In 1.0 part of the park, there are 5.0 dogwood trees. Park workers plan to cut down 7.0 dogwood trees today. In another part of the park, there are 4.0 dogwood trees. 8.0 park workers are on the job. After they are done with their work, how many dogwood tress will be left in the park? Answer:

Out of sixty students, there are 14 who are taking Economics and 29 who are taking Calculus. What is the probability that a randomly chosen student from this group is taking only the Calculus class ?
Out of sixty students, there are 14 who are taking Economics and 29 who are taking Calculus. What is the probability that a randomly chosen student from this group is taking only the Calculus class ?
Answer : 2 7/15 Explanation : Answer: B) 7/15 Explanation: Given total students in the class = 60Students who are taking Economics = 24 andStudents who are taking Calculus = 32Students who are taking both subjects = 60-(24 32) = 60 - 56 = 4Students who are taking calculus only = 32 - 4 = 28probability that a randomly chosen student from this group is taking only the Calculus class = 28/60 = 7/15.

Derivative of sinx by first principle?
Derivative of sinx by first principle?
Answer : 3 cosx Explanation : Answer: C) cosx Explanation: Thus, the derivative of sinx by first principle is cosx.

When you run Sysprep on a Windows 2000 computer, what happens to the user-specific information on the computer?
When you run Sysprep on a Windows 2000 computer, what happens to the user-specific information on the computer?
Answer : 3 It is removed Explanation : Answer: C) It is removed Explanation: The user-specific settings are removed by Sysprep.

How many white dots should there be on the wings of the last ladybug?
Answer:Three. The difference between the number of black and white dots is always two. The last ladybug should have three white dots.

Hemavathi cut a cake into two halves and cuts one half into smaller pieces of equal size. Each of the small pieces is fifteen grams in weight. If she has nine pieces of the cake in all with her, how heavy was the original cake ?
Hemavathi cut a cake into two halves and cuts one half into smaller pieces of equal size. Each of the small pieces is fifteen grams in weight. If she has nine pieces of the cake in all with her, how heavy was the original cake ?
Answer : 1 240 gms Explanation : Answer: A) 240 gms Explanation: The nine pieces consist of 8 smaller equal pieces and one half cake piece.Weight of each small piece = 15 g.So, total weight of the cake = [2 x (15 x 8)]g = 240 g.

Which warship has become the India’s first warship to install solar panels on board ?
Which warship has become the India’s first warship to install solar panels on board ?
Answer : 2 INS Sarvekshak Explanation : Answer: B) INS Sarvekshak Explanation: Indian Navy’s survey vessel INS Sarvekshak has become the India’s first warship to install solar power system on board. The solar power system works on sunlight and hence is 100% per cent reliable for power source that can be used for communication equipment, battery charging and general lightings onboard round the clock with battery outputs during night. The system is maintenance free.

India’s first multi-modal electric vehicle project has launched in which city ?
India’s first multi-modal electric vehicle project has launched in which city ?
Answer : 2 Nagpur Explanation : Answer: B) Nagpur Explanation: India’s first multi-modal electric vehicle project has been inaugurated by the Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari, along with Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis at the Nagpur Airport Complex to promote eco-friendly transport. With this, Nagpur became the first city in India to have electric mass mobility system with a fleet of 200 electric vehicles, including taxis, buses, e-rickshaw and autos.

Some children goto ice-cream shop. 9 flavours are available there. Each child takes a cone with two different flavours. No two children take same combination and they have taken all such possible combinations. How many children went to ice cream shop ?
Some children goto ice-cream shop. 9 flavours are available there. Each child takes a cone with two different flavours. No two children take same combination and they have taken all such possible combinations. How many children went to ice cream shop ?
Answer : 4 36 Explanation : Answer: D) 36 Explanation: Given there are 9 flavours of ice creams. Each child takes the combination of two flavours and no two children will have the same combination This can be done by ways i.e children. Number of children=C29 = 9 x 8 / 1x 2 = 36.

