It is used, but is in excellent condition. It has the creed patch on the inside with 5 letters %26amp; 4 numbers on the bottom of the patch. The buckles have Coach engraved on them. It also has a leather tab with Coach Leatherware Est. 1941 stamped on it. Does this sound like an authentic Coach Duffle Bag?
Thanks!|||You can read this one first :
http://search.reviews.ebay.com/ws/UCSear鈥?/a>|||It would be easier to tell if you posted a picture or the auction number or link.Though the Coach name is usually stamped somewhere on a metal piece,it's not usually on all of them.If you could post the auction number it would be helpful.
In the meantime,definitely check out the reviews and guides on eBay.There are some very good ones there!|||you can post pictures of the bag here and the ladies will help you authenticate
http://www.fashionaccessoryforum.com/coa鈥?/a>|||It sounds like it's real if you provide a picture I can tell you for sure if it's authentic.
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
How can I find a good online poker coach?
Hi,
I want to take my online poker game to the next level, and I think it's time to get a coach.
As you know, there are tons of people who claim to be poker coaches,
How do I know they are not just gonna throw some things they learned from a book at me and take my money?
How do I select the best coach for the best price?
I play Sit N Go Tournaments.|||Try having a good coach which will teach you all the basics and the new and advanced methods. But instead try your game on free online casino provider sites also, like FullTilt Poker and PokerStars but on their .NET domains. As the .COM domains are the real money games provider sites.
An free online poker site will become a best coach at best price.
Read the reviews of some good poker rooms at http://www.casinosdiary.com/poker-rooms/|||I think taking private poker lessons are basically meaningless, unless you find the perfect coach. A friend of mine took lessons from a guy with one of the best stats around. This guy was a mid-high stakes SNG player. He obviously did not know what's in the mind of low-mid level players and his game strategy had nearly no chance of success at the stakes my friend was playing.
I think best way to improve your game is playing more games yourself, reading hand histories, reviewing your mistakes and reading some discussions on specific hands posted at forums like 2+2.. Nothing is like experience, and it's not like you'll certainly lose money trying that.|||It's tough to find the right coach for you. I would recommend signing up for trials at a few of the coaching sites and then finding somebody who plays alot of SNGs that you can relate to. There are many different styles of SNG player and you need someone that can relate to your style. Some of the better training sites include Card Runners, Leggo Poker, Poker Savvy, Deuces Cracked, Blue Fire Poker, Grinder School.|||I make over 50 dollars an hour playing low limit poker online, I usually play an hour at a time, sometimes I make a few hundred sometimes I break even, and sometimes I lose but overall I make that much an hour
, its VERY easy I can do it without doing much thinking these days, I make more than my lawyer friends and doctor friends and they envy me because I work when I want. I dont even consider it work.
Sometimes I goto the casinos and play and its always like printing money..
If you want assistance with this I can be contacted at imighthaveit at gmail dot com|||You are absolutely right that there are a lot of coaches who are bad, break even players, didn't play much poker and teach how to play.
To be honest even on the card runners a lot of coaches are break even or barely making money. When you find a poker coach ask him to show him the actual and recent winnings record to confirm.
If he will refuse, saying something about his credibility, who he is and bla bla bla... big chance he doesn't make money. Or if he made some money it was long time ago... when the game was different.
Hopefully you are playing with the poker rakeback? If not it's the common mistake between novice poker players and it's really to fix it. Poker rakeback is basically a free money to your pocket while you playing online poker.
Find out more what the rakeback is here: http://www.rakebackinn.com/menu/faq
The sign up is free and once you have signed you will get poker rakeback for a lifetime!
Hope that helps
And good luck to you at the tables ;)|||Ok here are two good links. I know that Haseebs Qureshi videos are excellent. I have watched some of them myself. But, I did not want to pay the fee to join Cardrunners. Last time I checked it was $225 for a year and out of the trial videos that they showed only Haseebs videos were any good. The rest were a bunch of 18 year old guys talking about pussy and eating corn dogs, and talking about how good they were going to do at next years WSOP, and how they were going to get laid. Sorry, but these guys get paid to teach and I watched a 10 minute vid to learn poker, but all I learned was that they liked blonds with big ****. But I see now that they have added more instructors, so you can probably weed out the idiots.
http://www.cardrunners.com/instructors/
But, if I was going to sign up and pay for a site now? Phil Galfond is the man. His training site is below. Problem is he plays cash, you said you play SNG's. Even though he is one of the best in the world--he is still underrated. Even Durrrr gave him huge respect and out of all people in the world, Dwan said that Phil was the only person who he would NOT play in his Durrrr Challenges on Full tilt.
http://www.bluefirepoker.com/
So now you just have to figure out, will Bluefire help with SNG's or will Cardplayer meet your needs? Play with both sites and see. Good luck.
I want to take my online poker game to the next level, and I think it's time to get a coach.
As you know, there are tons of people who claim to be poker coaches,
How do I know they are not just gonna throw some things they learned from a book at me and take my money?
How do I select the best coach for the best price?
I play Sit N Go Tournaments.|||Try having a good coach which will teach you all the basics and the new and advanced methods. But instead try your game on free online casino provider sites also, like FullTilt Poker and PokerStars but on their .NET domains. As the .COM domains are the real money games provider sites.
An free online poker site will become a best coach at best price.
Read the reviews of some good poker rooms at http://www.casinosdiary.com/poker-rooms/|||I think taking private poker lessons are basically meaningless, unless you find the perfect coach. A friend of mine took lessons from a guy with one of the best stats around. This guy was a mid-high stakes SNG player. He obviously did not know what's in the mind of low-mid level players and his game strategy had nearly no chance of success at the stakes my friend was playing.
I think best way to improve your game is playing more games yourself, reading hand histories, reviewing your mistakes and reading some discussions on specific hands posted at forums like 2+2.. Nothing is like experience, and it's not like you'll certainly lose money trying that.|||It's tough to find the right coach for you. I would recommend signing up for trials at a few of the coaching sites and then finding somebody who plays alot of SNGs that you can relate to. There are many different styles of SNG player and you need someone that can relate to your style. Some of the better training sites include Card Runners, Leggo Poker, Poker Savvy, Deuces Cracked, Blue Fire Poker, Grinder School.|||I make over 50 dollars an hour playing low limit poker online, I usually play an hour at a time, sometimes I make a few hundred sometimes I break even, and sometimes I lose but overall I make that much an hour
, its VERY easy I can do it without doing much thinking these days, I make more than my lawyer friends and doctor friends and they envy me because I work when I want. I dont even consider it work.
Sometimes I goto the casinos and play and its always like printing money..
If you want assistance with this I can be contacted at imighthaveit at gmail dot com|||You are absolutely right that there are a lot of coaches who are bad, break even players, didn't play much poker and teach how to play.
To be honest even on the card runners a lot of coaches are break even or barely making money. When you find a poker coach ask him to show him the actual and recent winnings record to confirm.
If he will refuse, saying something about his credibility, who he is and bla bla bla... big chance he doesn't make money. Or if he made some money it was long time ago... when the game was different.
Hopefully you are playing with the poker rakeback? If not it's the common mistake between novice poker players and it's really to fix it. Poker rakeback is basically a free money to your pocket while you playing online poker.
Find out more what the rakeback is here: http://www.rakebackinn.com/menu/faq
The sign up is free and once you have signed you will get poker rakeback for a lifetime!
Hope that helps
And good luck to you at the tables ;)|||Ok here are two good links. I know that Haseebs Qureshi videos are excellent. I have watched some of them myself. But, I did not want to pay the fee to join Cardrunners. Last time I checked it was $225 for a year and out of the trial videos that they showed only Haseebs videos were any good. The rest were a bunch of 18 year old guys talking about pussy and eating corn dogs, and talking about how good they were going to do at next years WSOP, and how they were going to get laid. Sorry, but these guys get paid to teach and I watched a 10 minute vid to learn poker, but all I learned was that they liked blonds with big ****. But I see now that they have added more instructors, so you can probably weed out the idiots.
http://www.cardrunners.com/instructors/
But, if I was going to sign up and pay for a site now? Phil Galfond is the man. His training site is below. Problem is he plays cash, you said you play SNG's. Even though he is one of the best in the world--he is still underrated. Even Durrrr gave him huge respect and out of all people in the world, Dwan said that Phil was the only person who he would NOT play in his Durrrr Challenges on Full tilt.
http://www.bluefirepoker.com/
So now you just have to figure out, will Bluefire help with SNG's or will Cardplayer meet your needs? Play with both sites and see. Good luck.
How can I impress a coach on a campus visit to their college?
Im going on a campus visit to meet the coach tour the school and watch them play....how can i impress the coach into letting me play for him or come back on official visit.|||Impress him with showmanship, give him a no quitters mentality !! Never say die, attitude !!
Also listen to what he has to say, but do what matters the most, and that is impress him on the court !!|||How did u even get that far. I am averaging 25 points 19 boards 5 assists 5 blocks and 6 steals! I am a JR. and i cant get any college to look at me!
Also listen to what he has to say, but do what matters the most, and that is impress him on the court !!|||How did u even get that far. I am averaging 25 points 19 boards 5 assists 5 blocks and 6 steals! I am a JR. and i cant get any college to look at me!
What are good requirements for a volunteer cheer leading coach?
I'm trying to get cheer leading in my school and my principal said we could have it if we find a volunteer coach. soo that's what i'm trying to do. if u have any advice it is greatly appreciated.|||Someone who has a background in cheer, gymnastics, or dance. Maybe one of the mothers of a student did cheer, or you may have a local gymnastics academy or dance instruction in your town.
Where can we find good coach for kids in our apartment ?
We would need coach who have 'been there and done that'. We have a swimming pool, basketball court and space to practice football, karate and roller skating.
For swimming we would prefer an additional lady coach.|||In Bangalore, you could try Sports Coach Academy (http://www.sportscoach.in), where sports coach are available for various sports.
Currently, my son is getting trained in basketball and football.
For swimming we would prefer an additional lady coach.|||In Bangalore, you could try Sports Coach Academy (http://www.sportscoach.in), where sports coach are available for various sports.
Currently, my son is getting trained in basketball and football.
What is the best/economic way to train to be a life coach?
I would like to add life coaching to my holistic/energy healing practice. Would like to train as a life coach, but want to get my monies worth. Most programs just seem like over-priced fluff! Ideas anyone? Thanks!|||Watch "Starting Over" where there are like 5 or 6 life coaches floating around.
You can call yourself a life coach with your holistic practice.
You can call yourself a life coach with your holistic practice.
How do I do better at soccer if the coach is always focusing on his annoying son?
I am a good soccer player but the stupid coach puts me and the other players except his annoying son who thinks he is the best in the world. Should I switch teams or tell what I think of him to his face?|||Hey you need to put bad coaches, bad players and any other outside sources aside. You cannot control them or what they do... all you can control is your own actions.
First of all you need to start training on your own - work to improve the basic ball skills, dribbling, shooting, passing, and ball control.
Work to improve your fitness: strength, power, speed, acceleration, endurance, and flexibility.
Next you need to always give your best effort on the field. Remember you only have one chance to play that game so leave it all out there. be the hardest working player on the field.
You should also start watching professional Soccer at least 1 game per week, you can learn so much from pros.
You can get more training advice and tips from the link below. You may also want to take a look at Soccer Success Secrets - The Ultimate Soccer Training Guide - This can help you improve your game in so many different ways and really put you ahead of the competition. I'll put the link below as well.|||Its not like the world is filled with people dying to be soccer coaches. Sometimes you have to work with what you've got. I would suggest trying to understand the talent and the dynamics of your team. Then try to forge your talents with the needs of the team. But don't burn any bridges yet : )
|||I would first confront the coach and talk to him because he may not realize that he is taking away from your education. If things do not change, then tell the coach you are considering leaving; since you have told him twice he A. knows your serious and B. knows that you want to learn and play soccer. If things don't change it then becomes your decision whether or not to leave the team - stay with your friends but don't learn skills or go to a new team but learn and play soccer.|||Tell him what you think, and than if you would want (you probably will be forced to, bu who cares? )change a team!
First of all you need to start training on your own - work to improve the basic ball skills, dribbling, shooting, passing, and ball control.
Work to improve your fitness: strength, power, speed, acceleration, endurance, and flexibility.
Next you need to always give your best effort on the field. Remember you only have one chance to play that game so leave it all out there. be the hardest working player on the field.
You should also start watching professional Soccer at least 1 game per week, you can learn so much from pros.
You can get more training advice and tips from the link below. You may also want to take a look at Soccer Success Secrets - The Ultimate Soccer Training Guide - This can help you improve your game in so many different ways and really put you ahead of the competition. I'll put the link below as well.|||Its not like the world is filled with people dying to be soccer coaches. Sometimes you have to work with what you've got. I would suggest trying to understand the talent and the dynamics of your team. Then try to forge your talents with the needs of the team. But don't burn any bridges yet : )
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|||I would first confront the coach and talk to him because he may not realize that he is taking away from your education. If things do not change, then tell the coach you are considering leaving; since you have told him twice he A. knows your serious and B. knows that you want to learn and play soccer. If things don't change it then becomes your decision whether or not to leave the team - stay with your friends but don't learn skills or go to a new team but learn and play soccer.|||Tell him what you think, and than if you would want (you probably will be forced to, bu who cares? )change a team!
What are professional women looking for in a life coach?
I am a life and business coach. I worked as an attorney for twenty years. I believe that there are many boomer professional women out there that are well educated and have pursued their careers diligently.
Now, about 15 to 20 years into it, they feel burnt out and they feel afraid. They rely on their jobs and the income it provides but they are not happy.
I want to hear what issues they are facing and what is on their minds.|||I know someone who calls herself a life coach. She preaches about all these techniques like EFT - Emotional Freedom Technique. She claims to have an advanced degree but there's no record of education to prove it. Her personal situation is pathetic. She has no capacity for planning anything or following through on her goals. She is in severe financial distress and is losing her house due to mortgage foreclosure. Yet, she has continued to schedule some kind of life improvement classes and teach people how to live better lives.
There are women out there who can and do benefit from life coaches. Sometimes all they need is to see their life through someone else's eyes in order to get a better perspective so they can make more informed decisions.
What a life coach needs to be is transparent. A life coach also has to be human and have flaws - and then show that those flaws are not necessarily an obstacle to success. A life coach has to be the example.|||God knows I've had enough of them myself, and I'm a male. Folks seem to be put off by women out there doing the same thing. (We had a question here yesterday asking a definition of a "B-oitch" (sp?)) I answered it that what we call that is a woman who has a male aggression. Is a woman being aggressive wrong? Only if it's wrong for a male. Yes, culturally, there are still many unrecognized discriminations. While I prefer Galatians 3:28 ("There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither bond nor free, there is neither male nor female: for ye are all one in Christ Jesus"), pretty much everyone else will see a woman and think, "This can't be." The woman will need a life coach around those uncharted waters.|||what has this to do with womensoccer
Now, about 15 to 20 years into it, they feel burnt out and they feel afraid. They rely on their jobs and the income it provides but they are not happy.
