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The Game: Johns Hopkins (10-0) welcomes St. John Fisher (8-2) to Homewood Field for the first home NCAA Playoff game in Blue Jay history. Game time is set for noon.
How They Got Here: Johns Hopkins earned the Centennial Conference's automatic bid to the NCAA Playoffs as the Blue Jays posted a perfect 9-0 record in league play to win the league title and claim the bid. St. John Fisher earned one of six at-large bids to the playoffs as the Cardinals were runners-up in the Empire 8.
Last Time Out: Johns Hopkins capped the first perfect regular season in school history with a 28-24 win at McDaniel last Saturday. St. John Fisher made its final statement for the at-large bid it would eventually get with a dominating 55-28 win at Hartwick last Saturday.
Series History: This will be the first meeting between Johns Hopkins and St. John Fisher and the teams shared no common opponents this season. In fact, Johns Hopkins has played just three games all-time against teams currently in the Empire 8 (two vs.Salisbury and one vs. Frostburg), but neither of those teams was in the league at the time of those games. The teams last shared a common opponent in 2006, when both teams played Rochester.
NCAA History: This is Johns Hopkins' third trip to the NCAA Playoffs with all three appearances coming since 2005 under the direction of Jim Margraff, the all-time winningest coach in school history. The Blue Jays are 2-2 all-time in the NCAAs with a run to the NCAA Quarterfinals in 2009 highlighting JHU's NCAA history. Seeded sixth in the South Region in 2009, JHU upset third-seeded Hampden-Sydney and second-seeded Thomas More on the road before falling to top-seeded Wesley in the quarterfinals.
Post-Season Regulars: In addition to this being the third appearnace in the NCAAs for the Blue Jays, this is also the eighth time Johns Hopkins has advanced to the post-season as JHU has also played in five ECAC Bowl Games with each of those coming since 2002. Including the 2-2 record in NCAA action, Johns Hopkins sports a 6-3 all-time post-season record as the Blue Jays are 4-1 all-time in ECAC Bowl Games. Included is a 44-14 win over Lebanon Valley in last season's ECAC South Atlantic Bowl.
Centennial Conference Champions: Johns Hopkins claimed its seventh Centennial Conference title this season with all seven championships coming since 2002. JHU ranks third in league history with its seven titles. Only Dickinson (9) and Muhlenberg (8) have more titles than the Blue Jays, who are tied for third on the list with McDaniel.
November Reign: Johns Hopkins nine straight games in the month of November dating back to an 18-17 loss to Catholic in the 2008 ECAC Southwest Bowl. Taking it back farther, the Blue Jays are 28-4 in November since 2001 and 40-16-1 in November under head coach Jim Margraff.
The Coaches: Johns Hopkins is coached by Jim Margraff, who is now in his 22nd year as the head coach at JHU and sports a 147-78-3 (.651) record. The 2011 Centennial Conference Coach of the Year, he is the all-time winningest coach in school history and is also the all-time winningest coach in Centennial Conference history. With the recent win against Franklin & Marshall, Margraff became the first coach in Centennial Conference history to win 100 league games.
St. John Fisher is coached by Paul Vosburgh, who is in his 21st season as the head coach at St. John Fisher and sports an overall record of 118-98 with the Cardinals. He ranks as the all-time winningest coach in SJF history and this is the fourth time he has guided the Cardinals to the NCAA Playoffs.
And the Seniors Shall Lead Us: With a 24-man senior class, the Blue Jays are no doubt one of the most experienced teams in the nation. With so many key contributors among the 24, the Blue Jays have utilized game captains throughout the year instead of selecting among the group for season-long captains. By many standards, this is the class by which all future classes will be measured at Johns Hopkins. Consider:
• Johns Hopkins has compiled a record of 36-9 since the current seniors arrived in 2008. This ties the JHU record for most wins by a class as the class of 2005 also won 36 games (36-8).
• The Blue Jays have earned at least a share of three straight Centennial Conference titles.
• Johns Hopkins is making its fourth straight post-season appearance this season (two NCAA, two ECAC). Only JHU's class of 2005 also qualified for the post-season all four years.
• Success has come at home and on the road for the seniors. The Blue Jays are 17-4 (.810) at Homewood Field and 19-5 (.792) on the road in their career.
These are the Facts: The win against McDaniel improved JHU's all-time record to 481-473-58 (.504). Johns Hopkins moved its all-time record over .500 for the first time since 1912 with the 41-0 victory at Moravian on September 17.
About the 10-0 Record: Johns Hopkins is 10-0 for the first time in school history. Prior to this season, JHU had never won more than its first seven games of a season (1892, 2003, 2005).
Streaking: Johns Hopkins closed the 2010 season with five straight wins and has run that streak to 15 with 10 wins to open the 2011 season. The 15-game streak is the longest in school history, surpassing 11-game streaks that bridged the 2002-03 and 2004-05 seasons. JHU has outscored the opposition 625-178 during the winning streak. The 15-game winning streak is also the longest in Centennial Conference history. Dickinson previously held the record as the Red Devils won 14 straight games from 1987-88.
More Streaking: JHU's 15-game winning streak is the second-longest active Division III streak in the nation. Two-time defending national champion Wisconsin-Whitewater has currently won 40 straight games.
A Final Streak: In addition to boasting the second-longest active Division III winning streak in the nation, the Blue Jays also boast the second-longest active overall winning streak in college football (NCAA). Wisconsin-Whitewater's 40-game run is the longest, while Johns Hopkins is one of two teams (Colorado State Pueblo - Division II) that has an active 15-game winning streak. Stanford had won 17 straight before falling to Oregon last Saturday (Nov. 12).
Ok, One More: Johns Hopkins' current 13-game winning streak in Cenntennial Conference games is the longest in school history and is the third-longest in league history.
Poll Position: Johns Hopkins was ranked second in the South Region of the two official NCAA Regional Rankings released late in the season (Nov. 2, Nov. 9). Mary Hardin-Baylor was ranked first in both sets of rankings. Poll can be found on page 5.
More Poll Position: Johns Hopkins is ranked 10th in this week's AFCA Poll and has been ranked in the top 25 in each of the nine weeks since the poll debuted for the 2011 season. The Blue Jays opened at #23 on September 19 before moving up to 20th, 16th, 15th, 14th, 12th, 11th and 10th for the last two weeks.
Johns Hopkins is also ranked 13th in this week's d3football.com poll. JHU was among the teams listed as receiving votes for the first four weeks of the d3football.com poll before moving into the top 25 on September 25.
The Johns Hopkins Office of Athletic Communications uses the AFCA Poll to reflect JHU's official ranking at the time of a game. The AFCA Poll can be found on page 5.
