The YMCA of Western Monmouth County is hosting a two-day basketball clinic on November 8-9, 2007 from 9:00am to 1:00pm. The $85 clinic will provide fundamental basketball development, drills, defensive strategies, guest speakers, and a self-improvement guide. Concessions will be available for purchase. Participants will receive a clinic t-shirt and pizza. Applications are due by mail or email and should be sent to the Freehold Borough YMCA Community Center.
The document provides information about several community events and organizations in Hadley Wood. It discusses the annual family fireworks display organized by the Hadley Wood Association, noting the preparations and festivities. It also mentions the Parkway Fund established to oppose a development project, and the process for closing the fund. Additionally, it profiles the children's choirs directed by June and Christopher Keyte in Enfield, which include five choirs for singers aged 3 to 23 preparing for upcoming Christmas concerts.
This document is a newspaper page from the Cass City Chronicle dated June 22, 2011. It contains various advertisements and notices. The high-level sections include Transit rates, Real Estate For Rent, Services, Household Sales, Notices, Automotive, and Help Wanted. It provides information about yard sales, property rentals, business services, obituaries, vehicle sales, and local job openings.
This summary provides the high level information from the Cass City Chronicle document in 3 sentences:
The document contains various advertisements and announcements from the Cass City Chronicle newspaper on March 13, 2013, including rental property listings, services offered such as electric motor repair, and cards of thanks and remembrances for those who have passed away. It includes a listing for an "Adult Living" home for rent or purchase in Cass City, as well as advertisements for firewood, flags, and hall rentals. The final entries are cards of thanks for support received and remembrances of loved ones who passed away within the past year.
The document provides information about upcoming community events in and around Fort Drum for the period of June 10th to July 7th. It includes details about festivals, support group meetings, military family programs, and volunteer opportunities. Resources and contact information are also listed for organizations that provide assistance to military families on post, such as chaplains, family consultants, and financial counselors. Facebook pages and email addresses are provided for staying connected with different units' family readiness groups.
This document is a parish newsletter containing announcements for an area's church community. It provides the mass times and intentions for the week. It requests help filling out tax refund forms to support church renovations and notifies of recent baptisms. It also includes reflections, notices about choirs and upcoming events, and a request for support of worldwide missions on Mission Sunday.
This document contains various announcements from a newspaper, including wedding announcements for Katie Lauritzen and Tanner Prestegard who are getting married in July 2013, a birth announcement for Solana Maria Valdez born in August 2012, and anniversary announcements for Larry and Jeanine Baringer's 60th anniversary and Delbert and Donna Mandelko's 60th anniversary. It also includes various birthday announcements.
This notice announces a mortgage foreclosure sale of a property located at 5912 Millington Rd in Millington, MI due to default on a mortgage. The property will be auctioned on February 7, 2013 at the Tuscola County Courthouse. The notice provides details on the mortgage, terms of the sale, and contact information for the assignee of the mortgage, Flagstar Bank.
This document is an advertisement section from the October 19, 2011 edition of the Cass City Chronicle. It includes classified ads and notices for real estate, vehicles, services, employment, and other events and items for sale in and around Cass City, Michigan.
The document provides information about several community events and organizations in Hadley Wood. It discusses the annual family fireworks display organized by the Hadley Wood Association, noting the preparations and festivities. It also mentions the Parkway Fund established to oppose a development project, and the process for closing the fund. Additionally, it profiles the children's choirs directed by June and Christopher Keyte in Enfield, which include five choirs for singers aged 3 to 23 preparing for upcoming Christmas concerts.
This document is a newspaper page from the Cass City Chronicle dated June 22, 2011. It contains various advertisements and notices. The high-level sections include Transit rates, Real Estate For Rent, Services, Household Sales, Notices, Automotive, and Help Wanted. It provides information about yard sales, property rentals, business services, obituaries, vehicle sales, and local job openings.