I want to hear what issues they are facing and what is on their minds.|||I know someone who calls herself a life coach. She preaches about all these techniques like EFT - Emotional Freedom Technique. She claims to have an advanced degree but there's no record of education to prove it. Her personal situation is pathetic. She has no capacity for planning anything or following through on her goals. She is in severe financial distress and is losing her house due to mortgage foreclosure. Yet, she has continued to schedule some kind of life improvement classes and teach people how to live better lives.
There are women out there who can and do benefit from life coaches. Sometimes all they need is to see their life through someone else's eyes in order to get a better perspective so they can make more informed decisions.
What a life coach needs to be is transparent. A life coach also has to be human and have flaws - and then show that those flaws are not necessarily an obstacle to success. A life coach has to be the example.|||God knows I've had enough of them myself, and I'm a male. Folks seem to be put off by women out there doing the same thing. (We had a question here yesterday asking a definition of a "B-oitch" (sp?)) I answered it that what we call that is a woman who has a male aggression. Is a woman being aggressive wrong? Only if it's wrong for a male. Yes, culturally, there are still many unrecognized discriminations. While I prefer Galatians 3:28 ("There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither bond nor free, there is neither male nor female: for ye are all one in Christ Jesus"), pretty much everyone else will see a woman and think, "This can't be." The woman will need a life coach around those uncharted waters.|||what has this to do with womensoccer
How do you clean a Coach vachetta leather purse?
My Coach purse ( Vachetta Leather ) care instructions say " Not compatible with Coach Leather cleaner , to clean , use a damp soft cloth.
Somehow , I got a couple of black smudges on it , and I don't know how to get them off. The damp cloth , of course , does nothing . Its a very light peach colored leather. If anyone has any suggestions , please help!|||I went to the Coach store and they help you take out any stains, the sales girl did half on my purse, so just take yours in and see if they can help you.|||go to mall and mabey look for someone who can clean it, use products that are made to clean leather, air clean that about all i can think of|||For any Coach product with Vachetta leather finishing, please make sure it NEVER have any contact with water. If happen to get wet from rain droplets or any liquid, just wipe it off with clean dry cloth and air dry. For liquid stain, wipe with DAMP CLOTH and air dry. For stain, you may use eraser (yes, pencil SOFT RUBBER eraser) to rub off the stain gently (be patient). for Coach Vachetta leather, both Coach Leather Cleaner nor Coach Leather Moisturizer CANNOT be used.
Truth hurts: please be very careful for your Vachetta product as there are nothing really can be done except the eraser. NO chemical at all. to know why Vachetta so special, please read http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leather
-Coach ambassador-|||i'm sure the purse came with cleaning instructions. if not then go to www.coach.com and maybe it will have a how to guide- or simply send them an email and ask for instructions. (they answer back!)
Somehow , I got a couple of black smudges on it , and I don't know how to get them off. The damp cloth , of course , does nothing . Its a very light peach colored leather. If anyone has any suggestions , please help!|||I went to the Coach store and they help you take out any stains, the sales girl did half on my purse, so just take yours in and see if they can help you.|||go to mall and mabey look for someone who can clean it, use products that are made to clean leather, air clean that about all i can think of|||For any Coach product with Vachetta leather finishing, please make sure it NEVER have any contact with water. If happen to get wet from rain droplets or any liquid, just wipe it off with clean dry cloth and air dry. For liquid stain, wipe with DAMP CLOTH and air dry. For stain, you may use eraser (yes, pencil SOFT RUBBER eraser) to rub off the stain gently (be patient). for Coach Vachetta leather, both Coach Leather Cleaner nor Coach Leather Moisturizer CANNOT be used.
Truth hurts: please be very careful for your Vachetta product as there are nothing really can be done except the eraser. NO chemical at all. to know why Vachetta so special, please read http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leather
-Coach ambassador-|||i'm sure the purse came with cleaning instructions. if not then go to www.coach.com and maybe it will have a how to guide- or simply send them an email and ask for instructions. (they answer back!)
How do you tell the diffrence between a real coach purse and a fake one?
I was just wondering. i have a REAL Coach purse. and i just want to know how can i tell the difference if someone at my school has a fake one?|||http://reviews.ebay.com/How-to-Spot-aFak鈥?/a>
Read that.|||if you have time.welcome visit http://www.any-bag.com/coach-coach-handbag.html..tell you the diffrence between a real coach purse and a fake .
|||You really cannot unless you trained coach purse maker or trained to spots the minute differences between a legitimate or fake coach. Counterfeits on high quality items such as coach or Louis vuitton have become so identical and well made compared to the original that it is almost impossible to tell the difference.
I know because I was shopping for a Louis Vuitton monogram wallet and it costs like $250 retail which is fine but I was looking up the stuff on ebay which is all fake and my friend has one but you really cannot tell the difference and he only paid $50 for his.|||Ok,
well generally, fakes have terrible Sticthing.
Also too, on the handles, you will see paint peeling , instead of the leather getting a patina, because fake ones are painted.
Also look at the tags, most likely, they will be missing or the spelling/ font will be off.
Moreover, if it wasnt purchased at a licenesed Coach retailer, its most likely fake. check out Coach.com for there licenesed retailers|||read the ebay guide. it shows all signs of fakes and reals.|||Does it matter? If you have a real one, the only reason you want to know if her purse is fake, is to ridicule her. Enjoy your purse, leave her alone. Besides, Coach will not tell you the differences in the bags, so they don't give it away to the bootleggers. The only way to know, is to bring to a coach dealer, and they will tell you.|||what are you going to do? go around school and bashing peeps for not having a real one? just be glad you have one. lol
mmm.
"let me open your purse, I want to determine if your coach bag is fake"|||where you buy it usually depends on if its real or fake....i dont think that there is any other way! lol..HOPE I HELPED!|||If it has G's instead of C's. haha.|||You can't tell the difference!!!!|||Theres alot of differences like the hardware for example. Its like so much more real gold and like fake ones have fake sterling silver dies gold. Also wear it says coach it could say like codoach or something like it. The really fake ones have like d on them i stead of like totally c. The inside is usually like satin the fake ones are like plaid or something. Yuck that just hideous. Also the straps are leather on the real ones the fake ones have carboard wrapped in leather what a joke. That is just so tottaly cheap,. Like omg I hope this helps.
(By the way that accent and prep words was so fake Im nothing like that)
Read that.|||if you have time.welcome visit http://www.any-bag.com/coach-coach-handbag.html..tell you the diffrence between a real coach purse and a fake .
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|||You really cannot unless you trained coach purse maker or trained to spots the minute differences between a legitimate or fake coach. Counterfeits on high quality items such as coach or Louis vuitton have become so identical and well made compared to the original that it is almost impossible to tell the difference.
I know because I was shopping for a Louis Vuitton monogram wallet and it costs like $250 retail which is fine but I was looking up the stuff on ebay which is all fake and my friend has one but you really cannot tell the difference and he only paid $50 for his.|||Ok,
well generally, fakes have terrible Sticthing.
Also too, on the handles, you will see paint peeling , instead of the leather getting a patina, because fake ones are painted.
Also look at the tags, most likely, they will be missing or the spelling/ font will be off.
Moreover, if it wasnt purchased at a licenesed Coach retailer, its most likely fake. check out Coach.com for there licenesed retailers|||read the ebay guide. it shows all signs of fakes and reals.|||Does it matter? If you have a real one, the only reason you want to know if her purse is fake, is to ridicule her. Enjoy your purse, leave her alone. Besides, Coach will not tell you the differences in the bags, so they don't give it away to the bootleggers. The only way to know, is to bring to a coach dealer, and they will tell you.|||what are you going to do? go around school and bashing peeps for not having a real one? just be glad you have one. lol
mmm.
"let me open your purse, I want to determine if your coach bag is fake"|||where you buy it usually depends on if its real or fake....i dont think that there is any other way! lol..HOPE I HELPED!|||If it has G's instead of C's. haha.|||You can't tell the difference!!!!|||Theres alot of differences like the hardware for example. Its like so much more real gold and like fake ones have fake sterling silver dies gold. Also wear it says coach it could say like codoach or something like it. The really fake ones have like d on them i stead of like totally c. The inside is usually like satin the fake ones are like plaid or something. Yuck that just hideous. Also the straps are leather on the real ones the fake ones have carboard wrapped in leather what a joke. That is just so tottaly cheap,. Like omg I hope this helps.
(By the way that accent and prep words was so fake Im nothing like that)
What should i do to become a college football coach?
i would like to be a college coach and work with the o-line. i have played football but i don't think that playing in college will be an option and would like to start out as a graduate assistant.I am about to start college an would like to know what i should do to help achieve this dream.|||Probably get in as an equipment manager, or assistant to one of the coaches (not an assistant coach). Or maybe you could get in as an assistant at one of the local high-schools where you go to college, anything to start building your resume at this point.|||You obviously can't be a graduate assistant seeing as you haven't graduated college yet. You could try to be a student assistant at the college you attend, but that usually envolves jockstrap cleaning and ***** work rather than learning a ton about coaching. Most high schools require you to be 21 years old or work in their school system to get an official coaching position. The best way to coach is to play. You need to attempt to walk on a team and tell the coach you don't mind being a practice dummy because your ultimate goal is to coach one day. Most schools don't hire people they don't know making college football today a fraternity. Look at some of the most prominent coaches today such as Urban Meyer of the University of Florida (walk on at University of Cincinnati). Mack Brown of the University of Texas (walk on at Florida State University) and Nick Saban of the University of Alabama (Quarterback at Kent State). Coaches and AD's don't trust their entire program to people they don't know... you need to let people know you by playing and after your 4 years of being practice team, you can have your shot at being a graduate student/assistant at that school or another with your coaches help.|||Well you need some type of experience, you should go to your high school and try coaching the O-Line over there and basically get your name out there... You need experience before you can become a coach in any sport.
How do you listen to coach speak on Madden 11 PS3?
It said to connect a headset to listen to the coach speak option. I connected my bluetooth headset, but the coach still came over the tv speakers. How do you do this?|||you need to be playin online i think|||There is an option in the settings menu to change coach speak to 'headset only'
What are some requirements to be a college volleyball coach?
I am doing a project for school and part of it is What our "dream job" is. Volleyball is a big love of mine and i plan to keep playing past high school. What would be some requirements to become a college volleyball coach? And, if anyone knows a good college to play volleyball at, that would be amazing too. Thanks!|||You can coach any D3 team with limited coaching experience and no degree as long as you are a good player.
Some requirements i'd consider necessary:
College level playing experience (not necessarily D1)
Coaching experience (working your way up the ladder)
Having a degree would help in a competitive market
I know 4 girls, all under 30 years old who coach college teams, only one of them has a degree related to fitness (physical therapy).
They all coached local club teams for a year or 2 and took higher level jobs as they opened.
Come play volleyball at the University of Rhode Island. We have a fairly competitive girls team (D1).
Personally, I recommend playing for a college club volleyball team. I loved it because the commitment was limited and it was a lot of fun.|||your going to need a kinesiology degree. (in canada) majoring in fitness and lifestyle. you need lots of experience to build yourself up to a reputable coach. you must first start coaching at a high school level. then club level at the U18 level. then you will need to coach a provincial team or in the states its jr. olympics. then you can find a college. you will have to start at div 3 and work your way up to div 1. most of the div 1 coaches have been there for more than 10 years, some over 30|||dont be gay
Some requirements i'd consider necessary:
College level playing experience (not necessarily D1)
Coaching experience (working your way up the ladder)
Having a degree would help in a competitive market
I know 4 girls, all under 30 years old who coach college teams, only one of them has a degree related to fitness (physical therapy).
They all coached local club teams for a year or 2 and took higher level jobs as they opened.
Come play volleyball at the University of Rhode Island. We have a fairly competitive girls team (D1).
Personally, I recommend playing for a college club volleyball team. I loved it because the commitment was limited and it was a lot of fun.|||your going to need a kinesiology degree. (in canada) majoring in fitness and lifestyle. you need lots of experience to build yourself up to a reputable coach. you must first start coaching at a high school level. then club level at the U18 level. then you will need to coach a provincial team or in the states its jr. olympics. then you can find a college. you will have to start at div 3 and work your way up to div 1. most of the div 1 coaches have been there for more than 10 years, some over 30|||dont be gay
Why was the story about the Wake Forest Baseball coach donating a kidney to his player so important?
For my ss class i have to do this thing with the article about the wake forest baseball coach donating his kidney to his player and a question on it was "Why did the author write this? Why did the events being reported take place? What message is the author trying to communicate?"
PLEASE HELP!|||White guy helps black guy live. The story tries to damp down the extreme racism practiced by blacks against whites these days.|||The story is about an extremely unusual event -- a sports coach caring so much about his players as individuals that he will give one of his own kidneys to a youth who needs one. How often do you suppose that happens? Probably even less often than "man bites dog," the "classic" definition of a news story.
PLEASE HELP!|||White guy helps black guy live. The story tries to damp down the extreme racism practiced by blacks against whites these days.|||The story is about an extremely unusual event -- a sports coach caring so much about his players as individuals that he will give one of his own kidneys to a youth who needs one. How often do you suppose that happens? Probably even less often than "man bites dog," the "classic" definition of a news story.
Is a coach allowed to punish an athlete who has a concussion?
Let's say an athlete sustains a concussion and a day or two later the athlete breaks a team rule. Is a coach allowed to punish him or is that illegal since he has a concussion?|||it depends on what type of punishment|||depends on the rule and yes of course it is. dont blame your negligence of the rules on your concussion( if you even had one in the first place)|||it depends on the punishment if its something you cant do with a concussion then no he cant do that if its like detention or something then of course he can if you broke a rule|||just give im a quick lovetap on the head should work well enough
Where do you think is the likely new home where Coach Cower will end up?
