday, the Alameda County District Attorney's Office charged him with arson, criminal threats, throwing a flammable substance on others, assault with a deadly weapon and possession of destructive devices.
He was in custody Wednesday afternoon at Santa Rita Jail without bail ahead of a Thursday arraignment hearing at Dublin's East County Hall of Justice, according to a county records check.
Anyone with information is asked to call Berkeley police at 510-981-5900 and reference case Nos. 2020-00042515.
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— Berkeley Police (@berkeleypolice) September 16, 2020
Contact George Kelly at 408-859-5180.

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September 6, 2015
Creative portraiture. I thought Id try my hand a some out of the box make up. My pre Halloween shoot ! Lighting 1 K4t with grid as main light added a second k4t with grid and blue gel as a fill.
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robert bates - September 7, 2015
Wicked, the cracked skin looks amazing, very well executed.


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The staff are all independently contracted so prices may vary between stylists. Payment forms may also vary between stylist, cash and checks are always accepted for services. Please verify when booking if you will be paying with a credit card so we can accommodate your needs with the right stylist.
Please plan accordingly for the Palm Desert traffic! Please arrive on time for your appointment to ensure that you receive your full salon service. If arriving over 15 minutes late, we may have to reschedule your appointment in order to respect other clients' schedule. It is recommend that you book your next appointment prior to leaving the salon so that we can be sure to accommodate your schedule.
We ask that you give ample amount of time when cancelling or rescheduling your appointment so we are able to accommodate another client. We ask for a 24hour notice, if you are scheduled for multiple services please give us 48 hour notice. A cancellation fee of $25.00 for a single service or 50% charge for multiple services if there are recurring cancelations without a timely notice.
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CIPSNL Christmas Social - Free Event - Registration Required
Season's Greetings from your CIPSNL BOD
Please mark your calendars for the CIPSNL Christmas Social.
This year we will hold a Christmas Social Dec 15 from 7:00 - 9:00 pm at Humphrey's with our friends from ASQ and PMI.
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Edmund's Chamber~ Wookey - Further Notes
By John Cordingley (CPC/CDG)
Pete Glanvill wrote a superb article in the February 1998 Belfry Bulletin giving information about various high level possibilities available for further work by cave divers. On page 10 he briefly describes some passages reached by a long climb above Edmund's Chamber. The ascent to the water surface here is one of the most impressive bits of diving in Britain and the huge aven soaring above is certainly very inviting. However - a word of caution wouldn't go amiss. Andy Goddard, Russell Carter and I went there in 1989 and I got "volunteered" to de-kit and go and have a look at the high level dry stuff (see C.D.G. Newsletter No 93, page 35). I free climbed most of it next to the in situ rope but had to put a jammer on it to protect the final overhanging moves up to the passage. On arrival at the top the rope was found to be fastened to a single 8mm bolt which was finger tight and would only go in two and a half turns.
Pete had invited us to go and take a look at this area of Wookey and I passed a boulder restriction at the previous limit to explore about another 9m of crawl in a small sloping bedding plane to where it got too low. It's almost certainly a bang job and there was nothing obvious to aim for and no really convincing draught. All that remained was to get back down safely which was slightly problematic in that I'd been assured that I could abseil back to water level. There was no way I was going to trust that bolt and so free climbing back was the only option. This was eventually managed after several worrying moments but was far from easy. I don't know if anyone has been and sorted out this rope but if not, the next visitors to this particular section would be well advised to ignore the existing rope and re-climb the aven from scratch. If you rely on the rope and that bolt fails you could fall almost 30m. There - my conscience is clear ... !


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Chippewa Valley Electric Cooperative (CVEC) and local communications cooperative Citizens Connected are joining forces to improve Internet access in rural northern Wisconsin.
Collaborating For Connectivity
The two cooperatives recently announced that they will invest in fiber infrastructure to connect residents, businesses, and schools through a new entity called Ntera. Construction will start in Holcombe, population around 300, because it's one of the communities with the worst Internet access within the CVEC service area. Construction in Holcombe should begin this fall.
Ntera will offer 1 Gigabit per second (1,000 Mbps) connectivity to premises in addition to voice and video. Rates have yet to be determined. CVEC's service area includes approximately 7,500 premises within five counties. Citizens Connected has already invested in fiber infrastructure passing more than 3,200 premises.