A bar 8 meters long is placed on a pivot 2.0 meters from the lighter end of the bar. The center of gravity of the bar is located 2.0 meters from the heavier end. If a 500 N weight on the light end balances the bar, what must be the weight of the bar?
Correct Answer: B. 250 N.

A person walking 6/7 of his usual rate is 30 minutes late. What is his usual time ?
A person walking 6/7 of his usual rate is 30 minutes late. What is his usual time ?
Answer : 3 3 hrs Explanation : Answer: C) 3 hrs Explanation: Let t be the usual time. If the usual rate is 1 unit, then the unusual rate is 6/7.Balance by the distance,1 x t = (6/7)(t 30)7t = 6(t 30)we get t as,t = 180 minutes = 3 hrs.

The delta region of the eastern coast is frequently struck by cyclones.
Answer: The Bay of Bengal is the centre of various pressure changes and hence there is always a chance of development of cyclone.
Due to this, the delta region of the eastern coast is frequently struck by cyclones.

Why are popes often old and sick? Answer: Young and full of health, they'd be too trendy and would be listed in the stock market. A solution for the crisis, perhaps!

Where is the busiest passenger airport in the United States?
A torch, an oak branch, and an olive branch are featured on the back of which coin?
A torch, an oak branch, and an olive branch are featured on the back of which coin?
Answer: The front (obverse) of the dime pictures a left-facing profile of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the only four-term President of the United States of America. The reverse boasts an olive branch, a torch, and an oak branch, from left to right respectively. According to the U.S. Mint, the torch is a symbol of liberty, the olive branch is a symbol of peace, and the oak branch is a symbol of strength and independence. The Roosevelt dime has been minted since 1946, when it replaced the Liberty Head dime. As of 2011, the dime coin cost 5.65 cents to produce.

