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The beer's brewer, August Schell, agreed to buy the sign if it learns that the landmark can be relit.
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Airlines in the Middle East will not only need thousands of new aircrafts in the next decade or two, but the amount of pilots and flying peanut bags is impressive as well.
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While reports of hastily increasing oil prices and carbon emission taxes imposed by the EU on airlines in the Middle East have certainly dampened their spirits; it seems that this region's aviation sector still has a lot going for itself; speaking in terms of optimistic forecasts, that is.
Perhaps their pockets may become nervous but the ambition; that remains stronger than ever. According to a report written by Arabian Business and retracted from The Boeing 2012 Current Market Outlook, Middle East carriers will not only need to add 2,370 new planes to accommodate the insanely fast growing demand of travel but a lot of new pilots will need to be trained and recruited.
To break it down, the VP of Marketing at Boeing Commercial Airplanes, Randy Tinseth, has revealed that airlines based in the Asia Pacific region will add approximately 12,000 new aircrafts and that within this two decade phase, there will be 34,000 new aircrafts joining the global radar.
The global aviation market is expected to grow to USD4.5 trillion by then.
It's not too difficult to imagine where the funds to support this enormous expansion will be sourced. After all, the Middle East is a wealthy region packed with oil drums and deep pockets and didn't Qatar Airways recently receive the title of 'Best Airline in the World'?
However, the real hard hitting question is that with all these new aircrafts and machinery coming along in the next decade or two; will there be enough talent to actually operate them?
The Boeing study further shows that airlines based in the Middle East will also need to recruit a little over 36,000 pilots and almost 54,000 technicians to keep up with the ambitious explosion.
The US plane maker projects the world will face an unprecedented demand for airline pilots and maintenance technicians.
Ironically, at this point we can discuss the extremely steep road ahead; but Boeing describes these demand forecasts as a slow time for the travel sector so maybe they are up to the job after all.
"In many regions of the world, our customers are facing challenges in recruiting personnel due to pilot and technician shortages," said Sherry Carbary, vice president, Boeing Flight Services.
Conclusively, it finally boils down to the question of the hour; what does the Middle East need to do in order to meet this growing demand for travel?
Aviation colleges in the Gulf States train less than 1,000 new pilots every year; which creates a substantial supply gap that may prove to be a threat to the predicted growth of aircraft and recruitment expansion.
Boeing does release a 20-year forecast every year though; so we will have to wait and see what they say next year.
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Okay, so quick recap: I've been doing pretty darn good on the LighterLife Fast 5:2 program, where you have controlled-portion meals for five days of the week, and then eat sensibly the other two. If you check out my last post, I fill you in on all the science-y details on VLC (very low calorie) meal plans, intermittent fasting, all that fun stuff. I like it because I don't have to overthink my food choices, I get yummy, on-the-go meals, and they're super easy to prepare.
Anyways, LighterLife Fast has some new flavours/products out, and wondered if they could send me some to trial and I was like sure, because YES FREE FOOD OF COURSE I WILL SAY YES WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU, IT'S FREE FOOD YO.
The first is a rice/curry dish. At first I was a little hesitant, because as an American who didn't grow up with Indian food, curry in Britain is always a hit or very very miss sort of deal for me, but I'm pleased to say the dish was easy on the palate, and didn't have any of that icky heartburn so many other curries have caught me off guard with. It's almost like a light korma, so if you like your curry a bit more aggressive, feel free to spice it up.
The newest product that I was very excited to try was the new calorie free pink grapefruit drink. I think often what can throw people off of plans like this is their routine is often centred around food and drink, and while most plans cover the food, the drink is sadly left out, meaning people either drink plain water (and get terribly bored within weeks, splurging on a high-sugar cola to sate them), or think 'diet' colas will work for them, meaning they often gorge themselves without realizing it. The new grapefruit drinks come in sachets with 1 sachet making 1 litre of drink, so you know exactly how much you are imbibing and can regulate accordingly. And the crisp, clean taste is enough of a jolt to your taste buds to help you realize you've had a nice treat, but not so powerful that you start to crave the stuff. I think this sort of drink addition will really prove popular for people on the Lighterlife Fast plan.
