WINDON Wildcats player-coach Aaron Nell admits losing captain Jan Kostal to injury is a big blow for the club.
The 37-year-old suffered an injury in their 8-3 win over Streatham on Saturday and Nell admits he doesn't know the full extent of the problem.
Kostal will miss tonight's match with London Raiders as well as the weekend's clash with Basingstoke Bison and is set to have scans this week.
"He (Kostal) isn't going to be playing this week. I don't know how long he is going to be out for," said Nell.
"He's getting scans this week, so we will know more about it at the weekend.
"It's always tough because it happened when the game was over. It was a bit of a freak accident. Hopefully he will be back soon but he will be out this week at least.
"Jan is one of our best players, he is one of our imports and our captain but we have lots of good players and people who can step up.
Saturday's win at the Link Centre was the only match of the weekend for the Wildcats, who hit the road this evening.
However, with a cluttered schedule over the next few weeks, Nell says it is make or break for his troops, who are competing for league honours, as well as two cup competitions.
The last time the Cats came up against the Raiders was back on January 14 in the National Cup, where Swindon collected a 6-2 victory. "It was nice to have a Sunday off and to be fair to the players, if we have a lot of games or we don't, they are always ready to go and we will be ready for the game," he added.
"The next three weeks are crucial, it really is make or break for us. We will know where we are at the end of the three weeks.
"We have a lot of games, but that is what you want as a player. You want to be chasing leagues and cup competitions, which is what we are doing.
"I think we have hit our stride at the right time. I think we have been good since Christmas and now it is about keeping it up.
"Every time we have had to play a lot of games in a short space of time we have done well, so we need to do that again over the next three weeks.
"If we do that, and I believe we can, then it is going to be an exciting time.
"It is always nice to play a lot of games, especially if you are being successful." Apart from Kostal and long-term absentee Jordan Kelsall, Nell will have a full line-up to pick from this evening. After tonight's game, Nell and his troops will turn their attention to Saturday's league game with Basingstoke Bison at the Link Centre.


