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Ricci Ricci Perfume
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Ricci Ricci Perfume by Nina Ricci, What can be more beautiful than a floral scent for women wrapped in a gorgous ribbon . A glamorous and chic fragrance from the famous french fashion and fragrance house. It is composed of rhubarb, bergamot, moonflower, indian tuberose, centifolia rose, patchouli and sandalwood. All products are original, authentic name brands. We do not sell knockoffs or imitations. ... Read More
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The suspect's body was discovered in her cell in the morning and rushed to the hospital, where she was confirmed dead.
On December 5, the 64-year-old and six other suspects already in custody were arrested for the confinement and murder of 53-year-old Jiro Hashimoto, who was a distant relative.
The seven suspects plus another relative of Sumida were indicted in November for illegally disposing of Hashimoto's corpse, which was discovered stuffed inside a barrel raised from the bottom of Hinase Harbor in Bizen, Okayama Prefecture.
Sumida was previously indicted for inflicting injury resulting in the death of 66-year-old Kazuko Oe, whose body was discovered in November of 2011 encased in concrete inside a drum stored in a warehouse in Amagasaki City.
All told, investigators have determined that six people, including Hashimoto and Oe, connected to Sumida have died in mysterious circumstances.
On October 14 and 15, police discovered three corpses under the unoccupied Amagasaki home of the 88-year-old grandmother of the wife of the son of Sumida. Her sister-in-law, 59-year-old Mieko Sumida, and daughter-in-law, Rui Sumida, 27, are under prosecution for stealing 3.7 million yen in pension money from the grandmother's account.
Investigators later announced that one body found under the house was that of Mitsue Ando, 71, the girlfriend of Miyoko Sumida's elder brother. The other two corpses were those of Mariko Nakashima (29), the older sister of Rui Sumida, and 68-year-old Takashi Tanimoto, whose elder brother was an acquaintance of Miyoko Sumida.
Update: Subsequent news reports from the Sankei Shimbun have indicated that Miyoko Sumida was found to have stopped breathing at 6:10 a.m. Detention cell personnel opened her cell 11 minutes later and called for an ambulance. She was pronounced dead at 7:15 a.m. When she was found, a long-sleeve shirt was wrapped around her neck.
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Definition of SIBERIA
Siberia(Concise Encyclopedia)
Region, north-central Asia, largely in Russia. It extends from the Ural Mountains to the Pacific Ocean and from the Arctic Ocean to central Kazakhstan and the boundaries of China and Mongolia; it covers more than 5,000,000 sq mi (13,000,000 sq km). It is notorious for the length and severity of its almost snowless winters. Temperatures of 90 °F (68 °C) have been recorded. The first settlers probably arrived in southern Siberia in the Paleolithic Period. The area was under Chinese influence from c. 1000 BC, followed by the Turkic-Mongols in the 3rd century BC. Russian trappers and Cossack explorers (see Cossacks) colonized it in the late 16th century, and by the mid-18th century most of Siberia was under Russian rule. It was connected to other parts of Russia by the Trans-Siberian Railroad. Eastern Siberia was the scene of the anti-Bolshevik government of Aleksandr Kolchak (1918–20). It was made part of the Russian S.F.S.R. in 1922. Russia exiled criminals and political prisoners there, and in the 1930s Joseph Stalin set up forced-labour camps that fueled industrial growth. When Russian factories were relocated there during World War II, it played an important role in the war effort. It has deposits of coal, petroleum, natural gas, diamonds, iron ore, and gold; its chief industrial products include steel, aluminum, and machinery. Southern Siberia produces wheat, rye, oats, and sunflowers. Its main cities include Novosibirsk, Omsk, Krasnoyarsk, and Irkutsk.
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Me and my two sisters Mya and Angel are going to the park tomorrow to play with other Danes. Some lady emailed my Mom saying that when she took her Dane all there was, was a bunch of little dogs and she was afraid her Dane might hurt them, because he is a puppy and doesn't know how big he is. So my Mom emailed her back and said that we would go, so now we are going. So exicted I can't wait I am go...
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"Spam will be a thing of the past in two years' time." - Bill Gates, 2004
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– Where in my life I'm about to grow?
Branch is interpreted as part of life, whereas these circumstances, depending on the precise meanings of the following:
– Green and flowering branches proclaim that meet expectations and positive experiences of life are imminent.
– Kahle, dry branches warn of failures and disappointments, or want to experience that one seeks to displace.
– Branches lying on the ground indicate that hopes and plans have died because they did not have enough courage and strength,
to realize them.
– Burnt branches is meant as a futile effort.
The thin branch (see above) indicates wish-fulfillment, if he is green and flourishing. Are the skinny branches or leaves, it is hoped in vain for
a favorable change of conscious life.
Ehrenerweisung for a winner or ruler and desire for immortality for him.
– Green: happiness and blessing, the success of important projects, fulfilling long-cherished wishes;
– Drought: misfortune to suffer through an injury of a loved one;
Do not cling to rigid ideas, because you will thus not be successful.
– as part of the (living) tree sign of strength, otherwise isolated, weakness;
proclaimed wealth and many happy hours with friends when he is full of fruits and green leaves;
– Green: your hopes will be fulfilled;
– See a tree with many branches with leaves: very fortunate omen;
– Dry: bring disappointment and annoyance; sad news of the absent;
the past pursued a still and it sticks to things that are long gone
and so is dwindling hopes.
– green: with the speeches alone you will achieve nothing;
– Spruce branches: you can have success, but you must exert yourself;
– Burnt: all efforts are in vain;
– Withered: no effort without success;
– From a Shrub: everything looks confused, but you will find a way out.


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When you have completed the form, click on the calculate button to get an estimate of the amount of child support that the non-custodial parent will have to pay to the custodial parent in Oklahoma.