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This song has been running through my head all day. I still think, even with all the ridiculousness in the world, a change for the better is occurring. So…there's that.
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I have (foolishly?) decided to do NaNoWriMo this year. Last time I did it I was heavily pregnant, here's hoping this time I'm successful. I know the story I want to tell, I just need to outline like a mo-fo for the next 10 days. That on top of new video project (shhhh, it won't be out for another 8-12 months!), and the mictrostories over at Dayre is making me a busy little bee.
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We don't get our grades back till December 5th, which is terrifying, as if I didn't do great in Corporate Finance I'll have to resit the exam in April, and if that happens, I want to get as big a jump on it as possible, So I guess it's okay that I'm doing NaNoWriMo, as it's not like I could be doing huge studying anyway.
And at some point I'd like to clean this blog up – people keep sending me buttons I should be slapping up here, and then there are PR people's needs to consider, and blabbity blah blah oh sweet God could there be anything more boring.
And finally, my goal for the next six months is to put one item of crap on eBay a day. I've got about 5 items fully photographed and described, so that at least covers this week. Fingers crossed for a huge clear out.
Weekend was spent tidying up (a losing battle, there is so much paperwork to attend to!), and Sunday was dedicated to the family getting out and about. People tend to think of London as this hard, cold place, but I've found it to be really family friendly. We went to King's Cross station to the Steam Extravaganza – kid did a coal shovelling competition, watched the model trains, rode a mini coal-driven steam engine, listened to storytellers, and checked out the House of Illustration's workshops! And of course, there were oodles of side fun, like yummy food and Word on the Water, my personal oasis in the form of a floating bookstore.
We finished with some quick conveyor belt sushi at St Pancras, and while the kid was NOT a fan of the sushi rice (too sweet and sticky for him, he much prefers proper fluffy Chinese rice), he loved taking dishes off the belt, and did quite well on the fruit dessert plate.
Obligatory conveyor belt sushi shot.
It's so nice not to spend all Saturday in a study cubby, surrounded by notecards and highlighters, but I know I can only give myself this vacation for a week or so – I have to get back into the study grind sooner rather than later. No rest for the wicked, all that.
Oh! And a piece I submitted for a new London monthly mag was very enthusiastically received, so fingers crossed!
…and the daddy tomato said, "ketchup".
So. Yes. Good. Okay.
Finals are over. Whew. Unless I completely, utterly bombed my exam, that will be the last 'sit-down-at-a-desk-and-write-for-three-hours' test I'll have, ever. I'm taking the next session off to focus on the kid, and then I have a few electives, and then right into my dissertation sessions. Fun.
Week before the exam I get a Skype from my mom, all ARE YOU UP CAN YOU TALK NOW?!?! Seems my father's heart decided it was Norma Rae and was like "NOPE. NOT WORKING FOR YOU UNLESS MY DEMANDS ARE MET". Not fun. Luckily the muscles of his heart are strong, and the 'pipes' are clean, so one emergency pacemaker later, he's on bedrest, but in good spirits.
My husband wondered if I wanted to fly over, and I'm sure school would have allowed for an extension of the exam, but I've slept on cots next to the kid's hospital bed enough times to know while the thought is nice, nothing really helps in that situation. I can't make his heart beat, I can't even answer medical questions while my mum rests, as I don't know his current situation. There's a point where you've been asked if you want a cup of tea for the thousandth time by someone who is trying their hardest to help, but can't actually do anything, and you find yourself hating them, and yourself, for the impotence of the situation. Because all you want to scream in that moment is, "Can you make this all better? Can you fix him? Can you take his pain away? No? Then SHUT THE FUCK UP AND GET OUT OF MY FACE". You don't say that because, well, social contract, but by God you want to.
