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The Philippine Consulate General in Houston reopens for first time in 25 years
Consul General welcoming the Ambassador and special guests at Consulate
Unveiling of the Philippine Coat-of-Arms at opening of Consulate
The Ambassador with all the Consuls-General and Honorary Consuls
With US State Department Director Robert Hopkins and Panama Con-Gen and Dean of Consular Corps Juan B. Sosa
The Houston Consular Corps came to celebrate with the Filipinos
The Houston Consular Staff with Ambassador Romualdez
PACC Texas officers from San Antonio, Dallas, Houston and McAllen were there in force.
Chamber Region Chairs with Con-Gen Adel Cruz and Honorary Consul Ethel
Consul-General Jerril G. Santos and Ambassador Romualdez with Honorary Consul Ethel R. Mercado and Gus Mercado
Ethel and Gus Mercado with the Ambassador and the Consuls-General in the U.S.
By Rose-Ann Aragon, KPRC NBC Reporter
Houston – It is a big week for the Filipino community in Texas and the southern region of the U.S.
The Philippine Consulate General in Houston celebrated its reopening after it closed 25 years ago. Dignitaries and consuls general from all over the world came to Houston at the new consulate in southwest Houston to celebrate the inaugural ceremony Friday.
"I would say it's pretty big, because we bring our services to their doorstep rather than have them go to places like Chicago or LA, which used to cover this area. Now they are just minutes away," the newly-appointed Houston Consul-General Jerril G. Santos said.
Santos said the consulate shut its doors 25 years ago due to budget issues, but officials say with 200,000 Filipinos in need of its services here in Greater Houston, the Philippine government approved its re-establishment.
"This is the beginning of a new day, and it bodes well for the Filipino community," Mercado said. "Honorary Consul Ethel Mercado here and the Philippine American Chamber of Commerce have somewhat filled the void and mitigated the Texas Filipinos' suffering with the Consular Outreach Program that we've been doing here for 10 years with the Consulate General officials and staff from Los Angeles. We've helped 40,000 Filipinos with their consular needs through the Outreach. But this is a very welcomed development. We are delighted that the consulate has finally been reopened."
Mercado and his wife Honorary Consul Ethel helped lead the decades-long effort to bring the consulate back. According to consular officials, the plan was finally approved and funded during the term of President Benigno S. Aquino III and came to fruition during the term of President Rodrigo Duterte.
"Several former ambassadors and all of the former consul generals and then the community at large have been petitioning the Philippine government for 20 years to make this a reality, and finally it's here," Gus Mercado, a longtime Texas Filipino community leader, said. "Our community is very grateful to the L.A. Consulate General headed by Consul-General Adelio Cruz for taking good care of us in the last 10 years," Mercado added.
The program included the singing of the Filipino national anthem and the Star Spangled Banner by "Filipino Chit Chat" talk show host Vincent Evangelista and Sheryn Regis.
Speakers included Santos, the associate regional director of the U.S. Department of State's Office of Foreign Missions Robert Hopkins as well as the consul general of Panama, Juan B. Sosa. Ambassador Romualdez was the special guest of honor.
"We have 200,000 Filipinos who actually live around here under the jurisdiction of Houston, and I know it's actually a growing community. We have a lot of Filipinos who are actually migrating here," Romualdez said.
Also in attendance were the consul general of Los Angeles, Adelio Cruz; consul general of Chicago, Gina Jamoralin; consul general of New York, Claro Cristobal; consul general of Hawaii, Joselito Alegado Jimeno; consul general of San Francisco, Henry Bensuerto; consul general of Louisiana, Roberto Romero; and the honorary consul general of Texas, Ethel Mercado.
When the Consulate in Houston was closed down 25 years ago, it was placed under the jurisdiction of the New York Consulate for a few years, then Chicago took over briefly. Then, for 15 years, Texas was placed under the Los Angeles Consulate, along with Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Arkansas and the entire southern California. It was when Houston was a part of the Los Angeles consular region that the Outreach program was established, managed by the Honorary Consulate in Dallas and the consulate's volunteer partners, the Philippine-American Chambers of Commerce in Houston, Dallas and McAllen. In addition to Texas, the new consulate in Houston under Consul General Jerril G. Santos will now serve New Mexico, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Oklahoma.
"Anything and everything that a consulate can offer, we are doing that," Santos said.