A Final Poll Position: Johns Hopkins checks in at number four in this week's Lambert Meadowlands Football Poll. The Blue Jays were ranked eighth in the first Lambert Poll of the season and have steadily jumped to sixth, fifth, fourth, third and now fourth this week. The poll ranks teams in the East in all four Divisions of NCAA Football (FBS, FCS, Division II, Division III) and the team at the top of the poll at the end of the season is awarded the prestigious Lambert Cup. Johns Hopkins' highest finish in the Lambert Poll came in 2009, when the Blue Jays finished second. The Lambert Cup Poll can be found on page 5.
Offense Rolling: The Blue Jays rank either first or second in the Centennial Conference in every major statistical category. Entering this week's game vs. St. John Fisher, JHU ranks first in passing offense (319.3), scoring offense (42.6) and total offense (500.3). The Blue Jays also rank second in rushing offense (181.0).
More Offense: In addition to ranking first or second in the Centennial in every major statistical category, the Blue Jays also rank fourth in the nation in total offense (500.3), ninth in scoring offense (42.6) and eighth in passing offense (319.3).
Offense Rolls During Win Streak: Johns Hopkins has been consistent on both sides of the ball during the current 15-game winning streak. The Blue Jays have scored 24 or more points in all 15 games and have rolled up at least 365 yards in each of the wins as well. On the flip side, JHU has held 11 of those 15 opponents to less than 17 points and 285 yards of total offense.
By Air or Ground: Johns Hopkins has scored a school-record 60 touchdowns (previous record of 51 came last season) in 10 games this season and those 60 are pretty well distributed. The Blue Jays have 30 rushing touchdowns, 26 passing touchdows, two via interception return and two on fumble returns.
Rigaud, Fazio Fuel Ground Attack: Junior Jonathan Rigaud and senior Nick Fazio are leading a ground game that is averaging 181.0 yards and three touchdowns per game. Rigaud has rushed for a career-high 768 yards on 123 carries (6.2 yards/rush). He also counts 11 rushing TDs to his credit and became the 22nd player in school history to top 1,000 career rushing yards earlier this season (1,443). Rigaud fueled JHU's 37-9 win over Ursinus with a career-high 166 yards and two touchdowns on just 12 carries. He matched his career-long with a 69-yard touchdown run and added a 16-yard scoring run as well.
Rigaud became the first player in school history with two 60+ yard rushing touchdowns in a game as he scored on runs of 68 and 69 yards in the third quarter of the game vs. Susquehanna.
Fazio has rushed for 315 yards on 76 carries with seven touchdowns. His 19-yard scoring run against McDaniel gives him 19 in his career, which ties him for eighth on JHU's career rushing touchdowns list. He rushed for a career-high 66 yards earlier this season against Susquehanna, added 61 in the win against Franklin & Marshall and 39 yards and one TD last week at McDaniel.
Balanced Receiving Tough to Contain: Five players in the Centennial Conference ended the regular season with 49 or more receptions on the year and three of those five wear the Columbia Blue and Black.
While 2010 Centennial Conference Offensive Player of the Year Sam Wernick will draw most of the attention from defenses throughout the season, the Blue Jay receiving corps is deep and talented and trying to take away Wernick only leaves more space for others to operate.
Wernick has 71 receptions for 644 yards and eight scores to his credit and currently ranks third in school history in receptions (228) and receiving yards (3,023), is tied for second in career 100-yard receiving games (11) and ranks second in JHU history in career TD receptions (30). He also ranks third in school history in career all-purpose yards (4,153). Wernick's 71 receptions this season are the fourth-highest single-season total in JHU history.
Sophomore Dan Wodicka counts 75 receptions on the year with his going for 1,162 yards and six scores. He leads the league in receiving yards per game (116.2) and receptions per game (7.5). His 1,162 yards rank as the third-highest single-season total in school history and leave him just three shy of Bill Stromberg's record. Wodicka enjoyed one of the finest games of his career against Dickinson as he tied his career-high with 11 receptions for a personal-best 202 yards and a career-best 246 all-purpose yards. He did himself one better vs. Gettysburg as he tied the Johns Hopkins single-game record for receptions (15) and totaled 217 receiving yards and one touchdown. The 217 receiving yards rank fourth all-time at JHU and he is the first player in school history with consecutive 200-yard receiving games. He closed the regular season with a 13-reception, 159-yard gem at McDaniel.
Rounding out JHU's three primary receivers is junior Scott Cremens, who counts 49 receptions for 616 yards and a team-high nine TDs to his credit. He had a career-high three TD receptions on six catches for 92 yards at Gettysburg. How deep is JHU's receiving corps? Cremens' 49 receptions this season would have led the team 11 times in Jim Margraff's career as JHU's head coach, but that total ranks third this season.
In all, 16 different players have at least one reception for the Blue Jays thus far and 11 of those 16 players have at least five receptions to their credit.
Tomlin Continues Assault on JHU, Centennial Record Books: Senior Hewitt Tomlin returned to action vs. Dickinson after missing two games and picked up right where he left off - assaulting the Johns Hopkins and Centennial Conference record books with his performance against the Red Devils. He took that effort up a notch in the 83-21 win at Gettysburg.
One week after throwing for 390 yards vs. Dickinson, Tomlin was 39-of-52 for 501 yards and seven touchdowns against the Bullets. His marks for completions, yards, TD passes and total offense (505) are all school records. His seven TD passes also tied the Centennial Conference reccord. He was selected as the Centennial Conference Offensive Player of the Week for the third time this season for his efforts.
Tomlin closed the 2011 regular season with a 35-of-47 showing for 484 yards and two TDs against two INTs at McDaniel. The 484 yards rank as the second-highest single-game total in school history. In fact, his 501 yards vs. Gettysburg and 484 yards vs. McDaniel rank as the third and fourth-highest single-game totals by a Division III quarterback this season.
Tomlin is 194-of-282 for 2,459 yards with 23 TDs against just five INTs on the year. He currently leads the Centennial in passing yards per game (307.4), total offense (307.6) and pass efficiency (165.41).
For his career, Tomlin is 820-of-1,323 (.620) for 10,257 yards and 73 TDs. All of those marks are school records, as are his 30 career 200-yard games, 12 career 300-yard games and 10,452 yards of total offense. He is second among all active Division III quarterbacks in passing yards and total offense and 5th in TDs.
Matey Leads JHU Past Muhlenberg, Juniata: With senior Hewitt Tomlin held out against Muhlenberg and Juniata with an injury, the quarterbacking duties fell to sophomore Robbie Matey, who took full advantage of his opportunity.
Matey was 25-of-31 for 251 yards with one touchdown to lead JHU to a crucial 27-17 victory over Muhlenberg on September 24. He followed that with a 17-of-31 showing for 161 yards and two touchdowns at Juniata.
His efforts continued his strong play on the year as he is now 61-of-84 (.726) for 598 yards with three touchdowns and one interception.
Piatek Tops Career Active Tackle Chart: Senior LB Ryan Piatek returned to his old form in the win vs. Ursinus as he posted a season-high eight tackles to fuel a defense that held the Bears to 132 yards and nine points. Piatek, who missed JHU's games against Juniata, Dickinson and McDaniel with injuries, is JHU's career active leader in tackles with 234 after posting seven last week vs. F&M. He was named the Centennial Conference Defensive Player of the Week for his efforts in the win over Susquehanna as he had a career-high two interceptions, including one in the first quarter that he returned 34 yards for a touchdown to give JHU a 7-0 lead.