In nicer news, I was greeted at the end of my exams by a stack of new Verso Press books, which we have already started devouring. Love them. I know I should go with digital copies of books – this costs trees and shipping costs and blabbity blah blah, but I can't help it, I love holding a book, turning pages, and my allergies be damned, smelling the old ones. It's a thing, don't try to overthink it.
However, I am dedicating the next six months to a MASSIVE clearout. While I'm pretty ruthless with getting rid of stuff, hubs is awful, and we've yet to do a proper sort and donate drive with the kid's stuff since he was like 2, so that will get attacked asap. The only problem is I have a lot of unique items that I can't for the life of me remember the season/year for. For instance, these Alexander McQueen/Puma collaborations are gorgeous, but I can't recall when they are actually from. If you're a lover of McQ and you know, drop me a line. If you're a lover of McQ, a size UK 5/EUR 38, and in London, drop me a line and I'll sell them outright. One less thing to battle in consignment hell/eBay.
I'm also stoked to get time to take the kid on adventures during the week. Now that school is properly back in session, we can hit the museums and stuff without jostling for space. Very excited to hit up a couple of cool exhibits coming down the pike.
Okay, off to battle the office which has been waylaid by papers during revision, then lunch at BrewDog with hubs. Catch you on the flip side, kittens.
#FlashFiction in #London: "Last Call"
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He wipes down the bar.
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She sips her drink. "But that's not the trick, is it?"
He smiles.
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"…That's the trick?"
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National Scouting Report is on the ground scouting! The Gulf Coast Exposure Camp in Gulfport, Mississippi is scheduled for August 16-17, 2014. This is the third year for this GREAT individual skills showcase and live game situation camp. On Saturday the ladies will participate in the individual skills portion and then on Sunday, the coaches split up the girls into teams and they play live game situations. NSR has been involved with the Gulf Coast Exposure Camp since its inception! Thanks to Rocky Brewer, Brian Callaway and David Lastrapes, NSR has always had the opportunity to supply the hospitality room for this event.
In previous years, Robert and Susan Cagle have worked this event. This year, the torch has been passed. Robby Wilson (Arkansas & softball vertical), Lee Crane (Alabama), Larry Stone (Mississippi) and Cheri Naudin (Northeast Texas) will be scouting this event. They will work alongside the college coaches to evaluate all the athletes at the showcase. This is a great event of which NSR enjoys being a part. We look forward to seeing the following coaches and the additional college coaches that make it to the Gulf Coast Exposure Camp 2014!
Dominque Lastrapes – Camp Director – University of Washington '07
Chelsea Cantillo – Assistant Coach, West Point
Tom Gray – Head Coach, Southern Utah
Wendy Hogue – Head Coach, William Carey
T. J. Hubbard – Associate Head Coach, Louisiana Lafayette
Brittany Lastrapes – Assistant Coach, Miami of Ohio
Andy Lee – Head Coach, LSU Eunice Community College
Lindsay Leftwich – Assistant Coach, LSU
Michael Lotief – Head Coach, Louisiana Lafayette
Dave Martinez – Assistant Coach, Delta State
Kristina McCain – Assistant Coach, South Alabama
Glenn Moore – Head Coach, Baylor
Shanika Randle – Assistant Coach, Mississippi Valley State
Larry Ray – Previous Assistant Coach, Arizona, Florida, & Nicholls State
Angel Santiago – Head Coach, Nicholls State
Jessica Seamon – Assistant Coach, Nicholls State
Rory Shortell – Former Pro Baseball Player
Mike Smith – Head Coach, Ole Miss
Craig Snider – Assistant Coach, Flordia State
Vann Stuedeman – Head Coach, Mississippi State
Scott Woodard – Assistant Coach, Auburn
We can not wait to evaluate the GREAT softball athletes that will be at this camp. Go get'em girls!