There will likely be a handful of coaching moves this offseason and I was just curious on your opinion on where you think Coach Cower will find a new home? I also think John Gruden will be coming back to coaching as well (maybe not this year). Now that Singletary is out they will be looking. Giants may be looking as well as the Dolphins if they kick Sporano out the door. Fisher in Tenn might be out. Your thoughts on coaching moves.|||he'll probably be an analyst, just like he is now.|||Cowher is not going to the Cowboys or Giants! Coughlin is a good coach up in NY and Jerry Jones wants a "yes sir" kinda guy. Cowher will most likely end up in Houston cuz the the team has good players and the owner has fat pockets and would allow Cowher to choose his personnel.|||Coach Cowher has already retired and he does not want to coach anymore. he went through many tough times with his wife dieing and he cant handle that pressure to try and reform a team. i don't think any coach would want to leave Pittsburgh after having a great career there.|||Not Dallas 'cuz Jerry Jones has problems with strong personalities. It would be a travesty for Sparano to get fired. Houston a maybe but most likely is Giants.|||The Miami Dolphins.|||he is going to be the new head coach of the new york football giants because coughlin is out after they miss the playoffs|||Dallas.
Because Jones has the money and Dallas has the talent.|||Giants|||Houston|||I can see Cower over priceing himself and ending up with nothing!|||Carolina because he would be close to home|||I'm prayin he goes to Dallas, Garrett is ok, but they need a tough coach to get their a$$es goin again|||In his den. sippin on some sizzirp..
Because Jones has the money and Dallas has the talent.|||Giants|||Houston|||I can see Cower over priceing himself and ending up with nothing!|||Carolina because he would be close to home|||I'm prayin he goes to Dallas, Garrett is ok, but they need a tough coach to get their a$$es goin again|||In his den. sippin on some sizzirp..
Friday, November 18, 2011
How can you tell the difference between a fake Coach bag and a real one?
I'm thinking about buying a Coach bag because it would be nice to have a designer bag. But the only thing is that I can't tell the difference between a fake one and a real one. I don't want people to catch me wearing a knock off designer bag. So please help me.|||Real Coach bags will have a leather tag with Coach imprinted on it|||Yes. the leather is real on a real coach and fake on a fake coach. They have coach outlets where you can find a real one cheap.|||If you want a real Coach bag, buy it from the Coach store or from a licensed retailer of Coach brand products. Don't go looking to get a bargain on one on eBay or from some other online purveyor.|||i have a real coach bag tht i got in a coach outlet for cheap and it has tht leather name tag :]|||on the inside on the side there is a leather tag that says a super longer number %26amp; a bunch of other ****. haha|||BURN IT IF IT BURNS ITS FAKE IF I DOSENT BURN THE DEVIL CREATED IT|||Buy it at a Coach store.
Whats the difference between a coach store and a coach factory?
I have always wondered if there was a difference, and since im going to Tanger Outlets soon, I want to know if it will be worth it visiting the coach factory.|||nothing is different except the prices and selection. a lot of times when stuff doesn't sell at the coach store, they will send it to the outlets and make it cheaper to get rid of it. the quality is the same though so it is defiantly worth visiting.|||a coach store is like shopping at a boutique
%26amp;%26amp; the coach factory is bigger %26amp;%26amp; has more purses %26amp;%26amp; wallets in stock:D
the prices are the same though=)
but if you want a bigger variety try the coach store;;
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|||Nothing is different. The outlet has cheaper Coach purses and wallets. I rather shop at the outler than the store.
%26amp;%26amp; the coach factory is bigger %26amp;%26amp; has more purses %26amp;%26amp; wallets in stock:D
the prices are the same though=)
but if you want a bigger variety try the coach store;;
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|||Nothing is different. The outlet has cheaper Coach purses and wallets. I rather shop at the outler than the store.
How do I find the name of a bullpen coach from minor league baseball?
I am looking for a friend I use to know and I have totally spaced out on his name. He was a bullpen coach for a minor league baseball team (Cardinals maybe?) back around the year 2004. Anyone can help? Thanks!|||Go to minorleaguebaseball.com and look through the minor league teams. They will usually have the names of the coaching staff on each of the teams individual web sites.|||search it on the internet
What is the most popular coach bag out there?
Im getting a coach bag for someone and i dont really know what kind to get. So what is the most popular coach bag? PLEASE HELP ME!|||Poppy bags are good for teens. When I see adults using them, it strikes me as odd.
For adults, I personally like the 'hailey', 'mia', 'kristin', 'madison' (though the newer colors are kind of pricey), and 'julia'. My favorite of the 5 is the Kristin OP Art Sateen Large Hobo in black :)
For teens, most Poppy items are great. I like the new Poppy Signature Sateen Lurex Jazzy bag :) I find it adorable. Especially in the tealish turquoise color.
Any Coach bag is greatly appreciated as a gift, and just give the person the gift receipt so if they don't like it, they can exchange it for a different one.
Good luck! I'm sure your friend will appreciate it. :)|||I tend to favor the Madison line, specifically the Audrey collection which is classic satchel shape. I like them because they are not too big and not too small, just the right size for everyday purposes:
http://www.coach.com/online/handbags/-ha鈥?/a>
I also like the Alexandra line, its more of a tote shape but it has a zipper closure on the top of the bag:
http://www.coach.com/online/handbags/-ha鈥?/a>
I recently purchased both and love them because you can carry them using the regular handles or with the cross body strap.
Good Luck choosing the right bag!|||i always see a lot of people with poppy bags.
For adults, I personally like the 'hailey', 'mia', 'kristin', 'madison' (though the newer colors are kind of pricey), and 'julia'. My favorite of the 5 is the Kristin OP Art Sateen Large Hobo in black :)
For teens, most Poppy items are great. I like the new Poppy Signature Sateen Lurex Jazzy bag :) I find it adorable. Especially in the tealish turquoise color.
Any Coach bag is greatly appreciated as a gift, and just give the person the gift receipt so if they don't like it, they can exchange it for a different one.
Good luck! I'm sure your friend will appreciate it. :)|||I tend to favor the Madison line, specifically the Audrey collection which is classic satchel shape. I like them because they are not too big and not too small, just the right size for everyday purposes:
http://www.coach.com/online/handbags/-ha鈥?/a>
I also like the Alexandra line, its more of a tote shape but it has a zipper closure on the top of the bag:
http://www.coach.com/online/handbags/-ha鈥?/a>
I recently purchased both and love them because you can carry them using the regular handles or with the cross body strap.
Good Luck choosing the right bag!|||i always see a lot of people with poppy bags.
What is the most popular coach bag out there?
Im getting a coach bag for someone and i dont really know what kind to get. So what is the most popular coach bag? PLEASE HELP ME!|||Poppy bags are good for teens. When I see adults using them, it strikes me as odd.
For adults, I personally like the 'hailey', 'mia', 'kristin', 'madison' (though the newer colors are kind of pricey), and 'julia'. My favorite of the 5 is the Kristin OP Art Sateen Large Hobo in black :)
For teens, most Poppy items are great. I like the new Poppy Signature Sateen Lurex Jazzy bag :) I find it adorable. Especially in the tealish turquoise color.
Any Coach bag is greatly appreciated as a gift, and just give the person the gift receipt so if they don't like it, they can exchange it for a different one.
Good luck! I'm sure your friend will appreciate it. :)|||I tend to favor the Madison line, specifically the Audrey collection which is classic satchel shape. I like them because they are not too big and not too small, just the right size for everyday purposes:
http://www.coach.com/online/handbags/-ha鈥?/a>
I also like the Alexandra line, its more of a tote shape but it has a zipper closure on the top of the bag:
http://www.coach.com/online/handbags/-ha鈥?/a>
I recently purchased both and love them because you can carry them using the regular handles or with the cross body strap.
Good Luck choosing the right bag!|||i always see a lot of people with poppy bags.
For adults, I personally like the 'hailey', 'mia', 'kristin', 'madison' (though the newer colors are kind of pricey), and 'julia'. My favorite of the 5 is the Kristin OP Art Sateen Large Hobo in black :)
For teens, most Poppy items are great. I like the new Poppy Signature Sateen Lurex Jazzy bag :) I find it adorable. Especially in the tealish turquoise color.
Any Coach bag is greatly appreciated as a gift, and just give the person the gift receipt so if they don't like it, they can exchange it for a different one.
Good luck! I'm sure your friend will appreciate it. :)|||I tend to favor the Madison line, specifically the Audrey collection which is classic satchel shape. I like them because they are not too big and not too small, just the right size for everyday purposes:
http://www.coach.com/online/handbags/-ha鈥?/a>
I also like the Alexandra line, its more of a tote shape but it has a zipper closure on the top of the bag:
http://www.coach.com/online/handbags/-ha鈥?/a>
I recently purchased both and love them because you can carry them using the regular handles or with the cross body strap.
Good Luck choosing the right bag!|||i always see a lot of people with poppy bags.
What is required to become a figure skating coach?
So right now I am looking into colleges and just wondering what classes would you need to take to become a figure skating coach and what would be required?Also does anybody know any good colleges for this type of work?|||i saw on some other questions of yours that your in grade 11. Some coaches at my rink are that young too! The youngest is 16, and she is still an extroadinary coach. So you need experience. You need to talk to your skating director at your rink, and ask if you can start assisting with the basic skills program. If so, do this awhile and gain trust with other coaches and experience in working with people.
Then you can ask your director what you need for coaching requirements.|||well first of all you have to have all your dances, and your preliminary freeskate, and your skills especially, i have a 300 limit so i have to do paragraphs
|||Well, there isnt really a class to become a figure skating coach, you just have to have the things above
|||well if you are looking into it you should charge 20 bucks for 30 mins, Well make sure your 16 or older and u can become one, GOOD LUCK!
|||hey ! IM 13.
and im doing axels. yes i know how to become a figure skating coach.
first you need to pass:
1.dutch waltz,Canasta,baby blues, swing, fiesta, ten fox, fourteen step, willow, keats, american, european, theres a bunch. then you need all your skills up to junior gold. or is it senior ?
|||you have to finish all of your tests in freeskate, skills, and dance, at gold
|||There really isn't a "class" to become a figure skating coach. It's more what type of experience you have in the field. Build on your resume, ask around at local rinks if they need coaches or assistants. The best thing to do would be to work with the Basic Skills Group Lessons and try and gain private lesson students through that. It also depends on what your interested in coaching. There isn't a college that majors in being a skating coach. I would get a membership through the PSA as well.|||Ballet! Really need to be flexible. N lots of exercise. Being ice skating coach is not easy. It's actually kinda hard... coz u need years to master ice skating n you need to know rythm so the dance will be good... N u kinda need to be good at math...
Then you can ask your director what you need for coaching requirements.|||well first of all you have to have all your dances, and your preliminary freeskate, and your skills especially, i have a 300 limit so i have to do paragraphs
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|||hey ! IM 13.
and im doing axels. yes i know how to become a figure skating coach.
first you need to pass:
1.dutch waltz,Canasta,baby blues, swing, fiesta, ten fox, fourteen step, willow, keats, american, european, theres a bunch. then you need all your skills up to junior gold. or is it senior ?
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|||There really isn't a "class" to become a figure skating coach. It's more what type of experience you have in the field. Build on your resume, ask around at local rinks if they need coaches or assistants. The best thing to do would be to work with the Basic Skills Group Lessons and try and gain private lesson students through that. It also depends on what your interested in coaching. There isn't a college that majors in being a skating coach. I would get a membership through the PSA as well.|||Ballet! Really need to be flexible. N lots of exercise. Being ice skating coach is not easy. It's actually kinda hard... coz u need years to master ice skating n you need to know rythm so the dance will be good... N u kinda need to be good at math...
How do you deal with a high school coach that is not a strong leader and bad for the program and players?
Girl's basketball coach plays favorites, is not a good leader, doesn't do what's best for the program or players.|||If the team feels that he is not doing his job properly, they need to all get together and have a team meeting. Many things can be worked out with simple communication. The players parents can also get involved and participate in the meeting.|||just do your best and keep on keeping on... don't let trivial things get in your way.|||you can't do anything about it %26amp; he knows that|||ignore it|||Tell the principal or your guidance counselor, and if they don't do anything, then you'll just have to live with it. A petition probably won't work unless everyone hates him/her.|||First, make sure YOU act as an adult. Don't start a huge controversy that is going to get the entire school in an uproar. Consider meeting, in person, with the athletic director or possibly the school principle and respectfully discuss your thoughts.
Unfortunately, unless you are directly involved with the team, parents have no say in team related decisions, ie. playcalling, playing time, practice schedule, and coaching personnel.
So with that said, keep in mind that technically your opinion or evaluation of the current coach means absolutely nothing to anyone who can change the situation.|||Get the other teammates who share the same feelings as you and make an appointment with the principal or something to talk about it. Maybe even get your parents involved to send the message loud and clear so the principal will feel pressured to talk to the coach to settle things.|||dont direspect him but become a leader and show that u need to unite the team to win rather then play favs.
Unfortunately, unless you are directly involved with the team, parents have no say in team related decisions, ie. playcalling, playing time, practice schedule, and coaching personnel.
So with that said, keep in mind that technically your opinion or evaluation of the current coach means absolutely nothing to anyone who can change the situation.|||Get the other teammates who share the same feelings as you and make an appointment with the principal or something to talk about it. Maybe even get your parents involved to send the message loud and clear so the principal will feel pressured to talk to the coach to settle things.|||dont direspect him but become a leader and show that u need to unite the team to win rather then play favs.
Would working at a gymnastics club as a coach would be considered working at a social service organization?
I want to apply for master in social work and they ask for some experience in working in a social service organization. I have worked at a gymnastics club as a coach for about 6 years and I was wondering if that would be considered as working in a social service organization. What do you guys think ?|||I think working with youth as a coach should be considered as a form of social work. You have given guidance and direction to those young people. You have nothing to lose by discussing this with a counsellor before you apply.
Good luck|||cheater, I know where you live
|||In general NO....unless you are working with youth in an under-served community - youth who would be considered "at-risk", etc.
Now it is still experience working with people - but it is not a social service if it is a recreational program (it is recreational services).
Do you have any other experience? You might want to do some volunteer work in another setting - or being a big sister, etc.
Getting into an MSW program is about your GPA, your essay, references and experience.
DA
Good luck|||cheater, I know where you live
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Now it is still experience working with people - but it is not a social service if it is a recreational program (it is recreational services).
Do you have any other experience? You might want to do some volunteer work in another setting - or being a big sister, etc.
Getting into an MSW program is about your GPA, your essay, references and experience.
DA
How do I assistant coach girls softball in the inner-city with difficult mothers?
I am at the point where I feel it was a bad idea to return to where I grew up in order to coach. I deal with irrate mothers (haven't seen a dad all season) who do not know the game, yet complain that we are doing things wrong or treating their child unfair.
They disrespect me on the sidelines in front of my kids and family. They contradict our coaching on the field and in practice, sometimes calling their child away while we are speaking to them.
These attitudes leak into their children who feel they don't have to listen. I have had to tell some kids they can only work with the head coach, because they are so unruly.