Eagleson Among Career Leaders: Senior CB Sam Eagleson's fourth quarter interception vs. Muhlenberg moved him into sole possession of fourth place on JHU's career interceptions list with 14. The Johns Hopkins career record for interceptions is held by Brian Hepting (20), while Matt Campbell (16) and Chad Van Den Berg (15) also sit ahead of Eagleson. Eagleson ranks seventh on the team in tackles this season (33) and leads the team in pass breakups (5) and interceptions (3).
Maciow Tops Tackle Chart: Playing on a defense that is loaded with seniors, it is junior Taylor Maciow that sits at the top of the tackle charts for the Blue Jays. Maciow posted a career-high 14 tackles, including 1.5 TFLs and one sack, in the win vs. F&M and added nine at McDaniel. His effort vs. F&M came one week after he posted 10 tackles in the win against Ursinus. He currently has a team and career-high 77 tackles to his credit. He also ranks second in sacks (4.5) and pass breakups (4) and third in tackles for loss (5.5).
Milano Honored: Senior safety Michael Milano was named the Centennial Conference Defensive Player of the Week for his efforts in the win over Ursinus. Milano posted seven tackles, including a sack, and had two pass breakups to lead a defense that held the Bears to 132 yards and nine points. He came back with eight tackles vs. F&M and nine at McDaniel and now ranks sixth on the team in tackles (40) fourth in tackles for loss (4.0) and tied for second in pass breakups (4).
Sweeney, Schweyer Tied for Second in Tackles: Senior DE Kale Sweeney and junior OLB Adam Schweyer are tied for second on the team in tackles. Among Sweeney's 57 tackles are team-highs of 10.0 tackles for loss and 5.0 sacks. Schweyer's 57 tackles include 3.0 sacks and 3.5 TFLs and he also has one interception and one fumble recovery to his credit.
Defense Fuels Victories: While the Johns Hopkins offense has grabbed attention with the points and yards it has put up, the Blue Jay defense is also enjoying a solid season as well. Consider:
• JHU finished the regular season leading the Centennial Conference in scoring defense (12.1), total defense (229.1), passing defense (131.9) and rushing defense (97.2).
• In addition to sitting at the top of the Centennial Conference in all categories, JHU also ranks seventh in the nation in passing yards allowed per game (131.9), 10th in pass efficiency defense (90.73 rating), sixth in total defense (229.1) and 10th in scoring defense (12.1).
• The Blue Jays' first 10 opponents have had 136 combined possessions against JHU - only 12 have resulted in touchdowns. Three of the 15 overall TDs JHU has allowed have been scored by the opposition's defense/special teams.
• The Blue Jays forced two turnovers vs. USMMA and three vs. Susquehanna, Moravian and Muhlenberg before coming back with two more vs. Juniata and Dickinson and three vs. Gettysburg. Hopkins has forced two or more turnovers in 28 of its last 35 games.
• JHU has forced at least one turnover in 34 of its last 37 games.
• JHU has at least one interception in 28 of the last 36 games.
• JHU is allowing an average of 3.6 yards per play. Muhlenberg ranks second in the CC in yards allowed per play (4.3).
• Hopkins held Susquehanna to 179 yards of total offense and Moravian to just 194. This is the first time since late in the 2009 season that JHU has held consecutive opponents to less than 200 yards of total offense.
Tomlin Is JHU's Winningest QB: Senior Hewitt Tomlin became JHU's career leader in wins by a starting quarterback with the 44-10 win against Dickinson on October 8, 2010. Tomlin, who is now 33-8 in 41 career starts at Johns Hopkins, passed JHU Hall of Famer Mark Campbell for most career wins by a JHU starting QB. Campbell played from 1982-85 and was also an All-American pitcher for the Blue Jay baseball team. Below is a list of the winningest quarterbacks in school history:
Tomlin Now Second in Victories Among CC Quarterbacks: In addition to ranking as the winningest quarterback in Johns Hopkins history, Hewitt Tomlin also ranks among the leaders in Centennial Conference history. In fact, with the season-opening win at Merchant Marine, Tomlin moved past Muhlenberg's Eric Santagato for sole possession of second place on the Centennial Conference's all-time victories list among quarterbacks.
Offense Rolls in Victory at Gettysburg: The Johns Hopkins offense was nearly unstoppable in the 83-21 victory at Gettysburg on Oct. 22. The Blue Jays set school records for total offense (731), passing yards (545), plays from scrimmage (100), pass attempts (56), completions (43), touchdown passes (7) and first downs (39). The 39 first downs are one shy of the NCAA Division III single-game record.
Where The Points Rank: The 83 points Johns Hopkins scored at Gettysburg are the most ever by a Centennial Conference team (since league was formed in 1983) and the second most in school history. Only an 87-point showing against Loyola in 1924 sits ahead of the 83 points JHU hung on Gettysburg. The 83 points are the second-highest single-game total by a Division III team this season (North Central scored 86 in an 86-14 win over Olivet).
Defense Shines at GC as Well: While the eye-popping numbers Johns Hopkins posted at Gettysburg are sure to jump out at people, the Blue Jay defense was nearly as effective against one of the top offensive units in the nation. The 21 points Gettysburg scored were half of the Bullets' season average entering the game (42.2), while GC's 335 yards of total offense were nearly 200 less than the Bullets had been averaging (525.3). Of note, Gettysburg totaled just 77 rushing yards after averaging 253.8 through the first six games.
The Blue Jays also forced three turnovers at Gettysburg to run their season-opening streak of consecutive games forcing two or more turnovers to seven. That streak came to an end against Ursinus (0 forced).
JHU Rolls Up 1,363 Yards vs. Dickinson & Gettysburg: Johns Hopkins rolled up a then season-high 632 yards of total offense against Dickinson (10-14) only to follow that with a school-record 731-yard performance at Gettysburg. Those two totals rank among the top four single-game totals in school history.
In addition, the 443 yards passing by the Blue Jays against the Red Devils ranked third in JHU history for one week until it was bumped to fourth by a school-record 545-yard effort at Gettysburg and then fifth by last week's 484-yard showing at McDaniel. Three of JHU's top five all-time passing totals have come in the last five games and four of the top five have come in the last 11 games dating back to last season.
A Program First: Johns Hopkins rushed for 269 yards and passed for 290 yards in the win against Susquehanna (9-10-11). This marked the first time in school history that JHU has rushed and passed for more than 250 yards in a game. JHU has gone over 200 yards passing and rushing 29 times, but the game against Susquehanna was the first time the Blue Jays went for 250-250 in a game.