National Scouting Report is "On the Ground Scouting"! Cary Nadel, NSR Northeast, is having a GREAT week. National Scouting Report Northeast is partnering with the Rhode Island Thunder this week at New England's Finest Showcase in Plainville, Massachusetts! Cary will be hosting NCAA / NAIA Recruiting Seminars throughout the event. The scouts at the New England's Finest Showcase are seeing and assessing some great athletes. In addition to Cary – Jesse Rubio (Massachusetts), Brendan Kennedy (Massachusetts & Maine), John Hissick (Connecticut), Andrea Hayes (New England) and Michael Bangel (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) are all scouting this event. What a great way to end July and begin August, scouting these great softball athletes.
NSR Northeast has also partnered with The Ruden Report. The Ruden Report is a web site that solely reports on Connecticut high school athletics, across all sports. Each week ,The Ruden Report honors a male and female player of the week and a team of the week. Ruden also provides pre-season assessments of the top teams in the state, by conference.
The Ruden Report sponsors and runs pre-season football media days. This year, working with NSR, The Ruden Report will host recruiting seminars for some of the top student-athletes in Connecticut. NSR looks forward to meeting these great athletes.
Dave Ruden of The Ruden Report, has covered high school, college and professional sports for 30 years. Most recently, Dave was with The Stamford Advocate. Dave previously worked at CBS Sports, ESPN and The New York Times. NSR wishes Dave Ruden and Cary Nadel a successful year helping athletes in Connecticut!
Pass, Set, Kill : National Scouting Report Scouts The Volleyball Festival
National Scouting Report is on the ground scouting! June 25th through the 29th was an exciting few days. The 30th Annual Volleyball Festival was held in Phoenix, Arizona at the Phoenix Convention Center. The four story venue was spectacular and perfect for such an awesome event. The Festival boasts a rich history of amazing volleyball. Approximately 450 club teams were represented and played a couple of days of pool play followed by a couple of days of tournament play. For the third year in a row, National Scouting Report proudly served as the recruiting arm for The Volleyball Festival. Before The Festival began, National Scouting Report assisted in a showcase for college-bound athletes. During the tournament, NSR hosted ten NCAA / NAIA Recruiting Seminars that were very well attended by parents and athletes alike. Attendees were informed about the "Myths of Recruiting" and NCAA/NAIA rules. At the conclusion of each seminar, there was a question and answer session. All in attendance, left with a great deal of knowledge and information to help their athlete with recruiting decisions.
National Scouting Report was very well represented. Cliff Weeks of Southern California was once again at The Volleyball Festival – Cliff was the original NSR link to The Festival and has done an amazing job cultivating that relationship. Also scouting at The Festival was Stacey Harris (San Francisco, California), Bryant Edleson (San Diego, California), Carissa Kalaba (San Diego, California), Gil Barkey (Denver, Colorado), Ryan Johnston (Phoenix, Arizona), Syndric Steptoe (Tucson, Arizona), Josh and CeCe Kroeger (Birmingham, Alabama), Mary Louise Hunt (Atlanta, Georgia) and Robert and Susan Cagle (Mobile, Alabama).
NSR's Mary Louise Hunt of Atlanta, Georgia especially enjoyed scouting The Festival as Mary Louise participated as an athlete in the very first Festival event in 1984. Mary Louise recognized and re-acquainted herself with several of The Festival staff. Mary Louise described the event as, "A full circle moment". Mary Louise and the other scouts saw some tremendous athletes. Athletes from Arizona, California, Alaska, Hawaii, Maryland and Washington to name a few had a great time at The Festival. Bryan Kelley, director of The Festival was hospitable as usual. The meals provided for NSR scouts and college coaches were tremendous. The Volleyball Festival is definitely a first class event. Bryan also directs a sister tournament in Glendale, Arizona in February. The February event is called The Festival Fiesta Classic and is held at the University of Phoenix Stadium. NSR looks forwarding to seeing more great volleyball talent at The Festival Fiesta Classic on January 17-19, 2015.