Ironically, the head coach is only their for his child and does not know the game well, so I became his assistant rather than remove my child from the team. I am the one teaching the girls fundamentals, because the coach can't. Through it all we are undefeated.
Since I'm hands on, all the parent's anger is towards me and I'm at my breaking point.|||I sympathize with you. I am not athletic but my entire family is. My dad had coached kids. My brother played ball all his life - he finally quit and coached his girls. He went through almost the same thing. They were not disrespectful to him but came to him with every gripe. AND no help. I went to watch his daughter once (because of my schedule I could not go a lot that year); he was alone in coaching as his wife was off at a younger daughters game. He was doing everything and parents were standing in line to talk to him. He got a call (this was just before a tournament) that one poor mother had barely got her car into a service station a couple of miles away (she had broken down). These stupid people heard him on the phone but no one offered anything. He had to come and ask me and I had to go and try to find people who did not have the slightest idea what I looked like. I found them of course because of the child's uniform color. This is the kind of support he had.
And to top it off, these were NOT inter-city people. Where he lived (he was very successful) is a wealthier section. Many wealthy people live there. He was not wealthy but has a good job and chose to go to a nicer area because of the schools. So many of these people did not even have both parents who had to work. And they had easier lives with nice cars, enough money to buy dinner out frequently, etc.
Honey I feel for you, it is the same everywhere no matter what the income level. One of the years my brother coached, my niece (his daughter) spent most of the time in the dug-out yelling "LISTEN, MY DAD IS TALKING."
Many times, he got off work, dragged the fields, hauled the equipment, coached and brought the snacks.
I wanted to let you know I feel bad for you. I don't have a solution for you except as you know --- if you touch just one kid you have done a wonderful thing.
As an aside - we just buried my brother and the memorial was today. A coach from many years ago read it in the paper and came to the service. My brother was 44 years old, so you know how long ago it must have been that he knew that coach. That was a great thing for us, as his family, to see.
Sorry if I have gone on and on with no help to you.|||Just don't listen to them; tune them out. I have seen parents fight behind the dugout during a game one time and the coach was so used to blocking out parents that he had no idea what was going on ten feet behind him. Get the head coach on the same page as you. If you both stick to an arrangement of how to handle parents, then parents will either submit to your demands or pull the athlete. Any athlete that does not respect their coach always received little playing time, but that was back in my day when ice covered the Earth and we played with rocks.
They disrespect me on the sidelines in front of my kids and family. They contradict our coaching on the field and in practice, sometimes calling their child away while we are speaking to them.
These attitudes leak into their children who feel they don't have to listen. I have had to tell some kids they can only work with the head coach, because they are so unruly.
Ironically, the head coach is only their for his child and does not know the game well, so I became his assistant rather than remove my child from the team. I am the one teaching the girls fundamentals, because the coach can't. Through it all we are undefeated.
Since I'm hands on, all the parent's anger is towards me and I'm at my breaking point.|||I sympathize with you. I am not athletic but my entire family is. My dad had coached kids. My brother played ball all his life - he finally quit and coached his girls. He went through almost the same thing. They were not disrespectful to him but came to him with every gripe. AND no help. I went to watch his daughter once (because of my schedule I could not go a lot that year); he was alone in coaching as his wife was off at a younger daughters game. He was doing everything and parents were standing in line to talk to him. He got a call (this was just before a tournament) that one poor mother had barely got her car into a service station a couple of miles away (she had broken down). These stupid people heard him on the phone but no one offered anything. He had to come and ask me and I had to go and try to find people who did not have the slightest idea what I looked like. I found them of course because of the child's uniform color. This is the kind of support he had.
And to top it off, these were NOT inter-city people. Where he lived (he was very successful) is a wealthier section. Many wealthy people live there. He was not wealthy but has a good job and chose to go to a nicer area because of the schools. So many of these people did not even have both parents who had to work. And they had easier lives with nice cars, enough money to buy dinner out frequently, etc.
Honey I feel for you, it is the same everywhere no matter what the income level. One of the years my brother coached, my niece (his daughter) spent most of the time in the dug-out yelling "LISTEN, MY DAD IS TALKING."
Many times, he got off work, dragged the fields, hauled the equipment, coached and brought the snacks.
I wanted to let you know I feel bad for you. I don't have a solution for you except as you know --- if you touch just one kid you have done a wonderful thing.
As an aside - we just buried my brother and the memorial was today. A coach from many years ago read it in the paper and came to the service. My brother was 44 years old, so you know how long ago it must have been that he knew that coach. That was a great thing for us, as his family, to see.
Sorry if I have gone on and on with no help to you.|||Just don't listen to them; tune them out. I have seen parents fight behind the dugout during a game one time and the coach was so used to blocking out parents that he had no idea what was going on ten feet behind him. Get the head coach on the same page as you. If you both stick to an arrangement of how to handle parents, then parents will either submit to your demands or pull the athlete. Any athlete that does not respect their coach always received little playing time, but that was back in my day when ice covered the Earth and we played with rocks.
What are good questions to ask a creativity coach?
I have to interview someone for my college paper and a creativity coach seems really interesting. I don't know anything about them and I have to ask open ended questions. I can't seem to think of any good questions to ask and I was wondering if anyone could help me?|||I am a creative catalyst. Must be like this creative coach? Ask this, do you have a creative process? Who or what inspires your creativity? Why is creativity important? What helps and hinders creativity?
Feel free to follow me on twitter. I want to hear more about everyones thoughts on anything creative and of course I will serve up some mental floss.
@chapmancatalyst or link to http://twitter.com/ChapmanCatalyst
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Feel free to follow me on twitter. I want to hear more about everyones thoughts on anything creative and of course I will serve up some mental floss.
@chapmancatalyst or link to http://twitter.com/ChapmanCatalyst
Blog: www.SmellingCrayons.com
How much do you think this tennis coach makes?
I am curious how much $ this coach makes: she is the boys tennis coach at a Catholic high school (college prep school in suburbs of Chicago). She is 40 years old and used to play tennis in college.
She is not a teacher at the school--she is just the tennis coach.|||Less than 3000 a season, maybe less than 2000..
This is for public school coaches, i'm not sure if it will differ for a cath. college prep school, but as coaches always say, its not the pay its just doing the job that make it worth it, because if you look at this, that's below minimal wage, so it sure as h#%%26amp; better not be for the money! hope this helps!|||I'm gonna say that she doesn't make as much as you might think. Coaching high-school sports doesn't really pay a whole lot. You're mostly there cause you love doing it. Now, with it being a private school, she probably gets a little more than she might at a public school.
The real money is in working at a tennis club. The club near me charges $62 per hour for private lessons. Sure, some of that goes to the club itself, but a good chunk of that also go straight to the instructor. Even coaching not at a club pays well. I took lessons from a guy, and we just used the local public school courts. Paid him $20 for a half-hour lesson. 100% of that went straight to him, cause there wouldn't be any court fees or anything. Now, that guy owns the club I mentioned.|||Tough to say since these thing can be negotiated and it will vary by school.
I actually knew how much the coach at my school was paid since he was a past student. I believed it came out to about 3000 for the season.
Not much, but considering that it is only a 2-3 hour job and it only last about 12-14 weeks or so.
But then again our school was public and our school was not well known for tennis. So i am guessing other school coaches were paid much better.|||More information is needed. A supplementary position in private schools - especially CHS - typically don't pay much. It would probably be significantly less than what one could make in a public school, it's not full-time and is more like a "stipend" position....perhaps a couple of thousand dollars ($2,000), tops.|||Much more than I do, hahaha.
She is not a teacher at the school--she is just the tennis coach.|||Less than 3000 a season, maybe less than 2000..
This is for public school coaches, i'm not sure if it will differ for a cath. college prep school, but as coaches always say, its not the pay its just doing the job that make it worth it, because if you look at this, that's below minimal wage, so it sure as h#%%26amp; better not be for the money! hope this helps!|||I'm gonna say that she doesn't make as much as you might think. Coaching high-school sports doesn't really pay a whole lot. You're mostly there cause you love doing it. Now, with it being a private school, she probably gets a little more than she might at a public school.
The real money is in working at a tennis club. The club near me charges $62 per hour for private lessons. Sure, some of that goes to the club itself, but a good chunk of that also go straight to the instructor. Even coaching not at a club pays well. I took lessons from a guy, and we just used the local public school courts. Paid him $20 for a half-hour lesson. 100% of that went straight to him, cause there wouldn't be any court fees or anything. Now, that guy owns the club I mentioned.|||Tough to say since these thing can be negotiated and it will vary by school.
I actually knew how much the coach at my school was paid since he was a past student. I believed it came out to about 3000 for the season.
Not much, but considering that it is only a 2-3 hour job and it only last about 12-14 weeks or so.
But then again our school was public and our school was not well known for tennis. So i am guessing other school coaches were paid much better.|||More information is needed. A supplementary position in private schools - especially CHS - typically don't pay much. It would probably be significantly less than what one could make in a public school, it's not full-time and is more like a "stipend" position....perhaps a couple of thousand dollars ($2,000), tops.|||Much more than I do, hahaha.
What is the most comfortable airline to fly coach US to Australia?
I will be flying coach to australia in December. I am looking for the most comfortable airline to fly. Any suggestions?|||Hi.
It's not what is most comfortable that is the question, but how much you are willing to spend on the comfortable coach seat. I agree that VAustralia would probably be the best, however, these are relatively cheap tickets and you must be aware that these tickets are filling up FAST. After some quick research, i found that all up it would be about $900 USD. The good thing about VAustralia is that they have connections all across the US, however that is not direct with all flights merging to LA, and then across to Sydney or Brisbane.
The main problem which you could encounter, is the destination as VAustralia is only currently flying direct from Sydney and Brisbane to LA, with connections offset by either Virgin America or Virgin Blue.
If you wish to fly from other cities, eg San Fransisco, New York(and LA) direct then give Qantas a try. If you wish to travel on the exclusive A380, then Qantas flies from LA to Sydney 3 times a week (Fri, Wed, Sun) or to Melbourne (Mon, Wed). The new plane would make all the difference, however i am almost positive that this flight comes with the extra cost $$.
Either or, VAustralia or Qantas are both excellent selections.
Tip #1 - don't fly United what ever you do!
Goodluck
:)|||From North America V Australia and Air New Zealand are the best. From Europe Etihad airlines is the best.
It's not what is most comfortable that is the question, but how much you are willing to spend on the comfortable coach seat. I agree that VAustralia would probably be the best, however, these are relatively cheap tickets and you must be aware that these tickets are filling up FAST. After some quick research, i found that all up it would be about $900 USD. The good thing about VAustralia is that they have connections all across the US, however that is not direct with all flights merging to LA, and then across to Sydney or Brisbane.
The main problem which you could encounter, is the destination as VAustralia is only currently flying direct from Sydney and Brisbane to LA, with connections offset by either Virgin America or Virgin Blue.
If you wish to fly from other cities, eg San Fransisco, New York(and LA) direct then give Qantas a try. If you wish to travel on the exclusive A380, then Qantas flies from LA to Sydney 3 times a week (Fri, Wed, Sun) or to Melbourne (Mon, Wed). The new plane would make all the difference, however i am almost positive that this flight comes with the extra cost $$.
Either or, VAustralia or Qantas are both excellent selections.
Tip #1 - don't fly United what ever you do!
Goodluck
:)|||From North America V Australia and Air New Zealand are the best. From Europe Etihad airlines is the best.
How would you go about finding a vocal coach?
I am an actor, primarily, but I also love singing. I'm proficient at it. I have a good voice, but I need to learn about vocal control and strength, so I can hopefully become more heavily involved in musical theatre. How would you suggest I find a vocal coach? Do they advertise? Or should I just ask other singers? Thanks!|||I'm sure there are many advertisements for vocal teachers, but it would be a good idea to ask other singers since they could probably give you feedback on their teacher, and you could decide from what they all tell you and pick whoever sounds the best.
You could also try asking teachers who teach choir at school. Our teacher had several vocal coaches come to our class, and on certain days whoever signed up with them would go out and be with the coaches for half the class period.
Good luck!|||Okay hmm well Ive been doing acting singin and singing from as long as i can remember, and when i was in secondary school I decided to get a singing teacher/vocal coach and shes excellent. Search for them through schools or theatres, you can find brilliant ones there! My one is from a local Theatre and shes been with me for a few months now I find her a great help, real good at helping me control my voice.
You could also try asking teachers who teach choir at school. Our teacher had several vocal coaches come to our class, and on certain days whoever signed up with them would go out and be with the coaches for half the class period.
Good luck!|||Okay hmm well Ive been doing acting singin and singing from as long as i can remember, and when i was in secondary school I decided to get a singing teacher/vocal coach and shes excellent. Search for them through schools or theatres, you can find brilliant ones there! My one is from a local Theatre and shes been with me for a few months now I find her a great help, real good at helping me control my voice.
What's the difference between an acting coach and mentor?
I'm sure that only people that are very familiar with the acting world would understand this, but what's difference? Can't an acting coach be your mentor? Does a mentor have to be a professional at all?
Thanks!|||Certainly your acting coach can be your mentor. A mentor advises, a coach teaches you things to use as an actor. It certainly does make sense if your mentor has been or is a professional in your area.
Thanks!|||Certainly your acting coach can be your mentor. A mentor advises, a coach teaches you things to use as an actor. It certainly does make sense if your mentor has been or is a professional in your area.
How do you become a beauty pageant coach?
I've never been interested in being IN beauty pageants, but I want to be a coach. I don't know how one begins being a coach, so please explain how. And if you've been in beauty pageants, or coached someone in pageants, please please please post.|||I currently compete in beauty pageants. In order for you to become a coach, you really need to be involved in the pageant community--otherwise you won't have any girls to coach. Mothers chose coaches who can help their daughters win, and this means experience. Try working as a vendor (Hair and Makeup, hair rolling, tanning, etc.) first. This will help you to establish yourself in the pageant community. Many coaches have first-hand experience and competed themselves, which is something that gives them an edge. If you sing or dance, advertise yourself as a talent coach and then you could perhaps expand. The best way though would probably be to help out a pageant coach, start off as an assistant coach. Eventually you may be made a partner, or you'll have enough experience and know-how to branch off on your own. Good luck!|||do lots o' ,meth. you'll fit televisions description
What gift should I get my Synchronized Swimming coach?
Its the end of the season, and my team and I are planning on getting our synchronized swimming head coach an end of season gift. What are some suggestions of something nice and meaningful we could get her?|||I suggest one of those cute recordable music cards and a gift card to like a local mall or fun store which you guys can all pitch in for
Who was the last coach to win a premiership in their 1st season as senior coach?