We see infants, children and adolescents (birth to 18 years) with neurologic disorders or symptoms concerning for possible neurologic disorders. We provide consultations, evaluation and management and second opinions. We accept self-referrals and physician referrals for both visits with Dr. Siegler and/or EEGs or NEBAs. Our EEG lab is a unique 'log cabin' environment that relaxes your child for evaluation for seizures, or seizure-like spells like staring spells. Our NEBA lab helps confirm ADHD in children who are not responding to treatment or parents are hesitant to treat without diagnostic confirmation.
5.0 out of 5 Very pleasant, explains things very well and that is very appreciated! I would not change one thing with my visit. I came two days in a row with two different daughters and both experiences were great!
5.0 out of 5 No improvements necessary, great visit!
5.0 out of 5 We have been thoroughly pleased with the care we have received for the last 7 yrs!!!! We would definitely recommend Dr Siegler to anyone in need of this care!! Thank you for your service to our family!
5.0 out of 5 Awesome all the way around! A true blessing!
5.0 out of 5 Everyone in that office listens! This isn’t always the case in doctor’s offices. Dr. Siegler, thru all my years of bringing Landry to his office, never makes us feel rushed, never belittles us, thoroughly answers every question and concern of ours, and Landry is as calm and excited to see him as anywhere I’ve ever taken him.
5.0 out of 5 I value the time he took to explain my daughters problem, and he made us feel comfortable.
5.0 out of 5 Dr. Siegler was easy to talk to and very engaging. He listened to my concerns and explained medical terminology. He established great rapport with my teenage son which made him feel better about talking about his condition.
5.0 out of 5 I felt like the doctors very friendly he addresses if you're concerned that I had, he listen to what I had to say. Very wonderful doctor and his staff is wonderful as well.
5.0 out of 5 Dr Siegler has an amazing way of interacting with his patients. He jokes when appropriate and he is serious when needed. He makes us feel welcome and appreciated and has never acted like we are stupid and should know the answers to questions asked. He is always good to explain himself and to talk about any concerns we may have. he has been treating my son for two different diagnoses since 2012 and again, I couldn't ask for a better doctor! I am going to miss coming to this office in the coming year when my son turns 18.
5.0 out of 5 He puts my daughter's needs first and listens to her and me.
5.0 out of 5 Best visits I've had nothing needs to change.
5.0 out of 5 We haven't seen the doctor yet!
5.0 out of 5 He interacted with my child first. He talked with her, made jokes and had her laughing and at ease in no time. He interacted with her while talking to us. He took his time and didn't try to rush out of the room. Answered all of our questions and made sure we were satisfied before he left the room.
5.0 out of 5 Dr. Siegler was great with my son. He took the time to speak to him, not just me. Dr. Siegler made my son laugh, played with him and made him feel comfortable while we visited about his health. I was given plenty of time to ask questions in regards to my sons diagnosis and provided with handouts that gave in depth explanations to his condition. I was very pleased with our appointment, I highly recommend Dr. Sielger and his staff.
5.0 out of 5 I have been to other neurologist and Dr Siegler is by for the best. I had problems with my daughter migraines for years trying medication after medication and after one visit her he had them under control.. His bedside manner is amazing.
5.0 out of 5 He was very informative and friendly!
5.0 out of 5 He did well in making sure to ask if we have questions and answering those questions at a level we understood. Explaining the condition and treatment and concerns at a level we understood. He has great bedside manner and handles infants well! At this time we saw no need for improvements.
5.0 out of 5 Always takes the time to make eye contact when speaking to us or when listening to our concerns rather than just looking down at a piece of paper or a tablet as many physicians do.
5.0 out of 5 Easy to talk to, answers my concerns, is good with my son.
5.0 out of 5 He interacts with my daughter very well he explains everything I need to know and also listens to everything I talk to him about I dont think he needs anything to improve from personal experience he is the best doctor I have seen yet.
5.0 out of 5 He is just so personable and has such a great personality that puts you and your child at ease. We absolutely love him!!!
5.0 out of 5 Everything was excellent. Very friendly staff.
5.0 out of 5 Dr. Siegler takes the time to visit with the patient and makes an effort to get to know him in addition to talking about the reason for the visit. He's very personable which makes the appointment enjoyable.
5.0 out of 5 He is alway friendly and great with my son. Rylee is always excited about his appointment.
5.0 out of 5 Dr. Siegler makes my daughter very happy when she visits him. He interacts very well with her and she's very comfortable with him. I couldn't ask for a better Doctor!
5.0 out of 5 I always feel like I am listened to completely.
5.0 out of 5 He made us very comfortable and welcomed.
5.0 out of 5 Related to us. Spoke so we could understand and made us feel very comfortable.
5.0 out of 5 She talked to us about things in her life. Made us feel like friends so testing wasn't as intimidating.
5.0 out of 5 He always makes Sarah feel comfortable. She likes coming here. I appreciate the fact that he takes the time to explain everything to us. It does not feel like he is rushing off to see another patient.
5.0 out of 5 I love that he jokes around with Taylor and make the visits fun. He listen to my concerns and does not minimize them or make me feel like they are dumb or unjustified.
5.0 out of 5 He explains everything very thoroughly.
5.0 out of 5 He is so good with kids and makes going to the doctor a lot less scary.