This summary provides the high level information from the Cass City Chronicle document in 3 sentences:
The document contains various advertisements and announcements from the Cass City Chronicle newspaper on March 13, 2013, including rental property listings, services offered such as electric motor repair, and cards of thanks and remembrances for those who have passed away. It includes a listing for an "Adult Living" home for rent or purchase in Cass City, as well as advertisements for firewood, flags, and hall rentals. The final entries are cards of thanks for support received and remembrances of loved ones who passed away within the past year.
The document provides information about upcoming community events in and around Fort Drum for the period of June 10th to July 7th. It includes details about festivals, support group meetings, military family programs, and volunteer opportunities. Resources and contact information are also listed for organizations that provide assistance to military families on post, such as chaplains, family consultants, and financial counselors. Facebook pages and email addresses are provided for staying connected with different units' family readiness groups.
This document is a parish newsletter containing announcements for an area's church community. It provides the mass times and intentions for the week. It requests help filling out tax refund forms to support church renovations and notifies of recent baptisms. It also includes reflections, notices about choirs and upcoming events, and a request for support of worldwide missions on Mission Sunday.
This document contains various announcements from a newspaper, including wedding announcements for Katie Lauritzen and Tanner Prestegard who are getting married in July 2013, a birth announcement for Solana Maria Valdez born in August 2012, and anniversary announcements for Larry and Jeanine Baringer's 60th anniversary and Delbert and Donna Mandelko's 60th anniversary. It also includes various birthday announcements.
This notice announces a mortgage foreclosure sale of a property located at 5912 Millington Rd in Millington, MI due to default on a mortgage. The property will be auctioned on February 7, 2013 at the Tuscola County Courthouse. The notice provides details on the mortgage, terms of the sale, and contact information for the assignee of the mortgage, Flagstar Bank.
This document is an advertisement section from the October 19, 2011 edition of the Cass City Chronicle. It includes classified ads and notices for real estate, vehicles, services, employment, and other events and items for sale in and around Cass City, Michigan.
The document summarizes the Strategic Plan for Climate and Global Change Research by the Climate Change Science Program (CCSP). The CCSP aims to provide science-based information to inform public debate and policymaking on climate change and global change issues. The strategic plan focuses on near-term climate change decision support and addressing key uncertainties through research. It also supports ongoing broad Earth system research on issues like the carbon cycle, ecosystems, and human contributions to environmental change through multiple research elements. The strategic plan development process involves input from the National Research Council and stakeholders.
The Office of the Coordinator for Reconstruction and Stabilization (S/CRS) was established in 2004 to lead and coordinate the US government's civilian capacity for post-conflict stabilization and reconstruction. S/CRS aims to prevent state failure, help stabilize post-conflict states, and lay the foundation for lasting peace through interagency coordination and planning. It monitors fragile states, develops policy options, and manages resources and personnel to rapidly respond to reconstruction needs.
The University of Delaware has a long tradition of academic and athletic excellence. It is one of the oldest public universities in the country with nearly 21,000 students. The Blue Hens have won 9 NCAA championships and 138 conference titles. Corporate partners can capitalize on opportunities to advertise at the university's renowned football and basketball facilities in front of large audiences. Sponsorship options include signage, promotions, hospitality and more. Partnerships help companies achieve their marketing goals by utilizing the power of college sports.
The document summarizes research on the impact of new drug launches on longevity and life expectancy in 52 countries between 1982-2001. The key findings are:
1) Launches of new chemical entities (NCEs) have a strong positive impact on survival rates, with at least a 3 year lag for their full effects. NCE launches accounted for 40% of increased life expectancy between 1986-2000.
2) Launches of older, non-NCE drugs do not increase longevity.
3) The estimated cost per life-year gained from NCE launches is far lower than most estimates of the value of a life-year, suggesting pharmaceutical innovation provides good value.
