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ISSF Class B Judges Licences issued
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02-03-2006 5:31pm#1The ISSF news is out for the first issue of the year, and all hail us, we have two new Irish ISSF Class B judges; myself and Liam Crawford of the NTSA. Not sure when Liam did his course, myself I was over there last January in Bisley (bloody freezing, so it was) and was on one of the first ISSF judges courses with the new post-Athens rules for the Wilkinstown Target Shooting Club. Been a long wait for the licence, but it's finally here
Interesting course to get it, by the way; you're expected to know the rules when you go into the course, and it focuses on the reasons for the rules (including the specific incidents that triggered them, which leads to some pretty interesting stories), and the general principles behind them and how to apply them. Interesting stuff!
I'll post up a shot of the relevant page when I get it.0
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Sorry rrpc, I don't buy it - the notification came out in the ISSF News magazine, and my name's up there with Liam's. Besides which, I know that several of the committee read both this board and my training diary
It isn't much of a surprise, mind...0 -
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You don't buy it Sparks, because you don't want to. The person who put the notice on the website didn't get the ISSF magazine, and the source of that notice was a letter confirming Liam's qualification. Yours was not in that letter. As for your Blog, and this board you are anthropomorphising again, just because you read and write on both doesn't mean that everyone else out there does with the same regularity. For someone with strong opinions, you sometimes show very little regard for the opinions of others when they contradict yours. There is a touch of Animal Farm about your stance with regard to the NTSA, it's not all 'two legs bad' you know.Sparks wrote:Sorry rrpc, I don't buy it - the notification came out in the ISSF News magazine, and my name's up there with Liam's. Besides which, I know that several of the committee read both this board and my training diary
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More because of timing to be honest RRPC.rrpc wrote:You don't buy it Sparks, because you don't want to.
The NTSA committee gets the magazine. Does the NTSA PRO not get correspondance sent to the committee anymore? I didn't realise I'd had such a profound effect on their internal proceduresThe person who put the notice on the website didn't get the ISSF magazine
Nope, for that I'm taking people at their word that they are reading here and there.As for your Blog, and this board you are anthropomorphising again, just because you read and write on both doesn't mean that everyone else out there does with the same regularity.
Isn't that the very definition of a strong opinion, that you hold it even when there are contradictory ones out there?For someone with strong opinions, you sometimes show very little regard for the opinions of others when they contradict yours.
No, in truth it's not; but the parts that are "two legs bad" are right off the chart...There is a touch of Animal Farm about your stance with regard to the NTSA, it's not all 'two legs bad' you know.0
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