5.0 out of 5 This office just knows what they are doing!! They show genuine care and always take time with you!
5.0 out of 5 The atmosphere in the office is very positive and welcoming. This seems like it would be a common thing but in large medical plazas it often is not. Thank you for a great experience.
5.0 out of 5 He was very informative and patient. I didn't feel rushed when asking questions. He made me feel very reassured and positive in his opinion concerning my child.
5.0 out of 5 She has a friendly and very warm personality. I think that is so valuable when dealing with an unknown and nerve racking situation.
5.0 out of 5 Dr. Siegler always clearly explains things with me and he always gives his honest opinion about the concerns I bring to him. I fully trust his guidance with the care of my child.
5.0 out of 5 He works well with patients and families. Very kind, friendly & fun but also professional. Perfect place to be!
5.0 out of 5 Dr Siegler is always so thorough and informative. We always leave feeling very positive.
5.0 out of 5 Dr. Seigler is a great listener & explains things well so that I always know what's going on.
5.0 out of 5 Reletta was amazing with my little one!
5.0 out of 5 My daughter has numerous Doctors due to a genetic disorder. Dr. Seigler is her favorite. He always makes her laugh and she is always happy when she leaves and says he is funny. He makes her visit fun for her.
5.0 out of 5 Very helpful. Explains in depth.
5.0 out of 5 I always feel like I can call them with any problems I have.
5.0 out of 5 He always listens to my concerns and always explains everything and he is great with my Grandson .
5.0 out of 5 Always feel that my sons appointment is not ever rushed, he takes time to ask questions and for me to ask questions. Very approachable and feel very confident with recommendations.
5.0 out of 5 Dr Seigler is very knowledgeable and professional, he has excellent bedside manners. He has built an amazing rapport with my son and I over the 13.5 years! He is amazing and trustworthy!
5.0 out of 5 He was funny, warm, knowledgable, patient, & kind. My daughter was very nervous and he made her laugh and feel reassured. He gave us a lot of great information about things to help her health both now and for the future. Would recommend to anyone who needs a pediatric neurologist without hesitation. I wish he was a pediatrician, I would travel the hour just to have him see my children!
5.0 out of 5 Dr. Siegler always talks to my son instead of talking over or around him. He makes sure that we all understand what is going on and what steps we are taking to handle any situations that arise. Dr. Siegler actually listens to myself and my son and never rushes us. I would trust no one else with my sons care.
5.0 out of 5 He's genuine and concerned and not quick to suggest medication.
5.0 out of 5 He is amazing with my child. He makes her laugh and smile through the whole appointment. We leave feeling confident and feeling heard.
5.0 out of 5 He spent time asking my daughter questions and made her feel comfortable.
5.0 out of 5 All staff listened and answered our questions clearly.
5.0 out of 5 He is always playful with Isabella. I always feel listened to. I don't have any recommendations. You guys are the best!
5.0 out of 5 Always sits with us and gives us time. I never fell he is "in a hurry".
5.0 out of 5 He makes his patients enjoy coming to see him.
5.0 out of 5 He takes the time to listen to my questions and concerns. He is never In a rush or treat us like a number. We are transitioning to adult neurology so this will be our last visit after 11 years. Dr Seigler is amazing. Would recommend over and over.
5.0 out of 5 Thorough examination of patient.
5.0 out of 5 Explained everything and was very kind and patient with my questions.
5.0 out of 5 He is so great not over medicatin n explaining best case scenario n expectations.we value his experience and patience with our special needs child he has a way to.calm n take time with us.
5.0 out of 5 Interaction with my son is great, he makes us feel at ease.
5.0 out of 5 I have no complaints about Dr Siegler or his staff. He and his staff excede my expectations with every interaction.
5.0 out of 5 Dr Seigler is professional and personal. He notices progress from one appointment to the next. When we are in the hospital, he's there too. I would like more detailed explanations of the EEGs and types of seizures.
5.0 out of 5 Decreasing the wait time is the only recommendation for improving visits but even that wasn't bad.
5.0 out of 5 Always explains things very well. Listens and answers questions thoroughly.
5.0 out of 5 He always makes the entire family feel comfortable from the visit to all the stress and questions that we have had through the years.
5.0 out of 5 Dr. Siegler (and staff) truly care about what is going on with our children. He takes the time to listen and help us understand the situation. He reaches out to other specialists to make sure our sons are getting the best care possible.
4.0 out of 5 All was exceptional!
0.0 out of 5 Very impressed with the way he interacted with our kids. My kids would probably want to come back even though they don't need to. We did not feel rushed and felt like we were able to ask anything. Thank you for a great appointment!
0.0 out of 5 He is always there to listen. He is always there to help.
0.0 out of 5 He does amazing with interacting with the child and the family. Very knowledgeable and pleasant.
0.0 out of 5 No improvement necessary. They were very kind and made us feel very important! Thank you for the hospitality!
0.0 out of 5 We've had a couple visits where Dr. Seigler has started backing out of the room while we still had questions.
0.0 out of 5 For us, your conservative treatment plan has always meant a lot and the way you told us years ago that it's OK if Talon has to take medicine for a lifetime if that's what it takes and not to put him behind a glass window to watch the world go by him- sometimes parents need to hear that because it's not always what the world is saying- THANKS, he's done a lot that they said he never would!!
A - Dr. David Siegler, M.D.

