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Virginia Elite
Basketball App
of California
14 Paul
and Mary
14 C.J. Hill
Training Program
Assist Elite Girls
Camp Presence
NCAA Tournament Update
and CAA Champions - March
15, 2015
Wofford to play #5 Arkansas of the SEC
2015 Southern Conference (SoCon) CHAMPIONS
Cameron Jackson (Handley H.S.) The
#1 seed Wofford College men's basketball team triumphed over the
#10 seed Furman Paladins in the Southern Conference Championship
game, 67-64.
With the win, Wofford (28-6) earns their fourth tournament
championship in the past six years. The tournament championship
also marks the Terriers' fourth NCAA berth in six years.
Northeastern to play the ACC
Tournament Champion #3 Notre Dame of the
C.J. Hill (Westfield H.S.),
of the CAA's four regular season co-champions, Northeastern and
William & Mary will met for a ticket to the Big Dance on
Monday night.
making their second trip to the CAA final in the
last three years (2013), the Huskies will be looking for their
first CAA tournament title and their first NCAA tournament bid
since 1991.
Gregortis (Lake Braddock H.S.) The Devils (24-5) earned one
of the five at-large bids in the region after winning the
Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference South Division regular
season title and putting together a strong body of work
throughout the season. The Devils lost in the CACC Tournament
semi-finals to Philadelphia University who went on to win the
conference's automatic bid by defeating Wilmington University
for the title.
This is the
Devils first ever appearance in the NCAA Division II Tournament.
USciences joined the NCAA as a provisional member in 1999 and
became an active member at the start of the 2003-04 season
News - March 5,
Training Program
F Eliet Donley Making a statement
Conference Player of the Year
Selected 1st Team Region
his accomplishment in 2014, the 1st Team
All Conference, All Defense, All Region
2nd Team selection, Eliet Donley
continues to rise above the rest. Last
season was Eliet first year playing with
Virginia Elite, his charter,
determination, academic history and
athletic ability was a perfect fit for
the program. A native of Yokosuka, Japan
the 6'6 forward arrived at Hayfield High
School and immediately made an
impression on the coaching staff.
Playing for Coach Carlos Poindexter at
Hayfield High School, Eliet became a
fixture in the Hayfield athletic
Braddock F James Butler follows in
family footsteps on the hardwood
Brandon Parker, Washington Post - Feb
15, 2015
Selected 1st Team Patriot Conference
All Defensive Team and 1st Team Region
dropping 30 points in the first game of
the season, Butler hasn't let up,
averaging 23.7 points and serving as a
versatile weapon for the Bruins as they
enter postseason play this week.
I was younger, I felt expectations but
now I don't because I'm blessed that
my family has worked with me so many
hours and gone out of their way to help
me get better," said Butler, who plays
for Virginia Elite on the AAU circuit.
"I knew I wanted to attack it because
this was the year I had to make a big
jump, so I was working on my speed,
strength, post moves, shooting, anything
to get an advantage."
G Zach Harrell excelling in the Classroom
and on the hardwood
District Player of the Year (POY)
Harrell is not only a good basketball
player but an outstanding youngman who
has a drive to excel. Leading Millbrook
(Winchester, VA) to a 20-4 overall
record and 7-1 in the region Zach
continued to enhance his leadership and
showcase his abilities to extend his
basketball career beyond high school.
School Ronald Alston Makin
a name for himself
2nd Team
"Ron" Alston had an outstanding
season that included very productive
games against high major talented
basketball team such as Hargrave Military
Academy and Virginia Episcopal School (VES).
several occasions Ron
led the Miller basketball team with 30
points and 5 assists, and he also
grabbed 3 rebounds. Ron showed some
outstanding ball handling skills in
breaking down the press, attacking the
basket, and creating scoring
opportunities for his teammates.
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Assist Girls Basketball
1, 2015 - Herndon, Virginia
Elite and Team Assist combined to
provide an elite girls
grassroots basketball in the Northern
Virginia region. With Virginia Elite known for having an
boys program the collaboration with Team
Assist was the next phase in developing
a total national elite program that
includes girls basketball. Having
been involved with girls basketball at
the highest levels Coach Michael and
Nikki Teasley will lean on their years
of experience that will result in a competitive
and quality girls basketball
Assist held it first girls workout
mini-camp with Virginia Elite in
Herndon, VA on Sunday, February 1, 2015.
The initial mini-camp was designed to
provide young ladies an opportunity to
showcase their talents with direction
from the TA coaching staff. The mini-camp
session was a success having many young ladies in
attendance from throughout the DMVElite
area. For more information about Team
Assist visit www.teamassisthoops.com.
mini-camp workout February 22, 2015.