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Because – until recently – it has been difficult to apprehend a non-custodial parent who flees the country to avoid paying child support, many laws and partnerships are now in place to make cooperation with other governments about child support easier. The following countries have already established partnerships with the U.S. when it comes to child support:
OCSS should be able to explain the process of applying for enforcement of child support in the above reciprocating countries.
If the non-custodial parent responsible for child support is working for the U.S. government abroad or is employed by a U.S. based company, new laws dictate how to pursue enforcement of these individuals.
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This week more than 100 senior representatives of governments, workers' and employers' organisations, are gathering discuss the impact of the economic crisis on the more than 20 million people employed in the financial sector worldwide.
An International Labor Organisation (ILO) report prepared for the meeting says jobs in financial services around the world have been strongly affected, with announced layoffs exceeding 325,000 between August 2007 and 12 February 2009.
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The International Theatre and Literacy Project uses theatre as a means of social and educational uplift for children and teen-agers struggling with the challenges of poverty, crime, violence and inequality in developing countries throughout the world. ITLP conducts theatre workshops to teach English, develop independent thinking, self-empowerment and gender equity. It strives to help young people advance their educational and employment opportunities and nurture their voices as leaders to enable growth, change and community development.
Stephen DiMenna, Artistic Director
Latest News
ITLP Summer 2014 Programs: South Africa and Rwanda
South Africa - June 27 - July 13
ITLP will return to South Africa for our third year. We will once again partner with The Ithemba Labantu Community Center (www.ithemba-labantu.co.za)in Philippi Township 40 minutes outside of Cape Town and with Jazzart Dance Company (jazzart.co.za). This year we add three new partners: The Isihluzo Educational Theatre Project and The Zolani Theatre in Nyanda Township, and The Magnet Theatre in Cape Town.
ITLP teaching artists Stephen DiMenna and Chesray Dolpha will collaborate with South African theatre artsists, Mbovu Malinga, director of youth arts programs at Ithemba, Jackson Vuka, the director of Isihluzo, Zwelakhe Khuse, a teaching artists from Magnet Theatre and Mziyanda Mancam, artistic director of Jazzart. Together they will work with 60 teen-agers, several returning from the 2012 and 2013 workshops, along with new students. Working each day from 10:0am - 4:00pm Monday through Saturday for two weeks they will create an original play that reflects the issues, ideas, challenges, hopes, dreams and visions of the future of the students. The plays will perform for the community at three locations:
Friday June 11th at 1:00 pm at The Ithemba Labantu Comunity Center, Philippi Township
Saturday, June 12 at 1:00pm at The Zolani Theatre in Nyanda Township
Sunday, June 13th at 2:00pm at The Magnet Theatre in Cape Town
The students will initiate and coordinate additional performances at schools and community centers throughout their communities over the next three months.
Rwanda - July 28 - August 18
ITLP will return to Rwanda for our fourth year working with 60 students at the Agahozo-Shalom Youth Village (asyv.org) a boarding school for some of Rwanda's most vulnerable and orphaned youth. ITLP teachings artists Channie Waites and Patrick Crowley will return for their third year. They will be working with two graduate theatre majors from The Kigali Institute of Education who will work as co-teaching artists. This year ITLP instituted a new partnership with the Brown University Theatre Program and two graduate theatre majors Caitlin Ryan O'Connell and Flordelino Lagundino will be joining the team as associate teaching artists.
The ITLP team will work with 20 new students, 20 students from the 2013 workshops and 20 students from the 2012 and 2013 workshops returning for their third year. The third year students will re-mount their 2013 play What Hate Does for a performance tour of their community. The other students will create a two new plays. In addition to the workshops with the teens, Patrick and Channie will conduct teacher workshops for the staff of Agahozo-Shalom on how to use theatre in the classroom.


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Jun 10, 2006
The Bat is Back!
He wanted a bat tattoo in the tribal style. So below is the art I created. I mocked up the tattoo on the back just so you could see how it would look in context. It's kind of strange knowing that someone will be walking around with my art on their body and then eventually be buried with it someday.
Now if I can only get someone to let me do a monkey on their back, now that would be fun!
(Black and White Art)
(Tattoo on Back)
FYI: For information about my stock tribal designs or to have me create a custom tribal design for you visit VonsterTattoos.com.
15 comments:
- Shelley P said...
Very cool Von! The monkey comment made me LOL!
- Sunday, June 11, 2006
- E Colquhoun said...
A monkey tatoo on a hariy back would be awesome!
- Monday, June 12, 2006
- "E"rik James Olsen said...
Sweet tat dude, beautiful line work!
- Tuesday, June 13, 2006
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- Thursday, June 22, 2006
- CharlieWinslow said...
Nice artwork! I've seen many people with this particular tribal bat tattooed on them, and I've thought about getting it done as well, but I've always wondered where it came from! So you really are the artist behind this cool tattoo design? What do you think about so many people getting your piece of art on them?
- Tuesday, August 18, 2009
- Vonster said...
Yes that is my original artwork. If you go to "Tattoos" under the right hand side category pull down menu you can see more.
I prefer doing custom work though, new original design. You can see a few samples of those here:
If you'd like a custom design just shoot me an email and we can discuss. I'm reasonably priced.
- Tuesday, August 18, 2009
- CharlieWinslow said...
Thanks for answering so quickly! I'm amazed! Your the king of Tribal Tattoos! I gotta say I really love the bat, I drew a version of it with its wings a little more upwards and it looks good, but I'm going to send you a picture of it to get your approval first, or maybe, if you don't mind doing bats again, I'd love to get a different tribal bat drawn by you! xXxXx
- Tuesday, August 18, 2009
- BernariuszA said...
I like your tribal bat design so much that I got it tattooed onto my back by a tattooist here in South Africa. I was born in The Year of the Monkey and have been searching for an interesting tribal monkey design. I'm thinking of putting at the top of my arm. I've Googled around but cant find anything interesting. Any chance I could see what you'd design for a tribal monkey design?