The UW-Green Bay History Club is an organization that is open to all students on campus. The History Club holds weekly meetings and organizes a number of fun activities throughout the year. Past activities have included game nights, movie screenings, historical battle reenactments, and field trips to museums. If you have any questions or would like to get involved, please do not hesitate to talk to Amber Foster, our club president, or Dr. Heidi M. Sherman, the chair of the UW-Green Bay History Department. You can email Foster at fostal24@uwgb.edu and Sherman at shermanh@uwgb.edu.

There is one big palace where 5 soldiers stay. Each soldier has 5 rooms. In each room there are 5 big tigers. Each big tiger has 5 little tigers. Each tiger has 4 legs. How many legs are there in the palace?
Answer: There are a total of 3010 legs in the palace.

Supervised Visitation refers to contact between a non-custodial parent and one or more children in the presence of a third party responsible for observing and seeking to ensure the safety of the participants.
The Supervised Visitation program is designed to create a positive, safe, and neutral environment where children and their parents can be assured of a safe exchange of visitation with non-custodial parents.
Monitored Exchange takes place when a neutral party assists with the transfer of the child from one parent to the other. A no-contact order is enforced to ensure that the custodial or non-custodial parent does not have contact with one another.
The objective of the program is for children to develop and/or maintain healthy relationships with their non-custodial parent in a neutral and safe environment.
For more information about visitation services or volunteering opportunities, contact Teri Cardwell at (301) 609-9887 or email Cardwell@center-for-children.org.