If you are interested pre-register or
contact Coach Michael
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Georgetown Hoys Joins Coaching
23, 2015
the High School Elite Coaching Staff is
former Georgetown Hoya and Oak Hill
Academy and South Lakes High School
alumni Julian Vaughn. Coach Vaughn
currently plays for the Greek
professional team PAOK Thessaloniki. He
played college basketball at Georgetown
University before beginning a
professional career in Belgium with
Antwerp Giants. He also played one
season in Cyprus with Keravnos. Coach
Vaughn will bring basketball experience
to support the high school (17s/16s/15s)
players development.
Michael Wynott Joins Coaching
21, 2015
the High School Elite Coaching Staff
will be Michael Wynott. The
Massachusetts native and Wake Forest
alum will bring his years of coaching competitive
basketball and player development to Virginia
Elite. Currently, Coach Wynott is a
Assistant Varsity Coach at Westfield
High School in Chantilly, VA.
Askew 13u Elite Virginia Elite seeks
players that have the ambition to complete at the elite
high school level.
Our 13U Elite teams will participates in national
elite level tournaments along with High
Elite teams.
Workout Session Schedule:
February 22, 2014 Veterans Park,
Woodbridge, VA
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the footsteps of our college athletes
Coach Mike Askew will be holding workout
sessions in mid December for players
interested in becoming part of the
Virginia Elite Junior Elite AAU
basketball program. Coach
Michael R. Askew is an alumnus of
Virginia State University with a
Bachelor Degree in Sports Management. Coach Askew played 4 years of collegiate
basketball as a shooting guard standing
6'4 receiving numerous awards
beginning with All Rookie to ending his
career receiving All Central
Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA).
Mike Askew, Director of Junior
(571) 221-5333
players pre-register by completing the
ONLINE REGISTRATION FORM by
clicking the Registration button below.
James Fleet Joins Virginia Elite
Coaching Staff as 14's Elite Team Head
11, 2015
Fleet, DMVElite West Director joins
Virginia Elite Coaching staff as Head
Coach of the Virginia Elite 14U Elite
Coach Fleet has been part of
DMVElite for several years primarily focused
on extending DMVElite brand of high
school camps, clinics and showcase
events in the western parts of Maryland
and Virginia such as the DMVElite Freshman
Showcase, DMVElite West H.S. Showcase
and other events.
James Fleet, Head Coach
# (703) 477-6652
10, 2015
Elite has partnered with Team Assist and
Coach Michael Teasley and WNBA Veteran
Nikki Teasley provide young ladies
quality basketball in Northern Virginia.
Virginia Elite will support team assist
with player development as a premier
girls grassroots basketball
WNBA All-Star Nikki Teasley brings her
years of high level basketball
experience as a high school all-American,
UNC Tarheel and WNBA Professional. Coach
Michael Teasley is no stranger to the
girls game. While at then Notre Dame
academy (Middleburg Academy) Coach
Teasley guided his team to national prominence
while guiding the careers of several
division 1 players.
for more information
School Elite News
MAC-IAC Challenge
5, 2015 - Washington, D.C.
the 2015 MAC-IAC Challenge Virginia
Elite was well represented on many of
the participating teams. After winning
the Brogden Tournament in North
Carolina, the Bullis
Bulldogs with 6-foot-4 2016 WG (#23) Noah
rallied from a halftime deficit to
defeat a strong St. James squad with
6-foot-8 2018 F (#41) Bryce
during Saturday's IAC-MAC Challenge.
Noah currently holds an offer from
James Madison University which he
received during his freshman year and
has attracted interest from other
division 1 programs. Although a
freshman Bryce Golden is attracting
the attention of many mid-to-high
level division 1 programs. Also, St
James was without 6-foot-9 2016 F Grant
(Bryce older brother) due to an
injury. Grant Golden currently hold 4
division 1
offers and has interest from other
division 1 programs.
6-Foot-7 PF (#32) Tyler
had an outstanding performance against
tournament host the Potomac School.
Tyler consistent work in the paint
resulted in 16 points 12 rebounds
fused with his low post game gave the
Potomac Panthers issues throughout the
game which propelled Georgetown Prep
to a 61-56 victory. Standing 6-foot-7
Tyler is attracting attention from
division1 programs.