Another First: One week after generating 290 yards rushing and 269 passing vs. Susquehanna, the Blue Jays got 269 yards passing and 202 rushing at Moravian. This marks the first time in school history JHU has ever had consecutive games with 200 or more rushing and passing yards.
Road Warriors: JHU is 23-6 on the road since the start of the 2007 season and 45-15 on the road since the start of the 2001 season.
Sustained Success: Since the start of the 2002 season the Blue Jays sport an 81-28 (.743) record. Taking it back farther the Blue Jays are 87-31 (.737) since the start of the 2001 season and 92-36 (.719) since the beginning of the 2000 season. The 74 wins the Blue Jays amassed from 2000-09 are the most wins in a decade in school history. Johns Hopkins had never won more than seven games in a season prior to this decade. In the decade completed in 2009, the Blue Jays averaged more than seven wins per season (7.4).
Seven's Heaven: Since the beginning of the 2003 season the Blue Jays are 72-19 (.791) when scoring more than seven points and 0-7 when they have been held to seven points or less.
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In late April of 2013, Scott Flowers planted 2,700 acres of cotton, watched it bust the crust, and then packed his shotguns and headed north to bag a few turkeys in Iowa. He was coming off a fine cotton year — 2.8 bales per acre, and had good reason to hope his fields might bring a similar yield again. With a single phone call, his expectations crashed and the season threatened to unravel.
Mattson Farms, Mattson, Miss., a partnership of Steve Cooke and brothers Scott and Graydon Flowers, had been hit with a late frost and sustained rain — and the cotton was left reeling. "Graydon called me while I was hunting and said, 'It looks like we're going to have to replant all of this crop.'"
It wasn't a call Graydon wanted to make. "It was tough news for me to spread around. Anybody farming wants to get off to a good start and it's so important to any crop, but especially cotton. I'd say we had to replant close to 85 percent of our crop. We thought we were in trouble and believed we'd lost the potential of a month earlier."
"Out of 2,700 total acres, we replanted about 2,200 acres. Starting May 11 we began to replant and that means our cotton crop was basically planted from the middle of May to June 1," Scott says. "I'm talking about a late crop and at that point I was of thinking the yield potential would be down 200 pounds."
For photos of Mattson's crew, see Mattson Farms hits banner cotton yields
Planting so late should have carried dire consequences for Mattson Farms in a normal year — maybe even dropping yields 20 percent to 30 percent. But 2013 was far from normal for Delta farmers, and by October's defoliation, the Mattson cotton fields were a thick white with no visible separation between initial and replanted acreage.
But Scott knew a cotton field can deceive: Looking across a sea of fiber and predicting the return is a dangerous tack. The gleam of a heavy white sheen is deceptive and can dash hopes, or it can play into a producer's favor and cover banner yields, but either way, the bales-per-acre number beneath the white blanket stays hidden until the pickers roll.
Expectation is often an edgy waiting game at harvest; hope is permissible, assumption is not. Assumption is a luxury that farmers can ill afford, and for Scott, watching over the Mattson acreage, the harvest wait was excruciating. At best he hoped for a similar yield to the 2.8 average of 2012, but when the pickers fanned out across the fields — Scott was shocked. "We didn't know anything until we picked the first field and it came on at 3.5-plus bales. Then we picked a spot that had never even made 2.5 bales and it made 3.5 bales. Next we had a field come in with the first 4-bale cotton we've ever had. We knew it was a solid crop, but you can never predict anything like we've seen.
Fortune and hard work
"I went into harvest hoping for a year like 2012. I had no idea it would be like this and it's hard to even believe it now. You just keep counting over and over, and asking: 'Did the fields really produce at this yield?' I couldn't see doing better than the 2.8 in 2012; maybe matching it, but not passing it."
For Graydon, who puts tremendous daily toil into the Mattson cotton fields, the yields were a windfall. "I think this might be a once in a lifetime yield on cotton for us. I knew it was a pretty good crop when we began defoliating, but until we started picking and ginning, I didn't know how great it actually was turning out. It's very difficult to look at a cotton field and know what is out there. We had fields that looked like they wouldn't be productive, fields that looked like they might be in trouble, but they picked at around 3 bales."
Sitting in the Mattson farm office after a harvest that averaged 3.5 bales per acre, Scott and crop consultant Rob Lewis are still in a state of near-disbelief as they break down the season and attribute the heavy yields to a host of factors, but weather in particular. Scott didn't see his crops heat-stressed even a single time during a gentle summer of mild temperatures: "The difference between this year and last year was out of our hands, and we were blessed with our weather."
For photos of Mattson's crew, see Mattson Farms hits banner cotton yields
Weather is an easy answer, but how Mattson Farms dealt with opportune weather is far more complicated. And luck was certainly at play, but hard work and preparation go a long way toward fostering luck and good fortune. "Everything lined up and fell into place: Fertility, irrigation, rotation, weather, insect control, and even luck have resulted in a huge crop," says Lewis. "Mattson Farms made 2.8 bales per acre in 2012 and I bet if you had asked Scott in the spring, 'Would you take 2.8 bales again in 2013?' he would have taken it to the bank. But now it's 3.5 and it's absolutely unbelievable."
Crop rotation after corn and peanuts has paid consistent cotton dividends and the numbers tell a tale: The highest yielding fields — 3.5-plus bales — were in corn or peanuts in 2012, but areas that weren't rotated and were in cotton in successive years averaged just over 3 bales. In addition to the rotation cycle, Mattson Farms is on a strict fertility program with potash and phosphate; fertility levels are sampled every three years. "My dad [Harry Flowers] was using the fertility program before I even started 10 years ago. Our fertility levels are solid and we don't skimp."
Despite the late planting of the 2013 cotton crop, there was very little shed and the fields weren't hit by the typical chain of heat, stress and maybe a big rain. Fruit didn't blanket the ground and the bolls were thick; it was uniform cotton with no skips.
Aggressive weed fight
On top of balanced fertility and little shed, Mattson had a fine water year, in part due to excellent irrigation work. In a standard weather year, no matter how sharp the crew, heat sucks away a tremendous amount of moisture and some field sections are neglected — but not so in 2013. "This year the weather bought us time. We try not to spread our guys too thin and they work hard on irrigation, but usually we can't get around quick enough. You could get out in the fields and every area looked the same because milder temperatures helped retain moisture and in turn made our irrigation more efficient."
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The Mattson fields were high in soil balance and moisture — but significantly low in weeds and possibly the cleanest Scott has seen in his 10 years of sharing the helm. Aggression wins battles in weed wars and beginning the growing season clean — with pre-emerge action and a mix of chemistries — is vital. "I believe Roundup-resistant weeds are making us better farmers because we had gotten so complacent and it was too easy to spray Roundup. Now we're very aggressive and don't play around with pigweeds, or other weeds, and it's working. If you'll go ahead and kill them at planting with a pre-emerge like Gramoxone and then put another pre-emerge out, you'll have a huge advantage.