- Sunday, July 10, 2011
- Vonster said...
Email me at info(at)vonster.com and I may be able to do a custom tattoo for the monkey.
Email me a picture of the tribal bat I'd love to see it.
- Sunday, July 10, 2011
- jabanico said...
Hi. I love this bat tattoo design. May I use this symbol on my fictional character?
- Saturday, October 29, 2011
- Vonster said...
If it's just a personal thing and not for resale or commercial use yeah that's fine. A tattoo falls outside that usage though and I charge a flat one time rate of $40 for tattoo usage.
- Saturday, October 29, 2011
- April said...
Hi, i have seen this desingn around the web LOTS of times, i keep thinking about getting it done as a tattoo as i really do love the design. Until know i didnt know who had desinged it, can i use it or do i have to pay you?
- Friday, February 17, 2012
- Vonster said...
Just visit http://www.vonstertattoos.com and it'll explain how it works. It's inexpensive and you can pick this design to use if you'd like.
- Friday, February 17, 2012
- john lair said...
love the bat im thinkin of gettin it on my arm inside under the pit .I was wondering if you had any ideas for a bacardi lookin bat for the back of my neck with a circle around it.John Lair (ohio)
- Monday, June 25, 2012
- Vonster said...
I could create a bat tattoo like that for you. A custom tattoo like that would run around $200. I'd provide you with the final art in PDF format.
- Tuesday, June 26, 2012


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Recently I have started to teach a couple of monthly day workshops near Doncaster and Northampton as well as doing one to one lessons at home. The workshops I enjoy as you get to see handlers on a regular basis and watch them develop. Also from a teaching point of view its challenging as each handler gets a short individual time to work on something relevant to them. They can basically ask whatever they want so it might be how they can teach their dog a move through to performing a short piece of the routine for feedback.
Its nice that there is a wide variety of breeds, some of which I have not worked with before. I do find that if you can get one of the non Collie breeds to work well it does allow you to stand out from the crowd.
Attention and attitude
There are some young dogs in the workshops that could do very well with the right handling. I do find that handlers tend to rush their puppies into doing the moves too early and dont get the basic attention and control. My advice to someone with a new pup is always to get attention and attitude first. By attitude I mean a desire from the dog to want to be with the handler and interact with them. So I find the best way to get this attitude is through play which can be hard with some dogs. Handlers sometimes give up playing with their dogs as the dog doesnt appear interested in the toy but this is often because the handler has not animated the toy enough.
There are not many dogs who will not want to chase a rabbit if they see one out on a walk, so if you create this desire to chase during the play with the dog it can unlock its playful side. When people watch me train my dogs, they often comment how energetic I am when working them. This is because you have to create the right energy to motivate the dog to want to play. If you stand still and just throw the toy then a lot of dogs might run out but then lose interest. If you can animate that toy on the end of a cord or a piece of bungee rope as well as move around yourself with it this can stimulate the dogs chase desire.
During the first lesson of one of the groups it became apparent early on in the session that we needed to look at the dogs basic moves. So we spent some time making sure that all the handlers knew how to progress the moves so that they can be done on a vocal. For me if I can get a move onto a vocal command without any physical signal then it means the dog has a good knowledge of the move. It might be that I then decide to put the move onto a physical signal which is part of the routine which I find easier having got the move to a vocal only situation.
Motivation of the dogs across both of the groups was something that needed to be addressed as well. I find that handlers can get into a habit of feeding the dog food and thinking that this is all they have to do to motivate the dog. There is so much that you can do to make the reward more motivating and several things which you can do as a handler in the way you move. Sometimes handlers joke on my workshops that it is more like a keep fit workout than a heelwork to music workshop.
Another observation I made was that some of the handlers didnt use their voices to praise or engage that dog. Engaging the dog with the voice I think is very important as its the one thing that you have in the ring with you. Recently I had a handler come to me for a one-to-one lesson at home and I noticed that she could be quite negative with her voice. Its easy to get into that nagging situation when verbally communicating with the dog. If you keep telling the dog "no, dont do that, come here and use their name constantly then its no wonder the dog will turn off and find other things which excite it. Sometimes a handler doesnt realise they are doing it, so I had to keep reminding them to try to be upbeat with their voice and use different tones/words to engage the dog.
The other problem this dog had was that it was only used to working in a hall, so with the individual lesson being outside the dog became very distracted. The classic saying of he does it at home always comes out at this stage and Im sure he does do it well at home as it is a familiar situation. Sometimes handlers give up when they are in a new place as the dog is looking at all the distractions and not at them. This is where you have to have patience and read the dog. Some dogs take a long while to settle and have to have a good look round before they can concentrate. This is what we did with the dog in question and after an hour of little pieces of work the dog started to work through some of the moves it could do. For me all this dog needs is to get out and about doing some basic work in different environments. Its important not to expect too much too soon as handlers often expect the dog to be as good as it is at home when it is at a new place.
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With all this teaching I have been doing recently it can mean that you dont get time to train your own dogs. For me though I use these different places I teach at to get my dogs use to a new environment. As I have mentioned before Tikka my young Border Collie is still needing to grow up and get her confidence. This is slowly coming and to help it I have been taking her into the different locations and just playing with her. I am looking for her to go straight into a venue and play as all my training is really playtime for the dog. At home her basics have been coming along well especially since I have had a little more time since completing the first stage of the renovations of the house.
With the other dogs it has been more of a case of developing what they can already do. Having recently qualified little Betty into advanced my attention now turns to her next routine. Deciding on the right piece of music and theme can be problematic. There are so many things I take into account before I decide on the chosen theme. I thought I had decided on an idea but then thought perhaps I should give her something a little easier to do. So I then found another track/idea which I thought I could develop. Now you never know when you might hear a track that you could use. Having thought I had found the right track I was then watching the television and heard a piece which could be equally as good. So its back to the drawing board for Bettys music for her next routine.