The consulate will also work to expand and strengthen ties with the U.S. "Eighty-five percent of Filipinos believe that the U.S. is our most trusted ally, and we will continue to trust in them, just as they trust in us," Romualdez said.
Many attendees said this day is one they would never forget. "Just to hear our national anthem being sung here gives me goosebumps," Santos said.
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Rose-Ann Aragon
About the Author: Rose-Ann Aragon is a proud Filipina American reporter for KPRC Ch2 News for NBC in Houston. She graduated summa cum laude in Broadcast Journalism at the University of Illinois. She also leads her own award-winning series, Generation Under Fire, traveling the country to produce stories related to school security after the recent school shootings. She empowers and connects the Filipino American community through her work at KPRC advocating for the Filipino WWII veterans and covering the reopening of the Philippine Consulate General in Houston. Rose-Ann's Filipina identity is something she truly cherishes.
*Editor's Note: This article and attached images are reprinted and published with permission from the author.
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Who Is The Best Central Midfielder Of The 21st Century?
Ryan Sidle
So that's the defensive line and goalkeeper sorted it's time to move on to the men who are going to make our team of the 21st century a real attacking force to be reckoned with.
For those of you who want to continue the done to death argument of who was better between Steven Gerrard, Frank Lampard and Paul Scholes now is your chance to vote.
But a word of warning there's a good chance you'll be picking someone completely different. Don't forget to vote.
Let's meet the candidates!
Esteban Cambiasso:
A La Liga winner with Real Madrid before moving to Inter Milan where he became an integral part of a team that won five Serie A titles in a row, culminating the 2010 treble. Helped keep Leicester in the Premier League before they went on to win the league.
Cambiasso kisses the Champions League trophy. Image: PA Images.
Steven Gerrard:
Probably the best Premier League player never to have got his hands on the trophy but his performance in the Champions League final of 2005 alone could have got him on this list. Could have left Anfield and won more silverware but stayed with the team he loved.
The 2005 Champions League belonged to Gerrard. Image: PA Images.
Andres Iniesta:
In a world of Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo it's quite an achievement to finish second in the Ballon d'Or and split them, as done by Iniesta in 2010. Has eight league titles and four Champions League's to his name plus two Euros and a World Cup, including a final winning goal in 2010.
Man of the Match winner in the 2010 World Cup final. Image: PA Images.
Kaka:
Speaking of the Ballon d'Or the Brazilian is the last man to win the award before the Messi/Ronaldo era. A one time Serie A and La Liga winner and also got his hands on the Champions League and World Cup. Underperformed at Real but a hell of a player with Milan.
In his glory days at Milan. Image: PA Images.
Frank Lampard:
There is no goal scoring midfielder better than Lampard. Chelsea's all time top scorer just seemed to know when to arrive in the box and it inevitably led to a goal. Four time Premier League and one time Champions League winner.
Lampard and Terry
Chelsea without these two still seems a bit weird. Image: PA Images.
Claude Makelele:
You know you're good when a position on the pitch is named after you. Sure there'd been defensive midfielders before the Frenchman but he defined the 'Makelele role,' by standing out in a team of Galacticos. Won Champions League and La Ligas with Real before titles with Chelsea.
An important building block of the Abramovich era. Image: PA Images.
Luka Modric:
Mad to think the Croatian was voted as worst signing of the season months after moving to Real Madrid. Now won three Champions Leagues with Los Blancos and was arguably more deserving of this year's Ballon d'Or than Cristiano Ronaldo.
As good on the ball as anyone. Image: PA Images.
Andrea Pirlo:
No classier operator on or off the pitch. Won two Serie A titles and two Champions League titles with Milan. They thought he was done and then he won four league titles with Juve. Won the World Cup and mastered free kicks.
Pirlo Brekko
No Pirlo, no party. Image: PA Images.
Bastian Schweinsteiger:
As well as having the most wonderfully German name going the former Bayern Munich midfielder was a pretty good footballer. Won eight Bundesliga titles and a Champions League with Bayern. World Cup winner in Brazil.
Schweinsteiger
Just about make him out there. Image: PA Images.
Paul Scholes:
It seems like people either highly overrate or underrate Paul Scholes but he was still a bloody good player. So good he won a Premier League title after retiring! Plus the seven before hanging up his boots and Champions League win. Couldn't tackle mind.
Scoring the goal that took United to the 2008 Champions League final. Image: PA Images.
