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Jennifer Douglas Abubabkar Sangweni has been handed with a Certificate of Enterprise from her head master, after coming up with an idea to set up a village soccer team. Jennifer, who loves soccer, approached her teacher at school to ask if she could gather other students to play together. Many pupils joined up and very quickly Jennifer had a whole team. There were even some extra players.

Jennifer then approached the village parents, store owners and restaurants for extra cash so that she could purchase a strip for the team. She chose the colors on the flag of their country as the main colors for the strips.

We spoke to Jennifer to get her opinion of the plan. “I was really excited that my head teacher agreed. He even said he would paint a pitch for us and give us goals to use.”
Her mother and father, Nigadi, 34 and Achino, 33 have spoken of their pride in their daughter’s success. Her mother said, “We have been so proud because she is only 15 and she has come up with this idea to bring the children of the community together. This soccer team means that we can play other schools in the district and have our own little soccer league. It helps all the children to get to know each other and we are very happy that she came up with such a good idea.”

Her father added “I have two daughters and I am pleased that one of them likes soccer. I watched the games on TV and it is great to see that the children in the village like to play soccer in a more controlled environment instead of just knocking the ball about. She has shown that she has strong qualities and we are very proud.”

Anne-Marie Killer asked:




Wide range of electronic Key venues around the globe has turned to Electronic score boards that not only look breathtaking from every angle and distance, but provide consistently reliable performance year in and year out.

Different type of sports including athletics, track cycling, running events, street cycling and mountain bike, swimming, synchronized swimming, diving as well as inline skating, water polo, ball spots, motor sports, alpine skiing, cross country and biathlon are some of the areas where Electronic score boards perfect fits solutions for. Adopting the current technologies these boards provides high brightness flat panel screens and is an added advantage.

Electronics Scoreboards offers good sound and effective lights, which totally change the effect of the game. In football, basketball, hockey, volleyball where the time is so important and it is displayed continuously on the scoreboards reducing with every seconds. Then leave the game with the realistic sound of the buzzer as time ends!

Now let the board does the work for you. At the present, there is no time to keep counting everything in your head while you are playing. When you always keep counting the score in your mind then how can you concentrate your mind in the game? That is not your job. Let the board to do instead of you.

Some Electronic Scoreboards features a powerful horn system (in automatic mode), which is used to signal the start and end of a game, and the start and end of an intermission period. Such systems have manual ‘override’ facility, enabling the horn to be used at any time during a game for fouls, emergencies, etc.

Electronic Scoreboards use high brightness LEDs for maximum visibility and definition with a full-color spectrum, increased brightness and a great choice of designs.

In LED technology, display modules comprising red, green and blue LEDs make up each pixel. Each module can have between three or four LEDs in it (one red, one green and one blue) or dozens of them and typically range from 4mm to 4cm (about 0.2in to 1.5in). To build a scoreboard using LED technology, thousands of these LED modules are integrated in a rectangular grid. The size of the screen depends on the size of the LED modules.

Excellent technology, outstanding visual clarity, easy set up and use are the aspects which attracts most sports events to install which the event is being executed.

A pioneer in the world of Electronic signs, Jayex Technology specializes in developing customized visual display solutions for the sports along having scoreboards available in the store. Specializing in solution for all sports venues, Jayex Technology are suppliers of solutions for scoring, sports timing, message display information centres and clocks/time systems.

Electronic score boards display systems are housed in smart, lightweight, wall-mounted enclosure built using polypropylene panels on an extruded aluminium frame.

Mary Gorski asked:




Like many of you, I spent a good part of two weeks last August watching the Olympics on television.

Even though I wasn’t in the stands, I was thrilled to see such high-level performances from these athletes – swimmers… gymnasts… runners.

I especially enjoyed team events like volleyball, water polo and basketball. And so did the media paying a lot of attention to the U.S. basketball “redeem team” coached by Mike Krzyzewski.

In the 2004 Olympics, you probably recall, Team USA, America’s “dream team” made of this country’s top basketball players, came home with the bronze medal, not the highly prized gold everyone expected.

The team lacked a key ingredient: the chemistry that smoothly blends a group of stars into a unified whole.

So learning from this group of superstars, U.S. planners built a foundation for 2008 that sent an “actual team” to the games. As I understand it, they recruited NBA superstars carefully mixing defenders and shooters, and required them to play together in early qualifying matches.

Naturally, watching the Olympic events and listening to the commentators talk about the difference between the 2004 “dream team” and the 2008 “redeem team” got me thinking about teams in business. Mostly I considered how, when seeking success, organizational heads repeat the same mistakes we saw in the “dream team’s” shortcomings.

Many business leaders throw talent at a problem, and then quickly discover that a bunch of talented people is just a bunch of talented people. Players and workers need a reason for being and a plan for working together if an organization is to have the beginnings of a team.

Which is why today I want to look at three key ingredients that go into making up a team:

Balance Vision (or a common focus) Chemistry
Find balance



Just as the redeem team needed defenders and shooters, any group needs a mixture of talents. In other words, a good team needs:

Those who grasp the big picture and know how to create a plan. Those whose strengths lie in checking fine details. Those who can take charge and move a project along. Those who hear opinion differences and build verbal bridges. Those who can encourage open and lively communication.

If you lead a team and want to help ensure its success, you must first discover your peoples’ strengths and weaknesses. (Assessments that review employees’ strengths and weaknesses will help.) You must carefully select the right strengths for your specific project and a good mix of necessary qualities.

Share the vision

The U.S. Olympic basketball team had one goal – wins the gold medal. Coach Krzyzewski kept the goal in plain sight, among other things using the fist as a sign of unity. His team members learned their lesson well. I doubt I heard a media interview of a team star that didn’t bring up this team’s goal.

As a team leader, you should follow a similar pattern. Keep your team’s “eye on the prize” by repeatedly advancing and discussing its specific mission. Include your organization’s vision.

And beyond this, let members ask questions or voice doubts. Treat each concern or idea with respect. By doing so, you will set a good example. If you make light of their fears or play down their ideas – or if you allow teammates to do so – team members will hesitate to speak up in the future.

So encourage team sharing and discussing. And always keep the goal front and center.

Mix carefully for good chemistry

People differ, on any team. Coach Krzyzewski knows this. I’ve read that he adapts well creating different coaching plans for different players and different teams.

What about you? When members of your team clash – when they play off each other to create charged discussions – they just may need you to adapt your leadership style.

Members of the highest performing teams learn from each other, and the best team leaders find ways to coach players over the bumps that conflicts cause and use them to the team’s advantage.

Even when a team performs beautifully, it still needs coaching. Disagreements can erupt, or the waters may calm too much and impede progress.

As coach you need to monitor team balance constantly as members leave or come in, and as the mission changes. But if you build the team on a firm foundation, assembling and regrouping dream teams is a reachable goal.