#`

[the-physicality]

I appologies for the long ask 😬

We talked a lot about the lines not being right (which, totally fair, this is a mess) but can we talk about Stacey's position on the PP? What the heck is the strategy here? Blocking the goalie's view? Ok, every other player can do that. Stacey leads Montreal's powerplays goal. Why putting her in this vulnerable position, where it's obvious she won't score there. And putting Poulin not on her good side too?

Isabelle Leclair, the analyst at RDS (Québec's broadcasting) and also coach of The Carabins of the University of Montreal the Montreal (AKA, a very respected woman in hockey, in Quebec) said that she didn't really understand why the Montreal team took their two best shooters (Pou and Stace) and put them in a position on the ice, during the PP, that don’t allow good shooting opportunities. She’s explained that Poulin's goal was possible only because she moved herself to her good side precisely. Basically, they're wasting opportunities because they're not using the right players in the right positions.

Stacey is put netfront because she is tall and can block the goalie's sightline. campbell is 5'10". of course, this means she cannot shoot the puck and stand netfront at the same time. the netfront/ goal line person should also be there to collect the rebound.

montreal at times is on the shorter side so not every player can play that role. you see tabin or dubois do it, but hopefully not boulier or barnes. this is really only helpful when lifting the puck, ie the one timer. Stacey's one timer doesn't work if the goalie can see the puck coming all the way and it doesn't get redirected, so you have to have someone there. netfront players can also do tip ins, which confuse the goalie by changing the direction of the puck mid air [they tried to do this today and were unsuccessful. several times]

however, if you are keeping the puck on the ice [which we tend to not do on powerplays] someone netfront can redirect it and shove it in [i believe kcs did this to us one game. ]

as for poulin being on her off hand, allegedly she's ambidextrous [really she just trains her right hand to be very good, though not as natural as her left] . I think the comment you are referring to is about her being below the goal line instead of in the slot [where she ended the game]. You put a player below the goal line I think to collect rebounds and even distribute the puck or walk it into the net [KO was very successful with this at the end of last year.] I don't know why poulin was in that position, because she should be in the slot, but I think gardiner was on the ice at the same time, and she also shoots left.

I do think the powerplay should be converting more than it has, but these past few games have looked really good [except for that one pp where we let the puck out like 10 times today -_-]

our powerplay is supposed to be fluid, with people changing positions and passing the puck to confuse the opponent. However, you have to balance that with accuracy and making sure your passes don't get intercepted.

[carmelasoprano]

DONNA MURPHY as MURIEL LANDON BRILLIANT MINDS (2024–) S01E12 · “The Doctor Whose World Collapsed”

[poswiecenia]

@nagareboshiko - "So who do you like more, Kaeya? Me or your booze?" Her eyes narrow, features serious. There is only one right answer if he wants her pout to go away. \ unprompted ask.

( ✨ )   WELL THAT'S A little unfair , no ? truthfully the answer was easy , but it wouldn't be fun to give an answer right away. booze isn't so much of something he ' liked ' but more of a way to settle his nerves or forget the day at the end of it. the honorary knight ? well. the answer was obvious he felt --- but again , answering it so soon wouldn't be fun.

 ❝ MY .. ISN'T THAT a tough one. forgive me but i may need to get back to you on this , my friend.   ❞  

[addiction-treatment-blogs]

Avoiding Relapse following a stint in an Alcohol or Drug Rehab

You are on the right track if you have checked yourself in an alcohol rehab and have gone through the required treatment of that center. Now that you have recovered and have made a comeback to the outside world, you may be tied to slip back into your prior ways once more. If you have enough willpower to continue being sober for yourself and your family, you need to be on familiar terms that trying to go back to drinking and using drugs once more is typical. However, you cannot avoid relapse, which is done via Nasha Mukti Kendra, and continue being sober by trying the following tips.

Tips to get clear-headed after a relapse

Select the folks you hang out with.

Make light of the time that you spend with those who are still fighting addiction. Hanging out with them generally leads you to slip back, and you will be back in the alcohol rehab or drug rehab right away. If at all possible, try to steer clear of them fully.

Medications:

If you are taking medications for your therapy, take them as prescribed. If you are going through therapy or counseling classes, do not miss a meeting.

Establish a support group.

This support group can be your close friends, family members, or past alcoholics or drug users. These friends can even be the people that you have met in the drug rehab or alcohol rehab who share the same struggle with you. Their company will put you off from reaching for that brandy bottle or drug once more. Just ensure that the support group does not take drugs or drink alcohol.

Right Recovery:

Recovery is not that simple, so do not be too hard on yourself. You may fall into a period of deterioration days or even a few months after you are cleared, but it does not mean that you cannot fight it. Just continue to the right course of Nasha Mukti Kendra and take it one day at a time.