The document is an invitation to the Northern Region Golf Day, a 4-ball stableford competition to be held on September 20, 2007 at Woodham Golf & Country Club. It provides details about the golf course, the day's schedule including registration, tee times, and a carvery dinner, as well as a booking form and cancellation policy. Players can choose to play or attend as non-players, and teams will be made up of 4 golfers with scoring based on the best 2 scores.
This document discusses climate change impacts and solutions for Cambridgeshire, England. It outlines that the region can expect a warmer climate with more extreme temperatures, wetter winters but drier summers, and rising sea levels. These changes may cause coastal and river flooding, soil moisture loss, and impacts on agriculture. The document then discusses potential mitigation solutions like increasing renewable energy and reducing emissions. It also notes the need for adaptation measures to prepare for unavoidable impacts. Finally, it outlines climate actions already taken by Cambridgeshire County Council to tackle climate change through plans, partnerships and exemplar projects.
The document discusses the history of copyright and its impact on creativity and innovation. It notes that in 1774, the Donaldson v. Beckett case established the idea of a "free culture" by limiting copyright to a defined term, but that over time copyright duration has been continually extended to the point where it is now "life plus 70 years." The document argues that current copyright and technology laws have greatly restricted creativity and innovation by over-regulating uses and making every act a potential copyright infringement. It advocates for more transparent and freely shared creative works through open licensing models.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
This document summarizes David Hulton's presentation on using FPGAs for password cracking. It introduces several new password cracking tools developed since the last Defcon or Shmoocon conferences, including CoWPAtty for cracking WPA passwords, BTCrack for cracking Bluetooth PINs, and tools for cracking WinZip AES encryption and Apple FileVault encryption. It demonstrates that FPGAs can provide significant performance increases over CPUs for password cracking applications.
This document summarizes how malware can steal sensitive web information by exploiting Firefox vulnerabilities. It discusses how a malicious Firefox extension could intercept HTTP requests, parse them to retrieve usernames, passwords, credit card numbers entered by the user on various websites. The malware would collect these secrets into a list and send this list over the internet. It then describes some ways such a malicious extension could install itself on a victim's Firefox browser without their knowledge, including exploiting other software or extension upgrade vulnerabilities. It warns users to only install extensions from trusted sources and monitor their browser for unusual behavior.
This document discusses malware kits and browser exploits. It describes how malware kits like MPack and IcePack work by using exploits to infect users and collect information. Various infection methods are outlined, like exploiting vulnerabilities, typosquatting domains, and spam emails. Code obfuscation techniques to evade detection are also covered, along with how to analyze obfuscated code. Specific browser exploits like the ANI vulnerability are demonstrated.
The document discusses various digital forensic techniques for analyzing a Windows system to uncover evidence. It outlines 10 different avenues of analysis including NTFS attributes, the registry, prefetch files, print spool files, the recycle bin, thumbs.db, event logs, internet history files, shortcut files, and system restore points. Each technique is briefly described with examples of how they can be used to answer questions about "who, when, why and how" on a system.
This document summarizes 7 years of development in Indian cyber law jurisprudence since the Information Technology Act came into force in 2000. It outlines various rules, regulations, and court cases related to cyber law. The document specifically discusses cases related to cyber pornography, accessing protected systems, tampering with computer source codes, electronic evidence standards, whether an ATM is a computer, and the place of electronic contracts. It analyzes several important Indian cyber law cases from 2000-2007 that helped develop the legal framework around issues like cyber crimes, digital forensics, and electronic records in court.
The document summarizes key aspects of Indian cyber law, including sections on cyber pornography, the Baazee case, protected systems, tampering with source code, digital evidence, and an overview. It discusses punishments for publishing porn, the findings in the Baazee case where obscene material was listed for sale, requirements for declaring systems protected, punishments for tampering with source code, and how digital evidence was used in the Parliament attack case.
