Lamphere High School

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Parents,There are some people that are very jealous of your children. Sometimes they are in the same school. I will have my Attorney handle them - - - - . As for this forum please do not respond to this trash. Parents, and Players (call with any concerns) People you dont have to wait any longer see you in court.
I believe he means the parents that have posted,
but I don't believe there has been anything posted that is slanderous nor liable on the parents posts...

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Post by Rick on Mon Nov 17, 2008 7:22 pm
Parents,
This is the first time and only time i will be on this forum. I am sorry for all the bad things people are saying about your kids and the Lamphere program.
I have ignored this kind of garbage too long. I talked to two young ladies at school and said to them they did not seem to get into playing the game that day. They both said yes and nothing else was said. I did not coach VE U-16 G to stay away from these issues. I only trained them and my daughter is on the team. I was expecting a very physical rough game and the R.O. team played with great composure no conflicts.(Credit to there coach, and players) Parents,There are some people that are very jealous of your children. Sometimes they are in the same school. I will have my Attorney handle them - - - - . As for this forum please do not respond to this trash. Parents, and Players (call with any concerns)
People you dont have to wait any longer see you in court.
Rick

Post by To Rick on Fri Nov 21, 2008 6:16 pm
I’m afraid that you have not understood these postings. There are no posts that say bad things about the kids, and no posts that say bad things about the Lamphere program. Only posts that say bad things about the coach of the Lamphere girls soccer team. Your version of the of the comments said to your HS players about their loss to VE while playing for their club team, doesn’t resemble their version of the encounter. This, of course, could be because girls often mix up what has been said to them, or they take the comment in a way unintended by the communicator. Unfortunately, we have endured a season of your comments to our kids. Our kids came home with your demeaning comments, negative motivating techniques, and then the unbelievable Centerline game tirade. Sure kids can take things the wrong way, but over and over and over again? I don’t think so. And from more than one or two kids, all of them expressed issues about your comments to them. Are there parents that are jealous of other kids skill, playing time, and accolades? Sure there are, but I don’t see postings about that, only about the behavior of the coach. The kids said you pressured them into coming to a training session with your brother, without talking to their parents, clearly a violation of numerous moral issues and maybe a violation of more serious charges. The kids said you pressured them into trying out for VE, clearly a violation of poaching policy. This wasn’t a one time occasion, it was said you talked to them so often about this topic that they avoided one on one conversations with you. They reported that you constantly put down the RO team, and their coach. Telling them they would progress much farther with VE training. This was brought to the attention of school administrators by more than one parent, and nothing was done about it. You lied about the conversations you had with our kids, or our kids lied. But our kids’ stories were all the same, and there were more than one kid that collaborated the conversations. Yet your word was the one believed by the director of athletics of Lamphere, and nothing was looked into, and nobody talked to the girls about the details of the violations above. Before you call these posts garbage, you may want to think about asking the girls if they had fun last year, if it was a rewarding experience, if they “progressed” as you like to say. You need to learn how to talk to, instruct, and motivate female athletes, because there are players that do not want to play for you this Spring, and others who are telling us they are not looking forward to it, because of how the coach treated them last year. Doesn’t that say enough? Can you explain why they feel this way?


Thought I would re post the two, what do folks think should be done? Nothing?

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I really know nothing about and have little interest in the whole Lamphere High School/ Vardar East conversations. My daughter graduated from Royal Oak High this past spring. But, what I do know is that the RO Sparx coach was never in contention for the Royal Oak girls varsity coaching position. He may be a good coach or may not be, but please don't come on hear and flat out lie and make rumors that reflect the entire community, even if you are based in Lamphere. Royal Oak High School has tremendous varsity coaches on both the boys and girls side and are pretty stable for many years to come.

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nothing should be done or said, I'm allready shaking in my boots now everytime the maile comes thinking it's my summons. 8-[

But seroiusly. aside from the attempt of twist to the story R obviously attempted (if it was really him), in reading through all these posts, I can not fine one thing that states anything negative about one kid.

If "someone" were as smart as "they" state they are, maybe a "copy / paste" of an example would have valadated his / their post? But, it didn't happen and there is not validity to it.

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excuse my spelling please. Don't need to grammar police knocking. LOL

[topdog]

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The French have a word for it ,..........................Le Sasssssssay :dumbpeople:

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Lol that doesn’t seem relevant to the written response to whomever wrote the post authored by one who called himself R ick. Although entertaining, instead of threats or name calling, or whatever, how about addressing the issues in your response? Are the allegations lies? Did he do what is said he did? And is it that big of deal if he did? Those points should be argued, not silly “Just shut up” posts. Maybe the poster just wants the coach to assume responsibility for transgressions or explain his actions, or just say the “Hear say” evidence was taken out of context etc etc. Remember, the one who responded as Ric k did not address any of the issues in these posts. If it was him, why would he not explain what happened? If the posts to “Defend” him are all like yours, well, then it seems the story laid out in previous posts may have legs???

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Hey, topdog! Sounds like you forgot your meds this morning. Hope you weren't training your little boys today in that frame of mind. [-X

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Are there schools that allow you to "letter" in basket weaving? That kind of sounds cool actually.

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Underwater basket-weaving is a process of making wicker baskets which involves dipping reeds or stalks of plants into (or, as the name suggests, under) water and allowing them to soak. This process will provide a very supple and flexible reed which can then be woven into a basket. The baskets then will be allowed to dry and provide a sturdy container.[citation needed]

Other uses
Underwater basket-weaving is also an idiomatic example of a "really easy" college or university major or class at any level. The term also serves as a humorously generic answer to questions about a college degree. Example: "What kind of degree do I need to get this job?" "You can have a degree in underwater left-handed basket weaving as long as you have your piece of paper."

This generic term for an undecided major first arose during the Vietnam War era to describe the sorts of majors that many young men, who would otherwise not have entered college, undertook to escape the draft. See also: Mickey Mouse degrees.

The University of California, San Diego's recreation department first offered an underwater basket-weaving class in 1984[1]. Reed College in Portland, Oregon also offers an Underwater Basket Weaving class during Paideia, its festival of learning.[2]

Link to Reed College

http://www.reed.edu/


For those interested in underwater basket weaving, see above. No.................no snorkles necessary.

I think I willminor in a shoe polish course as well.

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Here is what I could find, not too big a demand in the education field for polishing shoes as far as the web searches go.

http://shoes.about.com/od/shoe_care/qt/ ... _shoes.htm

I may start my own shoe polish school now that I look at this.

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I just hope there are any underwater basket weaving shoe polishing hater blogs out there, gosh help me.

Looks like anyone can do these, pretty cool, I don't think I'd feel so threatened if I or someone were
not as good as a underwater basket weavering shoe polisher as some others.

But think of the hear say, there will be rumours of "I hear they mix indian ink in with the polish to give it a deeper luster,
but we know that is a lazy persons method for a quick fix and shine, it won't last as long as if they were wrapped around
key self absorbing shoe polishers that have been polishing for nearly 25 years"

nyuck.......nyuck.......nyuck.......nyuck.......ny uck