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The ability to forgive and forget comes easier to some than others. Of course, it depends on the situation. For instance, it's much easier to pardon someone for devouring the majority of the popcorn at happy hour than it is to absolve a cheating spouse. However, certain people will hold onto the tiniest slights for the longest time. According to astrologers, this personality trait could have something to do with the planets and stars. Read on to discover the six most unforgiving zodiac signs, from the slightly irked to the permanently peeved.
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One of the smartest signs of the zodiac, Aquarius doesn't have time for disloyal friends or rude comments. "An Aquarius will ghost you rather than forgive you," says relationship astrologer Anna Kovach. However, she notes that this comes more from a place of sensitivity and distaste for confrontation than it does from an unforgiving personality. What's more, Aquarians may eventually come back around. "Sometimes, time and space heal an Aquarius person's wounds," she says. "When this occurs, they may resurface and act as if nothing has happened." If you slight them a second time, though, you can expect them to be gone forever.
Aries will hold grudges for both themselves and the people they care about. "If you hurt someone an Aries person loves, they will not easily forgive you, if they ever do," says Kovach. "If you hurt an Aries person, they will immediately go on the defensive." Because of that, you'll likely have to work hard to prove that you've learned from your mistake and will never let it happen again. These tendencies are due to the fire sign's sensitive ego and protective spirit. After all, they are the warriors of the zodiac—and they're more than willing to keep a fight or grudge going for as long as they feel necessary.
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This hardworking, ambitious, and loyal sign won't endure any immature or disrespectful behavior. "They don't play games in relationships," says Kovach. "As such, they also have no tolerance for people who aren't honest and transparent." If you do slight a Capricorn, don't expect them to yell, cry, or pout. Instead, they'll remove themselves from the situation and give you less time and energy than they did before. "If you don't learn from your mistake, you may find that Capricorn has moved on with their lives and left you behind," says Kovach. They treat many of their interactions like business deals, and if you're not providing value, then you're out.ae0fcc31ae342fd3a1346ebb1f342fcb
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Taurus are known for being dependable, laid back, and intensely stubborn. But don't let their easygoing ways fool you—this sign isn't fast to forgive. "Taurus is a quiet sign that doesn't like to trouble others, so they'll keep their emotions under the surface and have that dissatisfaction bubbling in their hearts," says celebrity psychic and astrologer Inbaal Honigman.
Not to mention, this sign values trust enormously. "Their guard will instantly go up when they are threatened or deceived, but they won't go out of their way to show their grudge to the world," says Kovach. Once a Taurus person feels like they've been wronged, you'll quickly go from their inner to outer social circle—or drop you altogether.
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Cancer is ruled by the moon, making them extremely sensitive and hyper-emotional. With those traits comes a good amount of spitefulness and resentment. "Even if they somewhat forgive, they never forget an insult, slight, or argument," says author and astrologer Lisa Barretta. "The associated element is water, which makes them very fluid and easily disturbed. They will remind you of how you hurt their feelings even when years have passed."
Fortunately, if a Cancer is withholding forgiveness from you, you'll know immediately. "When they are hurt or betrayed, Cancer people will become moody, brooding, and resentful," says Kovach. In other words, you'll know exactly when you need to beg for forgiveness.
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Because Scorpios are notoriously mysterious, stoic, and fiercely loyal, it may come as no surprise that they're the zodiac sign that's least likely to forgive. "Scorpio may appear quiet and secretive but don't underestimate their ability to surprise you with an unexpected power play," says Barretta. "They don't easily forget a slight and will even the score even if it takes a while."
And when they do bite back, you can expect it to be harsh. "The scorpion's sting is intense and those born under this sign will make it clear when you've crossed a boundary," says Kovach.
What's more, this sign is particularly adept at knowing when they should distrust someone. "If you lie to a Scorpio, or if they catch the faintest hint of deception in your words or actions, they will hold a grudge for life," says Kovach. "They don't like to be made to look foolish and aren't afraid to sabotage even the best relationship to maintain the upper hand and make a point." So, if you've got a Scorpio friend, it's best to keep them on your good side—or else.
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Land Rover has revealed an updated Discovery Sport range that's available to order in the UK now. Similar improvements have also been made to the Discovery Sport's sister car, the Range Rover Evoque.
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New 48-volt mild-hybrid diesels join the range for the first time; the pair, badged D165 and D200, use a new 2.0-litre diesel four-cylinder engine developing 161bhp and 201bhp respectively. Both feature all-wheel drive as standard, but the D165 is equipped with a manual gearbox, while the D200 has an eight-speed automatic.
A new special-edition model called Discovery Sport Black also joins the ranks. It's based on the R-Dynamic S version of the car, but with a dark-tinted makeover inside and out. It also receives a new 286bhp 2.0-litre four-cylinder turbo with mild-hybrid assistance. Land Rover says the 0-62mph sprint takes 7.4 seconds, while the Discovery Sport's usual choice of off-road modes remain.
Prices for the new Black edition have not been confirmed but expect it to sit towards the very top of the line-up given the level of performance on offer; the rest of the Discovery range starts from £31,915.
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Students prepare for Sport in London
Saul Malek|November 29, 2017
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For Trinity students in search of a change in culture, Jacob Tingle, professor of sports management, offers a study abroad course called Sport in London. In the spring semester, students are taken to London for a two-week study of sports outside of the U.S. These two weeks are jampacked with activities.
"In addition to visits and guest lectures at a number of sport venues, [such as] Emirates Stadium, home of Arsenal F.C; Wimbledon; Wembley Stadium; Twickenham, the national rugby stadium; Lord's, the national cricket grounds," Tingle said. "We are touring Westminster Abbey, Stonehenge, Hampton Court Palace, the Roman Baths — in the town of Bath — and seeing a play in London's historic West End."
The group will travel from Dec. 27–Jan. 8. After the trip's conclusion, the course continues for about three and a half months on Trinity's campus where the students focus on academic readings that tie in to various topics such as racism, politics and economics. Students seem excited for Tingle's course and the chance to experience the iconic scenery of London.
"When I looked at the syllabus for the class, all the locations that we were going to be touring are places I have either heard about or wanted to visit. It presented itself as an opportunity I would never have again," said Olivia Thomas, a junior communication major.
"Spending time in London will help me realize how different American sports are and also see how some of our sports may have stemmed from different cultures and their rules and regulations."
For some students, the course is a stimulating enhancement to traditional sports management courses.
"I love sports and have enjoyed all of my sport management classes, plus I have always wanted to study abroad so this was a perfect opportunity," said Shelby Devore, senior communication major.
Through going on the trip, Devore believes that students will be able to see the different aspects of the culture and hopes the trip gives them ideas on how they can incorporate that into their own sports culture. Appreciating culture serves as one of the primary motivations behind the trip to London, as both students and Tingle alike strive to push the boundaries of sports outside the realm of the game itself.
"The trip to London will allow me to learn about cultural, economic, political and social forces and how they affect sport," said Justin Ventura, junior business major.
British sports were a deliberate choice for Tingle due to their close nature to American sports. Because of their similarity, students will feel an understanding and connection while still being exposed to new information.
"Many British sports are the fathers or grandfathers of the most popular sports in the world, including American football and baseball. Whether it is cricket or rugby or soccer, as London is home to the national stadia and museums, it is the logical place to learn more about those sports," Tingle said.
Just don't be too surprised if you see advertisements for a cricket club pop up across Trinity in the spring.