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In practice I see very little or no business IT fusion. Fusion is the result of joining two or more things together to form a single entity. Have you ever seen business and IT joined together in to form a single entity?
Bizarre images of technology infused business people form in my minds eye…..
But seriously, although there is much talk about business-IT fusion I see relatively little of it in practice. In general, IT is organized in a separate department. Separated from the business and not fused with it. Collaboration across different business departments is difficult enough. Collaboration requires working together with someone to produce or create something. But since IT is often considered supportive to the business, it is treated as a supplier. Not as a business partner or even as an integral part of the business. Business managers will act as clients and IT is treated as a supplier. And IT fulfills this role without hesitating or resistance. The supplier role is often the comfort zone of 'IT-people'. Just tell me what you want Mr. Business, and I will go away and realize it. True collaboration is still quite rare in relations between business and IT.
Putting it bluntly, many business managers are not interested in what really happens in IT. They simply want their IT departments to deliver. They do not want to understand the inner workings of the IT department. But this attitude does not foster collaboration. On the other side, IT-people often do not really try to understand the business, the underlying processes and what is needed to gain competitive advantage in the marketplace. They are content in their technology driven world. And technology by itself does not create competitive advantage. That is done by technology-enabled capabilities.
So how do we enable true collaboration and in the end fusion between business and IT? The start is to acknowledge that IT is a part of the business instead of a separate functional specialty. Every business manager is also an IT manager. And IT needs to focus on deep-user-understanding. This requires real understanding of the business drivers and how IT can contribute to affect positively affect these. The responsibility of having good IT needs to be shared between business and IT. This shared responsibility is required to break through the duality between business and IT and start collaborating.


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The Crew Soccer Academy U-16 and U-18 squads were idle once again this week ahead of the U.S. Soccer Developmental Academy Winter Showcase in Sarasota, Florida next weekend. Similarly, the U-16, U-17 and U-18 Crew Juniors Gold girls squads will head to Raleigh, North Carolina for the CASL Women's Showcase Soccer Series.
Ben Swanson, CSA Wolves product Ahinga Selemani and the U.S. U-17 Men's National Team have a busy week ahead. The Stars and Stripes host Brazil on Wednesday, Turkey on Friday and Portugal on Sunday for the 2012 edition of the Nike International Friendlies in Lakewood Ranch, Florida.
On the college stage, CSA product Eric Erb excelled on the field and in the classroom during his senior season at Case Western Reserve University. The Worthington native registered four goals and two assists to go with his 3.96 grade point average as a nutritional biochemistry and chemistry double-major to earn Capital One Academic All- District VII First Team and Second-Team All-UAA honors this season. On Tuesday, Erb added to his accolades by earning a spot on the Capital One Academic All-American team.
Erb was an instrumental player on the U-19 and U-20 teams that won the national championships in 2010 for Crew Juniors. He played on the U-17 team that won the Ohio South State Cup. Coached by Billy Thompson for a number of years, Thompson said this of Erb: "Eric always had a great work rate and a fantastic attitude. He gave 100% every time he stepped in the field – committed to getting better every day."
The NCAA Division I Tournament held its Sweet Sixteen round on Sunday while the Division III tourney was idle in preparation for next weekend's Final Four. Here are how the remaining Crew Youth alumni performed in the Sweet Sixteen:
No. 5 AKRON -- Chad Barson, Wil Trapp (Assist), Eric Stevenson, Tommy Schmitt, Andrew Souders, Alex Ranalli (DNP), Andrian MacAdams (DNP): 1-1 (5-4) L vs. Creighton in NCAA Sweet Sixteen
No. 10 LOUISVILLE -- Alex Obbey (Assist): 2-1 W vs. Northwestern in NCAA Sweet Sixteen
No. 1 NOTRE DAME -- Connor Klekota (DNP): 2-1 L vs. Indiana in NCAA Sweet Sixteen
No. 3 GEORGETOWN -- David Witkoff (DNP): 1-0 (4-2) W vs.Syracuse in NCAA Sweet Sixteen
MESSIAH (DIII) -- Luke Helmuth, Jack Thompson and Logan Thompson: November 30 vs. Loras in Final Four
OHIO NORTHERN (DIII) -- Ryan Sabol and Austin Windsor: November 30 vs. Williams in Final Four
MESSIAH WOMEN (DIII) -- Mackenzie Clapper: November 30 vs. Misericordia in Final Four
*CSA Manager Karen Crognale contributed to this article
The Crew Soccer Academy U-16 and U-18 squads were idle this week. After 12 matches, the U-16s sit in fifth place in the U.S. Soccer Development Academy Central Conference Mid-America Division with 18 points. The CSA Wolves lead the division on 31 points. In the U-18 age group, CSA is in eighth place on the table with 16 points and the CSA Wolves are in sixth place with 20 points.
The Pre-Academy 16s & 18s and the Gold 16s, 17s, 18s Boys teams started their seasons at the CASL College Showcase in Raleigh, North Carolina this past weekend. This is one of the top events and College Showcases in the country with over 300 college coaches attending. The event was a great start to the season and a success overall for the teams providing good competition, college recruiting exposure and professional expectations.
Ben Swanson, CSA Wolves product Ahinga Selemani, Carter Richardson and the U.S. U-17 Men's National Team will host Brazil, Turkey, and Portugal November 28 - December 4 in Florida. The friendlies take place during U.S. Soccer Development Academy Winter Showcase, which CSA will be attending.
Selemani, a striker, committed to play his college career at Michigan State on Wednesday night.