Clarence Seedorf:
In all the charity matches since retiring the Dutchman has shown he could still be playing. Two Champions League titles with Milan made him the only man to win it with three different clubs, also won two Italian league titles.
With Pirlo and Kaka he's the third of that Milan midfield in the poll. Image: PA Images.
Wesley Sneijder:
Another who probably should be a Ballon d'Or winner. He doesn't have the longevity of everyone else but for the 2009/10 season alone deserves to be on here. So important to Inter's treble win and Netherland's run to the World Cup final.
2009/10 was Wesley Sneijder's season. Image: PA Images.
Xavi:
The embodiment of tiki taka and man with over 700 Barcelona and 130 Spain appearances to his name. Seven time La Liga winner, four times Champions League winner, two Euros and a World Cup to his name. The perfect partnership with Iniesta.
Xavi got used to lifting titles in his career. Image: PA Images.
Zinedine Zidane:
If Zizou has made management look easy then he made playing look even easier. Two time FIFA World Player of the Year, Euro 2000 winner, one La Liga and one Champions League. Took France to the World Cup final in 2006, put them ahead and then the biggest moment in any World Cup final.
Possibly the most iconic sight in football history. Image: PA Images.
Yes the next three aren't in alphabetical order because I a) forgot to put them in somehow or b) had long debates about their inclusion.
Xabi Alonso:
An important part of Spain's dominance whilst also capturing Champions League glory with Liverpool and Real Madrid and league titles with Real and Bayern Munich. Great passer and scorer of halfway line goals.
Just look at him! Image: PA Images.
Sergio Busquets:
Rounding off Spain and Barcelona's dominance of the last eight years of football. Busquets might dive and not be as glamorous as Xavi or Iniesta but he's been just as important in the Pep and post Pep era for the Catalans.
His strengths allow others to show off theirs. Image: PA Images.
Patrick Vieira:
Roy Keane may feel hard done to, missing out here, but Vieira's brilliance continued more in the 00s than the Irishman's did. Unbeaten season with Arsenal before being stripped of the Serie A title with Juventus and then redemption with four titles with Inter. An FA Cup with Manchester City and Euros with France.
Loved a challenge did Vieira. Image: PA Images.
Don't forget to vote!
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The Possibilities of Touch
Derrick Mead,
Morpholio
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Spark Digital Media
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Arborite
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IPad-toting architects now have some exciting ways to use their tablet devices for work, thanks to three recently released applications. The first turns the iPad into an interactive catalog. Arborite's self-titled program has been "rendering sample chips practically obsolete since 2011," according to the Canadian producer of high-pressure laminate surfaces. Rendering colors accurately on a digital device is tough enough, but Arborite's app, designed by Toast Studio, ups the ante by adding textural representation. All of the company's laminates are available in multiple textures, making for a vast number of possible combinations. Luckily for users, each variant comes with an explanatory Tech Specs menu full of current information.
Spark Digital Media's New Expression on Housing is an interactive architecture publication that makes use of the tablet's capabilities to integrate sound, video, and graphics into its updatable format. The editor, Carlos Pedro Sant'Ana, opens the first issue with a guide to New Expression that shows users how to navigate articles, change images, and link to more content on the Web. But the real potential for the app is in the back matter: detailed blueprints and elevations appear for each structure featured in the publication, which alone are worth the cost of the download.
The Morpholio Project, which launched in a beta version last December, breaks new ground with an iPad-as-portfolio application. Created by Jeff Kenoff, Mark Collins, Toru Hasegawa, and Anna Kenoff, Morpholio provides a flexible interface for architects to upload, arrange, and share work, which clients or collaborators can be invited to view and comment on. It tracks the number of views and the length of time users spend on an image, allowing for quantified feedback on projects. The capacity to record voice comments and to submit overlay drawings or response drafts will be added in a forthcoming update. Morpholio is designed for continued expansion, says Anna Kenoff, "flattening space and time, making crowd-sourcing easy and powerful."


The fast growing number of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology-based businesses encourage more governments worldwide to introduce legal frameworks for regulating such companies.
In order to strengthen its position as an attractive destination for cryptocurrency exchanges, Malta has recently decided to introduce a comprehensive regulatory environment for companies offering services in the field of cryptocurrencies, which aims to provide more legal certainty and stimulate cooperation between cryptocurrency businesses and local financial institutions. At present, due to the strengthening of the EU anti-money laundering rules, cryptocurrency businesses find it difficult to set up bank accounts and complete their financial transactions in Malta.