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Over 100 Crew Stranded on Noble Energy Rig with Hull Breach
Our firm has heard that as of a few hours ago, the crew of the Globetrotter II, which was not evacuated before Hurricane Ida made landfall, is now stranded on the rig as it floods with water. There is evidently a hull breach that has flooded the lower level, as reported by Live Storm Chasers via a Facebook Watch video.
"We are using pumps to try and pump the water out as fast as it's coming in…but it's to the point where it's equalized and the watertight door has been compromised as well," said a crew member. In the video, the watertight door can be seen opening and closing as the water comes in. The video also shows a glimpse of the hurricane winds shearing against the rig with incredible force. Official data shows that Hurricane Ida is one of, if not the most powerful hurricane Louisiana has ever faced.
The captain originally reported to the Coast Guard that the Globetrotter II was in "perfect operation," but contacted them again to retract his statement after the crew discovered the hull breach.
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There are over 14 drilling rigs in the Gulf, and most of them were evacuated before Hurricane Ida's arrival. The crew of the Globetrotter II, which is owned by Noble Energy Corp. but contracted to Shell, remained on board. There are reports that the rig's low marine riser package (LMRP), a type of blowout preventer was damaged. If the rig was unable to disconnect from the LMRP in time, that might have prevented them from evacuating. However, that's speculation, and as of this writing, the answer is unknown.
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Goodwill Industries provides hope, jobs and futures
By ANN GASBARREStaff Writer"Goodwill Industries has been in this area for over 25 years," commented Robert McElwee, president of Goodwill of Wayne and Holmes Counties. "The social service agency was founded over 100 years ago by a Methodist minister who addressed the needs of many forgotten individuals with disabilities who wanted and needed jobs. Last year, Goodwill placed 158 people in competitive employment with 86 different companies, served 784 people and provided hope, jobs and futures for individuals who desire to become self-sufficient and learn to earn a paycheck."Goodwill's mission is seen through its Workforce Development Department and is supported by funds received for the Retail/Donated Goods and Contracts Department. Donations to Goodwill are tax-deductible and 100 percent of the donations stay in local communities with 85 percent of the revenues supporting education and training. The organization is currently conducting its annual sale of 14 karat gold ornaments over brass. Designed by local artist Wendy Klepper, this year's ornament depicts the Victorian House in Millersburg and sells for $11.McElwee is a human resource development consultant with TFM Services and is retired as associate professor emeritus from The University of Akron Wayne College. He earned his BA and MA degrees in political science from Kent State University and completed doctoral course work at Kent State University.He and his wife, Diana, reside in Orrville and are the parents of two daughters. Maren Christine resides in Gilmanton, N.H., and Lauren Rachelle resides in San Luis Obispo, Calif."Diana and I moved to Wayne County in the summer of 1972, buying a home in Dalton," explained McElwee, a Canton native. "We moved to Orrville in 1977. I like to hike, play golf and read primarily non-fiction including gardening and biography. My wife enjoys hiking, playing golf, reading and lunching with friends."His memberships and affiliations include National Institute of Certified Professional Managers, Worldwide Association of Business Coaches, Registered Organizational Development Professional with the OD Institute, Society for Human Resource Management, Northeast Ohio ASTD Chapter, Northeast Ohio International Society for Performance Improvement, Leadership Orrville Steering Committee, Heartland Education Community Steering Committee and a member of Wayne County Children Services Board.He enjoys eating "pretty much anything my wife makes" and likes to grill steak, hot dogs and hamburgers and prepare meat loaf, bean soup, bean salad and spaghetti."I have to keep it simple," he said.The Presidents' Cookbook series features presidents of local clubs and organizations along with some of their favorite recipes and information concerning their groups. Groups wishing to be included in the series are asked to submit their president's or leader's name, mailing address and phone number to The Daily Record Living department.