Teaching English in a monastery in Kathmandu: an experience to remember!
Teaching English to the child/junior monks at the Monastery has been an interesting, inspiring and educational experience for me. I only hope my pupils experienced it the same way. The atmosphere in the monastery was very welcoming, peaceful and enjoyable and so were the people in it. At times, it was challenging to keep the kids in line by using only positive feedback and enthusiasm (because they see and undergo enough violence in their lives) but I think me and other volunteers have found a nice balance to make lessons entertaining, engaging as well as educational. It has been very rewarding to see how much progress they’ve made in the three weeks I got to teach them.
Feel inspired to go for a volunteer trip to Nepal?
Find here all the opportunities for volunteer work in Nepal.
The best experiences of my life!
On November of 2017 I had one of the best experiences of my life doing volunteer work with children in Masiphumelele Township, South Africa. The purpose was to help, but it was much beyond that. I had a life lesson, a very great personal growth. Everyday in the morning, when we arrived at crèche (me and the other volunteers), the children were waiting for us with a smile on their faces. Receiving those smiles, hugs, and kisses every morning was the best way to start the day. Playing, teaching a few words in English, helping in the distribution of snacks, it was a better way to brighten their lives because they need more love, affection and care. They need us!
Want to learn more about volunteering in South Africa?
Visit our page with the volunteer opportunities in South Africa.
On our page with the orphanage and childcare projects, you will find volunteer programs in more countries, like Brazil, Cambodia, Nepal, Argentina, Thailand and Peru.
This May, June and July we offer free sightseeing in Jaipur for all our volunteers in India!
In order to introduce you to the Indian culture, we included some cultural activities, Hindi classes and incredible sightseeing trips in Jaipur for you.
This fascinating capital of the state of Rajasthan is one of the best-planned cities of its time. Jaipur was established by the then Maharaja, Sawai Jai Singh in the year 1927. Since the graceful architecture of the city features many buildings painted in pink, Jaipur became known as “The Pink City”. Besides the beautiful architecture, Jaipur’s musicians, artisans and craftsmen contribute to the wonderful athmosphere. Today, the city attracts the travelers for its fine jewellery, varied textiles and sumptuous cuisine. Moreover, there are innumerable sagas and stories of culture, traditions, practices and valour. This diverse land of rich cultural heritage is a royal treat for tourists all over the world.
You may choose, whether you would like to participate in Yoga classes, learn Indian dances or have Indian cooking classes, including to bake chapati, You will learn about religion as well, experience Holi and Diwali celebrations, and even draw Mandalas! With this short introduction to India and the “Pink City”, as Jaipur referred to, we believe, you are ready to go ahead with your volunteer project.
What is unique about our volunteer programs in India?
The staff from the local organization is very welcoming and helpful, always ready to give you a hand with your program or giving you tips for your leisure activities. As Lea put it: “The people are very friendly. sometimes you can be a little bit too friendly, but it’s OK. You get used to it”.
Are you ready for a great experience in Rio?
Visit our page with all the volunteer opportunities in Rio and see, what you like best!
Beautiful testimony from Paulina in Rio de Janeiro!
Lea’s Volunteer Trip to India: Incredible, Unexpected and Beautiful!
Lea describes her volunteer trip to India. When asked, if she could describe her experience with three words, she would say: “Incredible, unexpected and beautiful.” She enjoyed her trip to India from the beginning: at the airport pickup, the orientation, and the volunteer projects. She has been teaching English to children and met so many friendly people – they are unbelievable friendly, she says, and want us to discover the culture.
If you had a chance to describe India with three words, what words would you use?
What made you smile in India?
The people are very friendly, especially to foreigners – sometimes they can be a little bit too friendly, but it’s OK. You get used to it, you can not like to be a star.
What are the best Memories you take with you from your Project & us?
I would say everything, because it is very dificult for me to say, there is only one moment that is important, because for me it is all journey and I have a very big experience about it.
During her stay in India, Lea had Yoga classes, learned Indian dances and took part in a cooking workshop.
In order to introduce you to the Indian culture, we included some cultural activities, Hindi classes and incredible trips for you. You may choose, whether you would like to participate in Yoga classes, learn Indian dances or have Indian cooking classes, including to bake chapati, You will learn about religion as well, experience Holi and Diwali celebrations, and even draw Mandalas! With this short introduction to India and the “Pink City”, as Jaipur is referred to, we believe, you are ready to go ahead with your volunteer project.
New Year volunteers in Rio de Janeiro.
Happy ? 2018 and Welcome to Brazil.
Felipe Murray with his volunteers on Escadaria Selarón in Lapa, Rio. A promising New Year 2018 has just arrived and the volunteers enjoyed the New Year’s Party in Rio. It is summer in the cosmopolitan city and the beaches are beautiful.
Open-hearted people will welcome you. The Carioca way of life is beyond comparison! People thrive with hapiness and spontaneity. May be this year you try out the Carnival preparation project? You can help creating the decoration for the floats and dive into sambe rhythm.
In Rio you can teach English, work with Urban Environmentalism at the Tijuca Rainforest. The Arts and Design programs are sought after as well, you can even work with ballet classes. Or you choose to give your love and joy to the children of a day care centre or orphanage.
There a plenty of options, check it out on our homepage, the Brazil volunteer programs in full detail!
If you want to listen to the words of alumni first, check out the volunteer experiences in Rio here on our blog.

It is important that you take your medicine as prescribed by your doctor, including when and how to take it.
know what medicine you are taking and understand how it works.
ask about the potential side effects of the medicine. These are also listed in the package insert.
inform your doctor immediately if you experience any reaction to the medicine.
Insulin - what is insulin?
Insulin is a hormone produced in the pancreas. It is needed to move glucose (sugar) from the bloodstream into the body’s cells, where it is used for energy.
If you have Type 1 diabetes, your pancreas does not make insulin. For this reason, you will always have to inject prescribed insulin. This is the only way for you to control your diabetes.
If you have Type 2 diabetes, you may need to take prescribed insulin when your blood glucose continues to stay high despite taking pills or tablets as prescribed, and trying other ways to control your blood glucose without the desired results. Starting insulin is not a sign that you have failed in controlling your diabetes. Type 2 diabetes tends to change over time and as such, you may require changes in your treatment regimen.