Holcombe is a census-designated place in the town of Lake Holcombe, where the population is a little more than 1,000. Even though they'd like to, Lake Holcombe schoolteachers don't offer devices to students because so many of them don't have Internet access at home. Superintendent Jeff Matin says that more than half of the students don't have Internet access because it isn't available in their home or just too expensive.
The Lake Holcombe schools will use $80,000 in E-rate funding and state grants to connect to existing fiber in the community that will be incorporated into the larger network. Although the school district is obtaining funding to connect, the cooperatives are funding the network investment themselves. They have not yet released a final estimate for the cost of the project. School officials look forward to the educational opportunities the new fiber will bring:
Mastin is eager to have the improved broadband in the Holcombe area. Right now, there is Internet in the school building only.
"We'll be able to have our community having easier access to the Internet," Mastin said. "We could give (students) more devices to allow them to connect to it. It's definitely needed for education in the 21st century."
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"A teacher asked a small boy what lesson he got from the story of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:30-37). He replied, 'The lesson I got from it is that when I'm in trouble, my neighbors ought to help me.'"
– Excerpt from Some Do's and Don'ts For the Christian by Leroy Brownlow, chapter 12
This snippet from Brother Brownlow's book gave me a chuckle…but it also contains an important message: don't go missing the man in the mirror.
By "mirror", of course, I am referring to the mirror of all mirrors: the holy scriptures. Like the boy in the joke, it's far too easy to read our Bibles through a lens of what others should be doing rather than what we ourselves should be doing. James 4:11 warns against this kind of arrogance:
Speak not evil one of another, brethren. He that speaketh evil of his brother, speaketh evil of the law, and judgeth the law: but if thou judge the law, thou art not a doer of the law, but a judge.
Judging + not doing = hypocrisy. When we are too busy sitting in judgment of others, we leave little room to improve ourselves. Now don't misunderstand – is there a time and place to give a word of caution to a brother or sister who is in error? Most definitely…but I speak not of loving rebuke; rather, a holier-than-thou, high-horse, attitude of condemnation.
Imagine looking in a mirror and forgetting what you look like within moments (we can read about that in James 1:23-24). How about looking in a mirror and not seeing any reflection at all? Furthermore, imagine looking in a mirror and not seeing your own face reflected back at you, but seeing someone else's reflection?! All of these notions sound utterly ridiculous; yet they're not too far removed from how we can read scripture at times.
When we look into the mirror of God's word, there are two opposing ways in which we can use the view. The first is…
Jessica desperately needs help with her marriage. When her husband is at work, she opens up her Bible to try to find the answers for a more loving union. She turns to Ephesians 5:25 and reads:
Husbands, love your wives, even as Christ also loved the church, and gave himself for it.
She chuckles sarcastically to herself. "Yeah right, as if! I only wish Josh loved me like Christ loved the church…he only cares about himself. He'd rather watch television than spend time with his own wife. He's indifferent towards me and the kids. And don't even get me started on this 'gave himself for the church' bit…the only sacrifice the man's ever made is throwing away his entire paycheck on his hobbies. He's a pitiful excuse for a husband."
Allison has had an especially trying day with her children. Once her kids are tucked in bed, she sits down to a cup of tea and some time in God's word to calm her frazzled nerves. She turns to Ephesians 6:1 and reads:
Children, obey your parents in the Lord: for this is right.
"Boy, wouldn't that be the life for a change…having kids that actually obey me (without being bribed, nagged, or reminded a hundred times!) If I had a dollar for every correction I had to dole out to Aidyn and Aspyn, I'd be living in Beverly Hills! These brats will be the death of me for sure."
Claire is struggling at work with a hard-to-please boss. Exhausted after another day under scrutiny at the office, she climbs into bed to read some scripture before dozing off. She opens her Bible to Colossians 4:1 and reads:
Masters, give unto your servants that which is just and equal; knowing that ye also have a Master in heaven.
"I sure wish I had a job where my boss treated his employees with fairness! Like that'd ever happen, though. I just know Chris shoots down all my ideas because he dislikes me personally. He shuts me down before I even get a chance to explain myself. I'm so sick of this dead-end job."
I have given you three examples of ways we might use the mirror of God's word to deflect blame. Each and every one of these fictional characters used their Bible time as an excuse to look down on others and stress even more over problems they had no control over. What kind of result does this approach bring? They close their Bibles feeling worse than before, and their lives continue on in a downward spiral. Now, what if each of them decided to look in the mirror a different way? Perhaps instead, they use the mirror…
Jessica desperately needs help with her marriage. When her husband is at work, she opens up her Bible to try to find the answers for a more loving union. She turns to Ephesians 5:22 and reads:
Wives, submit yourselves unto your own husbands, as unto the Lord.