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Inge Joanna Francisca Vermeulen (* 6. Januar 1985 in Americana, São Paulo, Brasilien; † 10. Januar 2015 in Utrecht, Niederlande) war eine brasilianisch-niederländische Hockeyspielerin.

Nachdem Vermeulen von 2008 bis 2010 in neun Länderspielen für die niederländische Hockeynationalmannschaft der Damen im Einsatz war, schloss sie sich ab 2010 der brasilianischen Hockeynationalmannschaft der Damen an, für die sie bis zu ihrem Tod aktiv war. Mit der Nationalmannschaft der Niederlande wurde sie Europameisterin 2009. Auf Vereinsebene spielte die Torhüterin die letzten acht Jahre bis zu ihrem Ableben beim Stichtse Cricket en Hockey Club (kurz SCHC), dem viertgrößten Hockeyverein der Niederlande.

Leben und Karriere

Vereinskarriere

Die Anfang des Jahres 1985 in der brasilianischen Großstadt Americana im Landesinneren des Bundesstaates São Paulo geborene Vermeulen wurde als Kind von einem niederländischen Ehepaar adoptiert und verbrachte ihre Kindheit in Utrecht. Sie begann ihre Karriere als Hockeyspielerin bei der HBS Craeyenhout im niederländischen Den Haag. Von dort kam sie über den altehrwürdigen HC Bloemendaal im Mai 2007 zum ebenfalls über 100 Jahre alten Stichtse Cricket en Hockey Club aus Bilthoven, nahe Utrecht, wo sie den Abgang von Beth Storry, die sich vermehrt auf ihre Nationalteamkarriere konzentrierte, kompensieren sollte. Zum Zeitpunkt ihres Abgangs zum SCHC wurde die damalige dritte Torhüterin der Nationalmannschaft vom Bilthovener Trainer Erik Jazet, einem zweifachen Olympiasieger, trainiert.

In ihrer ersten Saison beim neuen Klub, als sie als beste Torhüterin der Liga ausgezeichnet wurde, erreichte sie in der Hauptrunde den vierten Platz und qualifizierte sich mit ihrer Mannschaft somit für die Play-offs. Dort schied sie mit der Mannschaft allerdings klar gegen den späteren Meister HC 's-Hertogenbosch im Halbfinale aus. Ein ähnliches Schicksal ereilte das Team auch in der darauffolgenden Spielzeit 2008/09, als sich die Mannschaft abermals auf dem vierten Platz rangierend für die Meisterschafts-Play-offs qualifizierte und dort erneut im Halbfinale dem HC 's-Hertogenbosch unterlag. 2009/10 reichte es mit einem fünften Platz nach der Hauptrunde nicht für die Teilnahme an den meisterschaftsentscheidenden Play-offs. Deutlich bessere Ergebnisse erzielte das Team in der nachfolgenden Saison 2010/11, nach dem Abgang des bisherigen Trainers Dave Smolenaars und der Verpflichtung von Janneke Schopman als neuer Trainerin.