Stay away from triggers:

Stay away from triggers that will cause you to take drugs or devour alcohol once more; several places only, like pubs or liquor stores. Some events may also activate a relapse, just like gatherings and even casual get-togethers where the hosts provide alcohol.

Get involved in hobbies:

Rather than working on your efforts to avoid falling back to your old ways, begin a hobby. This can take your brain off of the issue, and it can also keep you amused. Do whatever you like, so long as it wouldn't cause you or other folks any harm. Play sports activities, gain knowledge of how to paint, be involved in a nonprofit, or carry out some gardening. You can even return to school if you feel like getting a college degree or even a master's degree. You can even be a business owner and begin your small enterprise. Just be sure that your enterprise will never comprise any drugs or liquor.

Relapses are common.

For psychologists, falling back to the former vices is the norm in its place of the exception. Be kind to yourself. However, it doesn't mean that you should not try harder next time or discard your sobriety plan in total. Keeping the good influences around you after you get out of alcohol rehab facilities, even if they help you on the path to abstinence and can help you to ensure that you remain sober. Having friends who are keen to work with you and comprehend what you are going through makes the whole process much simpler.

Conclusion

In all, your success in getting clear of your alcohol does penance will mostly depend on whether or not you were going to remain steadfast. Ensure that your work is going to do everything in your power to ensure that you are going to work toward a better future. As you are going through the Nasha Mukti Kendra in Chandigarh facility, you can be sure that you are learning as much as you can about your condition and learning a lot about yourself also so that you can come out of the experience educated about yourself and ready to work for a better future.

[alexscribed]

my friend missed sebring bcs somehow she gets the wrong schedule???

[thedirectedimageardn716]

The Magic Money Tree- Photobook by Kirsty Mackay documents those left behind by the cost-of-living crisis

This photo book tells the stories of people and their harsh realities in the of poverty in the UK. Throughout the photo book it displays the impact of the cost-of-living crisis on communities in the Black Country, South Shields, and Bristol. Her approach was more about helping these people rather than exploiting them.

She collaborated with children, families and youth groups to create a narrative that puts those most affected by economic hardship at the forefront. I found it interesting that she provided these people with compact film cameras and even offered workshops to help them develop photography skills and express their experiences through this photography project.

She made sure that these children's voices are at the forefront of a narrative told collectively through photography, drawing, painting, and banners.

"Their pictures give it more colour and life," says Kirsty. "My pictures are more serious."

I gravitated towards this photo series as it addresses a worldwide issue that affects millions of people- and it is very apparent in new zealand as well. The reality is is that most people don't enjoy life- everyday is a chore and it feels like they are in survival mode 24/7. I thought it would be an interesting topic to tackle in this brief as it is important as well as relevant (to all of us). I already love documentary style photography - but i opt for more scenic/natural environments rather than this type of documentary. I think this will be a good challenge for me.

[prismaticsaltedink]

@eroshiyda Tumblr is being silly and not letting me see your response in the post itself but I THINK you are responding to ` is the Grave accent. ` is a typographical mark used mainly in computing. It is also known as backquote, backtick, or grave accent. The character was designed for typewriters to add a grave accent to a (lower-case) base letter, by overtyping it atop that letter.

I choose to believe it is the goth of punctuation marks. More info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grave_accent

[strawberry-seal77]

tthey cant do this to me

[driflloon]

thakoon ss06

[carmelasoprano]

AMY RYAN Louder Than Bombs (2015) dir. Joachim Trier

[laidbackbob]

Nobody will disturb us here.

[bhnjjjjjjuuuyyytt5]

trucks trucks with kiys mud straw paid pure waters purest x 10 waters paid loked freedom freedom on. freedom. paid freedom. bills paid freedom. freedom paid. kl. paid. frredom: nm entronet on paid loked::/ bn freedom.

[alexscribed]

brain worms so bad i found myself smiling at the street

[sanktor1]

Connie Perignon: A Captivating Star Redefining Sensual Artistry

Connie Perignon is not just a name; it is a symbol of boldness, elegance, and unfiltered passion. As an artist who has taken the world of adult films by storm, her videos showcase a mesmerizing blend of beauty, confidence, and unapologetic expression. Every frame featuring Connie is an invitation to delve deeper into the world of sensual storytelling, where art and allure meet to create an unforgettable experience.

https://www.ganjingworld.com/news/1hbal9eaqve5ASMwF5JVokMrW1071c/connie-perignon-a-captivating-star-redefining-sensual-artistry

[qclaww]

Gold Coast Conveyancing | Qclaw.com.au

Experience smooth and stress-free property transactions with Qclaw.com.au, the leading conveyancing expert on the Gold Coast. Trust us for a seamless process.

gold coast conveyancing

[syncarida]

💀