Stephens St
Agnes (SSSA) 6-foot-3
guards Michael
and Chauncey
played a steady game that resulted in
SSSA being competitive throughout the
contest. As a result each player had
an impact on their teams performance
and outcome.
the 2015 MAC-IAC Challenge Virginia
Elite was well represented on many of
the participating teams. After winning
the Brogden Tournament in North
Carolina, the Bullis
Bulldogs with 6-foot-4 2016 WG (#23) Noah
rallied from a halftime deficit to
defeat a strong St. James squad with
6-foot-8 2018 F (#41) Bryce
during Saturday's IAC-MAC Challenge.
Noah currently holds an offer from
James Madison University which he
received during his freshman year and
has attracted interest from other
division 1 programs. Although a
freshman Bryce Golden is attracting
the attention of many mid-to-high
level division 1 programs. Also, St
James was without 6-foot-9 2016 F Grant
(Bryce older brother) due to an
injury. Grant Golden currently hold 4
division 1
offers and has interest from other
division 1 programs.
6-Foot-7 PF (#32) Tyler
had an outstanding performance against
tournament host the Potomac School.
Tyler consistent work in the paint
resulted in 16 points 12 rebounds
fused with his low post game gave the
Potomac Panthers issues throughout the
game which propelled Georgetown Prep
to a 61-56 victory. Standing 6-foot-7
Tyler is attracting attention from
division1 programs.
Stephens St
Agnes (SSSA) 6-foot-3
guards Michael
and Chauncey
played a steady game that resulted in
SSSA being competitive throughout the
contest. As a result each player had
an impact on their teams performance
and outcome.
Butler Leading the Way
Braddock High School, Burke, Virginia
27, 2015 - Each game Butler has steady
displayed an array of basketball skills
that few post players have in their
game. This game between the Lake
Braddock Bruins and the Westfield
Bulldogs in Burke, VA was a
tale of two halves. Both teams were
paced by their class of 2016 standouts. James
Butler led Lake Braddock.
Junior F/C James Butler was impressive
all evening. For most of the game, he
was dealing with double and triple
teams, but that didn't seem to bother
him. He was excellent at establishing
position early in each possession and
was rewarded by his teammates, as they
fed him time after time. Butler's
footwork was also notable, and he is
extremely efficient scoring the
basketball, as well. He was the clear catalyst
for the Bruins tonight.
Tipoff Classic Recap
"Ron" Alston Miller School
Tipoff Classic Recap
7, 2018 - Springdale, MD
The DVMElite
Tip-off is fast becoming associated with
the start of the basketball season in
the DMV area. Among the great match-ups
was St. James School (VA) v. Coolidge
High School (DC).
his older brother Grant sidelined by a
recent injury the stage was set for the
15 year old, 2018, 6"8 PF Bryce Golden
to showcase his talents in front of an
array of college coaches, directors from
various premier AAU programs and many
basketball fans that filled Charles H.
Flowers High School gymnasium. As
the St. James and Coolidge basketball
teams came out for pregame warm-up the
conversation around the gym was who
would lead St James or better yet who
would support Virginia Tech commit
Justin Robinson. The unknown brothers
from Stephens City, VA are now playing
high school basketball in the most
competitive area in the country.
At the start of the game Bryce
sat alongside his brother waiting for
the call from Coach Dan Prete to enter
the game. Early in the game Bryce had to
shake off young player nerves but soon
started showcasing his talent. Playing
in the post area is a difficult position
for any player but as a 15 year old is
more difficult. Bryce finished the game
with 14 points 12 rebounds in Saint
James 58-50 victory.
"Ron" Alston Miller School
6, 2014 - Charlottesville, VA
"Ron" Alston had another outstanding
game, this time against a very tough
Hargrave Post Graduate team that has 6
division 1 players (Rutgers, UNC-Wilmington,
Auburn and Wichita State Universities)
on their roster.
led the Miller basketball team with 30
points and 5 assists, and he also
grabbed 3 rebounds. Ron showed some
outstanding ball handling skills in
breaking down the press, attacking the
basket, and creating scoring
opportunities for his teammates. Coach
Melis stated that "We are looking
forward to seeing more great games from
in the week against Millwood High School
(Richmond, VA) Ron had a very impressive
showing. Ron filled every box on the
stat sheet, ending up with 21 points, 14
rebounds, 5 assists, 3 blocks, and 2
steals. Ron played aggressively on both
sides of the floor, even though for most
of the 4th quarter and all of the
overtime he played with 4 fouls. He also
did a great job in organizing and
running the press breaker, showing great
ball handling skills, especially for a
6"7 wing.
year Ronald attended Annandale High
School, Annandale, Virginia.