The Maltese government introduced for reading in the parliament three bills related to blockchain technology. These three below are examined in more detail below.
Virtual Financial Assets Bill, which regulates cryptocurrencies and initial coin offerings (ICO). The Bill introduces the regulatory regime for cryptocurrency exchanges. Moreover, the Bill gives "the necessary regulatory and investigatory powers" to the Malta Financial Services Authority to regulate, monitor, and issue penalties to ICO companies and exchanges trading with virtual currencies. The intermediaries that are subject to the Bill include exchanges, brokers, wallet providers, investment advisors, and asset managers.
Digital Innovation Authority Bill, which establishes Malta Digital Innovation Authority and sets rules for its internal governance. The Digital Innovation Authority will issue certifications for platforms operating on the basis of Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT). DLT companies that would like to start operating in Malta will have to first register with the Authority.
Technology Arrangements and Services Bill, which deals with the registration and certification of technology service providers, including system administrators and auditors.
If enacted, the laws will attract companies that operate in the industry of cryptocurrencies as Malta will offer to such companies legal clarity, a competitive tax regime, and excellent business infrastructure.
Due to the fact that "Malta is very progressive when it comes to crypto and fintech", the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the world "Binance" plans to move its offices from Hong Kong, where it is currently established, to Malta. The equity fundraising platform "Neufund", the digital asset exchange OKEx, and the blockchain platform Poseidon Foundation plan to follow the footsteps of Binance.


Tarn Taran: Aam Aadmi Party's rally at Chutala village in Tarn Taran on Sept. 23 witnessed a violent clash that left four persons injured. The clash reportedly took place between Usma episode victim Harbrinder Kaur's supporters and AAP workers.
As per media reports, the clash took place when Harbrinder Kaur reached the rally venue along with her supporters, demanding ouster of AAP's state youth wing leader Manjinder Sidhu contending that he was also involved in the incident in which she was thrashed by policemen in full public view outside a marriage palace in Tarn Taran on March 3, 2013.
Manjinder Sidhu was also present on the dais along with other AAP leaders when the clash broke out.
The police intervened and detained a few persons from both sides. No case was registered till the filing of this report.


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As Texas Goes...: How the Lone Star State Hijacked the American Agenda
Gail Collins
"Gail Collins is the funniest serious political commentator in America. Reading As Texas Goes… is pure pleasure from page one." —Rachel Maddow
A Kirkus Reviews Best Book of the Year (Nonfiction)
As Texas Goes . . . provides a trenchant yet often hilarious look into American politics and the disproportional influence of Texas, which has become the model for not just the Tea Party but also the Republican Party. Now with an expanded introduction and a new concluding chapter that will assess the influence of the Texas way of thinking on the 2012 election, Collins shows how the presidential race devolved into a clash between the so-called "empty places" and the crowded places that became a central theme in her book. The expanded edition will also feature more examples of the Texas style, such as Governor Rick Perry's nearsighted refusal to accept federal Medicaid funding as well as the proposed ban on teaching "critical thinking" in the classroom. As Texas Goes . . . will prove to be even more relevant to American politics by the dawn of a new political era in January 2013.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY AUG 27, 2012
Gail Collins explores the ways that Texas has influenced the direction of national politics, education policy, and the economy during the past 50 years. From failing schools and problematic sexual education curriculums to banking and housing scandals, she illustrates how the Lone Star State has led the United States astray. Collins's most compelling feat is capturing the mentality that seems to propel much of Texas (and to varying degrees, conservative) politics. As a narrator, Collins turns in a workmanlike performance, her tone shifting between the objective, judgmental, and critical. On the whole, she keeps the production engaging, but does falter in one major way: a certain degree of disdain and condemnation permeates her voice, particularly when she makes jokes or quotes officials. While this may not be as palpable in the print edition, her narration often feels snide and is thus potentially off-putting to listeners who might have been convinced by the evidence and not the attitude. A Liveright hardcover.
W.W. Norton & Company, Inc.
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When Everything Changed
America's Women
No Stopping Us Now
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This week I've been trying to put some of my concerted effort into pushing through school projects. I want July to be a month where I can mostly focus on reading the 40-50 books about social justice that are lined up on my office shelves.