"Starting clean and maintaining good weed control means you have to spend more money, but when you ride around the fields you won't see hardly anything sticking up above the cotton and it makes a tremendous difference. When I first started I was trying to save so much money and we let some weed escapes go which is not that bad in the short-term since you can hit them the next year. But the reality is, if you let pigweed get a hold on your land, it makes so much seed that you can't afford not to be aggressive."
For photos of Mattson's crew, see Mattson Farms hits banner cotton yields
Weeds weren't the only crop-killer missing from the Mattson fields; insects were also low in number. A good deal of Mattson cotton rubs against corn, and plant bugs usually march into cotton through the corn corridors. As a measure of plant bug compensation, Mattson uses a five-day insecticide spraying program for a month and a half during the growing season and hits plant bugs hard — not whole fields, just the corridors extending from corn into cotton at a distance of approximately 100 to 200 feet.
Battling bugs
"What I've seen for the past four or five years since we've done that is a big difference. You used to stand on a cotton-corn border and the cotton would look very thin, but now the visible difference is gone — attributable to the sprays. And logically, the sprays knock down the numbers of plant bugs that make it out into the center of your cotton fields too."
Just five years back, the cotton-corn borders were noticeably thin and meager, but that contrast is gone — a testament to targeted insecticide sprays. A producer can do everything correct, but if plant bug control is off, the yields can be severely affected. "That's where Rob Lewis comes in; he watches and scouts our fields for insects and does a great job. Insects can be your biggest enemy because you can miss two or three sprays and lose a bale per acre easily."
For photos of Mattson's crew, see Mattson Farms hits banner cotton yields
The light insect year, right up until harvest, kept Scott on edge. There were no switches above the cotton; no evidence of bug damage and no portent of yield loss. He hoped a good crop was coming — but how good? "I was telling Scott, 'I can't find any bugs out there,' and he was so nervous and got out there with a sweep net himself. I was trying to convince him and convince myself at the same time," says Lewis.
And it wasn't just cotton. Lewis couldn't find insects in any of the Mattson crops, but the lack of damage was most significant for the cotton acreage. "If you never sprayed beans or corn the bugs can hurt you, but you can still make a good crop. However, with cotton, if you don't spray and fight plant bugs, you will not be making a good crop — period."
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Mattson's 2,700 acres of cotton were split between five varieties: Deltapine 0912 and 1321; Phytogen 499; and Stoneville 4946 and 5288. "Every single one of those varieties has yield way up there," says Scott. "You couldn't pick a 'best' variety this year; all have gotten close to 4 bales at some location on our farm." Depending on price and rotation, Mattson will probably plant between 2,700 and 3,500 acres of cotton when the 2014 planting season rolls around.
A fine Mattson team
Scott makes it clear that despite weather and other factors lining up, Mattson Farms is indebted to a fine crew of hard workers — top to bottom. Cooke brings a wealth of farming and management experience, and the Flowers brothers carry farming knowledge gleaned under the watchful eye of father Harry.
"We're just lucky to have the people on this farm that we do and they are what makes this a good operation. Our managers and workers are excellent and it plays out in a team effort. John Swilley manages the farm in Tunica and it's in good hands. Down here, Joe Thomas is the head manager and working with him, we've got Peewee Gordon and Jessie Readus. Rob Lewis is our crop consultant and stays on top of insect control.
"All of these guys are so sharp and take care of things. All our managers, the guys actually in the field, are really, really good and we're lucky to have them. I look at it a little like a football team; everyone has to be good and they are."
Mattson is an extensive operation with approximately 9,500 acres under cultivation, and in 2013 (in addition to cotton) planted 2,300 acres of corn; 1,500 acres of wheat that all went into soybeans; 2,100 additional acres of soybeans; and 300 acres of peanuts. "The smooth operation at Mattson has been passed down," says Lewis. "When Harry, Scott's dad, was running the place it was built around solid, good people — and that still continues."
It's been a banner cotton year, but Scott says he doesn't know if he'll ever see such high yields again. "I don't know if I'll ever have a crop like this again. You can't look at a white field and be sure of the yield. You can hope — but you never really know until the picking begins."
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Dual with SCSU on Nov. 23
NEW HAVEN, Conn. - After a big win to open the season at Columbia, the Bulldogs will look to keep the momentum rolling into Boston this weekend. The Bulldogs will head to Boston University to compete in the Terrier Invitational. Unlike the typical dual meet format, the Terrier Invitational is a three-day, championship-style meet with preliminaries in the morning and finals in the afternoon. The meet will take place Nov. 20-22.
Last year, the Bulldogs took ninth at the Terrier Invitational. Yale only sent eight swimmers to the event, making them underrepresented and unable to score points in many events, including diving where they sent no one. The Bulldogs also had a meet against SCSU and choose to swim most of their swimmers there. At the Terrier, Sara Fracapane '09 and sophomore Athena Liao were the story of the meet. Fracapane scored points in the 1650-yard freestyle and Liao competed in the B final of the 200-yard breaststroke where she took ninth overall. Liao also scored points in the 100-yard breaststroke. The Bulldogs relay teams also scored points taking 15th in the 400-yard freestyle relay, 14th in the 400-yard medley relay, 15th in the 200-yard medley relay and 15th in the 800-yard freestyle relay.
The Bulldogs will be sending their strongest team possible to the Terrier this year, including a full team of divers. Competing for the Bulldogs will be seniors Andrea Clifford, Laura Grigereit and Susan Kim, juniors Kristin Darwin and Annie Killian, sophomores Caroline Dewing, Emily Dominski, Hayes Hyde, Athena Liao, Ileana Lucos, and Abigail Nunn and freshmen Molly Albrecht, Margaret Brown, Alex Forrester, Cynthia Tsay, Monica Tung and Joan Weaver. The Bulldogs will also be sending all four of their divers, including senior Marisa Poverman, sophomores Elizabeth Andrekovich and Rachel Rosenberg and freshman Eileen Meneses.
The team of 21 Bulldogs will be facing stiff competition this weekend as eight schools will gather in Boston's competition pool. Joining Yale will be Boston College, Boston University, Central Connecticut State, Maine, New Hampshire, Northeastern and UMass.
The men's and women's meets will be run simultaneously, alternating events between genders. The order of events will be 200-yard freestyle relay, 500-yard freestyle, 200-yard IM, 50-yard freestyle, 400-yard medley relay, 200-yard medley relay, 400-yard IM, 100-yard butterfly, 200-yard freestyle, 100-yard breaststroke, 100-yard backstroke, 800-yard freestyle, 1650-yard freestyle, 200-yard backstroke, 100-yard freestyle, 200-yard breaststroke, 200-yard butterfly and 400-yard freestyle relay.
Yale is coming off a big win against Columbia which saw Yale win 14 events and break five pool records. Forrester and Kim were the stars of the meet, with Forrester winning four events and Kim winning three. Albrecht, Dominski, Nunn, Tsay, Tung, and Weaver also won events. Andrekovich, Meneses, Poverman and Rosenberg dominated the diving, claiming the top three spots in both the one- and three-meter events, with Rosenberg winning both.