Firstly, thanks to Jeremy Bourke and Cam Roberts from AFL South East for the opportunity to lead this group. It's been one of the most enjoyable experiences I've had in football and one I'll always look back on fondly.
The off field team consisting of Chris Fortnam, Gavin Taylor, Peter Freeman, Glenn Keetly, Fraser Byane, Sam Fox, Cam Roberts and Jeremy Bourke worked unbelievably well together to ensure a smooth carnival and an enjoyable experience for the players. A huge amount of credit needs to go these gentlemen. Great football people who grew together over the last 6-8 weeks, but particular over the last few days.
The carnival was terrific, with both games played in the right spirit.
Firstly we came up against Gippsland Power in Morwell. After a bit of a nervous start during the 1st quarter the boys began to settle into the game, but so did Gippsland, who took a commanding 19 point lead into half time. We were doing some fundamental things wrong that were easy fixes and to the boys credit they did just that. A 6 goal to 1 third quarter was the result. I think everyone watching saw the amount of talent we have on the Peninsula. This gave us an 11 point lead at 3/4 time. The last quarter was a bit of an arm wrestle with two talented Squads going head to head. At the final siren we were in front but Gippsland converted after the siren to take the honours in a terrific game which had the whole carnival talking.
We began our rehab straight away at the local pools followed by a dinner and watching Nat Fyfe win the Brownlow Medal.
The following day we had a recovery session at a local oval which allowed the Line Coaches- Gav Taylor (Backs) Chris Fortnam (Mids) and Peter Freeman (Forwards) to do some walk throughs with their groups and work on some things for the next game.
At lunch, we heard from Chris Fortnam who shared his football experiences with the group as well as goal setting with Sam Fox. After this we went through the vision from the Gippsland game and where we could improve moving forward. Such a terrific bunch of young men who took the feedback in a positive way which transpired into their performance the following day.
On Tuesday night we headed into town for a VLine Cup Dinner hosted by AFL Gippsland. We heard from AFL Victoria High Performance Manager in Leon Harris who spoke glowingly about our game vs Gippsland in regards to the standard of the contest and the talent running around. We also heard from ex AFL and now Gippsland TAC Cup head coach, Leigh Brown.
Wednesday we took off down to Moe where we played North East Border who had knocked off the highly regarded Geelong on the Monday. The entire squad was looking forward to this game.
It was very pleasing to see the boys make the necessary adjustments to their game. Shows they have terrific attitudes and a hunger to improve. These attributes are vital going forward for their football.
After dominating play early on, we didn't get the reward we were looking for on the scoreboard at the end of the 1st quarter - NE 2-4.16, Pen 1-5.11.
The second and third quarters saw us really stamp our authority on the contest whilst still continuing to rotate the players heavily in different positions which is vital for their development going forward.
All in all, a successful campaign was achieved. The improvement within the group during training and even from game 1 to game 2 was huge. VLine is all about development and Talent Pathway Entry. I believe these boys are well prepared for whatever the next step in their football is.
A big thanks from my end to the entire team at AFL South East. Terrific bunch of people that have our games best interests at heart. Another thank you to Fraser, Sam and Glenn who were unbelievable in their application to their roles. Also to the playing group, a terrific bunch of young men who are polite, well mannered, respectful and really represented the Peninsula in fine fashion. A true reflection on their upbringing so a big well done to all parents.
Last but not least to my coaching team- Chris Fortnam, Gav Taylor and Peter Freeman. All these guys came into the program with tremendous experience already behind them. But what I appreciated the most was the way they took on feedback, wanted to improve as coaches and also challenged me to be better.
Thanks to everyone involved, this was one of the most enjoyable football experiences I've had so far.
Looking forward to watching all of you continue to develop into terrific young footballers and respectful young men.