“Leadership training. The way you manage your message during a time of crisis will help people believe you and your message. This video examines how Swimming Australia President Barclay Nettleford and swimmer Eamon Sullivan handled the press conference after admitting to taking stilnox.”
Leadership through a crisis from Presentation Skills on Vimeo.
Danish Swimming Federation had a training camp at BISP during 12-26 Feb. 2013 Camps – British International School, Phuket is managed by Business Development & Service Department.
The bus driver was clever and found us an alternative route to the FINA 2012 arena. Only, the road was narrow and then there was a car breaking down or something. Taksi, anyone?
The family of the man killed in a shark attack at Muriwai Beach on Auckland’s west coast say they are “in deep shock.” Husband and father of one Adam Strange died after being attacked while swimming from Maori Bay around a headland into Muriwai, around 200m offshore.
“Diving in and remembering I did not have my safety float or Deepest Bear. The water was too icy to swim as I kept swimming into ice and cut my face and nose as I swam into small pieces. I could not swim hard. Not enough clear water to swim properly so just got out.”
Fulton Elementary School students in Lancaster County, PA, are learning to swim. View article at Lancaster Online
A jury was selected and opening statements were expected to begin Wednesday afternoon in the trial for a former Ben Lomond High School volunteer swim coach accused of having sex with a 17-year-old student.
Jamie Jo Waite, 37, is charged in 2nd District Court with four counts of forcible sexual abuse, a second-degree felony.
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A former Fishers swim coach once accused of stealing $17,000 in pool rental money is facing new criminal charges in Tennessee.
The Call 6 Investigators have learned Ken Stopkotte was arrested Feb. 20 by Franklin, Tenn., police on suspicion of stealing checks from the First Presbyterian Church.
He was charged with two counts of felony theft over $500 and is expected in Williamson County court on Feb. 28.
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Mr Chen had been campaigning to shut the paper mills he said were poisoning his local rivers, after members of his family fell ill. When a local businessman, Jin Zengmin, posted pictures of a rubbish-filled river in Rui’an city on his microblog last week and offered officials 200,000 yuan (£24,000) to take a dip, Mr Chen followed his lead.
But soon after posting his own offer online, a group of men came to Mr Chen’s home, his daughter, Chen Xiufang, told The Independent.
“While Father was alone at home, at 6am on the 24th, around 40 men and women in plain clothes who were recruited by the government came to the house,†she alleged. “They came in and they started smashing everything.â€
Ms Chen said her father suffered injuries to his head and feet and that he was now on a drip.