By the way, I said some of my concerted efforts instead ofallof them due to the unfortunate circumstance that I discovered thatThe Colony, Discovery channel's reality TV show about an apocalypse disaster scenario is on Netflix. But, more on that later.
Working on a faculty development workshop and starting to redesign my Introduction to English Composition course were the projects of the week.
The course redesign is not ideal timing since I have my new course starting next spring, but the thought of reading one more research paper about a president or a first lady makes me nauseous. That means redesign has to happen. I had a breakthrough in the redesign of the course. I was going to base it on reading about social media. And, I was excited about that because I think students aren't self-reflective enough about the ways that social media impacts their education, interpersonal skills, and concept of the world. However, I was also feeling anxious about developing the course because I knew it was going to take enormous amounts of time to track down essays for the students to read, develop critical reading exercises to help students get the most out of the essays, develop writing assignments to articulate their critical thinking, and so on and so on. I was skimming The College Writing Toolkit: Tried and Tested Ideas for Teaching College Writing to see if I could find an assignment or two to fit into the course, thus preventing reinventing the wheel entirely.
And, then, I found something better. I found an entire semester sequence based on an anthology of This I Believe essays. Though the author doesn't outline her assignments in detail, she does already group the essays thematically for the assignments, which saves me time. Plus, this author isn't the only one using the book for her course. There are lesson plans online that I can scavenge ideas from, including a website where I can download the curriculum for an entire college class based on the book.
As I went to bed the night I had the lightbulb moment , I felt a little guilty. I usually design my courses from the ground up. I'm not a fan of relying on textbooks or other people to give me what I need. But, I think I'm also getting realistic. I have too many irons in the fire to plan the social media course now. Using This I Believe as the base text is going to provide students with the skills they need, so I'm not shortchanging them. And, I'm preserving my sanity and possibly my social life for the fall. This is a win-win situation.
The blog is getting pretty long, so unless you're an English teacher, you can probably stop here. I'm about to say some super dorky stuff about English because tonight I was also scrounging through archives ofThe Writing Lab Newsletter from the 70s and 80s. Logically, I knew that wasn't the most efficient way to find training articles for my tutor training project (I needed a break from faculty development), but I've felt a compulsion ever since I became the writing center director to skim through these archives to get an idea of how the field has developed. Sure enough, much of the information was too outdated to use today though I did chuckle as I skimmed past explanations of floppy disks.
Three field development items stuck out to me as I read.
2) Nancy Sommers at one point had to write her dissertation. What?!? To me, Nancy Sommers has always been Nancy Sommers. I envision her as just waking up one morning and saying, "Duh! Students have a process. Track with me people." I though she was an English guru from birth. But, no, there she is putting a short blurb into the February 1978 WLN letting people know that she's directing a writing center, finishing her dissertation, and will report back shortly on the revision process of students. Of course, an inquiry about PhD programs in Rhetoric and Composition didn't hit the newsletter until May 1980, making Sommers' work more amazing. Hats off to you, Nancy Sommers. I'll pick my jaw up off the ground and make one last observation.
3) Thank goodness for listservs. When I needed some leads for my faculty development workshop, I put out a request on the listserv. Within a day, I had directors responding back with information that literally changed the direction of what I was going to do. When I was reading the newsletters, I saw people putting out a plea for info. Imagine that. You have to write your request for info, hope the editor of the newletter finds room to publish it, wait for the newsletter to be published and mailed (snail-mail style), and then wait for others to respond by snail mail. By then, I'd have moved on to other research interests altogether. I'm not into walking uphill both ways to get the information that I need.


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Sri Lanka tour of India 2022 Schedule, Team Squad
Sri Lanka tour of India 2022 Match Schedule. India team squad of Sri Lanka tour of India 2022. Sri Lanka vs India bilateral series match schedule found here. Cricket fans all over India were having a gloomy time as Sri Lanka will come to India to play the series. The good news for the fan is that Sri Lanka, one of the most friendly cricket countries of Sri Lanka, has agreed to visit India to play two tests and three T20 series before IPL 2022. Get India vs Sri Lanka Match Schedule of Sri Lanka tour of India 2022.
After a complete discussion of two boards, India vs Sri Lanka, the match schedule has also been finalized, according to which the series will be started from February 25, 2022. Match Schedule of Sri Lanka tour of India 2022.