There will be a quick turnaround for the Bulldogs who will compete in a dual meet against SCSU on Monday, Nov. 23. The majority of the load will be carried by swimmers not competing at Boston, but there will be some swimmers doing double duty.
Last year, the Bulldogs dominated the meet, winning 178-117. The Bulldogs won 10 of the 16 events in the meet basically only losing to SCSU's Kristen Frost. Frost transferred to SCSU from Georgia her freshman year and won all three individual events she entered in the meet. The Bulldogs will not have to contend with Frost this year though since she graduated in 2009. SCSU comes into the meet with a 3-2 record, having defeated the College of Saint Rose, Sacred Heart and Long Island University C.W. Post. They also lost to Central Connecticut State and the College of New Jersey.
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Telling Seattle residents "don't celebrate too early," Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson on Tuesday introduced the first part of his four-step plan to keep the Kings in California's capital city. In front of a City Hall crowd filled with Kings fans and public officials, Johnson said he has 19 local investors who have pledged at least $1 million each to buy the NBA franchise. He said the major partner he hopes to anchor the last-ditch deal to save the Kings from moving to Seattle "will be revealed soon." The mayor's announcement came a day after the Maloof family announced it has signed an agreement to sell the Kings to a Seattle group led by investor Chris Hansen. That deal is pending a vote by the NBA Board of Governors.
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SANTA ROSA, California – November 15, 2011 – ZAP Jonway (OTC BB: ZAAP), a designer and manufacturer of gasoline and new energy electric vehicles (EVs), after extensive strategic planning and integration development, announced its joint product roadmap for 2012. The roadmap is focused on delivering affordable and technologically competitive new gasoline and EV models that address the growing market demand.
Dr. Priscilla Lu, Chairman of ZAP Jonway, stated: "The new ZAP Jonway models planned for delivery in 2012 maximize the strengths of both subsidiaries, ZAP and Jonway Auto. The new models utilize the experience base and the combined resources from both subsidiaries to accelerate the new EV models' time to market, while maintaining the originally planned introduction of Jonway's new gasoline models to the market in 2012. The new JNZ product line is designed to address EV platform requirements while remaining adaptable to either gasoline or an electric power train."


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In the last two days, the AFC East has seen the departure of Antonio Cromartie from the Jets, Jairus Byrd from the Bills and Aqib Talib from the Patriots. So until Darrelle Revis is cut by Tampa Bay today and decides whether to go to the Patriots or not, the airways promise to be kinder to Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill.
Doesn't matter.
My column in today's Miami Herald says the Dolphins need to improve the ground game -- on both sides of the football.
Yes, the Dolphins signed Brandon Albert to their left tackle job (press conference today) and agreed to terms with defensive tackle Earl Mitchell on Monday. But that better be a start rather than a finished work.
With all due respect, the Albert signing replaces Jake Long one year later. It doesn't make everything better. He's not by himself getting the Dolphins to the playoffs. The Mitchell signing may or may not be an upgrade over Paul Soliai.
So the Dolphins have to giddyup and do more to make their rushing attack and poor run defense -- neither of which was even remotely close to mediocre last year -- a team strength rather than an obvious weakness.
They're not getting Austin Howard. He's gone to the Raiders. Howard will reunite with his former New York Jets offensive line coach who is now the Raiders OL coach -- Tony Sparano.
So ... Zach Strief, please.
[Update: The Dolphins have shown interest in Strief but at this point there is no further movement on the issue. Stay tuned as I work to get more. No visit is planned at this point. Strief wants to return to the Saints.]
He's 30 and will be 31 in September. I get it, that's not what the Dolphins like to do. So get him for two or three years if possible. Geez.
I give you compelling examples of how improving the running game and run defense can help a cellar dweller become a playoff caliber team and how a good team goes to a championship right here.
And I give you one name that could go a long way in helping the Dolphins improve their rushing attack ... Ben Tate.
The Dolphins have shown lukewarm interest in Tate, I'm told. Not surprisingly, most NFL free agent running backs don't exactly break the bank these days. Donald Brown, for example, signed a three-year deal for $10.5 million Tuesday night.
Tate might get more. But not necessarily a ton more.
So why not?
By the way, Dolphins new offensive line coach John Benton should be able to give the Dolphins a solid report on Tate's practice habits, on his affect on the locker room, things that in the wake ofthe Wells report are important to the Dolphins.
Use that information.
If not Tate, would it kill the Dolphins to check in on LeGarrette Blount?
He is a known player to Hickey, who was in Tampa when Blount played for the Bucs. Yes, he knows Blount punched that kind while at Oregon and another one as a rookie while with the Titans. But I imagine he also knows Blount can return kickoffs because he runs a 4.5 in the 40 and is a LOAD at 248 pounds. Blount is a career 4.7-yard-per-carry back.
Blount has seven 100-yard rushing games since 2010 -- as a part-time player. The Dolphins have had a player turn in a 100-yard rushing games only nine times since 2010.
On another front, there is no way the Dolphins don't need to keep addressing the run defense that has gotten progressively worse the past two years ... from No. 3 in 2011 to No. 11 in 2012 to a disappointing and unacceptable No. 24 last season.
Losing Randy Starks (might happen, might not as team has an offer in for him) and Paul Soliai (to Atlanta for a reunion with former coordinator Mike Nolan) while adding Mitchell doesn't exactly scream upgrade. It suggests holding your ground while paying less for the players involved.
But it is not a certain upgrade.
More must be done.
Maybe on Day Two of free agency.


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Connecting with the Arts: A Workshop for Middle Grades Teachers "Workshop 8. Reflecting On Our Practice" This program explores methods for assessing instructional practice. Participants will see teachers reflecting alone and interacting with colleagues to evaluate and refine their planning and teaching. To conclude, the discussion group models a protocol that allows teachers to draw on the expertise of colleagues to refine their practice. D
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Rick Steves' Europe Travel Skills The genial travel expert distills 30 years of travel experience into this information-rich special. He dispenses practical advice on how to enjoy a fun, affordable and culturally broadening trip to Europe. Shot on his favorite 3,000-mile "Best of Europe" loop - Amsterdam, Germany's Rhineland, Venice, Siena, the Italian Riviera, the Swiss Alps, Paris and London - Rick shares the essential skills of smart travel.G
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Simply Ming "Michael Ruhlman & Salt" Seasoning with salt. What could be simpler, right? Wrong! Think about how many meals you've had that were either too salty or under-seasoned! On this episode of SIMPLY MING, Ming is zeroing in on a technique that is critical to successful cooking if done with a gentle hand. Joining him is the perfect man for the job, the ultimate scrutinizer of cooking techniques, author and chef Michael Ruhlman. D
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Joanne Weir's Cooking Confidence "Journey to Italy" Joanne shares her memories of Italy with her student Barbra recreating some of the dishes form her travels. She starts with a simple salad of fig and prosciutto, then slowly adds just enough red wine for a faro risotto, and finally ends the meal with a dessert of strawberry, port, and black pepper. Recipes: Fig And Blueberry Salad With Creme Fraiche, Mint and Prosciutto di Parma, Farro Risotto with Red Wine and Grana Padano, Strawberry with Port and Black Pepper, and an Aperol Champagne Cocktail. D
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Ashley Smith-Brown
Date of birth
31 March 1996
Place of birth
Manchester, England
A pacey versatile player capable of playing at full-back, wing-back and in midfield, Ashley Smith-Brown possesses good positional awareness, tricky feet and lightning pace, providing coverage down the flanks at both ends of the pitch.