Who thinks that the Cats coach Chris Scott. can achieve this feat this year?|||Yeah I think Chris Scott has a really good chance this year. His team is playing great footy and the finals are closing in. To answer you question, the only person I can think of right now is Malcolm Blight. It wasn't his first year of senior coach, however it was his first year of senior coach for the Adelaide Crows when he led them to a premiership from 4th on the ladder in 1997 and 5th on the ladder in 1998.|||Scott has got a really good chance at doing it, if not Buckley will do it next year!!|||I'm sure that him and Cats will have a good crack at it. Nothing is impossible.|||Chris Scott
What do you make of the hiring process for a basketball coach at Arkansas to this point?
I am sick and embarrassed at how the process has gone so far. The fans are so eager to have a quality coach, and with all the starters returning it should be a great year next year. But it seems the U of A is either holding back or hiding something which is keeping the really good coaches from wanting to come to U of A.|||I'm not going to write an essay like the guy above me. Arkansas has a great program and fan base. I don't understand it. Arkansas deserves a good coach and they should have already had one. The SEC is a tough conference. Maybe you're right about something is going on. I can't figure out what's up with the AD.|||Also sick and embarrassed. Check this out...
Bacon Bits - We Are No Longer Mediocre...We Are Broken
by whatsshakinbacon, Apr 3, 2007
Bacon Bits – We Are No Longer Mediocre…We Are Broken
Volume LVIII
April 2, 2007
The sports gods have been playing jokes on us. A dramatic plot has unfolded over the last few months that even Tom Clancy would be proud of.
And it climaxed today, at least one hopes, in the sudden resignation of new coach Dana Altman. This happened just hours after he called the Hogs, albeit poorly, at the press conference announcing his hire.
I really don’t know what to say. There is no way to ease the embarrassment that this year has been, much less the spotlight on our rejection from a coach who likely was in double digits on the list of targets.
Make no mistake Razorback Nation, this is a very deep problem. Despite what Dana Altman may say over the coming days, the real reason he had a “change of heart” has less to do with his fondness for Creighton than the upset stomach our program gave him as he began digging into his future team here at Arkansas.
Lavish praise on Frank Broyles if you would like for our fantastic facilities, but whatever you do don’t fail for one minute to recognize that he was absent at one of the most critical junctions of a coaching transition. It was apparent to all involved that Altman would have a difficult time making the transition from Omaha, Nebraska to Fayetteville, Arkansas. And despite the fact that he held a press conference yesterday - this hire, like all coaching hires, isn’t completed until the ink dries on a new contract.
So where was our illustrious leader today when Altman sat down to review the contract? Why in Augusta, of course. His little pastime of golf was more important to him than a seamless transition for Coach Altman into the program.
In the class “Closings 101” everyone learns that you hold hands and cuddle all the way to the end. But alas, bent grass fairways were a priority for Frank, not the University of Arkansas.
Can you imagine Chancellor White’s disdain at taking Altman through these precarious final steps without the salesman by his side? If you don’t think he’s chapped at Frank look no further than his abrupt announcement that a search firm would be hired in lieu of Frank’s expertise in the wake of this debacle. In the immortal words of Donald Trump…Frank – YOU’RE FIRED!
Friends, something is wrong in Fayetteville. Frank and his posse can keep telling us to look the other way but when a coach commits career suicide by backing out of a move after accepting the job there’s only one thing that should be obvious to us all. Our basketball program has some serious problems. Problems that should have been evident enough to our AD that he disclosed them during the sales pitch.
My guess is Altman found some things out that had he known on the front end would have kept him from ever accepting the position. We’ll likely never know what these issues were. Maybe he’s protecting players by not divulging what he found. Maybe he has enough integrity to leave and not publicly blame. I wasn’t crazy about his coaching record, but I was enamored by his obvious honesty and character.
So where does that leave us? We’re now about to re-embark on a coaching search that will no way include “grand-slam” candidates. We will be very lucky to get a decent mid-major coach to come here. In addition to the basketball issues our football program is on the precipice of being exposed for the sham we know it to be. And all the while, Nero fiddles on lush courses a thousand miles away.
Sometimes in order to fix things, they have to completely break first. And sometimes this breaking has to be painful on a grand scale. Unfortunately, that is where we are at. National media is touting Creighton’s superiority to the U of A. And if you aren’t embarrassed and shocked by this, well you’re not breathing.
The time has come for a reckoning. We will be given penance for years of gross mismanagement and cover-ups on the hill. This penance will include hiring lesser coaches and bringing in lesser talent…in both the football and basketball programs. Our Board of Trustees has a simple choice. We can either embrace the continuance of good-ole-boy governance, of ignoring elephants in the corners of our rooms, or we can make a clean sweep of our athletic department by outright firing the people who have gotten us in this mess and moving on.
To the Trustees I submit the following. I am at the end of my rope as a Razorback fan. The noose around this fan’s neck has been tightened by constant lies, vendettas and unprofessionalism. I have been cheated on and abused. The program I have long supported has been mocking me for years now. I am wise to it and nothing short of wholesale change will ever bring me back. I think I speak for thousands who feel the same.
The dawn of a new age is coming. In this new age my passions will be directed somewhere. You choose where they go.
Bacon out…
Bacon Bits - We Are No Longer Mediocre...We Are Broken
by whatsshakinbacon, Apr 3, 2007
Bacon Bits – We Are No Longer Mediocre…We Are Broken
Volume LVIII
April 2, 2007
The sports gods have been playing jokes on us. A dramatic plot has unfolded over the last few months that even Tom Clancy would be proud of.
And it climaxed today, at least one hopes, in the sudden resignation of new coach Dana Altman. This happened just hours after he called the Hogs, albeit poorly, at the press conference announcing his hire.
I really don’t know what to say. There is no way to ease the embarrassment that this year has been, much less the spotlight on our rejection from a coach who likely was in double digits on the list of targets.
Make no mistake Razorback Nation, this is a very deep problem. Despite what Dana Altman may say over the coming days, the real reason he had a “change of heart” has less to do with his fondness for Creighton than the upset stomach our program gave him as he began digging into his future team here at Arkansas.
Lavish praise on Frank Broyles if you would like for our fantastic facilities, but whatever you do don’t fail for one minute to recognize that he was absent at one of the most critical junctions of a coaching transition. It was apparent to all involved that Altman would have a difficult time making the transition from Omaha, Nebraska to Fayetteville, Arkansas. And despite the fact that he held a press conference yesterday - this hire, like all coaching hires, isn’t completed until the ink dries on a new contract.
So where was our illustrious leader today when Altman sat down to review the contract? Why in Augusta, of course. His little pastime of golf was more important to him than a seamless transition for Coach Altman into the program.
In the class “Closings 101” everyone learns that you hold hands and cuddle all the way to the end. But alas, bent grass fairways were a priority for Frank, not the University of Arkansas.
Can you imagine Chancellor White’s disdain at taking Altman through these precarious final steps without the salesman by his side? If you don’t think he’s chapped at Frank look no further than his abrupt announcement that a search firm would be hired in lieu of Frank’s expertise in the wake of this debacle. In the immortal words of Donald Trump…Frank – YOU’RE FIRED!
Friends, something is wrong in Fayetteville. Frank and his posse can keep telling us to look the other way but when a coach commits career suicide by backing out of a move after accepting the job there’s only one thing that should be obvious to us all. Our basketball program has some serious problems. Problems that should have been evident enough to our AD that he disclosed them during the sales pitch.
My guess is Altman found some things out that had he known on the front end would have kept him from ever accepting the position. We’ll likely never know what these issues were. Maybe he’s protecting players by not divulging what he found. Maybe he has enough integrity to leave and not publicly blame. I wasn’t crazy about his coaching record, but I was enamored by his obvious honesty and character.
So where does that leave us? We’re now about to re-embark on a coaching search that will no way include “grand-slam” candidates. We will be very lucky to get a decent mid-major coach to come here. In addition to the basketball issues our football program is on the precipice of being exposed for the sham we know it to be. And all the while, Nero fiddles on lush courses a thousand miles away.
Sometimes in order to fix things, they have to completely break first. And sometimes this breaking has to be painful on a grand scale. Unfortunately, that is where we are at. National media is touting Creighton’s superiority to the U of A. And if you aren’t embarrassed and shocked by this, well you’re not breathing.
The time has come for a reckoning. We will be given penance for years of gross mismanagement and cover-ups on the hill. This penance will include hiring lesser coaches and bringing in lesser talent…in both the football and basketball programs. Our Board of Trustees has a simple choice. We can either embrace the continuance of good-ole-boy governance, of ignoring elephants in the corners of our rooms, or we can make a clean sweep of our athletic department by outright firing the people who have gotten us in this mess and moving on.
To the Trustees I submit the following. I am at the end of my rope as a Razorback fan. The noose around this fan’s neck has been tightened by constant lies, vendettas and unprofessionalism. I have been cheated on and abused. The program I have long supported has been mocking me for years now. I am wise to it and nothing short of wholesale change will ever bring me back. I think I speak for thousands who feel the same.
The dawn of a new age is coming. In this new age my passions will be directed somewhere. You choose where they go.
Bacon out…
How do I get ink out of my coach bag?
I forgot to recap my pen and threw it in my coach bag and now there is a big blue line on the liner of the purse. Any other time I wouldn't care if I got ink in my purse but my boyfriend paid a lot of money for this bag and I want to keep it in good condition. Is there anything I can use to get up out? |||You can use Hair Spray to get ink out but i dont know on a bag like that if you would want to risk it, i would recomment calling the company and asking what they recommend.
According to Coach's website here is the cleaning FAQ's, this has cleaning products, and tips at the bottom.
http://www.coach.com/cservice/FaqTemplat鈥?/a>
Good luck|||You didn't state what the lining is made of, but I'll assume that it is fabric. I have successfully removed ink stains (but not felt pen) from fabric by putting an absorbent cloth under the clothing item and pouring a small amount of rubbing alcohol on the ink and blotting it with another absorbent cloth. Change the cloth as necessary and add more rubbing alcohol. DO NOT RUB! Blotting keeps it from staining further. Be very careful not to let the rubbing alcohol run onto the leather. If the lining is fabric and you can pull it away from the main part of the bag, you can hand wash the lining. If the stain persists, let the fabric dry and repeat the rubbing alcohol method. It will come out eventually. My parents owned a dry cleaning business and this was the method that they used. It just take a bit of patience and perseverance.
|||If you have an ink blot on the inside of the bag and it did not seep through what is the problem? I don't understand? do you carry it inside out? who is more upset about it you or him? If it is a real stressful situation for you take it to a fur shop or a dry cleaners that specializes in leather goods.
I am hoping that this helps you
Janice|||hairspray it out don;t know if it would work on a bag but try it hairspray and soak it for several
According to Coach's website here is the cleaning FAQ's, this has cleaning products, and tips at the bottom.
http://www.coach.com/cservice/FaqTemplat鈥?/a>
Good luck|||You didn't state what the lining is made of, but I'll assume that it is fabric. I have successfully removed ink stains (but not felt pen) from fabric by putting an absorbent cloth under the clothing item and pouring a small amount of rubbing alcohol on the ink and blotting it with another absorbent cloth. Change the cloth as necessary and add more rubbing alcohol. DO NOT RUB! Blotting keeps it from staining further. Be very careful not to let the rubbing alcohol run onto the leather. If the lining is fabric and you can pull it away from the main part of the bag, you can hand wash the lining. If the stain persists, let the fabric dry and repeat the rubbing alcohol method. It will come out eventually. My parents owned a dry cleaning business and this was the method that they used. It just take a bit of patience and perseverance.
|||If you have an ink blot on the inside of the bag and it did not seep through what is the problem? I don't understand? do you carry it inside out? who is more upset about it you or him? If it is a real stressful situation for you take it to a fur shop or a dry cleaners that specializes in leather goods.
I am hoping that this helps you
Janice|||hairspray it out don;t know if it would work on a bag but try it hairspray and soak it for several
What are the ethics of bringing recruits with a departing coach to new program? Fair to recruit fm old school
Is there a general consensus among the coaching world? If the coach leaves, is it fair to ask inbound students to be released from LOIs to go to new school? Should the coach be hands off. Recent cases: Stanford coach moves to LSU and states that he will *not* try to move recruits. Marquette coach moves to Indiana and trys to move recruits. Is there some sort of standard? Thanks.|||There should be
Whats the best way to start a career as a basketball coach?
Im 16 and one day i want to be a a basketball coach. i love the game. even though i don't play, i have a love for the game. I plan on majoring in Physical Education and coaching in college. Whats a good way for me to learn the system? where can i read other peoples comments, advice, plays, things like that. i want to start researching as soon as i can because i want to make a commitment to this career. Can someone give me the advice i need?|||You must be a player first,you must be familiar every position.|||Go to as many games as you can and start yelling at the referees. Thats the most important part of coaching.|||Does your community have a youth basketball program? You could volunteer to help coach a team or referee games. This will get you early hands on experience and it is fun!
Also...if you live in an area near a university or college that has a basketball program...go ask the coaching staff if you can help during practice or games.
Also...if you live in an area near a university or college that has a basketball program...go ask the coaching staff if you can help during practice or games.
Do junior college baseball coaches have to work at the school they coach at?
Like if you wanna be a coach, do u have to work at that same school?|||Coaching at junior college usually is paid work and the coaches may also instruct physical education classes if they are full time employees.
What does a football coach ask you when you want to play?
I really want to play football extremely badly next year. I signed up for it and they said to go to the head coach and talk to him if you want to play. I went to the coach, and he looked extremely serious and sort of uninterested but my friends said that he is always like that. He said to see him next week again and we'll talk about it. What will he ask me? I'm really freaked out cause I don't want to make a fool out of myself and right now I am not really muscular. Please help!|||just relax and be cool|||relax...
first off...are you a high schooler and what year and have you played before?
the coach may talk to you about the commitment football takes and are you willing to make that commitment. he may ask you about your experience playing football or what you want out of it.
tell him you want to be a part of the team and are willing to work your butt off doing anything asked of you.
have fun playing football, being part of a team can be a great, unique experience
first off...are you a high schooler and what year and have you played before?
the coach may talk to you about the commitment football takes and are you willing to make that commitment. he may ask you about your experience playing football or what you want out of it.
tell him you want to be a part of the team and are willing to work your butt off doing anything asked of you.
have fun playing football, being part of a team can be a great, unique experience
What are some things I should ask a volleyball coach?