In the college ranks, the NCAA Tournament began on Thursday and resumed through the weekend. Here is how all the CSA alumni and their teams fared:
(Seeded teams receive First Round bye)
No. 5 AKRON -- Chad Barson, Wil Trapp, Eric Stevenson, Tommy Schmitt, Andrew Souders, Alex Ranalli (DNP), Andrian MacAdams (DNP):
2-1 W vs. Michigan in NCAA Second Round, Goalscorers: Stevenson, Schmitt
SOUTH FLORIDA -- Eric Osswald: 0-0 (3-2 PK) W DNP vs. FGCU in First Round
1-0 L DNP vs. Tulsa in Second Round
No. 10 LOUISVILLE -- Alex Obbey: 5-0 W vs. Winthrop in Second Round
No. 15 WAKE FOREST -- Andy Lubahn: 2-1 L DNP vs. Coastal Carolina in Second Round
No. 1 NOTRE DAME -- Connor Klekota: 3-0 W DNP vs. Michigan State in Second Round
No. 3 GEORGETOWN -- David Witkoff: 1-0 W DNP vs. Charlotte in Second Round
XAVIER -- Matt Walker, Will Walker, Rhodes Moore, Nick Hagglund: 1-0 W vs. Kentucky in First Round, Goalscorer: Spencer (W. Walker)
4-1 L vs. No. 16 Indiana, Goalscorer: M. Walker (Spencer)
BOSTON COLLEGE -- Justin Luthy: 1-0 L vs. Northeastern, 6 saves in First Round
No. 6 UCLA -- Matt Wiet 5-2 L DNP vs. San Diego in Second Round
MESSIAH (DIII) -- Luke Helmuth, Jack Thompson and Logan Thompson: 2-2 (4-2 PK) W vs. York in Sweet Sixteen
3-0 W vs. Scranton in Elite Eight
OHIO NORTHERN (DIII) -- Ryan Sabol and Austin Windsor: 4-1 W vs. Susquehanna in Sweet Sixteen
2-1 W vs. Montclair St. in Elite Eight
MESSIAH WOMEN (DIII) -- Mackenzie Clapper: 5-0 W vs. MIT in Sweet Sixteen
3-0 W vs. Johns Hopkins in Elite Eight
The Crew Soccer Academy made the 16-hour trek to Minnesota over the weekend to face the Minnesota Thunder and Shattuck St. Mary's. Both the U-16 and U-18 squads prevailed over the Thunder. The U-18s set the tone on Saturday with a 3-1 win following goals from Nicolas Russo, Daniel Allen and Andrew McKelvey. The U-16 side followed suit, beating the Thunder 3-2 behind goals from Silankonet Bayo, George Braima and William Bayemi.
On Sunday, the Academy wasn't as fortunate as both teams fell to Shattuck St. Mary's. A brace from Noah Hutchins and another goal from Georges Daoud weren't enough as the U-16 squad lost a 4-3 heartbreaker. The 18s were shutout in a 3-0 defeat.
U.S. Soccer announced its plans for the 10th anniversary of the Nike International Friendlies last week. Ben Swanson, Carter Richardson and the U.S. U-17 Men's National Team will host Brazil, Turkey, and Portugal November 28 - December 4 in Florida. The friendlies take place during U.S. Soccer Development Academy Winter Showcase, which CSA will be attending.
The regular season in college soccer wrapped-up last week, followed by Monday's NCAA Tournament selection. Here is how a few Crew Youth alumni fared in their conference championships and where they will be playing in the tournament:
Akron Zips (17-1-2) This Week: 2-0 W vs. Bowling Green, 2-0 W vs. Northern Illinois -- WON MAC CHAMPIONSHIP
The top-ranked Zips set a new NCAA record by extending their conference unbeaten run to 47 matches while also securing Akron's ninth MAC Championship over the weekend. On Friday, CSA product Wil Trapp opened the scoring against in-state rival Bowling Green with a strike from distance. Less than two minutes later, fellow Crew Youth alum Thomas Schmitt tallied to put the Zips up 2-0 over the Falcons. In the MAC Championship game against Northern Illinois on Sunday, Eric Stevenson helped set-up Saad Abdul-Salaam's opening goal while Chad Barson and Andrew Souders anchored the back line to its 16th shutout of the season. The Zips recieved the fifth overall seed in Monday's NCAA tournament drawing and will face the winner of Niagara and Michigan on Sunday at 4:30 p.m.
Xavier Musketeers (13-2-5) This Week: 1-1 (3-2 PK) W vs. Dayton, 1-0 L vs. Saint Louis
Matt Walker supplied the lone goal in the Musketeers' 1-1 penalty shootout win against Dayton in their first match of the Atlantic-10 Tournament before Xavier was knocked out of the tourney by Saint Louis on Friday. Additionally, CSA product Nick Hagglund was named A-10 Defensive Player of the Year. Xavier kicks off NCAA Tournament play against Kentucky on Thursday and will play Indiana on Sunday if they advance.
Boston College Golden Eagles (8-5-5) This Week: 0-0 (3-1) L at Clemson
Holding Clemson scoreless for 120 minutes on Tuesday wasn't enough for senior goalkeeper Justin Luthy and the 24th-ranked Golden Eagles as Boston College was ousted from the ACC Tournament. Luthy and the Golden Eagles face crosstown rival Northeastern on Thursday and will play UConn if they win.
UCLA Bruins (13-2-3) This Week: 2-1 W vs. San Diego State WON PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIP
Matt Wiet helped the Bruins claim their fourth PAC-12 title in five years with Friday's 2-1 victory against San Diego State. The PAC-12 Champions received the sixth-overall seed and will play the winner of San Diego vs. Cal State Northridge on Sunday.
Other Crew Youth alumni playing in the tournament include:
Eric Osswald -- South Florida (vs. Florida Gulf Coast - Thursday, 7:00 p.m.)
Alex Obbey -- Louisville (vs. SMU/Winthrop - Sunday, 7:00 p.m.)