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1 Sri Lanka tour of India 2022 Match Schedule
1.1 India Squad of Sri Lanka tour of India 2022
Sri Lanka tour of India 2022 Match Schedule
25 Feb 2022 10:00 AM India vs Sri Lanka, 1st Test Bengaluru
05 Mar 2022 10:00 AM India vs Sri Lanka, 1st Test Mohali
13 Mar 2022 07:30 PM India vs Sri Lanka, 1st T20I Mohali
15 Mar 2022 07:30 PM India vs Sri Lanka, 2nd T20I Dharamsala
18 Mar 2022 07:30 PM India vs Sri Lanka, 3rd T20I Lucknow
Team Sri Lanka will arrive in India in the very Middle of February 2022. BCCI has planned to complete the series before Indian Premier League 2022, starting from March 27 with the opening ceremony. BCCI president Showrob Ganguly stated that Srilanka would play the Test and T20 series as a part of the previously scheduled series of 2022. The ODI match will be played later according to the earlier schedule.
The Test's India vs Sri Lanka head-to-head result suggests that both teams have a long tradition of a great rivalry. The teams faced each other 44 times in Test. India is ahead of Sri Lanka, winning 20 of them. In addition to that, the team met each other 16 times in T20 International, where India won 11 of them. Overall, India is surely the favorite in this upcoming Sri Lanka India 2022.
India Squad of Sri Lanka tour of India 2022
Rohit Sharma (captain), Ishan Kishan, Shardul Thakur, Mohammed Siraj, Virat Kohli, Rishabh Pant, Suryakumar Yadav, Deepak Hooda, Washington Sundar, Yuzvendra Chahal, Prasidh Krishna, Ravi Bishnoi, Avesh Khan, Shahrukh Khan, Deepak Chahar, Kuldeep Yadav
India vs Sri Lanka matches will be live telecast on Star Sports television channel. All interested people can search for the live score at the following link. Sri Lanka tour of India 2022, today fixtures and match schedule found here. In addition to this, we will also provide updates on the India vs Sri Lanka Test and T20 series.
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Quarterback Scott Borden Jr.
Junior football Rebels ready for new expectations in Langford
Key additions lead the team on and off the field on the West Shore
Arnold Lim
Recent seasons will not tell the tale of 2016.
After signing 65 players for the upcoming season, Westshore Rebels head coach and general manager J.C. Boice said this year's squad is ready to move on from last years 2-8 record to compete for the B.C. Football Conference championship.
"Last year we had a change of culture, we had to begin to compete and we did that, we showed up every day," he said. "This year we are going to compete and we expect to win every game we play this year."
In addition to a new roster of players, the front office has seen a number of key changes, starting with West Shore business leader Doug Kobayashi coming on as executive director and president. In addition, former Okanagan Suns head coach Shane Beatty has signed on as assistant coach and Boice's own duties expanded to include the title of GM.
"From the top down, as a program, everyone is committed to developing football players and young men as well," Boice said. "These kids now are committed, they are getting out of bed early in the morning and going to work and they are working on the field and off the field. We are establishing good life patterns and we are proud of that."
One of those new recruits, 20-year-old quarterback Scott Borden Jr., moved across the country from Halifax to continue his football career. He hopes to be one of the leaders on the gridiron and in the community.
"It's been great, ever since I have been out here as a football player I have really excelled," he said. "The coaching here is really beyond – it's the best in the country by far."
Borden has a prediction for this team, which he believes has all the tools necessary to be among the league's best.
"I know we are going to be a successful team this year. We prepare really hard and that is how you win football games." He added of the Rebels' opener against the Langley Rams: "See you July 24, we will be ready."
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What is the Archer's Paradox, and How Does It Affect Your Bowhunting?
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What is the archer's paradox and does it affect your bowhunting?
Perhaps you've heard of the archer's paradox. It's a rather complicated thing to explain, and it has a lot to do with science and physics.
If you've heard of this archery term, you may have wondered: Does it affect your bowhunting?
We'll explain the paradox as best we can and try to answer the question of how it relates to bowhunting.
What is the archer's paradox?
Basically, it's hard to explain. It helps if you think of a long bow. Theoretically, in order to hit the center of a target, you'd have to line the bowstring and limbs in a straight line dead center with the target. But it doesn't work that way when you nock the arrow. The arrow shaft is pointed to the side and off-target.
When the bow is drawn back, the end of the arrow comes into better alignment with the riser and target downrange, but it's still not perfectly straight.