Laurel Ivory, a 2018 NSR soccer goalkeeper prospect, has been named to the Florida State ODP team as the A-team goalie, for the third year in a row. This week Laurel, a rising freshman at Miami Country Day School, is also participating in her third Region 3 ODP camp in Montevallo, Ala. And , this week Laurel was invited to the 2014 Nike National Training Camp powered by ID2 and ECNL on July 31 through Aug 4 in Beaverton, Ore. The National Training Camp is a joint program between the ECNL, Nike, and US Club Soccer. The camp is part of the id2 National Certification and Development Program. It provides an opportunity for the country's top female players from throughout the country to be identified and developed in an elite training environment, while also being scouted for possible inclusion in U.S. Soccer's National Team programs. Laurel is 5'8″ from Sunrise, Fla., carries an impressive 4.1 GPA and plays for the nationally ranked Sunrise Sting U16 team, one of the premier clubs nationally. The organization works with National Scouting Report and South Florida NSR soccer scout, Daniel Gurtov, to help their prospects in the recruiting process.
NSR prospect, Julia DiMartino, tapped New York Gatorade Softball POY
The Gatorade Company, in collaboration with USA TODAY High School Sports, has named NSR junior softball prospect, Julia DiMartino of Brockport High School, as its 2013-14 Gatorade New York Softball Player of the Year which distinguishes her as New York's best high school softball player. The 5-foot-6 junior right-handed pitcher led her Blue Devils team to a 21-1 record and a berth in the Class AA state quarterfinals. Julia posted a 17-1 record and a 0.06 ERA entering the state tournament, striking out 271 batters while scattering 23 hits and 16 walks. She also hit .351 through 22 games with 23 RBI. She is a two-time First Team All-State selection and was the Greater Rochester Co-Player of the Year as a sophomore. Julia has maintained a B average in the classroom. A devoted member of her church community, she has volunteered locally on behalf of the Special Olympics and has fundraised to benefit breast cancer awareness. The award recognizes not only outstanding athletic excellence but also high standards of academic achievement and exemplary character demonstrated on and off the field, distinguishes Julia as New York's best high school softball player. She is now a finalist for the prestigious Gatorade National Softball Player of the Year award to be announced in this month. Already committed to Division I Liberty University in Virginia, her NSR scout is Tom Sydeski, also helped Julia's sister Alyssa to attend Liberty where she graduated in May as a senior pitcher.
Former NSR baseball prospect, Jordan Schwartz, drafted by Oakland A's
Former NSR prospect and Niagara University Purple Eagle, Jordan Schwartz, was selected last week by the Oakland Athletics in the fourth round with the 132nd pick of the 2014 Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft. Jordan, a 6'2″ right-handed pitcher and outfielder from Hornell, N.Y., is the second highest drafted player in NU's history. Schwartz was the ace on the staff during the 2014 season, leading Niagara in ERA (3.12), starts (14) and complete games (five). He also led the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) in strikeouts with 109, including a league-best 31 strike-outs by looking. He finished the season fifth in the conference with a 3.12 ERA and third with an opposing batting average of .217. Jordan made 38 starts in the outfield as well, batting .258 for the season with 31 hits, three doubles, 20 RBIs and scoring 13 runs. He earned All-MAAC Second Team honors as a pitcher and was named First Team All-MAAC by College Sports Madness. Jordan was also selected to the 2014 Gregg Olson Award watch list which recognizes college baseball's breakout players across the nation.
When asked why he chose Niagara coming out of high school, the two-time All-MAAC performer replied, "Niagara's academic and athletic opportunities seemed to guarantee the chance to fulfill my goals. Coach (Rob) McCoy was a big factor. He presented Niagara academics and baseball with promise, pledging to build the team and the players to the highest level."