This document summarizes David Hulton's presentation on using FPGAs for password cracking. It introduces several new password cracking tools developed since the last Defcon or Shmoocon conferences, including CoWPAtty for cracking WPA passwords, BTCrack for cracking Bluetooth PINs, and tools for cracking WinZip AES encryption and Apple FileVault encryption. It demonstrates that FPGAs can accelerate these cracking tasks by 1-2 orders of magnitude compared to software implementations on standard CPUs.
This document summarizes a presentation on hacking Web 2.0 technologies and web services. The presentation discusses security concerns with Ajax, including attacks like cross-site scripting and request forgery. It also covers fingerprinting Ajax frameworks, vulnerabilities in Ajax data structures and serialization, and defenses like validating data and avoiding client-side logic. Regarding web services, the document outlines methods for discovery, profiling, and attacks like injection flaws and insecure direct object references. It emphasizes the need for code analysis and filtering input through an IHTTPModule firewall module.
The document discusses potential security issues with connected home devices and proposes a scenario called "Crazy Toaster" where a toaster or other networked appliance could be hacked to join a local network and become a security threat. It outlines steps to create a "Crazy Toaster Trojan" using UPnP and describes demonstrations of the SSDP denial of service vulnerability on Windows XP networks. The document concludes by discussing future hacking ideas and risks of interconnected devices and embedded systems.
This document discusses and compares classical and legitimate techniques for evading intrusion detection and prevention systems. It provides examples of using legitimate techniques like altering the command sequence and exploiting flaws to evade detection of an attack on the Microsoft Exchange Server vulnerability MS03-046. Legitimate techniques are more effective than classical methods at evading IPS/IDS because they focus on exploiting weaknesses in how the applications and protocols are analyzed rather than just obscuring network traffic patterns.
Varun Sharma from Microsoft India identifies 5 common authentication and authorization flaws in web applications:
1. Custom authentication is implemented instead of using proven system methods.
2. Rule-based authorization is not considered, with authorization relying only on disabling UI elements.
3. Input validation only checks for blacklisted characters instead of whitelisting allowed values.
4. Cryptography is improperly implemented without understanding what security mechanisms provide.
5. Applications are vulnerable to denial of service attacks from excessive automated requests.
A survey of over 1,800 Iraqi households found that approximately 600,000 Iraqis have died since the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003. The survey was conducted by Iraqi doctors who were trained in public health research methods and interviewed households across Iraq between May and July 2006. It estimated that over 80% of deaths were due to violence, including gunfire and car bombings, with most victims being men between the ages of 15 and 44.
The document summarizes the Strategic Plan for Climate and Global Change Research by the Climate Change Science Program (CCSP). The CCSP aims to provide science-based information to inform public debate and policymaking on climate change and global change issues. The strategic plan focuses on near-term climate change decision support and addressing key uncertainties through research. It also supports ongoing broad Earth system research on issues like the carbon cycle, ecosystems, and human contributions to environmental change through multiple research elements. The strategic plan development process involves input from the National Research Council and stakeholders.
The Office of the Coordinator for Reconstruction and Stabilization (S/CRS) was established in 2004 to lead and coordinate the US government's civilian capacity for post-conflict stabilization and reconstruction. S/CRS aims to prevent state failure, help stabilize post-conflict states, and lay the foundation for lasting peace through interagency coordination and planning. It monitors fragile states, develops policy options, and manages resources and personnel to rapidly respond to reconstruction needs.
The University of Delaware has a long tradition of academic and athletic excellence. It is one of the oldest public universities in the country with nearly 21,000 students. The Blue Hens have won 9 NCAA championships and 138 conference titles. Corporate partners can capitalize on opportunities to advertise at the university's renowned football and basketball facilities in front of large audiences. Sponsorship options include signage, promotions, hospitality and more. Partnerships help companies achieve their marketing goals by utilizing the power of college sports.