Ashley caught the eye in England u16's success in the Montaigu Tournament in Vendée in 2012, and has now been selected for the Three Lions at u18 level.
In September 2011, Ashley made his City u18s debut against Nottingham Forest at right-back – he was 15 years old at the time and City went on to win 2-1.
Now 17, Ashley is seen as one of the leaders of City u18s and has captained the side, as well as giving a good account of himself as part of the new u19 UEFA Youth League team.


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First Time Flyer
Tell us about your first lucid dream - and your latest. We want all the juicy details. Also share results of dream challenge experiments.
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First Time Flyer
So I've been having lucid dreams for a while, but I've never actually flown before. Every time that I do, I fall down. But last night I was at a picnic table with friends and they were only saying things that Were in the movie I fell asleep watching in reality (Forgetting Sarah Marshall) and that's when I realized, this is a dream! I quickly stay calm and say to my friends "I'm dreaming" they look at me like I'm crazy and I run into the middle of the road to show them. I jump up a few times and keep falling and they just keep saying "what are you doing?" and I said hold on. I put my fist up like the superhero, superman does and for some reason sparks start to shoot out of my fist. I close my eyes and imagine flying and there I am, flying! It was amazing how I could feel the cold wind going through my hair and skin. I kept going until I reached space. There was starts everywhere. Suddenly, everything went black and there was a circle closing between me and Earth and I quickly fly threw it back down to Earth. I didn't want to forget the dream I was having so I decided to wake up and when I did I remembered everything and went to my dream journal to write it down.
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Its cool to fly, next time just keep going and see where your mind takes you
Who are you I asked, the reply "dont be silly, we are your daughers" many years before they were born
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That's awesome! Thanks for sharing
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I am actually impressed that after reaching lucidity you still wanted to show you 'false' friends that you were dreaming
And how did space looked like?
And how did space looked like?
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My first time flying was actually in my first lucid dream, which was last night. I realized i was dreaming so i got up from where i was sitting, walked up to a brick wall. I willed myself to fly because i realized i was dreaming and i thought i could do anything i wanted. So i flew straight upwards extremely fast. i guess i woke up right then because it felt so real and i couldnt actually believed i made myself fly. sadly, because i woke myself up, i didnt have time to take in the view of where i flew upwards to
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Your dream humans are REAL. Your brain sees them in crowds and stuff. Your brain gives each person a personality based on your creativity. So some Dreamlings wont believe you unless your so lucid to where your god on earth and can make humans and kill em or your subconcious takes over.
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- 4 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 2 breast halves and 2 leg-thigh pieces from one 4 1/2-pound duck, skinned; or 2 pounds chicken thighs with bones, skinned
- 1/4 cup coarsely chopped fresh basil
- 3 garlic cloves, chopped
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh thyme
- 1/2 cinnamon stick
- 1/2 teaspoon dried crushed red pepper
- 3 1/2 cups canned crushed tomatoes or canned tomato puree (from two 28-ounce cans)
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- 12 ounces orecchiette (little ear-shaped pasta)
- 1 cup coarsely chopped arugula
- 2 tablespoons freshly grated Parmesan cheese
- 1/2 cup 1/4-inch-dice feta cheese
Recipe Preparation
Heat oil in heavy large pot over medium-high heat. Sprinkle duck with salt and pepper. Add duck to pot and sauté until brown, about 3 minutes per side. Transfer duck to plate. Add basil, garlic, thyme, cinnamon stick, and crushed red pepper to pot; sauté 3 minutes. Return duck to pot. Add tomatoes; bring to boil. Reduce heat to medium-low, cover, and simmer until duck is tender, about 1 hour. Remove cinnamon stick. Transfer duck to work surface. Cut all meat from bones; cut meat into strips. Return meat to pot. Season duck ragù to taste with salt and pepper. DO AHEAD: Can be prepared 1 day ahead. Cool slightly. Chill uncovered until cold, then cover and keep chilled. Rewarm over medium heat before serving.
Cook orecchiette in large pot of boiling salted water until just tender but still firm to bite. Drain pasta. Return to pot. Add duck ragù, arugula, and Parmesan; toss to blend. Divide pasta among small bowls. Sprinkle with feta cheese.


text: Korean Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - BEWARE Zenith Tours Speak Korean Now! Korean Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in BEWARE Zenith Tours Goto page Previous 1, 2, 3, 4 Next Korean Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Travel Forum View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message burtoniteJoined: 15 Jun 2009 Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2011 1:56 pm Post subject: collecting contact info/ scam details There is certainly strength in numbers. My brother in law has taken this case into his hands and being an older Korean male my husband (also Korean) has a hard time getting information from him. And then I'm left totally out of the loop. I'm actually impressed that the foreign community is getting together to rally for this case. Since I have no control over what my brother will do all I can say is we can start a tally with a list of people who are involved directly and details about the ticket purchase. Then I can do my best to pass this information on to my brother in law. I'll start: Jennifer Burton - purchased tickets end of April paid in full (app. 9 mill. KRW). Zenith travel called family 1 day before departure (July 27) to let family know there are no tickets. Travel agent signed a legal document beginning of August stating he'd return sum of tickets by the end of August. He did not pay. Contact email: [email protected] SKYPE account: burtonite Back to top SOLTATIOJoined: 18 Apr 2011 Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2011 6:05 pm Post subject: so I have been calling and calling and randomly he picked up the other day. I spoke to him about 5 minutes (again...he sounded drunk) and then my Korean co-teacher spoke to him. He said it is worse for us if he goes to jail because then we wont get any money (wrong). He promised to pay half by Sept 14, which I am not holding my breath for, and the other half about 2 weeks later. He told my co-teacher he has no money and to stop bothering him. I told him repeatedly that he was a thief, and he just grunted and said "next week, next week". This guy is an absolute joke. Back to top nickwilsJoined: 30 Apr 2007Location: Asia Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2011 6:15 pm Post subject: I'm no expert however what are the police actually investigating? It seems this has been going on for months now. He's a robbing cunt who should be locked up. At least in Thailand you have the tourist police to fall back on. How is he still running a business? What are the police doing? Back to top AustSaintJoined: 26 Jun 2003Location: Yongmun Posted: Thu Sep 08, 2011 3:04 am Post subject: I intend to see the police this weekend, hopefully they can tell me what they can or can't do. Back to top burtoniteJoined: 15 Jun 2009 Posted: Thu Sep 08, 2011 9:33 am Post subject: My bil will be going to the police right after Chuseok. I'm wondering if any one would like to have their name added to the list so that we have a stronger case for prosecution. My bil is Korea and we are owed 9 mill KRW. Please send your story and details to my email: [email protected] Thanks Back to top randyrenoJoined: 09 Sep 2011 Posted: Sun Sep 11, 2011 6:52 pm Post subject: Legal action against Zenith A special investigations unit is starting to proceed with an investigation against Zenith and they would like to know about other victims of Kang Wystan. This is for people who have lost money, not disgruntled customers who got bad service. Additionally, an up and coming online magazine 3 Wise Monkeys, is writing up a feature article on this story. 