Well, I am doing a project at school about volleyball and coaching. With that said, it would be obvious that I am talking about a regular school coach that is also a teacher, not an advanced pro rep coach. Should I ask him about team stuff? Or, about the way he coaches?|||Well since you are doing a project on both then you should probobly ask alittle about both. Maybe ask to watch a game or go to a practice. Good Luck :)|||Ask about the percale rituals warmups and different things they use to get the team pumped up. What the fundamentals are in volleyball.|||The general...all coaches have a style example my coach has a clipboard to write down what drills we know and can do at practice and other coaches just come up with them then and there... Team stuff...stuff like that|||Ask him if he ever stares at the tight spandex. I would if I was a volleyball coach
I think my hockey coach is taking strides to be involved in a relationship with me?
I am an 18 year old Senior in my high school in Vermont. Our coach is a 21 year old female (Tells alot about the program up here in Vermont). My coach is always engaging in awkward conversations with me and says that I look like Vincent Lecavalier, whom she says she would "let take her away in a split second". What should I do? She is very attractive but Im at a lost for answers.|||Show her your best "poke check". And since there is no penalty now for high sticking (18 makes it okay) go 5 hole and score. Based on the fact you have a 21 year old girl coaching your team this could prove to be the only time you "score".|||i would love for that to happen....you are 18 and considered an adult go for it|||No...|||Tap that @$$!|||Take the blow and leave.|||Sleep your way to the 1st line!|||Dear Penthouse Forum:
Jackpot!!!
Giggitty Giggitty|||If you have to ask, you have bigger issues!|||If she says you look like Vincent Lecavalier, then you are in the clear my friend. If she's very attractive, ask her if there's anyway you can "earn" some "extra credit" in getting more ice time...
... or maybe even that big 'C' on your jersey.
You pimp.|||Put the biscuit in the basket ;)
Just make sure to tape the stick first, if you know what i mean.|||Is this a trick question?
Jackpot!!!
Giggitty Giggitty|||If you have to ask, you have bigger issues!|||If she says you look like Vincent Lecavalier, then you are in the clear my friend. If she's very attractive, ask her if there's anyway you can "earn" some "extra credit" in getting more ice time...
... or maybe even that big 'C' on your jersey.
You pimp.|||Put the biscuit in the basket ;)
Just make sure to tape the stick first, if you know what i mean.|||Is this a trick question?
What does it take to become a college basketball coach?
I am a Freshman in college and I am not good enough to play college ball but I am smart enough to coach college ball. I have been about coaching lately and want to change my major. What major would best suit my goals? I obviously don't think that I would just be able to start as a head coach right away, so are there any other jobs that I could do to work my way up the ladder?|||Connections, connections, connections. It is the quintessential old boy network.
You need to 1. go talk to the head coach of your school and ask about becoming a manager. 2. Start working basketball camps in the summer, not only to network but also to learn. 3. Write to college coaches and ask them questions. Do this in the off season as their mind is usually on other things during the season. 4. Attend the Final 4. The National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) holds its convention every year at the final four. Every college coach in America is there. Its a great place to network. 5. Attend coaching clinics. Nike and others sponsor them across the country. 6. July is an open recruiting period when college coaches attend AAU tournaments, etc. Go to these tournaments and start talking to coaches. I know a lot of people who have gotten jobs this way. 7. Be prepared to live below the poverty line for your first job.
Work on your networking skills as much or more than your coaching skills!
You need to 1. go talk to the head coach of your school and ask about becoming a manager. 2. Start working basketball camps in the summer, not only to network but also to learn. 3. Write to college coaches and ask them questions. Do this in the off season as their mind is usually on other things during the season. 4. Attend the Final 4. The National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) holds its convention every year at the final four. Every college coach in America is there. Its a great place to network. 5. Attend coaching clinics. Nike and others sponsor them across the country. 6. July is an open recruiting period when college coaches attend AAU tournaments, etc. Go to these tournaments and start talking to coaches. I know a lot of people who have gotten jobs this way. 7. Be prepared to live below the poverty line for your first job.
Work on your networking skills as much or more than your coaching skills!
Coach ?????
is this lageit
http://auctions.yahoo.com/i:NEW%20COACH%鈥?/a>|||don't think so
srry|||NOPE looks FAKE
|||i answered ur other question about this...
i looked at the page some more and id definitely say no..cuz look wat i copied off that page
"WE WILL NOT ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING ITEM FEATURES, DESCRIPTION, COLOR ETC AFTER THE AUCTION HAS ENDED . SO PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT YOU REALLY WANT THE ITEM BEFORE YOU PLACE YOUR BID."
somethings fishy...
lol|||Are you asking if it is a legitimate Coach bag? I doubt it. At that price, I would guess it is a fake. I don't see how anyone could sell that many Coach bags at those prices. Take a look at the seller's ratings and you'll see that several buyers have reported that the bags they purchased were fakes.|||nope for me. Looks cheap!|||hmm i'm not sure.. i never buy anything off ebay or anywhere cuz they could always totally be ripping you off.. i'd get it at like coach, macys, or bloomies.....
xo- jen|||ya its cute and u spelled lageit wrong its legit
http://auctions.yahoo.com/i:NEW%20COACH%鈥?/a>|||don't think so
srry|||NOPE looks FAKE
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|||i answered ur other question about this...
i looked at the page some more and id definitely say no..cuz look wat i copied off that page
"WE WILL NOT ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING ITEM FEATURES, DESCRIPTION, COLOR ETC AFTER THE AUCTION HAS ENDED . SO PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT YOU REALLY WANT THE ITEM BEFORE YOU PLACE YOUR BID."
somethings fishy...
lol|||Are you asking if it is a legitimate Coach bag? I doubt it. At that price, I would guess it is a fake. I don't see how anyone could sell that many Coach bags at those prices. Take a look at the seller's ratings and you'll see that several buyers have reported that the bags they purchased were fakes.|||nope for me. Looks cheap!|||hmm i'm not sure.. i never buy anything off ebay or anywhere cuz they could always totally be ripping you off.. i'd get it at like coach, macys, or bloomies.....
xo- jen|||ya its cute and u spelled lageit wrong its legit
Coach..........?
okay so i want a new coach purse bt i cant decide what one to get. i want something that is is the medium size range. please help me out by tell me what one to get and ill go and look at it to see if i like it.|||Get one of the new striped/monogram totes. They come in three sizes, and a bunch of different colors and all are totallly cute!|||you better link us the ones you like and we will tell what we liked most.|||i reccommend something w/ the "classic c's", don't get one of those leather ones w/out c's
Coach??????
Does Coach have a "Coach Hamptons Weekend" line come out every year? If so, when will this year's come out? thanks!|||YES!!! They come out every spring, by march or april they will be out.
I have four bags from that line, you can see pics here. The white and pink one was an outlet bag (outlets get their own Hampton's Weekend line), the blue one was released last year, and the black one i forgot what year it came out.
http://www.fashionaccessoryforum.com/coa鈥?/a>|||IDK but I love coach
I prefer LV but coach is my 3rd
http://www.coach.com/content/CollectionL鈥?/a>
OMG U should check out this website they have some pretty cute stuff, plus coach is really cheap (good thing) like my LV its was 700$ which is only OK
Well i hope this helped!!
I have four bags from that line, you can see pics here. The white and pink one was an outlet bag (outlets get their own Hampton's Weekend line), the blue one was released last year, and the black one i forgot what year it came out.
http://www.fashionaccessoryforum.com/coa鈥?/a>|||IDK but I love coach
I prefer LV but coach is my 3rd
http://www.coach.com/content/CollectionL鈥?/a>
OMG U should check out this website they have some pretty cute stuff, plus coach is really cheap (good thing) like my LV its was 700$ which is only OK
Well i hope this helped!!
Coach??????
I just got my first COACH purse. And I would like to know if I should know anything about it. Like if i need to wash it every fw days r whatever!
Or if you have some stuff to saay about ur COACH bag, tell me!|||coach is boring|||it's just like any other bag
I have 4 and they last a while, you don't need to wash them or anything|||I have never washed mine...just keep good care of them|||Just keep it on a shelf if you aren't using it, you don't have to wash it.|||I work for Coach...go buy the Signature Fabric Cleaner...make sure its dry before you wear it after cleaning.
***And since I work there and pay little to nothing for them, I have several purses and accessories. Everything is starting to look the same. I've adopted LV**
FYI...don't buy anything from the person above me...I looked and they are not real. Coach happens to look the WORST when it is knocked off..|||they wear out in like a year i have like 2 of them. one is dead now. haha
%26amp; 8 juicy purses, 5 chloe ones, %26amp; 3 chanel's
juicy couture %26amp; chloe ones are much much better though chanel is good too i guess|||NEVER wash it because it will snag the materal and possibly make the things come off of it or just damadge so like tret it like a normal purse|||Dont wash it!!! If need be, get it dry cleaned. They are awesome bags, and a very good quality. It should last you a long time if taken care of.
I even sprayed mine with some waterproof prote ctent to help keep them looking nice and new. But if yours is all leather then I wouldnt worry about it, maybe some leather protector.|||no u dont need to wash it i have a few and they dont get dirty...unless theyre white
yeah so if urs does theyre should be instructions on the little paper that comes with them
it also depends what material u have...|||do hot water and that delicate soap. BEFORE YOU BUT ANYTHING IN IT. oh and split the seam and resew it. oh and put a couple of drops of alcohol in it.|||i sell coach bags, i know coach a lot , you cant just wash it .
you will break the stitches .
this is my collection www.ecshop365.com|||I got my first Coach bag when i was 11, for my b-day. Now I have 3. I LOVE mine|||its just coach..
i have like;; 7
no big dealll|||Coach is old.. Don't obsess about it haha it's just a purse.
Or if you have some stuff to saay about ur COACH bag, tell me!|||coach is boring|||it's just like any other bag
I have 4 and they last a while, you don't need to wash them or anything|||I have never washed mine...just keep good care of them|||Just keep it on a shelf if you aren't using it, you don't have to wash it.|||I work for Coach...go buy the Signature Fabric Cleaner...make sure its dry before you wear it after cleaning.
***And since I work there and pay little to nothing for them, I have several purses and accessories. Everything is starting to look the same. I've adopted LV**
FYI...don't buy anything from the person above me...I looked and they are not real. Coach happens to look the WORST when it is knocked off..|||they wear out in like a year i have like 2 of them. one is dead now. haha
%26amp; 8 juicy purses, 5 chloe ones, %26amp; 3 chanel's
juicy couture %26amp; chloe ones are much much better though chanel is good too i guess|||NEVER wash it because it will snag the materal and possibly make the things come off of it or just damadge so like tret it like a normal purse|||Dont wash it!!! If need be, get it dry cleaned. They are awesome bags, and a very good quality. It should last you a long time if taken care of.
I even sprayed mine with some waterproof prote ctent to help keep them looking nice and new. But if yours is all leather then I wouldnt worry about it, maybe some leather protector.|||no u dont need to wash it i have a few and they dont get dirty...unless theyre white
yeah so if urs does theyre should be instructions on the little paper that comes with them
it also depends what material u have...|||do hot water and that delicate soap. BEFORE YOU BUT ANYTHING IN IT. oh and split the seam and resew it. oh and put a couple of drops of alcohol in it.|||i sell coach bags, i know coach a lot , you cant just wash it .
you will break the stitches .
this is my collection www.ecshop365.com|||I got my first Coach bag when i was 11, for my b-day. Now I have 3. I LOVE mine|||its just coach..
i have like;; 7
no big dealll|||Coach is old.. Don't obsess about it haha it's just a purse.
Coach?????????????????????
I want to send coach mail. what is the address? Coach the purse company!|||Coach, Inc.
516 W. 34th Street
New York, NY 10001
www.coach.com
800-444-3611|||go on to their website u can email them from there or u can also email : coach@email.coach.com you might even be able to get discounts iif u register i know i do....I LOVE COACH|||go to their website, it will say on there :) I LOVVEE COACH! I just got a newone today :)|||itsss.
coach@email.coach.com
516 W. 34th Street
New York, NY 10001
www.coach.com
800-444-3611|||go on to their website u can email them from there or u can also email : coach@email.coach.com you might even be able to get discounts iif u register i know i do....I LOVE COACH|||go to their website, it will say on there :) I LOVVEE COACH! I just got a newone today :)|||itsss.
coach@email.coach.com
What is the appeal of a Coach logo bag?
I personally find them tacky and distasteful. Coach made classic and beautiful leather bags in the 1960's, but suddenly the Coach "C" embossed canvas logo emerged and now everyone owns one. What is the appeal of a Coach logo bag?|||showing off that you spent money on a "coach" bag. its all about image. like having a shirt plastered with abercrombie and fitch. i personally don't see the point in paying so much for something and then having to show off they're name and making the more rich than they already are.|||It shows that you can afford to buy designers- that you spent money at Coach on a bag. It's just a status symbol.|||People (including me) think that they are really cute. But they do still have ones that don't have tons of "C"s all over the bag. In fact, my dad got my mom a few Coach bags for her birthday and 2 or 3 of them don't have "C"s all over them. Plus, it is just a symbol like LV or Chanel, it shows that you can afford a Coach bag.
Here are some:
http://www.coach.com/content/product.aspx?product_no=10531%26amp;category_id=1362
http://www.coach.com/content/product.aspx?product_no=10528%26amp;category_id=161
http://www.coach.com/content/product.aspx?product_no=10541%26amp;category_id=161
http://www.coach.com/content/product.aspx?product_no=10526%26amp;category_id=161
http://www.coach.com/content/product.aspx?product_no=10524%26amp;category_id=161
http://www.coach.com/content/product.aspx?product_no=10535%26amp;category_id=161
http://www.coach.com/content/product.aspx?product_no=10525%26amp;category_id=161
http://www.coach.com/content/product.aspx?product_no=9704%26amp;category_id=161
http://www.coach.com/content/product.aspx?product_no=9705%26amp;category_id=161
http://www.coach.com/content/product.aspx?product_no=10546%26amp;category_id=161
http://www.coach.com/content/product.aspx?product_no=10547%26amp;category_id=161
http://www.coach.com/content/product.aspx?product_no=10495%26amp;category_id=889
http://www.coach.com/content/product.aspx?product_no=9087%26amp;category_id=889
ETC. ETC..|||Hello;
Everyone is wearing them and sheeple (*cough* sorry, PEOPLE) like to conform and follow everyone else.|||It's high status you get when you're seen with a coach bag. Just like how an abercrombie shirt is made with the same material as a wal-mart shirt, but has the name abercrombie on it, and people buy it cause of that. You're paying for the name brand.|||the coach logo means u have a coach bag. they look cool when they do them right and it is cool looking and c is a popular letter|||for most people it's become a status symbol, like LV monogram handbags, albeit being very tacky.|||I think they're cute.|||Coach's logo bag goes with everything. If you pay to have a coach bag, you might as well have the logo on it visible.