Andy Lubahn -- Wake Forest (vs. Elon/Coastal Carolina - Sunday, 5:00 p.m.)
Connor Klekota -- Notre Dame (vs. Cleveland St./Michigan St. - Sunday, 7:00 p.m.)
David Witkoff -- Georgetown (vs. UAB/Charlotte - Sunday 1:00 p.m.)
Luke Helmuth, Jack Thompson and Logan Thompson -- Messiah (DIII) – Sweet 16
Ryan Sabol and Austin Windsor -- Ohio Northern (DIII) – Sweet 16
Mackenzie Clapper -- Messiah (DIII Women)
The Crew Soccer Academy hosted Vardar SC Freiburg from Michigan at Crew Stadium over the weekend. The U-16 squad was defeated 2-1 with Nathan Kohl scoring the Black & Gold's lone goal. The CSA U-18s drew Vardar 1-1 in the nightcap, striker William Bayemi supplied the goal. The tally was Bayemi's sixth of the season
The U-16 team currently sits in sixth place in the Mid-America Division of the Central Conference, while the U-18s stand in fourth place after securing 21 points from its first nine games. Next weekend, CSA will travel north to Minnesota to face the Shattuck-Saint Mary's Soccer Academy and the Minnesota Thunder.
On the college front, several Crew Youth alumni were in action this weekend to close out the regular season in NCAA Division I:
Akron Zips (15-1-2) This Week: 1-0 W at Michigan State, 1-0 W vs. Western Michigan
With a pair of 1-0 results last week, Akron finishes the regular season as the top-ranked team in the nation. Chad Barson, Wil Trapp, Andrew Souders, Eric Stevenson and Thomas Schmitt will look to lead the Zips to a conference title as they host the MAC Tournament this upcoming weekend.
Xavier Musketeers (13-1-4) This Week: 6-0 W vs. Rhode Island, 5-0 W vs. Massachusetts
Matt and Will Walker each recorded two goals and an assist in Friday's night's 6-0 drubbing of Rhode Island in Cincinnati. Freshman Rhodes Moore also chipped in an assist in the win. On Sunday, the Musketeers continued their fine form, beating UMass 5-0. Will Walker and Nick Hagglund each contributed an assist to help Xavier to its highest win total in program history.
UCLA Bruins (12-2-3) This Week: 2-1 W vs. Stanford, 1-1 D vs. California
Matt Wiet helped the fourth-ranked Bruins to a pair of overtime results this week. UCLA beat Stanford in two overtime periods on Friday night. However, 120 minutes was not enough on Sunday as the Bruins drew the California Golden Bears 1-1 in Westwood. UCLA closes out its regular season on Friday against San Diego State.
Photo courtesy of Xavier Athletics.
The Crew Soccer Academy U-18 and U-16 squads were in action at Crew Stadium over the weekend as they hosted their affiliate program, the CSA Wolves from Michigan. Both teams suffered a 2-1 defeat to the Wolves. Rilee Woods scored for the U-18s, while William Bayemi tallied the U-16s lone goal.
The U-18 squad was missing centerback Alex Crognale (above) this weekend as the Maryland commit traveled to Washington, D.C. with the Crew Reserve squad. Crognale started and played the full 90 minutes on Sunday morning, helping the Crew reserves clinch the 2012 MLS Reserve League championship with a 2-0 victory over the D.C. United reserves.
On the international stage, CSA product Ben Swanson played 25 minutes in the United States U-17 National Team's 3-1 win in a friendly against Uruguay on Sunday. Swanson and the Stars and Stripes play again on Tuesday against Chile to open the Four-Nations Tournament in Santa Fe, Argentina.
As the NCAA Division I men's soccer season heats up, several Crew Youth products contributed to their universities this weekend. Here are some of the highlights:
Akron Zips (11-1-2) This Week: 1-0 W vs. Michigan, 2-1 W vs. West Virginia
Akron picked up two wins at home this week, first shutting out Michigan 1-0 on Tuesday before beating West Virginia 2-1 on Saturday. Wil Trapp, Chad Barson, Andrew Souders, Eric Stevenson, and Thomas Schmitt all contributed in the victories for the No. 3 ranked Zips. Akron takes on Ohio State on Tuesday in Columbus. The match will be aired on Big Ten Network.
Xavier Musketeers (9-0-4) This Week: 0-0 D at Duquesne, 2-1 W at St. Bonaventure
Will Walker, Matt Walker, and Rhodes Moore all saw significant minutes this week as Xavier drew Duquesne and beat St. Bonaventure on the road. The Musketeers, along with Maryland, are the only two undefeated teams in the country remaining.
Boston College Golden Eagles (8-4-3) This Week: 1-0 L vs. Brown, 1-0 W at Duke
Goalkeeper Justin Luthy had his 485 minute goalless streak snapped in Tuesday's 1-0 loss to Brown. The senior net minder rebounded on Friday to make four saves against Duke on his way to his fourth shutout in five games in the 1-0 win. The Golden Eagles host Virginia on Friday in their home finale.
Much like the First Team, the Crew Soccer Academy had the week off from action. However, that doesn't mean the week was news-free on the Crew Youth front.
Coming off a second-place at the AGS Cup in Spain, the United States U-17 National Team will travel to Argentina this week for a four-team tournament that includes Chile, Panama, and host Argentina. Prior to the tournament, CSA products Benny Swanson, Carter Richardson, and Ahinga Selemani will play Uruguay in a friendly on October 21. When the tournament concludes, the US will play another friendly against an opponent that is yet to be determined.
On the college stage, several Crew Youth Alumni saw action this week. Here are some of the highlights:
Akron Zips (9-1-2) This Week: 2-0 W at Penn State, 2-0 W at Northern Illinois
The Zips recorded a pair of road shutouts this week against Penn State and Northern Illinois. Five Crew Youth alumni are regular feature's in Caleb Porter's lineup as Akron hopes to challenge for its second College Cup title in three years.