In response to Jordan's being drafted, Coach McCoy said, ""I am extremely proud of Jordan and few deserve it more than him. He worked extremely hard and made himself what he is today. He's a perfect example of what can be achieved when using trials and struggles to get stronger and tougher, instead of getting consumed by them. I look forward to him growing even more as a pro."
Jordan's NSR scout was Tom Sydeski.
Seven years ago, when Georgiana Salant became an NSR prospect in Southern California, her expectations were relatively simple – to play college golf. Today, Georgi not only can say that she accomplished that early goal, but that she has also achieved an objective which was incomprehensible when she was a high school freshman. Today, Georgi is a two-time First Team All-America and individual NCAA national champion for the Williams College Ephs in Willamston, Mass.
Playing the grueling course at the Mission Inn and Resort in Howey-in-the-Hills, Fla, Georgi fought through a rough stretch in Round One when she had five bogies in six holes to fire a steady 76 in the final 18 holes to win the individual DIII crown by two strokes. But if being Medalist at the national tournament was something Georgi had only dreamed about, her head coach, Erika DeSanty, had given it much more thought.
"I just told Georgi that I have been picturing this for four years," DeSanty said. "I've imagined walking down the final fairway with her having a chance to win the national championship. I don't even have the words to describe how proud this makes me. She's done so much for this program. It's awesome. It was four days of masterful course management. She played smart and did exactly what she needed to do to score. Overall, she showed a lot of maturity and I have never seen her strike the ball so well and confidently."
The Williams team also excelled by placing third overall in the team competition, a new benchmark for the program.
In an interview with Richard Lord of the Berkshire Eagle, Georgi added, "I'm not going to lie, I've thought about it once or twice, and to have it come true is pretty amazing. Actually, I was pretty calm. I tried to stay process-oriented and the fact I was also playing for the team and not just for myself helped me stay focused and not think about the end result."
Moreover, Geori's individual win and the team's third place trophy helped the Ephs snag the 2014 NCAA DIII Learfield Sports Directors' Cup, giving Williams back-to-back titles and 17 overall Cups of the 19 awarded in NCAA Division III athletic competition.
And for an encore? Georgi is off to Boulder, Colo., where she will be entering graduate school at the University of Colorado in pursuit of her next goal – a master's degree in chemistry. No one in NSR Nation doubts that Georgi will make that dream come true, too.
Over the weekend, an interesting tweet came across my Twitter account. The first thing that caught my attention was that it was a re-tweet from Missy Tiber. Coach Tiber was the head women's basketball coach at Belmont Abbey College near Charlotte, N.C., when I was an NSR scout. I visited the Belmont Abbey campus numerous times and always stopped by Missy's office to say hello and to talk about her team and her recruiting needs. We would often run into each other at regional girls basketball showcases and tournaments. Over time we developed a nice relationship. She went on to become the head women's coach at Southern Illinois University and today is the head women's hoops coach at the University of Northern Alabama. So, when I saw her name attached to a tweet, I was naturally curious to read what she thought significant enough to pass along to others. Here was that tweet: "A weekend of hard drinking erases a week of hard training. Alcohol=poison for athletes, trashes the body, slows & weakens you in every way."
That short statement became the inspiration for this blog entry. As often is the case, once the corner of a page is turned, it is impossible for me to not turn it in full and see what the next page has to offer. In this case, I immediately wanted to find out more facts about the effects of alcohol on athletic training, especially on high school athletes. Off I went on an adventure into Cyber World to find what lay beneath the tweet.
As it turned out, however, I didn't have to search far to find the perfect article, "Alcohol and Athletes." Published by the Office of Alcohol and Drug Education at Notre Dame University, this exceptional piece of information is backed by well-founded research and covers the topics How Alcohol Affects Muscle Development and Recovery and How Alcohol Affects Your Ability to Learn New Plays and Strategies. Sidebar topics are wide-ranging and helpful in delving deeper into this important aspect of athletics. It even goes so far as to provide a list of NCAA banned drugs and the specific NCAA rules to which the use or abuse of alcohol and drugs apply.