"Wow," she humbly admits to herself, "'as unto the Lord?' I've not been treating my husband as I'd like to think I would treat Christ. It's no wonder Josh spends so much time avoiding me, I've been so irritable and negative lately. I haven't been training the kids to reverence their Daddy, so I guess it makes sense that he doesn't want to hear more disrespect from them, either. Maybe he spends so much on his hobbies because he wants an escape…something that makes him feel joy and purpose – a role I used to fill. Boy, do I have some serious work to do. Even so, the Lord is my strength; and He's not asking the impossible. I can be the wife that I was created to be!"
Allison has had an especially trying day with her children. Once her kids are tucked in bed, she sits down to a cup of tea and some time in God's word to calm her frazzled nerves. She turns to Ephesians 6:4 and reads:
And, ye fathers (re: parents), provoke not your children to wrath: but bring them up in the nurture and admonition of the Lord. (clarification added)
"That's my problem. I've been so busy yelling and shrieking at Aidyn and Aspyn's misbehavior all the time that I haven't stopped to nurture them and admonish them like the loving mother I'm called to be. My rebukes are falling on deaf ears because my children don't feel love from me…my constant wrath is provoking them to wrath. This has got to stop. I'm the adult in the relationship, I must be the one to end this vicious cycle!"
Claire is struggling at work with a hard-to-please boss. Exhausted after another day under scrutiny at the office, she climbs into bed to read some scripture before dozing off. She opens her Bible to Colossians 3:22 and reads:
Servants, obey in all things your masters according to the flesh; not with eyeservice, as menpleasers; but in singleness of heart, fearing God.
"I've been getting so wrapped up in despising Chris, I haven't realized that I play a huge role in his openness to my ideas. The truth is, I've been a little envious that he got the promotion to head of our department instead of me…after all, didn't we go through training together?! Maybe if I stopped strutting around like a peacock and started showing some respect for his new role, he'd take me more seriously. I have been acting childish."
Each of our three characters have made it a point not to miss the man in the mirror. They have seen that they have improvement to make in their lives, and have shifted their focus from examining others to examining themselves. They realize that, though the other parties can stand to improve themselves also, ultimately that remains in the other parties' control. When Jessica, Allison, and Claire use their mirrors to reflect shame, they will close their Bibles with newfound determination, because the easiest person to change is one's own self.
In Conclusion…
Do you use the mirror of God's word to deflect blame, or to reflect shame? Friends, I implore you to release yourself from the impossible burden of trying to change everyone around you, when the man in the mirror is in serious need of a makeover. Don't miss him. Check your mirror today!
As in water face reflects face, so the heart of man reflects man.
– Proverbs 27:19 (NASB)
For God's Glory,
CA Bolks
Chelsea Bolks is a church of Christ minister's wife, and the home educating mother of two children. She and her family currently reside in Northwest Iowa.


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SCImago Journal Rank (SJR) 2019: 0.600
Rejection Rate (2018-2019): c. 84%
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$C_7$-decompositions of the tensor product of complete graphs
M. Wang, S. Wang, L. Zhang
A sufficient condition for graphs to be super $k$-restricted edge connected
A. Estrada-Moreno, J.A. Rodríguez-Velázquez, E.D. Rodríquez-Bazan
On generalized Sierpiński graphs
Y.C. Chen, Y. Yang
The thickness of amalgamations and Cartesian product of graphs
W. Carballosa, R. Fabila-Monroy, J. Leanos, L.M. Rivera
Regularity and planarity of token graphs
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Characterizing atoms that result from decomposition by clique separators
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Construction of cospectral integral regular graphs
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Characterization results for $L(2,1,1)$-labeling problem on trees
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Booting a Compaq laptop running ME
First, boot into safe mode, do a registry edit and recover your product ID and product key. The location is here.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\CurrentVersion. Copy both numbers.
Find a buddy that has a ME installation disk. Compaq is a "Pain in the A%%." They only give you a recover disk that will wipe out all of your programs.
Reinstall ME, forcing it to use the C:\windows directory. While doing the install, it may ask several questions regarding drivers. Direct it to the c:\windows directory. You may need to drill down into the "System" or "INF" directories so that it will load the needed Compaq drivers.