This angle between the bow limb and arrow spine is where the archer's paradox takes hold, and it has confused people for centuries.
How can a misaligned arrow possibly fly in a straight path and hit the target where you want without compensating? The video below from Smartereveryday explains it in a bit more detail.
Scientists have gone into the question even deeper. They've analyzed everything down to bow weight, draw weight, and draw length to the spine and mass of the arrow in incredible detail.
There is an extraordinary amount of math involved if you really want to dive that deep. I won't go into that detail on that because I'm a writer and NOT a math wiz. I'll even admit I went to summer school for math once, so you'd better believe it when I say I don't understand it all either.
But the good news is, all you really need to know is that the reason the arrow is able to go straight is because the arrow bends and flexes in flight after release from full draw. The bending builds and retains energy, which when released, allows a flexible arrow to snap around the limb of the bow and continue following the path of the bowstring.
To the naked eye, this wobbling is invisible. But if you use a slow motion camera, the fact that the arrow isn't flying in a perfect straight line becomes more obvious.
The best longbow archers in the world can anticipate the wobble in arrow flight and compensate their aim accordingly. It's a little bit of science and a whole lot of skill to fully understand and take advantage of the archer's paradox to consistently group arrows in a small area.
What does this mean for bowhunting?
So, can the paradox and the wobbling of the arrow affect your bowhunting? Well, that question depends on the type of gear that you are using.
If you shoot an old-school longbow style bow, the paradox is going to play a much bigger factor than if you're using a modern compound.
In that video we showed earlier, Byron Ferguson is shown testing the spine of his arrows for flexibility. This is crucial. Byron says that for consistency, all his arrows must have the same amount of flex. If you're hunting with a longbow, you will probably want to learn to do the same.
The reason for this is because bowhunting is difficult enough without each of your arrows taking a different flight path based on their spine. I'd compare it to shooting a standard and then a +P power load round with a different grain bullet out of the same handgun. Sure, the bullets are the same caliber, but both are going to have remarkably different speeds coming out of the barrel and this affects the flight.
In bowhunting, it's a game of inches on almost every shot. Let's assume you're hunting whitetail deer with a longbow. Without taking in the multitude of other X-factors that come with bowhunting into account (distances, tree limbs, the angle of the animal, sharpness of your broadhead), an arrow that reacts dramatically different than the others you are shooting could mean instead of the heart, that shot ends up in that big buck's shoulder blade. Then you've got a non-lethal hit and the animal gets away. You don't want that; it's crucial to make sure the spine of every arrow in your quiver is the same.
One might also consider that if an arrow has too much flex, not only will it probably not be as accurate, but it will also probably make your whole setup noisier. The best broadhead and bow in the world does you no good if that big buck jumps the string and your arrow gets nothing but the dirt under your stand.
Basically, if you're using a longbow, it pays to take the time to learn about the paradox and determine what stiffness of arrow works best for your bow. In order to get past the riser of the bow and continue on the path you intended, these are things you should invest time in understanding.
Once you get the ideal setup zeroed in, you'll be much more accurate and much more confident when you head afield to go bowhunting.
Modern equipment
Most archers agree: the archer's paradox is either reduced or it is a total non-factor with modern recurve and compound bows due to the design. Did you ever wonder why the riser is slightly offset from the bow limbs with a cut out? That cutout allows the arrow and bow string to be in perfect alignment with one another, thus reducing or eliminating the paradox completely. The arrow no longer must go around the riser, it can simply fly straight to the target.
It is worth noting that there is still going to be arrow wobble and flex, even with the most expensive compound bows. Might there be a day where this wobble is eliminated completely? Probably not, but many hunters are now moving towards much skinnier arrows with stiffer spines that flex less and are more accurate than any arrows made in the past.
One other thing to keep in mind is that most compounds are much more powerful than longbows. Too much flex in an arrow may end up with a break in a compound setup.
If you're having trouble getting a recurve bow or compound to group consistently, the paradox may still be playing a role. Take the time to closely examine your equipment and make sure the arrow and riser aren't in contact with one another in any way.
Also be sure to closely examine your fletching. It helps to stabilize and correct the flex of the arrow in flight. Without proper fletching, the arrow will likely drift.
The archer's paradox is an interesting phenomenon, especially if you enjoy physics and archery. Luckily for us, it doesn't play a huge role in hunting so long as you're using modern equipment.
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