You've heard the numbers. On average only about 1 in 15 high school senior athletes go on to participate in college athletics. Many more want to, yes, but line up 100 seniors and you can count on a paltry 6.6 of them getting the opportunity to live their dream.
So what makes the difference? What happens to cause the 93.4% to fall short?
First, parents and prospects must realize that recruiting is a ruthless competition. It is, in fact, the most competitive environment a high school student-athlete will ever encounter. What happens on the court, field or diamond pales in comparison.
Second, high school, club and travel coaches are not typically savvy in regards to recruiting, so the advice they offer is often outdated or inaccurate.
Third, parents too often choose cheap, ineffective promotional vehicles to get their athletes' profiles in the hands of college coaches.
Fourth, parents simply wait too late to begin the process.
The sad note to add is that each year there are thousands of deserving high school athletes whose dreams go unfulfilled. That does not need to happen. When athletes enter the recruiting process in the eighth, ninth or tenth grades, their chances of grabbing the attention of multiple college coaches increases exponentially over juniors and seniors. The driving forces are relationship building and broad exposure. Neither of these can happen by posting info on free Internet sites or enlisting fly-by-night recruiting services.
Think back, please, to the odds we cited at the start of this article. To beat those kinds of odds, parents and prospects have to be proactive once the athlete makes it clear that he or she wants to play collegiately. That is when the competition for a scholarship starts and every day of procrastination gives the advantage to another prospect that takes the initiative to begin right away instead of waiting.
Kurt Moore is a 2016 Goal Keeper from Woodland-Bartow High School in Cartersville, Georgia where he made the All-County Team as a freshman. Kurt plays club soccer with U16 Classic I Southern Soccer Academy 98 Elite. During fall 2013, Kurt tried out for – and made – the Olympic Development Program. And in April 2014, he found out that he has advanced to regionals, which places him one step closer to his goal of making the Olympic Team.
Kurt is a 3.8 student and works extremely hard at both soccer and academics. Kurt's older sister is a freshman on the soccer team at DI Charleston Southern University, but the Moore's knew it wouldn't be as easy for Kurt since recruiting is sometimes more competitive for boys than girls. So after researching several recruiting services and deciding that NSR would give them more bang for their buck, Kurt's mother, Alison, reached out to NSR area scout, Mike Ewing. Since enrolling Kurt back in mid-November, he has received attention from several top college programs.
Click here to view Kurt's Prospect Resume.
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Digging: Michael Pisaro - Continuum Unbound
Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound OffThis thread is the worst
Digging: Soen - Tellurian
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sick burn
Digging: Tortoise - TNT
sizzl'd niggs
Album Rating: 4.0Very good review even though I disagree with most of it. Not their best work, but I still like it a lot
Album Rating: 4.5This is an awful review
Album Rating: 4.5"should have never been released"
And you should have never been released from your momma's vagina, but the world is an imperfect place.
Album Rating: 3.5"And you should have never been released from your momma's vagina" Agreed!
I love this album. I might be biased since deftones has been my favorite band since Jr. High. But I will also admit when they write terrible songs. And there are plenty.
I do believe, however, that if you take away all the nostalgic value from earlier hits such as Bored, 7 Words, etc. Leathers is quite possibly the best song they've ever written.
Album Rating: 4.5leathers is too damn good
Digging: The Smith Street Band - Throw Me In The River
Album Rating: 4.0Tempest is my favorite from here
Album Rating: 4.5Hey guys what about Rosemary and Entombed?
Its all about Gauze you mongs.
Digging: Skyharbor - Guiding Lights
Album Rating: 4.0Entombed is godly. So beautiful.
This album is the worst.
Album Rating: 5.0Can't see how this could possibly be their worst.
Never said it was.