This should let you recover you system enough so that your icons will reappear and may actually get it up and running so that you can use the laptop with no further changes.
Booting a Compaq laptop running ME
Sorry. Good idea, but I didn't have an ME install disk. Your right about Compaq. Ultimately, I did re-install ME, using the suggestion #4.
Booting a Compaq laptop running ME
From Task manager click on file then new task(run)type in "msconfig" stop all the software in the startup group. then restart the computer.
Booting a Compaq laptop running ME
Sorry. Couldn't get task manager to run. Only got a process list.
Booting a Compaq laptop running ME
you can use a compression program that works in dos to move the file to floppies.
arj.exe, lha.exe and pkzip.exe (and pkunzip) comes to mind.
Unless the recovery cd does a format of the whole c drive you can also move the files that you need to a separate (new) folder and (re) install winme again.
When in taskmanager you can make a new task and run explorer, if it works and you have winzip , you can use winzip to move the files to floppies.
Booting a Compaq laptop running ME
Good thoughts--this might have worked on the recovery. As it is, I bought laplink to back my lap top to my desk top.
Booting a Compaq laptop running ME
You may not need to find a Windows ME CD. Look in C:\WINDOWS\OPTIONS\CABS. If you see a large number of .CAB files, those should be the Windows ME installation files you need. If installing Windows ME over an old copy, you shouldn't lose anything. Boot to DOS. CD to C:\WINDOWS\OPTIONS\CABS. Execute the SETUP.EXE file.
You might also run the registry checker. From Windows run the command SCANREGW /OPT /FIX. This may help your problem.
Good luck!
Booting a Compaq laptop running ME
Great help! I ran this from my Windows 98 boot disk and re-installed Win ME. I got into a panic because I could find the Win ME key. When we called Compaq to get it, we turned the laptop over to get the serial number and there on the bottom was--the ME software key!!!
Booting a Compaq laptop running ME
Windows ME have System Restore program built in to restore the previous known good configuration and you can find it in the Accessories>System Tools>System Restore. YOu have to boor into Safe Mode first to be able to use this utility. The System Restore will privide you a list of the last setting that was still good and select the date before the things happens and click Restore to let the utility restore back your original settings.


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You're both comfortable living with each other.
And when it comes to bathroom activities, there's no shame in going for a pee while the other one brushes by the sink. Love can be gross, but it's worth it.
He's got a stable job and can balance his responsibilities.
He makes a living good enough to take care of himself and expresses interest in taking care of you. Not that you need him to, but knowing that he adores you so much that he wants to can clue you in on his romantic intentions.
He no longer tells you he needs his alone time.
Because when it comes to giving him space, you're already generous, and he is with you too. You've figured it out! There's no more need for all the unnecessary drama when one of you needs a break.
Your families have been integrated.
Meaning, he can stand your doting mother and you can stomach his overwhelming relatives. Your love for each other extends those who were in his life before you even met.
He's accepts you wholly–both for your best attributes and worst imperfections.
He loves you not only when you're your sweet loving self that looks after him and listens to his problems, but also understands when you're a train wreck dealing with her own life struggles.
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Staunton River State Park Campground
Staunton River State Park is one of the six original state parks that opened in June 1936. It is located on 1,597 acres along the shoreline of the John H. Kerr Reservoir (also known as Buggs Island Lake), at the convergence of the Dan and Staunton rivers. The largest lake in Virginia is only one of the park's many attractions, which include a swimming pool, camping, cabins, picnic shelters and nature trails.
Size: 1,597 acres. Buggs Island Lake (Kerr Reservoir): 48,000 acres.
|Staunton River State Park Campground
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|- Drink Water - Dump Station - Flush Toilet - Playground - Showers - Store
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|January to December
|Campground has not been rated.
|Nearby Town
|Scottsburg, Virginia, United States
Staunton River State Park is 18 miles east of South Boston. Take U.S. 360 to Route 344. Follow Route 344 for 10 miles to the park, located southeast of Scottsburg, Va.
|36.6984846345 degrees / 36° 41.909' / 36° 41' 54.54"
|-78.6720228195 degrees / -78° 40.321' / -78° 40' 19.28"
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Hey, remember almost two years ago when the Los Angeles Angels were threatening to build a new stadium in the Orange County city of Tustin? Vaguely? I'd largely forgotten about the whole thing once Tustin officials said they wanted to receive fair market value for any stadium land, but apparently Angels owner Arte Moreno hadn't given up on the plan. Until now:
The developer of the proposed Tustin site said his firm worked extensively in recent months on a ballpark project, but could not structure a deal that made economic sense for the development company, for Tustin and for the Angels…
The two sides are believed to have focused on a stadium that would have seated about 37,000 and cost about $700 million. Tustin officials had said they would not provide taxpayer funding for stadium construction.