Unter Schopman schaffte das Team nach einem zweiten Platz im Grunddurchgang nur knapp nicht den Einzug ins Meisterschaftsfinale. 2011/12 erreichte Vermeulen mit ihrer Mannschaft wieder vergleichbare Platzierungen wie in ihren Anfangsjahren beim Verein. Auf einen vierten Platz nach der Hauptrunde folgte das neuerliche Ausscheiden im Halbfinale; diesmal gegen den Larensche Mixed Hockey Club. In der Saison 2012/13 erreichte das Team rund um die engagierte Torhüterin in der Hauptrunde einen zweiten Platz hinter dem übermächtigen Gegner aus Den Bosch und schrammte in den Play-offs nur knapp an einer Finalteilnahme vorbei. Ihre bis zu diesem Zeitpunkt beste Saison absolvierte die gebürtige Brasilianerin allerdings 2013/14. Dabei konnte Den Bosch zum Abschluss der Hauptrunde von der Tabellenspitze gestürzt werden, was in über zehn Jahren davor nur sehr selten gelang. In den Play-offs schied die Mannschaft nur knapp mit einem Gesamtscore von 4:5 gegen Den Bosch aus, qualifizierte sich mit dieser Saisonendplatzierung allerdings für die Teilnahme am EuroHockey Club Champions Cup im Jahre 2015. In der Saison 2014/15 war Vermeulen, die bei ihrem Klub auch als Nachwuchstrainerin in Erscheinung trat, noch in zahlreichen Spielen ihrer Mannschaft im Einsatz und war mit dem Team erneut auf einem guten Kurs, die Spielzeit im oberen Tabellendrittel abzuschließen.

Nationalmannschaftskarriere
Im Jahre 2008 wurde Vermeulen, die zuvor bereits für diverse niederländische Nachwuchsauswahlen aktiv war, erstmals für die niederländische Hockeynationalmannschaft nominiert und gab für diese am 8. April 2008 bei einem Spiel gegen Deutschland (2:1) ihr Länderspieldebüt am Feld. In diesem Jahr wurde die brasilianisch-niederländische Doppelstaatsbürgerin auch bei der Hallenhockey-EM in Almería als Stammkraft in allen fünf Partien der Niederlande eingesetzt, wobei sich die niederländischen Damen nach einem 4:1 über Schottland die Bronzemedaille sichern konnten. Später nahm sie mit dem Team an der Champions Trophy der Damen 2009 in Sydney teil, wo die Niederländerinnen nach einem 5:2-Erfolg über die deutschen Damen im Spiel um Platz 3 die Bronzemedaille gewannen. Rund einen Monat später stand Inge Vermeulen auch im Kader der Niederlande bei der Feldhockey-EM in Amstelveen, wo sie klar die beste Torhüterin des Turniers war. Mit der Mannschaft erreichte sie nach den drei Gruppenspielen mit 24 zu 0 Toren souverän die Finalrunde, wo das Team nach einem 5:1-Erfolg über Spanien und einem 3:2-Sieg über Deutschland die Goldmedaille gewann und sich somit zum wiederholten Male als Weltmeister und weiterhin klare Nummer eins der Weltrangliste feiern lassen durfte. Im Jahre 2010 war Inge Vermeulen zum letzten Mal für die Niederlande im Einsatz und entschied sie bald darauf für die Nationalmannschaft ihres Geburtslandes, für die sie ab 2012 zu regelmäßigen Einsätzen kam. Als einen der Hauptgründe des Verbandswechsels sah sie die Teilnahme Brasiliens (als Gastgeber) bei den Hockeyturnier der Olympischen Sommerspiele 2016 an. In der Vorbereitung auf dieses Großturnier traten die Brasilianerinnen rund um Inge Vermeulen, die unter anderem auch als Torwarttrainerin der brasilianischen Herrennationalmannschaft in Erscheinung trat, an den Südamerika-Hockeymeisterschaften des Jahres 2013, wo sie mit der Mannschaft den vierten Platz erreichte und am Ende als beste Torhüterin des Turniers ausgezeichnet wurde, an.

Tod
Vier Tage nach ihrem 30. Geburtstag wurde Inge Vermeulen zu Hause in Utrecht tot aufgefunden. Sie beging Suizid; über die genauen Gründe ist nichts bekannt.

Erfolge
 Mit dem SCHC
 1 × beste Torhüterin der Hoofdklasse: 2007/08
 1 × niederländischer Vizemeister: 2013/14

Weblinks

 Inge Vermeulen auf der offiziellen Webpräsenz des niederländischen Hockeyverbandes (niederländisch)

Einzelnachweise

Hockeynationalspieler (Niederlande)
Europameister (Feldhockey)
Brasilianer
Niederländer
Geboren 1985
Gestorben 2015
Frau

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