Album Rating: 4.5"this album is the worst"
Adrenaline is their worst, but even that album has some good moments.
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PREVIEW-Malaysian palm oil stocks seen at 6-mth high in Sept
* Sept stocks seen rising to 1.91 mln T from 1.67 mln T in Aug * Output seen at 2.0 mln T vs 1.74 mln T in Aug * Exports seen at 1.55 mln T vs 1.52 mln T in Aug * Malaysian Palm Oil Board data due Oct. 10, after 0430 GMT By Anuradha Raghu KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 7 (Reuters) - Malaysian palm oil stocks may have jumped to their highest in six months in September as strong seasonal output outweighed robust export demand, a Reuters survey showed, pressuring prices that have already lost about 5 percent this year. Inventory in the world's No.2 palm oil producer likely climbed to 1.91 million tonnes, the highest since April and up 14.8 percent from 1.67 million tonnes in August. The survey of five planters and traders showed that production in September may have surged 15 percent from August to 2.0 million tonnes, with palm oil trees typically producing more fruit in the second half of the year and with August output curbed due to a major Muslim holiday. "Production was up 25 percent in the first 20 days of September. I anticipate a big jump and thereby a fairly big stockbuild that will continue right up to December," an official at a plantation firm said in the survey. "I think September, October and November will be very high-producing months. Eventually we'll have 2.3-2.4 million tonnes of stocks," the official added. Exports of Malaysian palm oil likely grew 1.7 percent from a month ago to 1.55 million tonnes of shipments, according to the survey. LOCAL CONSUMPTION The median of figures provided by respondents implied domestic consumption in September of around 230,000 tonnes. Consumption generally ranges from 150,000 to 180,000 tonnes. Malaysian imports of crude palm oil from top producer Indonesia most likely rose to 30,000 tonnes in September from 6,950 tonnes in August. FACTORS TO WATCH Forecasts of surging Southeast Asian output alongside rising supply of competing global oilseeds dragged Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange's palm oil benchmark futures down 3.5 percent in September. Leading vegetable oil analysts have warned that palm oil prices are poised to fall deeper to four-year lows of 2,000 ringgit by early January if Brent crude drops below $100 per barrel and if a bumper soy crop in South America surfaces as expected. Brent futures edged down towards $109 a barrel on Monday. Larger amounts of soybeans for crushing into rival soyoil could snatch demand away from palm oil, while cheaper crude oil would lure buyers away from using palm as a substitute for biofuels. Some traders and planters say Malaysian palm oil production could hit a new record of 19.2 million tonnes this year compared to 18.79 million tonnes in 2012. Indonesia, the world's top producer, expects about 26.7 million tonnes this year. The strength of the Malaysian ringgit could also continue to weigh on palm as it makes the ringgit-priced feedstock more expensive for overseas buyers and refiners. The U.S. government shutdown triggered a rally of most emerging Asian currencies, including the ringgit which climbed as much as 1.1 percent when the news first broke. But palm may get some respite from festive demand which drives up consumption of the tropical oil commonly used as an ingredient in food such as biscuits and chocolate. Buyers from India, the world's biggest palm oil consumer, usually re-stock ahead of Muslim and Hindu religious festivals in November. Indonesia will keep its export tax for crude palm oil at 9 percent for October, while Malaysia has decided to keep a more competitive export duty of 4.5 percent that has been in place since March. Breakdown of September estimates (in tonnes): Range Median* Production 1,840,000 - 2,130,000 1,995,586 Exports 1,500,000 - 1,607,301 1,550,000 Imports 10,000 - 50,000 30,000 Closing stocks 1,670,000 - 1,950,000 1,912,000 * Official stocks of 1,665,592 tonnes for August, plus the above estimated output and imports give a total September supply of 3,691,178 tonnes. Based on the median of the export and closing stock estimates, Malaysia's domestic consumption in September would be 229,178 tonnes. (Editing by Joseph Radford)