3WM will protect your identity if you wish. We expect the publicity of the 3WM story to reach out and find other victims who are not Dave ESL types. If you wish to pass your info onto the police investigation, you will need to provide your Alien registration number, name and contact phone and a brief description of how you lost money to Kang. You may send that info to me [email protected] and I will forward it to the special investigators. I am also a victim of Kang, who appears to be running a Ponzi scheme or just down right thievery. If you want to tell your story to 3WM, send it to Scott at [email protected] Please pass this on to other victims you may know...we need to put a stop to Kang, legally. [email protected] Back to top randyrenoJoined: 09 Sep 2011 Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2011 9:18 am Post subject: publicity is starting to generate united victims http://thethreewisemonkeys.com/2011/09/12/expat-warning-zenith-travelstours/ This link is to the online magazine 3 Wise Monkeys and they are going to keep this story alive....if you want to share your story with them, they will keep your identity secret, as they did mine in this first article. Back to top JFP2020Joined: 31 May 2010 Posted: Thu Sep 15, 2011 7:29 am Post subject: Hi guys, I work for The Korea Herald and I am interested in this story. I'd urge anyone who'd like to speak to me to email [email protected] John Back to top randyrenoJoined: 09 Sep 2011 Posted: Wed Sep 21, 2011 10:17 pm Post subject: Victims can file a complaint at Seocho Police office From Mr Kim of KTO, after I sent him an angry email concerning the Korea TImes continuing to publish the Zenith Travel ad. From Mr Kim: I just got back to my office holding the Korea Times in my hand. It is not tolerable. It is definately criminal activity. To find a way to slove this probelm, I just spoke with an police officer in the Seocho Police Office(Tel : 3483-9366), he saids all victims should bring an accusation against Mr. Kang. I will do my best to solve this issue. Thank you Sincerely, H. J. Kim To H. J. Kim Dear Sir, Today I was shocked to see that the Korea Times is again running the advertisement for Zenith Travel. I sent them an email letter to the Editor two weeks ago but they did not publish it. Can you do anything to stop this aiding and abetting of a criminal? Everyday I am finding out that new victims are being ripped off by Kang Wystan of Zenith Travel. This is eventually going to be made public in major news outlets outside of Korea. How can this kind of criminal activity continue to take place on a daily basis in this "OECD" country? If you recall, the police at Gangdong refused to take my complaint, which leads me to believe that they are somehow connected with this criminal.Last edited by randyreno on Thu Sep 29, 2011 3:10 am; edited 1 time in total Back to top randyrenoJoined: 09 Sep 2011 Posted: Mon Sep 26, 2011 7:16 am Post subject: Now is the time to complain about Zenith Fellow victims...NOW is the time to go to the Seocho police station, exit 6 at Seocho subway station, and file your complaint with investigation team 2. here is todays story in the Korea Herald. http://www.koreaherald.com/national/Detail.jsp?newsMLId=20110926000729 Back to top The Great ToadJoined: 12 Jun 2004 Posted: Mon Sep 26, 2011 7:25 pm Post subject: I had a problem with him in January- http://forums.eslcafe.com/korea/viewtopic.php?p=2653740&highlight=#2653740 Mmm this has gone on for a bit but he just messed me over a bit and then later wired my bank account 100k for rescheduling my flight for no reason I could guess with less than 24 hours notice... When it was already paid for and I already got the e-ticket. It seems he got more and more shady though... but in my case I was just very bothered and wasted a overnight stay when my flight was changed to later in the day I PMed jack the Cat to take him off the travel sticky - would recommend any of you unhappy with him too to do likewise... Back to top randyrenoJoined: 09 Sep 2011 Posted: Tue Sep 27, 2011 8:16 am Post subject: Victims of Zenith come forward NOW Namdaemun Police station at Namdaemun subway stop has a special investigation team that is heading the investigation of Kang and Zenith. My complaint filed at the Seocho Police station is being forwarded to them. the special investigation unit for international crime that you guys should go to the police office at namdaemun station thats where there temporary office is based. Go to namdaemun police office (thats the exit title) they want you to bring your evidence. They are on the 7th floor ****but they can't speak English(go figure being int'l unit). So if you can make it over there during the week 9-5. Back to top waterdwellerJoined: 29 Aug 2011 Posted: Tue Oct 18, 2011 2:45 pm Post subject: Has anyone heard from the police how the investigation is going? I filed with them about a month ago but still haven't heard any news, except that over 20 people have put in a claim with the police. Back to top randyrenoJoined: 09 Sep 2011 Posted: Tue Oct 18, 2011 4:36 pm Post subject: update I was called back to the Seocho police department to file my "formal" complaint about a week ago....they made an interpreter available and we went over all the details of my initial complaint I filed a month ago. Then I had to red ink my thumb and stamp each page. They said that the case would go forward to the metropolitan department...I asked if that was Namdaemun, but they indicated that it was at Soedaemun. I feel like the case is moving forward but there is little feedback given to the victims. The media has reported that Kang was arrested, but I am not sure if thats true or not...he may just have had an arrest warrant issued. Korea has some strange ways of dealing with criminals, arrested without physical detainment.....also MBC tv did a story with interviews of some victims. The Korea Herald reported a week ago that although Kangs website is down, when they contacted his email he still was offering flights, and asking for full payment in advance sent to his bank account...could he do that from a jail cell? Back to top randyrenoJoined: 09 Sep 2011 Posted: Wed Oct 19, 2011 1:58 am Post subject: Zentih complaint here is the latest update from 3 Wise Monkeys on the Zenith scam story....3WM deserves a lot of credit for being the first to report this story outside of the bloggers. http://thethreewisemonkeys.com/2011/10/06/korean-media-finally-covers-zenith-travel-scam/ Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year Oldest FirstNewest First Korean Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Travel Forum All times are GMT - 8 HoursGoto page Previous 1, 2, 3, 4 Next Page 3 of 4 Jump to: Select a forum Forums:----------------FAQJob-related Discussion ForumGeneral Discussion ForumOff-Topic ForumTravel ForumCurrent Events ForumTechnology ForumBuy/Sell/Trade Forum You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum This page is maintained by the one and only Dave Sperling. 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