The document summarizes research on the impact of new drug launches on longevity and life expectancy in 52 countries between 1982-2001. The key findings are:
1) Launches of new chemical entities (NCEs) have a strong positive impact on survival rates, with at least a 3 year lag for their full effects. NCE launches accounted for 40% of increased life expectancy between 1986-2000.
2) Launches of older, non-NCE drugs do not increase longevity.
3) The estimated cost per life-year gained from NCE launches is far lower than most estimates of the value of a life-year, suggesting pharmaceutical innovation provides good value.
The document is an invitation to the Northern Region Golf Day, a 4-ball stableford competition to be held on September 20, 2007 at Woodham Golf & Country Club. It provides details about the golf course, the day's schedule including registration, tee times, and a carvery dinner, as well as a booking form and cancellation policy. Players can choose to play or attend as non-players, and teams will be made up of 4 golfers with scoring based on the best 2 scores.
This document discusses climate change impacts and solutions for Cambridgeshire, England. It outlines that the region can expect a warmer climate with more extreme temperatures, wetter winters but drier summers, and rising sea levels. These changes may cause coastal and river flooding, soil moisture loss, and impacts on agriculture. The document then discusses potential mitigation solutions like increasing renewable energy and reducing emissions. It also notes the need for adaptation measures to prepare for unavoidable impacts. Finally, it outlines climate actions already taken by Cambridgeshire County Council to tackle climate change through plans, partnerships and exemplar projects.
The document discusses the history of copyright and its impact on creativity and innovation. It notes that in 1774, the Donaldson v. Beckett case established the idea of a "free culture" by limiting copyright to a defined term, but that over time copyright duration has been continually extended to the point where it is now "life plus 70 years." The document argues that current copyright and technology laws have greatly restricted creativity and innovation by over-regulating uses and making every act a potential copyright infringement. It advocates for more transparent and freely shared creative works through open licensing models.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
This document summarizes David Hulton's presentation on using FPGAs for password cracking. It introduces several new password cracking tools developed since the last Defcon or Shmoocon conferences, including CoWPAtty for cracking WPA passwords, BTCrack for cracking Bluetooth PINs, and tools for cracking WinZip AES encryption and Apple FileVault encryption. It demonstrates that FPGAs can provide significant performance increases over CPUs for password cracking applications.
This document summarizes how malware can steal sensitive web information by exploiting Firefox vulnerabilities. It discusses how a malicious Firefox extension could intercept HTTP requests, parse them to retrieve usernames, passwords, credit card numbers entered by the user on various websites. The malware would collect these secrets into a list and send this list over the internet. It then describes some ways such a malicious extension could install itself on a victim's Firefox browser without their knowledge, including exploiting other software or extension upgrade vulnerabilities. It warns users to only install extensions from trusted sources and monitor their browser for unusual behavior.
This document discusses malware kits and browser exploits. It describes how malware kits like MPack and IcePack work by using exploits to infect users and collect information. Various infection methods are outlined, like exploiting vulnerabilities, typosquatting domains, and spam emails. Code obfuscation techniques to evade detection are also covered, along with how to analyze obfuscated code. Specific browser exploits like the ANI vulnerability are demonstrated.
The document discusses various digital forensic techniques for analyzing a Windows system to uncover evidence. It outlines 10 different avenues of analysis including NTFS attributes, the registry, prefetch files, print spool files, the recycle bin, thumbs.db, event logs, internet history files, shortcut files, and system restore points. Each technique is briefly described with examples of how they can be used to answer questions about "who, when, why and how" on a system.
This document summarizes 7 years of development in Indian cyber law jurisprudence since the Information Technology Act came into force in 2000. It outlines various rules, regulations, and court cases related to cyber law. The document specifically discusses cases related to cyber pornography, accessing protected systems, tampering with computer source codes, electronic evidence standards, whether an ATM is a computer, and the place of electronic contracts. It analyzes several important Indian cyber law cases from 2000-2007 that helped develop the legal framework around issues like cyber crimes, digital forensics, and electronic records in court.