Xavier Musketeers (8-0-3) This Week: 2-2 D vs. Dayton
The Musketeers remained undefeated over the weekend, tying in-state and conference rival Dayton 2-2 at home. Will Walker scored his fifth goal of the season in the draw, finishing off a long ball from his twin brother Matt.
Boston College Golden Eagles (7-3-3) This Week: 1-0 W vs. Dartmouth, 0-0 D vs. Clemson
Senior captain Justin Luthy posted his third and fourth shutouts of the season last week as Boston College beat Dartmouth and drew ACC opponent Clemson. Luthy has not given up a tally in his last 403 minutes in goal for the Golden Eagles.
UCLA Bruins (9-2-2) This Week: 4-3 W at. San Diego State
Matt Wiet helped the fourth-ranked Bruins rebound from last week's loss to Washington, captaining UCLA to a 4-3 win over San Diego State. Wiet and the Bruins will be idle this week as the team's next match comes October 26 on the road against Oregon State.
The Crew Soccer Academy swept its matches for the second-straight weekend. The U-16 squad defeated the Cleveland Internationals 1-0 behind Jalim Bayo's tally. Nathan Kohl assisted on the match's lone goal. The U-18 side took down the Internationals 4-2 with Nicholas Parianos, Thomas Wiseman, Andrew McKelvey and Alex Bumpus scoring in the affair.
In other news, CSA goalkeeper Carter Richardson earned an invite to the United States U-17 Residency Program in Bradenton, Fla. The Dublin native will join fellow CSA product Benny Swanson playing under Richie Williams for the Stars & Stripes.
On the college stage, plenty of Crew Youth alumni were in action over the weekend, here are some of the highlights:
Akron Zips (7-1-2) This Week: 5-0 W vs. Florida Atlantic
Chad Barson, Wil Trapp, and Eric Stevenson all started in the Zips' weekend win over Florida Atlantic. Stevenson scored two goals and added an assist in the victory to earn TopDrawerSoccer.com National Team of the Week honors.
Louisville Cardinals (8-4-0) This Week: 3-0 W vs. DePaul, 2-1 W at Syracuse
The Cardinals earned a pair of Big East wins last week to move to 8-4-0 on the season. Alex Obbey came on as a sub in both matches for Ken Lolla's side. Louisville will host Indiana on Wednesday night
Xavier Musketeers (8-0-2) This Week: 3-2 W vs. Saint Louis, 2-1 W vs. Butler
Xavier opened Atlantic 10 play with a 3-2 victory over Saint Louis at home. Will Walker tallied twice, while his brother Matt chipped in an assist in the win. Matt Walker added another assist in Sunday's win against Butler. Will Walker's brace earned him a spot in College Soccer News' National Team of the Week.
Boston College Golden Eagles (6-3-2) This Week: 1-0 W at Wake Forest
Senior Justin Luthy made eight saves to hold No. 15 Wake Forest scoreless as the Golden Eagles improved to 6-3-2 in 2012. The Crew Youth product has posted two clean sheets on the season.
Photo credit: BCEagles.com
Conference play resumed around NCAA Division I soccer this week. Here are some highlights from Crew Youth alumni playing around the country:
Akron Zips (6-1-2) This Week: 4-0 W vs. Buffalo
The Zips moved to 2-0-0 in MAC play by beating Buffalo 4-0 on Saturday at Cub Cadet Field. Crew Youth product Eric Stevenson assisted on Akron's third goal in the romp.
Louisville Cardinals (5-4-0) This Week: 2-1 L at Rutgers
After upsetting Notre Dame last week, the Cardinals dropped a 2-1 result on the road to Rutgers. Alex Obbey nearly had the equalizer in the 78th minute, but his attempt was blocked by a Scarlet Knights defender.
Xavier Musketeers (6-0-2) This Week: 5-0 W vs. Thomas More
Xavier wrapped up non-conference play with a 5-0 victory over Thomas More. Matt Walker had a goal and two assists in the win. Next up, the Musketeers put its unbeaten record on the line at home against Saint Louis on Friday.
Ohio State Buckeyes (4-6-1) This Week: 4-1 W vs. Butler, 3-2 L at Michigan
The Buckeyes scored a season-high four goals on Wednesday against Butler. Sage Gardner had the fourth tally of the evening, converting from the penalty spot for his first goal of the season. OSU dropped a heartbreaker in Ann Arbor on Sunday, losing 3-2 in overtime.
UCLA Bruins- (7-1-2) This Week: 3-1 W at Stanford, 3-1 W at California
Matt Wiet captained the No. 6 ranked Bruins to a pair of 3-1 PAC12 victories in Northern California this weekend. UCLA will host Oregon State and Washington in the upcoming weekend.
Also in action, the Crew Jrs. U-16 and U-18 squads swept the weekend with both sides beating Shattuck-Saint Mary's and the Minnesota Thunder.
Photo Credit: GoXavier.com
Many Crew Youth products began conference play at their respective universiities this week. Here are some highlights from across the country:
Akron Zips- (5-1-2) This Week: 2-0 vs. Bowling Green
The Zips kicked off MAC play with a 2-0 win against in-state rival Bowling Green. Captain Chad Barson, Wil Trapp, Andrew Souders, Eric Stevenson, and Thomas Schmitt all contributed to the shutout.
Louisville Cardinals (5-3-0) This Week: 4-0 W vs. Ohio State, 2-1 W vs. Notre Dame
The University of Louisville responded after a loss to rival Kentucky with a 4-0 dismantling of Ohio State before knocking off No. 4 Notre Dame to open Big East play. Alex Obbey started and registered a shot in each of the victories.