"At this point, there's not a path forward that's economically viable for anyone," Oliver said.
Instead, Moreno has now reopened talks with the city of Anaheim about a deal to renovate the team's current stadium, which could get very interesting indeed. Anaheim Mayor Tom Tait is one of the more skeptical local officials on the subject of stadium subsidies, and has been insistent that he won't give away valuable development rights to Moreno for nothing; a majority of the city council, though, still consists (until the November elections, at least) of members who approved the free-land deal that Tait later scuttled. Tait says he hopes to come to an agreement that's a "win-win" for both the team and the people of Anaheim; if most mayors said that I'd expect it was just empty rhetoric, but Tait seems to actually mean it, so … yeah, very interesting times indeed.


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It was 1944 in Benouville, a little village in France. German soldiers had occupied it for four years. Every day, they infiltrated the humble little town for food, drinks, and supplies. They didn't always ask nicely either. They invaded private homes for billets, and they constantly paced back and forth over the gray-painted road bridge over the Orne Canal. Their boots clunked on its metal surface, and the shadow of its tower… Read More
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Sales Assistant
Location: Livingston
Job Type: Apprenticeship
What you need to know: 31/10/2020
Their shops are at the forefront of their business, delivering the ultimate shopping experience for their customers. Their buzzing Retail team are always looking for high-energy individuals who want to be part of a growing workplace filled with passion and fun.
They look for enthusiastic people who can solve problems creatively and have a natural talent for engaging with customers and colleagues alike. People who are capable of helping them deliver the market-leading customer experience that sets them apart from the competition.
What will I learn?
SVQ Level 2 in Retail Skills (SCQF 5)
Level 2 Core Skills in Numeracy, ICT & Communication (SCQF4)
Employment Rights and Responsibilities Workbook
(Work based learning)
When you have successfully completed your Apprenticeship, you may have the opportunity to progress to an SVQ level 3 in retail.
What qualification or qualities are required?
You should have excellent communication skills with the desire to work in a team environment. You will be organised and confident with a passion for delivering exceptional customer service.
Nat 4 qualifications or equivalent is preferred but not essential.
You will be a reliable and enthusiastic person with a professional attitude and smart appearance.
Before you make your application, please ensure that you are able to reliably travel to and from the employer location on a daily basis. Please check bus times/travel arrangements.
Apply by clicking below.


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Improving Football Environment
Fri 09 October 2015
Football development
Creating a stimulating and rewarding environment where your players are rewarded for their personal successes as well as their teams successes. Grassroots footballers need continuous praise to raise the individuals self esteem. This will encourage our modern day footballers to be risk takers and try new skills and ideas in their practices and games. This will help prevent players being predictable on the football pitch and encourage players to think outside the box and try their new ideas. Creating this sort of environment for players to train in will embed creative thinking and encourage players to use and apply these skills in game scenarios and matches.
Players that are continuously coached in a less stimulating environment will not produce such creative patterns of play or individual skill because of the way the training environment is managed. This type of environment will limit the players development as many will have developed the mentality "fear of failure." Grass roots players need to be coached in an environment where fear of failure is non existent but where failure is an area to better ourselves - to be the best that we can be! Of course every player will fail at something somewhere, scoring a goal, mistiming a tackle - however, if this is managed correctly (creating the environment) players will thrive! The way feedback to our grassroots players is structured is so important this is why we believe the best way to do this is the positive sandwich method:
Success, to be even better, success.
For example: "Joe, your passing has been really good at training today, however you can be an even better player by passing into space as well as to feet, I liked the role you played in our last goal. - Well done Joe".
Rather than: "Joe, pass into space as well as to feet"
Creating this environment will allow your players to receive truthful, purposeful feedback structured in a way where the player still feels good and feels valued! Remember players are like us! We all want to hear praise!
You can find a wonderful football coaching environment at We Make Footballers Carshalton. Click here to find out more information about our football training in Carshalton.


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