The document summarizes key aspects of Indian cyber law, including sections on cyber pornography, the Baazee case, protected systems, tampering with source code, digital evidence, and an overview. It discusses punishments for publishing porn, the findings in the Baazee case where obscene material was listed for sale, requirements for declaring systems protected, punishments for tampering with source code, and how digital evidence was used in the Parliament attack case.
This document summarizes David Hulton's presentation on using FPGAs for password cracking. It introduces several new password cracking tools developed since the last Defcon or Shmoocon conferences, including CoWPAtty for cracking WPA passwords, BTCrack for cracking Bluetooth PINs, and tools for cracking WinZip AES encryption and Apple FileVault encryption. It demonstrates that FPGAs can accelerate these cracking tasks by 1-2 orders of magnitude compared to software implementations on standard CPUs.
This document summarizes a presentation on hacking Web 2.0 technologies and web services. The presentation discusses security concerns with Ajax, including attacks like cross-site scripting and request forgery. It also covers fingerprinting Ajax frameworks, vulnerabilities in Ajax data structures and serialization, and defenses like validating data and avoiding client-side logic. Regarding web services, the document outlines methods for discovery, profiling, and attacks like injection flaws and insecure direct object references. It emphasizes the need for code analysis and filtering input through an IHTTPModule firewall module.
The document discusses potential security issues with connected home devices and proposes a scenario called "Crazy Toaster" where a toaster or other networked appliance could be hacked to join a local network and become a security threat. It outlines steps to create a "Crazy Toaster Trojan" using UPnP and describes demonstrations of the SSDP denial of service vulnerability on Windows XP networks. The document concludes by discussing future hacking ideas and risks of interconnected devices and embedded systems.
This document discusses and compares classical and legitimate techniques for evading intrusion detection and prevention systems. It provides examples of using legitimate techniques like altering the command sequence and exploiting flaws to evade detection of an attack on the Microsoft Exchange Server vulnerability MS03-046. Legitimate techniques are more effective than classical methods at evading IPS/IDS because they focus on exploiting weaknesses in how the applications and protocols are analyzed rather than just obscuring network traffic patterns.
Varun Sharma from Microsoft India identifies 5 common authentication and authorization flaws in web applications:
1. Custom authentication is implemented instead of using proven system methods.
2. Rule-based authorization is not considered, with authorization relying only on disabling UI elements.
3. Input validation only checks for blacklisted characters instead of whitelisting allowed values.
4. Cryptography is improperly implemented without understanding what security mechanisms provide.
5. Applications are vulnerable to denial of service attacks from excessive automated requests.
A survey of over 1,800 Iraqi households found that approximately 600,000 Iraqis have died since the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003. The survey was conducted by Iraqi doctors who were trained in public health research methods and interviewed households across Iraq between May and July 2006. It estimated that over 80% of deaths were due to violence, including gunfire and car bombings, with most victims being men between the ages of 15 and 44.
The document is an invitation to the Northern Region Golf Day, a 4-ball stableford competition to be held on September 20, 2007 at Woodham Golf & Country Club. It provides details about the golf course, event schedule including registration, tee times, and prize giving dinner. The cost is £44 + VAT per player and £20 + VAT for non-players. A booking form is included for attendees to register and provide payment details in advance of the event.
This document describes a robust visual tracking system for golf clubs during a swing using a single video camera. The system detects the club in each frame using background subtraction and parallel segment detection. It generates hypotheses for the club location and removes implausible ones. Tracking is done frame-by-frame using a maximum likelihood estimation technique over multiple frames to deal with detection errors. The system models club motion with a double pendulum model and separates the swing into upswing and downswing phases with different motion models.
