Please can anyone give us any information on the hotel: Riu Imperial Marhaba in Port El Kantaoui.?
Tunisia:Port El Kantaoui Posted: Sun June 25 08:47:36 2006 UTC Please can anyone give us any information on the hotel: Riu Imperial Marhaba in Port El Kantaoui. We are a couple in our 40`s and are due to arrive in Port El Kantaoui in early September 2006, we have searched many sites throughout the internet and have only been able to find a few sites that give us information and reviews on the hotel itself, maybe you yourself have stayed at the Riu Imperial Marhaba hotel or know someone that has. Any information would be most helpful.
Should you give up on dating women if you are taller than 6'7''? It seems next to impossible to break through the "you are too tall" wall.
This may depend on where you live, if you are in a country where women tend to be short, then 6′7 is an issue. If you live somewhere with a lot of tall women, then no, it’s not.I’m 5′10 and nowhere near the tallest Irish woman I know. 6′7 would not be a problem for me. You may find your dating pool expands if you move to somewhere with taller people.
Special olympics volleyball vs. regular olympics volleyball?
There are really very few differences. Special Olympics They can serve directly out of their hand. They can use a 3 or 5 serve rule. When one server scores 3 or 5 points (depending on the tournament), the serving team will rotate and keep serving. OR, if they score 3 or 5 points, they will lose the serve and the other team will get the serve. It depends on the tournament. There is a rule against dominance. It says that one or two players may not dominate play. It is particularly used in Unified volleyball. (That is where 3 Special Olympians and 3 partners will pair up and play. The partners may not dominate the play, excluding the Special Olympians. USAV The server must make sure there is a clear distance between the hand and the ball during the serve. The same server keeps serving until the set is over or the other team wins the rally. There is no dominance rule. If you have more questions, please feel free to contact me. I have been refereeing Special Olympics since 1990. And I have been honored to be selected to go to the World Games in North Carolina and Dublin, Ireland as well as the USA National Games in Iowa.
I'm 17 years old and I love football. But I'm terrible at it! Can I still practice and get better enough to play football in college?
Listen, unless you are supremely talented or have anything that seperates you from the competition you probably will never play.However,depending on your measurables, frame, and work ethic there is hope.If you are tall and lanky, your goal would be to be in the gym and build up your muscle mass, strength, and overall weight.Depending on your position, skill set, and measurables I can't exactly guide you to what your goals should be to play at the next level. You most likely won't get a scholarship so you are going to have to be a walk on and prove yourself. Plenty of players are walk ons. I know your goal is to play at the next level. Just know depending on your measurables there is hope. Just know plenty of nfl players were walk ons in college. Just to name a few, jj watt, jared abrederis, clay matthews, jordy nelson, etc. (I just realised all these guys are linked to Wisconsin, played for the packers or went to Wisconsin)Another player I know of that is purely self made is Carl Nassib. Look him up. Great story. Never started in high school I believe and he just got drafted 2nd round of the NFL draft.It all depends. You just said you weren't very good and you want to play next level. That's too broad. You never told me your measurables or any of your strengths and weaknesses.A lot of guys have talent. Others have to work harder. Just to let you know, not trying to kill your dreams, but the odds are you just don't have what it takes.Some people have to work harder than others.So in your case.Identify your weaknessesAnd work on them to become a better player. Practice, work ethic, and dedication will be everything you need to make it to the next level.If you are slow work on speed drillsIf your weak build muscle, weight, and strength.If you play WR work on your craft; routes, speed, beating press coverage, all that stuff.Like I said, you were pretty broad on your question so I can't help you in detail and cater to you personally. You never told me your weaknesses, strength, measurables, and position.Measurables being height, weight, 40 yard timeHope this helped
Country bar/night club in columbus, Ohio?
"Big Easy" off East LIvingston & Brice. on Channingway Center Dr. I think it used to be Screaming Willie's. I think Jamey Johnson is going to be there the end of the month. Also Whiskey ***** Bar, on Dublin Granville Rd. A long time ago there was a place in Lancaster Ohio, that I went to, but probably long gone. Listen to WCOL 92.3 Radio, you might hear some other locations.
How many hours a week does a typical Google engineer work?
I worked at Google over a period from 2007-2010, so my information might be dated. It's hard to generalize over an engineering team as large as Google's, but I would say on average engineers work 50 hours a week.This very much varies from team to team, individual to individual. I worked on two fairly mature products, so the urgency to ship and deliver was less than other more groundbreaking areas of the company, for which I imagine more of its team members might have been working longer. There's certainly high variance, anyone could point at examples of people who work 80 hour weeks, or who work less than 40.There are a couple other points related to this. First, time at work is different than time working. Gym, beach volleyball, games, food, etc all keep you at work longer, but you're not working during those hours.Second, it doesn't matter how long you work as long as you get your stuff done well. Face time at the office wasn't important, pushing code was. No one was counting your time in or out of the office, as long as your stuff was done it doesn't matter when or for how long you worked. More people wanted to get more stuff done, so they worked more. Some people wanted to coast and had no fear of repercussions so they worked less.