Here are some:
http://www.coach.com/content/product.aspx?product_no=10531%26amp;category_id=1362
http://www.coach.com/content/product.aspx?product_no=10528%26amp;category_id=161
http://www.coach.com/content/product.aspx?product_no=10541%26amp;category_id=161
http://www.coach.com/content/product.aspx?product_no=10526%26amp;category_id=161
http://www.coach.com/content/product.aspx?product_no=10524%26amp;category_id=161
http://www.coach.com/content/product.aspx?product_no=10535%26amp;category_id=161
http://www.coach.com/content/product.aspx?product_no=10525%26amp;category_id=161
http://www.coach.com/content/product.aspx?product_no=9704%26amp;category_id=161
http://www.coach.com/content/product.aspx?product_no=9705%26amp;category_id=161
http://www.coach.com/content/product.aspx?product_no=10546%26amp;category_id=161
http://www.coach.com/content/product.aspx?product_no=10547%26amp;category_id=161
http://www.coach.com/content/product.aspx?product_no=10495%26amp;category_id=889
http://www.coach.com/content/product.aspx?product_no=9087%26amp;category_id=889
ETC. ETC..|||Hello;
Everyone is wearing them and sheeple (*cough* sorry, PEOPLE) like to conform and follow everyone else.|||It's high status you get when you're seen with a coach bag. Just like how an abercrombie shirt is made with the same material as a wal-mart shirt, but has the name abercrombie on it, and people buy it cause of that. You're paying for the name brand.|||the coach logo means u have a coach bag. they look cool when they do them right and it is cool looking and c is a popular letter|||for most people it's become a status symbol, like LV monogram handbags, albeit being very tacky.|||I think they're cute.|||Coach's logo bag goes with everything. If you pay to have a coach bag, you might as well have the logo on it visible.
How much does a personal college admissions coach cost?
I am interested in paying for personal advising sessions with a college admissions coach (also called college counselors) for my college bound daughter. I want to make sure that she gets all the advice she needs to write the best possible applications for top schools. I have seen some information online but they never show a price. How much should I expect to pay and how long should I expect each session to be?|||I am an educational consultant and college planner and have been working with students for more than twenty years. I help them find colleges that are a good fit, review and critique applications and essays,
advise on college visits, recommendations and interviews, and provide college assistance throughout the college admissions process. I charge $2600 for unlimited sessions and $150 for hourly work.
Most families feel it is the best investment they have made because often I am able to help them save money in the end. I have a website that you can go to and email me from any page with questions. It is http://www.collegedirection.org.|||A lot more than they're worth. Most counselors charge north of $100 per hour, or a flat rate in the thousands of dollars for each school they work on with your daughter. And a lot of admissions officers know how to spot the students who've gotten that kind of help on their essays, because they end up sounding similar to all the other essays the counselors have helped with, and that's not going to be to your daughter's advantage. If there's an English teacher or someone else she already knows whose writing skills she respects, she should work with that person instead.|||In my personal opinion, these coaches are not worth the cost and will seriously leave a dent in your bank account. There is tons of free information out there and a lot of great information in books that can help your daughter have the best application possible. Think about it, if she's motivated enough to do the research on her own (by looking up information online, reading books about the college process, and talking with her school counselor), then she's probably ivy material.
I would start by checking out http://princetonreview.com and http://collegeboard.com to get advice and information about specific colleges. Also check out http://www.makecollegereality.com for free advice about the application process. That site also has a list of the top rated books that can help you and your daughter navigate the process if you still have more questions.|||It really depends, but expect in the thousands, easily.
I have found that it is much better to do your own research than to rely on someone else's advice. They may claim they know it all when it comes to colleges, but they probably do not. Go to your local bookstore and look at books about getting into the most competitive schools. Also, try to interact with your daughter's guidance counselor, who has a lot of information (for free!).|||I do private admissions counseling and I charge $100 an hour and we can do anything you'd like, or I have set prices for packages. I'm actually considered cheap compared to others (many are $200+ per hour, plus an initial consultation fee). If you are interested, I'm located in NY (Long Island, but if you are in NYC, that's possible, too) and can be reached by e-mail at OzConsultantsLI@gmail.com or on here at my personal e-mail address, ridiculousquestions@yahoo.com
I've gotten plenty of students into top schools. This includes students whose guidance counselors told them they stood no chance.|||I am a certified college admissions counselor (UCLA) and I would say the prices the other commentors mention are correct ballpark amounts. However, virtually everything else they have said is incorrect.
I suggest you contact the Independent Educational Consultants Association (IECA) and ask this question as well as a referral to some counselors in your area. IECA has a code of ethics re counseling and will be able to answer your questions and address any concerns you have. Check their website and call them.
JOB
advise on college visits, recommendations and interviews, and provide college assistance throughout the college admissions process. I charge $2600 for unlimited sessions and $150 for hourly work.
Most families feel it is the best investment they have made because often I am able to help them save money in the end. I have a website that you can go to and email me from any page with questions. It is http://www.collegedirection.org.|||A lot more than they're worth. Most counselors charge north of $100 per hour, or a flat rate in the thousands of dollars for each school they work on with your daughter. And a lot of admissions officers know how to spot the students who've gotten that kind of help on their essays, because they end up sounding similar to all the other essays the counselors have helped with, and that's not going to be to your daughter's advantage. If there's an English teacher or someone else she already knows whose writing skills she respects, she should work with that person instead.|||In my personal opinion, these coaches are not worth the cost and will seriously leave a dent in your bank account. There is tons of free information out there and a lot of great information in books that can help your daughter have the best application possible. Think about it, if she's motivated enough to do the research on her own (by looking up information online, reading books about the college process, and talking with her school counselor), then she's probably ivy material.
I would start by checking out http://princetonreview.com and http://collegeboard.com to get advice and information about specific colleges. Also check out http://www.makecollegereality.com for free advice about the application process. That site also has a list of the top rated books that can help you and your daughter navigate the process if you still have more questions.|||It really depends, but expect in the thousands, easily.
I have found that it is much better to do your own research than to rely on someone else's advice. They may claim they know it all when it comes to colleges, but they probably do not. Go to your local bookstore and look at books about getting into the most competitive schools. Also, try to interact with your daughter's guidance counselor, who has a lot of information (for free!).|||I do private admissions counseling and I charge $100 an hour and we can do anything you'd like, or I have set prices for packages. I'm actually considered cheap compared to others (many are $200+ per hour, plus an initial consultation fee). If you are interested, I'm located in NY (Long Island, but if you are in NYC, that's possible, too) and can be reached by e-mail at OzConsultantsLI@gmail.com or on here at my personal e-mail address, ridiculousquestions@yahoo.com
I've gotten plenty of students into top schools. This includes students whose guidance counselors told them they stood no chance.|||I am a certified college admissions counselor (UCLA) and I would say the prices the other commentors mention are correct ballpark amounts. However, virtually everything else they have said is incorrect.
I suggest you contact the Independent Educational Consultants Association (IECA) and ask this question as well as a referral to some counselors in your area. IECA has a code of ethics re counseling and will be able to answer your questions and address any concerns you have. Check their website and call them.
JOB
Where do people find personal athletic training coach for the olympics and how much does it usually cost?
Where do people find personal athletic training coach for the olympics and how much does it usually cost? Is there a website about it?
Thanks!|||They usually find the coaches where they train, like how Shawn Johnson got her coach. She went into a gym at 6, and they both have been training for a decade.
I would think that it would be expensive.|||Personal Training is NOT the same as Athletic Training. Please look up the difference between the two and educate yourself. :)
Thanks!|||They usually find the coaches where they train, like how Shawn Johnson got her coach. She went into a gym at 6, and they both have been training for a decade.
I would think that it would be expensive.|||Personal Training is NOT the same as Athletic Training. Please look up the difference between the two and educate yourself. :)
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How can I be sure a coach handbag is authentic?
I am wanting to get my mother a coach handbag for her birthday. I don't really want to pay full retail but I'm a little fearful that I might not get authentic coach if I use ebay or another bargain route. Can you tell me how to be 100% certain I've gotten an authentic coach bag?|||Hello. It's very difficult to know an authentic bag just from a picture alone. But here's a a tip if you are thinking about getting one online. Ebay is likely the ONLY place online you will get an authentic bag. All of those "wholesale" houses and such you see are fakes. Coach does not "wholesale" to anyone except designated, approved botiques and stores and NONE of them are online. You may find an occassional blog where an individual is selling a few authentic bags but your choices will be so limited.
Ebay really is a great place. You just have to be careful. The good guys far outnumber the bad on that site. Here's a link to a "Spotting Fake Coach on Ebay" book. Even if you don't buy the book there's a sign up form that will give you free tips on spotting fakes...pretty good stuff! Hope that helps!
http://www.TheCoachReport.com/landingpag鈥?/a>|||The realy coach handbag is really expensive , why not visit some online outlet website , somr top quality purse from China is really nice and more important , they are really cheap ! maybe you can visit www.coachbuynow.com to see more.
|||look for yellow stitching|||look it up onllne |||who cares?, as long as it looks nice|||Get it from coach.com or a coach outlet to be 100% sure. It's risky getting it from ebay and the like...unless they offer to give you their original purchase receipt. ||| I would make that kind of purchase from a reputable store myself. |||um the only way of being 100% sure is by buying the coach bag directly from coach. sorry|||go to a coach store an buy it that is the only positive way you can no|||Usually when you buy a real designer bag they come with papers of authentication.|||i bought my wife one at the outlet mall and the zipper broke. then i got her one on Canal Street in New York for about $30.00 i think. and it was better made. She still has it.|||Mines have gold writing in the inside on a red lable and I also brought mines from the coach store, so of course it's real, but since you buying off of ebay try this:http://www.ehow.com/how_2044771_identify鈥?/a>|||look for the serial number|||Most name brand bags have authenticity cards in them.... The pricier bags of course. Go online and read up on Coach bags for extra detail on what their products contain and how t tell the difference between the real thing and a copy. |||if it's authentic the C's on the bag will be connected if not its not real... or on the inside there will be a metal plaque with the company on it ... or it would usually come with paperwork and a certificate of authenticity if you dont buy it from Coach.. just go to the website, find the one you bought, and compare the two purses..
i hope that helped|||i asked this question some time ago http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;鈥?/a>|||I believe there are authentic coach bags on ebay or amazon. You can google the tips or buy the guide how to tell fake coach handbag on ebay too. http://www.handbags-galore.info/
Ebay really is a great place. You just have to be careful. The good guys far outnumber the bad on that site. Here's a link to a "Spotting Fake Coach on Ebay" book. Even if you don't buy the book there's a sign up form that will give you free tips on spotting fakes...pretty good stuff! Hope that helps!
http://www.TheCoachReport.com/landingpag鈥?/a>|||The realy coach handbag is really expensive , why not visit some online outlet website , somr top quality purse from China is really nice and more important , they are really cheap ! maybe you can visit www.coachbuynow.com to see more.
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|||look for yellow stitching|||look it up onllne |||who cares?, as long as it looks nice|||Get it from coach.com or a coach outlet to be 100% sure. It's risky getting it from ebay and the like...unless they offer to give you their original purchase receipt. ||| I would make that kind of purchase from a reputable store myself. |||um the only way of being 100% sure is by buying the coach bag directly from coach. sorry|||go to a coach store an buy it that is the only positive way you can no|||Usually when you buy a real designer bag they come with papers of authentication.|||i bought my wife one at the outlet mall and the zipper broke. then i got her one on Canal Street in New York for about $30.00 i think. and it was better made. She still has it.|||Mines have gold writing in the inside on a red lable and I also brought mines from the coach store, so of course it's real, but since you buying off of ebay try this:http://www.ehow.com/how_2044771_identify鈥?/a>|||look for the serial number|||Most name brand bags have authenticity cards in them.... The pricier bags of course. Go online and read up on Coach bags for extra detail on what their products contain and how t tell the difference between the real thing and a copy. |||if it's authentic the C's on the bag will be connected if not its not real... or on the inside there will be a metal plaque with the company on it ... or it would usually come with paperwork and a certificate of authenticity if you dont buy it from Coach.. just go to the website, find the one you bought, and compare the two purses..
i hope that helped|||i asked this question some time ago http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;鈥?/a>|||I believe there are authentic coach bags on ebay or amazon. You can google the tips or buy the guide how to tell fake coach handbag on ebay too. http://www.handbags-galore.info/
What is it like working at the coach store?
I am considering getting another part time job at the Coach store (retail purses) as a seasonal holiday worker. Can anyone give me detail on working there? How much do they pay, is the job enjoyable, discounts (if any for seasonal workers), what is the dress code?|||its horrible...i worked there for amonth.,..My manager didnt give me any notice and made me stay till midnight to stick on clearance tags when my shift was supposed to end at 5..I was soo angry.. the ppl who come there are so snobby they expect you to know everything about the purse,. if its original colour was this or that or what material is made of, how many pockets does it have? oh and its really hard to get a job there cause a lot of ppl wnanna work there..I made 15 dolars an hour and i had to wear a white blouse and black pants/skirt|||well i've been working at Coach for about 5 months now, and i love it. my managers are all really young, so theyre awesome. although there are a lot of snobby people that come in, not all of them are rude. i only make 8.50/hr, but its such an easy job. and the discounts are amazing! i say go for it!
|||I have never worked there, so I cannot say how much they make, but you are expected to wear formal clothes (suits, blouses, etc) and you can get bags discounted but they stamp the creed with an "ES" (employee sale) meaning you can't return it, get it repaired for free, or sell it on eBay.|||Expect a lot of attitude from the rich folks.|||I bet it would be really cool. go for it.
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|||I have never worked there, so I cannot say how much they make, but you are expected to wear formal clothes (suits, blouses, etc) and you can get bags discounted but they stamp the creed with an "ES" (employee sale) meaning you can't return it, get it repaired for free, or sell it on eBay.|||Expect a lot of attitude from the rich folks.|||I bet it would be really cool. go for it.
What coach received the most unjustified firing in college football history?
I'm talking about when a coach is doing a good job, but still gets fired. Some examples include Glen Mason (Minnesota), David Cutcliffe (Misssippi), and Frank Solich (Nebraska). I think firing Solich after a 9-3 season was the worst decision ever. What do the rest of you think?|||Dan McCarney at Iowa State. In his last 7 years at Iowa State, they went to 5 bowl games. Firing Solich was a bad idea, but would probably look better in hindsight if they had hired somone halfway decent to replace him.|||I don't know THAT much about college football head coaches other than what I've learned/read the past few years.