Xavier Musketeers- (5-0-2) This week: 2-0 W at IPFW, 1-0 W vs. Missouri St.
The Musketeers earned back-to-back victories this week with wins over IPFW and Missouri State. Crew Soccer Academy product Will Walker registered an assist in the win against IPFW, while his brother Matt's blast in the 81st minute broke the 0-0 stalemate to lead Xavier to victory over Missouri State.
UCLA Bruins- (5-1-2) This Week: 1-1 D at UCSB, 1-0 W at Cal Poly
Captain Matt Wiet led the Bruins to a 1-1 stalemate with UC Santa Barbara in a nationally televised affair on Friday night before beating Cal Poly on Sunday. Wiet played in every minute of both matches.
Photo Credit: UofLsports.com
After spending the summer playing with the United States U-15 and U-17 National Teams, Crew Soccer Academy standout Benny Swanson has accepted an offer to participate in the US U-17 Residency program in Bradenton, Florida.
The 15-year-old Grove City native hopes his decision will help him secure a spot in next year's U-17 World Cup.
"It's a great opportunity. It was kind of hard to pass up," Swanson said. "The [FIFA U-17] World Cup is next year in Dubai. I would like to make that roster, hopefully. If I don't, I hope I just learn every day in training in that environment with that pro mentality."
"It's great for our organization," Crew Technical Director Brian Bliss said. "Obviously it's a little bit premature to be speaking about Benny as a future pro for the club, but he's on the right track. It gives credibility to our organization on the youth side as to what we're doing."
Bliss says residency can only help Swanson's promising skill set.
"Right now, he's only getting three or four days of training each week, he's going to get five or six days each week training with the top players in the country at his age [in Bradenton]." Bliss explained. "He's got the ability to break down players off of the dribble and create on his own. He works for the good of the team in terms of being a team player. He's got an eye for the pass and can deliver it. He's got a multitude of skills and being in that environment for the next year, it's going to make him a better player."
The young midfielder's drive and skill set reminds Bliss of a certain US Men's National Team mainstay.
"He's got a lot of things Michael Bradley had," Bliss said. "Bradley grew physically really quick at the end, but he was also undersized. [Bradley] had the ability to dribble, pass, create, and had the same attitude and hunger for the game that Benny has. There are some comparisons. They may be unfair because Michael is a full national team player and I don't want to put pressure on [Swanson], but he's got a lot of this same [skills]."
Being in the same sentence with Bradley and others who attended the U-17 Residencty previously such as Landon Donovan, Brek Shea, and Eddie Gaven is still surreal Swanson says, but he remains determined to one day don the Black & Gold as a professional.
"It's kind of surreal, but I've been working hard. That's where hard work will get you," Swanson said. "The Crew has helped me a lot to progress as a player and as a person."
"[Playing professionally for the Crew] would be a dream come true," he finished.
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What happened to the "G" in HGTV?
UPDATE!! Paul James finally has his own website for us loyal fans! You can visit it here:
I'm very happy about this very recent development. Although HGTV is still painfullly devoid of REAL garden shows, I will just forego their channel and their sponsors for now and spend my time watching GGTV. Gardener Guy TV that is, on Paul's website.
I found out back in 2004 that Paul James from HGTV's Gardening By the Yard was going to be at the annual flower show at Hofstra University in NY. Although I found some other nice things at the show, he was the main reason for me to attend.
I had to see the man that had me laughing and learning about gardening for 30 minutes at a time, every week. When I spotted him outside the building before the seminar, he was his usual enthusiastic self, throwing his arm around me for the picture you see here. I was thrilled to see that he is the same goofy and friendly man I see on tv every week. Thrilled enough to be proud of this terrible picture of me.
Gardeners like me have been enjoying Paul's show for years. However, as of late I've noticed a dwindling of garden related shows on HGTV. And I mean REAL garden related shows. Not the ones that demolish a backyard and put it back together with the dreaded "low maintenance" plants, a whole lot of hardscape, and the ever-present water feature.
We are in the process of buying our first home and I have been having daydreams of the things I can do with my own landscape. I turned to my garden magazines and to the tv also, to see what I had been missing on HGTV while we had been house-hunting all summer. But where were all those great gardening shows I anticipated? When I couldn't find them, I went to their website to get more information.
What I'm missing is a whole heck of a lot. Out of all 78 of their current shows, do you know how many of those are garden related? FOUR. Four! I thought I was wrong, so I counted and recounted. This is the entire list:
- Gardening by the Yard
- Ground Breakers
- Landscape Smart
- Landscapers Challenge
Three of those shows are the previously mentioned yard makeover shows disguising as garden shows but which really only feature plants as functional objects instead of living things to cultivate.
Out of curiosity, I went to the "Shows not airing" section. And found twenty shows that fit into the gardening criteria that have been cancelled.
One last try to get my HGTV gardening fix had me searching for a DVD of all the Gardening by the Yard shows. And I found out that they don't exist. They forward you instead to the HGTV on Demand page. Which has zero gardening shows.
Now, I'm not stupid or naive, I know HGTV will air the shows that resonate most with their viewers. Is there really that little interest in gardening anymore? Because there tens of thousands of gardeners on websites like GardenWeb. Not to mention the magazines I read like Fine Gardening and Horticulture would be out of business!
Case in point, a 76 reply thread on GardenWeb that spans a whole year, asking the same questions I am. So many of these gardeners contacted HGTV also, to no avail.
So what the heck happened? Why is there so little "G" in HGTV? Is it because our society is becoming less patient for hobbies that take time to cultivate? Is instant gratification killing the art of gardening?
I sent a message to HGTV using their online form. Surprise, surprise, no reply. One voice doesn't make a bit of difference. But if you're reading this and you agree with me, do us both a favor and tell them you want your G back. If you do, come on back here and tell me so. Better yet, copy your comments right here. I'd love to hear them and know that I'm not alone in this!