This document advertises a charity golf tournament called "Swing with the Legends" that will take place on August 27, 2007 at Port Jefferson Country Club. The event will include 18 holes of golf with a former major league baseball player, lunch, refreshments, contests, and a dinner buffet. Sponsorship opportunities ranging from $5,000 to $2,500 are listed, with various benefits included depending on the level. Proceeds will support charities including the Sachem Little League Challenger Division and the Tim Crowley Scholarship Fund.
Golfers who are members of the Rochester Area Chamber of Commerce can save $9 on 18 holes of golf at any of the four golf courses in Lake City, Minnesota. To receive the discount, members should call ahead to reserve a tee time and then present the invitation upon check-in at the course. The four courses included in the offer are The Jewel Golf Club, Lake City Golf, Lake Pepin Golf Course, and Mt. Frontenac Golf Course.
The document summarizes the Advanced Apprenticeship in Sporting Excellence program for golf at Richard Huish College. The 2-year program provides intensive golf coaching and practice, alongside academic courses, to develop young golfers' technical, tactical, physical and mental skills for a potential career in golf. Students split their time between golf activities, BTEC/A-level courses, and an NVQ in sports performance. Successful applicants are skilled golfers committed to further development. The program prepares students for careers as golf professionals or instructors, or further education such as PGA qualifications or university degrees.
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Guest Speakers - Self-Improvement Guide and more
2007 YMCA Fall Basketball Clinic
Name: Age: Grade:
Address: City: Zip:
Phone:Home: Work: Cell #
Emergency Contact: Emergency Phone:
Insurance Carrier: Policy Number:
I hereby authorize the directors of the Fall Basketball Clinic to act for me in their best judgment in any emergency requiring
medical attention and hereby waive and release the Fall Basketball Clinic, YMCA and respective staff members from any and all
liability for injuries while at or traveling to or from the Basketball Clinic. The YMCA has my permission to involve my child in
any photographs taken for publicity purposes. I hereby approve of the terms of the above agreements. .
Parent’s Name (PRINT): Parental Signature: .
E-mail address:_____________________________________ Current School: _______________________________________
Mail application(s) to: Fall Basketball Clinic , Freehold Borough YMCA Community Center, 41 Center St., Suite 2, Freehold NJ 07728
Phone (732) 845-5273 Fax (732) 845-1594 or e-mail moneal@ymcanj.org. Make checks payable to:YMCA Fall Basketball Clinic
2007 FALL BASKETBALL CLINIC
Rec
Concessions
At the
T-S eive
will be sold
YMCA Of Western Monmouth County hirt
Giv and
470, East Freehold Rd., Freehold, New Jersey B
OY
YMCA of Western Monmouth County eaw
S
Thursday & Friday Gr & G ays
We build strong kids,
ad
es IRLS
November 8-9, 2007
strong families, strong communities
2-8
9:00am to 1:00pm
$85 FREE
Two Day Clinic Includes
PIZZA
Fundamental Development - Drill and Defensive Breakdown
Guest Speakers - Self-Improvement Guide and more
2007 YMCA Fall Basketball Clinic
Name: Age: Grade:
Address: City: Zip:
Phone:Home: Work: Cell #
Emergency Contact: Emergency Phone:
Insurance Carrier: Policy Number:
I hereby authorize the directors of the Fall Basketball Clinic to act for me in their best judgment in any emergency requiring
medical attention and hereby waive and release the Fall Basketball Clinic, YMCA and respective staff members from any and all
liability for injuries while at or traveling to or from the Basketball Clinic. The YMCA has my permission to involve my child in
any photographs taken for publicity purposes. I hereby approve of the terms of the above agreements. .
Parent’s Name (PRINT): Parental Signature: .
E-mail address:_____________________________________ Current School: _______________________________________
Mail application(s) to: Fall Basketball Clinic , Freehold Borough YMCA Community Center, 41 Center St., Suite 2, Freehold NJ 07728
Phone (732) 845-5273 Fax (732) 845-1594 or e-mail moneal@ymcanj.org. Make checks payable to:YMCA Fall Basketball Clinic