But,Solich went 10-3 that season, and you're right, it was ridiculous. Jeff Bower was just fired at Souther Mississippi after bringing the Golden Eagles to 11 bowls (6-5 record). Sorry I didn't give you an exact answer, but it's something.|||Firing Frank Solich was in my opinion incredibly wrong and a big mistake. Earl Bruce was fired at Ohio State also and I thought that was a mistake. I think there was more to the story than what was told to the media. Hmmnnn .....|||jimmy johnson, won superbowl then was fired. they say it was mutual, but everybody knows jerry jones is a crazy wild eyed owner|||Johnny Majors at Tennessee. Fulmer lied, Majors was fired, and that's the end of the story.|||alot of people almost beat the pats but theyre cheaters...
the giants ultimately prevailed!|||Brian Billick #1 coach. almost beat pats. WHY FIRE HIM HES AWESOME.|||ron zook
But,Solich went 10-3 that season, and you're right, it was ridiculous. Jeff Bower was just fired at Souther Mississippi after bringing the Golden Eagles to 11 bowls (6-5 record). Sorry I didn't give you an exact answer, but it's something.|||Firing Frank Solich was in my opinion incredibly wrong and a big mistake. Earl Bruce was fired at Ohio State also and I thought that was a mistake. I think there was more to the story than what was told to the media. Hmmnnn .....|||jimmy johnson, won superbowl then was fired. they say it was mutual, but everybody knows jerry jones is a crazy wild eyed owner|||Johnny Majors at Tennessee. Fulmer lied, Majors was fired, and that's the end of the story.|||alot of people almost beat the pats but theyre cheaters...
the giants ultimately prevailed!|||Brian Billick #1 coach. almost beat pats. WHY FIRE HIM HES AWESOME.|||ron zook
Does anyone know how to clean a Coach purse w/out buying their cleaners? Whould it be ok in a washing machine?
Its a Coach hobo.. just a little suede around zipper and little leather on handle. Thanks!|||Do not put it in the washing machine.|||Ok, it has leather, and suede so that rules out the washing machine right off the bat. Also, since it's a purse and not meant to go into the washing machine, I can pretty much tell you right now if you do that, you are going to shrink your purse. Take it to a dry cleaner OR if you don't want to pay the money get a bit of detergent and mix it with hot water, take a soft sponge or a washcloth and wash it by had, making sure that the rag or sponge is only DAMP not soaking wet. You don't want to soak the purse, just get it damp enough to clean it. Then either leave it in the sun to dry or use a blow dryer on the cold setting. Or just put in somewhere in your house for it to sit for awhile until it dries.|||A Coach purse in the washing machine?! Jesus girl are you out of your mind??!!
NO, it is not ok to machine wash!!
Take a baby wipe and wipe the outside of it to get it clean. either that, or take it to be dry-cleaned or to a leather cleaner.
God, i would never put my coach, or any of my other designer brand purses for that matter, in the washing machine. either i'm just too high maintenence or you're just too cluless...|||don't wash it in the washing machine. you have to hand wash all of them. you can either take it to a cleaners or you can take a damp soapy rag and wash it your self.(=|||Call Coach and buy one of their suede leather cleaning kits. That should work. But never put an authentic designer handbag in the washing machine.|||Take it to a nice dry cleaner %26amp; ask them about the best way to clean. They can help or go to a repair shop for leather, etc. They will know too.
Good luck!
NO, it is not ok to machine wash!!
Take a baby wipe and wipe the outside of it to get it clean. either that, or take it to be dry-cleaned or to a leather cleaner.
God, i would never put my coach, or any of my other designer brand purses for that matter, in the washing machine. either i'm just too high maintenence or you're just too cluless...|||don't wash it in the washing machine. you have to hand wash all of them. you can either take it to a cleaners or you can take a damp soapy rag and wash it your self.(=|||Call Coach and buy one of their suede leather cleaning kits. That should work. But never put an authentic designer handbag in the washing machine.|||Take it to a nice dry cleaner %26amp; ask them about the best way to clean. They can help or go to a repair shop for leather, etc. They will know too.
Good luck!
How can I become a college basketball coach?
I'm 19 years old attending Washington State University, but I want to be a college basketball coach. What do I need to do to get there?|||Ask someone like an adult. BUT the NCAA coach has to retire or die for you to be a coach.
Good Luck!|||If you are looking for basketball coach career advice or open jobs this site is entirely dedicated to the topic. htttp://www.HoopCoach.org
Good Luck!|||If you are looking for basketball coach career advice or open jobs this site is entirely dedicated to the topic. htttp://www.HoopCoach.org
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What the average salary for a Division 2 assistant football coach?
I know it varies with the schools but what is the average or high/low at the D2 level for an assistant football coach? I know head coaches make 60-100K and the big dogs like GVSU and NWMS make 100K+.|||My guess would be about $40,000 since they are smaller schools. It'd be a dream come true if I could be a defensive assistant coach. No doubt there!|||I dunno, ask Ryan Leaf.
How do you become a college football coach?
My uncle is a okay high school coach and we're watching the Meinke Car Care Bowl and this question came to mind.|||Be a very successful high school coach moving from smaller to very large high schools. Having great high school football players who are successful in college will also put your name in the limelight.|||work your way up in the college ranks. go to highschool first|||Most college coaches go from high school to college by becoming non-paid assistants. As they develop relationships with other coaches, they may either be promoted to step up into a paid position on the staff, or go with someone who is leaving for a promotion at another school.
His best bet would be to look into opportunities at small schools and community colleges (NCAA DIV III or NAIA) and go from there.
If he has NFL experience as a player, even better.|||Maybe go to the college office they test and then you might have a chance to be a college But you're dad have to sign up!
His best bet would be to look into opportunities at small schools and community colleges (NCAA DIV III or NAIA) and go from there.
If he has NFL experience as a player, even better.|||Maybe go to the college office they test and then you might have a chance to be a college But you're dad have to sign up!
What are your thoughts on hiring a Life Coach or a Business Coach without a college degree?
What are your thoughts on hiring a Life Coach or a Business Coach that was trained in coaching, skilled and experienced in business and life, but did NOT have a degree?|||Hi Lori,
It depends on how you feel they can help you, and what they are saying they can do to help you. I am a Life %26amp; Business Coach and do have a degree, however it is nothing compared to my experience of traveling the world and learning/interacting with my own two hands. I successfully own %26amp; operate my own company, but again, I am able to help my clients in a wide variety of ways...That is what keeps me going strong.
If I can be of more help, please email me direct: Lou@attainmentlife.com|||Hello,
I think it's important to have both education and experience, but it is whatever you're comfortable with. Although you cannot learn how to help others achieve their goals out of a textbook, having a degree that is at a minimum a bachelor's shows a potential client that the coach has advanced academically and personally. It's work obtaining a degree and I personally would not hire a coach without one.
Hope that helps.
It depends on how you feel they can help you, and what they are saying they can do to help you. I am a Life %26amp; Business Coach and do have a degree, however it is nothing compared to my experience of traveling the world and learning/interacting with my own two hands. I successfully own %26amp; operate my own company, but again, I am able to help my clients in a wide variety of ways...That is what keeps me going strong.
If I can be of more help, please email me direct: Lou@attainmentlife.com|||Hello,
I think it's important to have both education and experience, but it is whatever you're comfortable with. Although you cannot learn how to help others achieve their goals out of a textbook, having a degree that is at a minimum a bachelor's shows a potential client that the coach has advanced academically and personally. It's work obtaining a degree and I personally would not hire a coach without one.
Hope that helps.
How does someone become a personal life coach?
I have a friend with a TON of degrees, along with an impressive resume'. She has done a lot of corporate work in terms of "fixing," difficult situations within high power companies. So how could she become a personal life coach? Thanks so much.|||All she has to do is open a business and call herself a "personal life coach." Coaching is not a regulated field, so anyone can call themselves a coach and charge whatever they want.|||Although a person may be good at working in a corporate culture, they may not be a good life coach. There has been a movement in the past 10 years towards coaching as a model of helping people in stead of counseling, which has the stereotype of being for those dealing with mental illness. Coaching gives those with the know how the opportunity to share their knowledge and insights with others. However, because it is not regulated, there are a lot of people who should not be in that role out there trying to earn a buck off vulnerable people.
Although it is not regulated at this point in the U.S., there are some very good programs to help a person learn about the ethics of coaching, the legal aspects of it, how to market your business, etc. Its well worth it and helps one define and set up their business. With so many folks hanging their shingle claiming to be life coaches these days, she will want some credentials that reflect her commitment to coaching. She will also want to find her niche as there are so many types of coaching. She will also need to know how to cover her posterior in the event she has a client who wants to sue her, etc. It's not as easy as just doing it and I'd highly recommend she do her homework before starting up.
international coach federation is a good place to start researching about what coaching is, where to learn more about the field...|||Don't know.
Although it is not regulated at this point in the U.S., there are some very good programs to help a person learn about the ethics of coaching, the legal aspects of it, how to market your business, etc. Its well worth it and helps one define and set up their business. With so many folks hanging their shingle claiming to be life coaches these days, she will want some credentials that reflect her commitment to coaching. She will also want to find her niche as there are so many types of coaching. She will also need to know how to cover her posterior in the event she has a client who wants to sue her, etc. It's not as easy as just doing it and I'd highly recommend she do her homework before starting up.
international coach federation is a good place to start researching about what coaching is, where to learn more about the field...|||Don't know.
How should a coach handle trash talking on Facebook?
I am a high school volleyball coach. Although I am not Facebook friends with any of my athletes, it was recently brought to my attention that some of my star athletes (those who I thought were team leaders) have been trash talking the coaching staff on their pages. Other than keeping a printed record of these posts, how should I address this issue?|||My initial thought was, "Make them work harder and tire them out at practice!!!" More drills, longer practice, more times a week, etc. But that will obviously lead to more criticism and trash talk, correct? That's where I see the problem; you can't really fix that overnight.
I'm just a 17 year old kid, so hell if I know haha But I'd definitely confront the players about it, maybe not in front of everyone, but at least after practice or before practice. It's just rude and disrespectful of them, especially if you truly are doing your job correctly and efficiently.
So all in all, I'd talk to them, being pretty stern about it, and punish them with more drills or practice, whichever you prefer. They need to understand that they have a consequence for their actions.|||I think you should bring up the matter with the school administration! There may be a policy about Facebook et al., or one about out-of-school actions of students.
I'm just a 17 year old kid, so hell if I know haha But I'd definitely confront the players about it, maybe not in front of everyone, but at least after practice or before practice. It's just rude and disrespectful of them, especially if you truly are doing your job correctly and efficiently.
So all in all, I'd talk to them, being pretty stern about it, and punish them with more drills or practice, whichever you prefer. They need to understand that they have a consequence for their actions.|||I think you should bring up the matter with the school administration! There may be a policy about Facebook et al., or one about out-of-school actions of students.
How do you become a college basketball coach?
I am on the varsity basketball in my pretty large town, but am not good enough to play college. How can i become a coach?|||First off they require a College degree. Secondly while you are going to college try to get on the coaching staff as a volunteer or graduate assistant position. This will get you started on the right road. Similar to the way Lawerance Frank got to be an NBA coach for the NJ Nets.
Raised in Teaneck, New Jersey, Frank graduated from Teaneck High School, but never made the school's basketball team. Frank spent three seasons as an assistant coach for the Vancouver Grizzlies under Brian Hill. Hill would later serve as Frank's assistant with the New Jersey Nets. His responsibilities with the Grizzlies included scouting upcoming opponents as well as practice and bench coaching duties.
Before joining the Grizzlies, Frank served as an assistant coach at the University of Tennessee for three seasons under Head Coach Kevin O'Neill. Frank first worked with O'Neill as a volunteer staff assistant at Marquette University in 1992 and during his tenure, helped lead the Marquette Warriors to two NCAA tournament berths and a Sweet Sixteen appearance in 1994.
Frank earned his B.S. in education from Indiana University in 1992, where he spent four seasons as a manager for the Hoosier basketball team led by Bob Knight. He also holds an M.S. in education administration from Marquette.|||You have to know the plays of basketball, strategies, and how baketball is played. Here.
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Raised in Teaneck, New Jersey, Frank graduated from Teaneck High School, but never made the school's basketball team. Frank spent three seasons as an assistant coach for the Vancouver Grizzlies under Brian Hill. Hill would later serve as Frank's assistant with the New Jersey Nets. His responsibilities with the Grizzlies included scouting upcoming opponents as well as practice and bench coaching duties.
Before joining the Grizzlies, Frank served as an assistant coach at the University of Tennessee for three seasons under Head Coach Kevin O'Neill. Frank first worked with O'Neill as a volunteer staff assistant at Marquette University in 1992 and during his tenure, helped lead the Marquette Warriors to two NCAA tournament berths and a Sweet Sixteen appearance in 1994.
Frank earned his B.S. in education from Indiana University in 1992, where he spent four seasons as a manager for the Hoosier basketball team led by Bob Knight. He also holds an M.S. in education administration from Marquette.|||You have to know the plays of basketball, strategies, and how baketball is played. Here.
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How can I convice my ice skating coach to teach me harder things?
My ice skating coach and I have been working on the same jump for months. I am really good at it, but she still will not teach me new things! What can I do?|||Tell your coach that you would really like to learn some new things while perfecting that last jump. Your coach probably wants to make sure you are experiencing success and are getting the basics down before he/she pushes you on to more difficult things, and should explain to you why you shouldn't move on yet if you ask (it could be you have some bad habit in Xjump that they don't want you to carry on into Yjump -I know that was the case for me with double sal from axel). Even if your coach is hesitant to introduce a new jump yet, maybe he/she will teach you some new spirals, spins, or other moves to keep you from getting bored. If you still really feel like you need to learn a new jump and your coach still will not teach you one after you tell him/her that, I would consider talking to another coach and maybe switching to one who will be more willing to let you decide the pace at which you learn things.|||I would suggest talking to your coach and asking them what you need to do better so that you can move on to other things. Let your coach know that you would like to move on. Talking to the coach and expressing your feelings is the best thing you can do. Ask your coach what you need to do better so that you can move on and learn new things! Good luck!|||I have had the same problem, you must be patient and maybe ask her when you will be learning your next jump or ask her what off ice techniques you could be doing now to get ready for your next jump...
Good luck!|||When i have problems like that i just tell my coach i tried a double toe and she's just like"ok let's see." It really depends on the move too. Axels lead into double salcows.|||perfection,perfection,practice,patience
Good luck!|||When i have problems like that i just tell my coach i tried a double toe and she's just like"ok let's see." It really depends on the move too. Axels lead into double salcows.|||perfection,perfection,practice,patience
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