New Season of College Basketball - Teammate at
Shepherd University
13, 2014 Teammates at Shepherd
year at the beginning of the 2013-14
high school season A.J. Carr and Tommy
Hargroves had no idea a year later they
would be in the same collegiate basketball
attended Saint James High School,
Hagerstown, MD while Hargroves attended
Mussellman High School, Bunker Hill, W.VA,
the duo had but one common factor Virginia Elite Basketball. Although they
did not play on the same 17U AAU team,
both players had the quality that Virginia
Elite uses to evaluate the type of kids
that join the program.
Carr suffered shoulder injury during his
junior year at W.T. Woodson the 6-6
Forward was determined to not only
return to the court but play collegiate
basketball. When we received a
call from James Fleet, DMVElite about
Hargroves, the coaching staff questioned
about having a player from West Virginia
and the level of commitment. Once
Hargroves came to the gym it was very apparent
that the only thing he wanted was an
opportunity. With both players
having high academic Grade Point
Averages (GPAs) they were not a
hard sell to college recruiters.
carried a GPA of 3.7+ and Hargroves 4.1
was another similarity that linked the
teammates, excellent student athletes.
Now these alumni have crossed path at
Shepherd University and continuing their
goals of playing collegiate basketball
and receiving an college education.
New Season of College Basketball for
Virginia Elite Alumni
5, 2014 A New Season for College
in the foot steps of other Virginia
Elite alumni, last November many of our
players were preparing for their final
high school basketball season, just as
others throughout the nation was playing
high school basketball with dreams of
playing collegiate basketball.
a grueling high school season and many
practices, scrimmages, workouts and
position/skill training 12 of our
players received an opportunity to
continue their dream of playing college
basketball. Then was the excitement of
signing their National Letter of Intent
(NLI). The next phase began, thinking
about what is required to become a
collegiate basketball player, the anticipation
of expectations and the unknown.
the opportunity, the 2014 Southern
Conference (SoCon) Champions Wofford
College (Spartanburg,
SC) and NCAA Division 1 tournament participant
afforded Cameron Jackson (Handley H.S./Winchester,
VA) to opportunity to join the NCAA as a
division 1 student athlete, then William
and Mary from the CAA selected Paul
Rowley as their choice to join the
program along with Jamison Glover.
Dartmouth College (Ivy League) offered Cameron Smith (Miller
School/Charlottesville, VA) it was a very
proud moment not just for his athletic achievements
but his excellent academic history that
afforded Cameron the opportunity
to not only play collegiate basketball
but attend one of the prestigious educational
institutions in the world. Then there is
Jeremiah Curtis who attending Morgan
State University of the MEAC, A.J. Carr and Tommy
Hargorves at Shepard University, Will Gregorits
at University of Sciences and not to
forget about their C.J. Hill at Northeastern
University of the CAA.
players along with others first came to Virginia Elite
with the desire of competing and the desire to play
competitive basketball. Now in 2014 they
will have the
opportunity to play in their first
college basketball games of the 2014-15
NCAA season.
Alumni Antonio Butler begins his final season
at Slippery Rock
University where he will lead the team
in PSAC conference. Before Slippery
Antonio played at Garrett College from
2011 to 2013 ... averaged 19.8 points
per game ... recorded 188 rebounds, 91
assists, 38 steals, and 18 blocks ...
two First Team All-Region in 2011-2012
... Second Team All Region in 2012-2013
... 2-Time Maryland Junior College All
Star ... 2-Time All-Maryland Junior
College Team
Golden Receives Offer from 2014 Patriot
League Champion American University
Golden, Saint James High School (2016)
- On
October 19, 2014 (L) Grant (2016) and his
brother (R) Bryce (2018) Golden took an unofficial
visit to American University that
resulted in a scholarship offer to play collegiate
basketball for Coach Mike Brennan and
American University.
American University earned the Patriot
League Championship and received an
automatic berth to the NCAA Men's
Basketball Tournament
6"9 WF Grant Golden has emerge as a
very versatile forward that can play
inside out as well as outside in.
The emergence of Grant as a versatile
forward or in basketball terms stretch
three-four provides him with the ability
to produce at a high rate on both ends
of the court. Now under that watchful
eye of Dan Prete, Head Coach, Saint
James High School and Assistant Coach
Donald Shopland Grants evolution will
continue result in more opportunities to
develop and showcase his talents.
ERA 2018 Bryce Golden, Jaden Frazier,
Hunter Bailey and Sean Kelly
29, 2018 - NU Era 2018
planning for the next
generation of basketball for Virginia
Elite certain elements must be in place
and finding the right players are the first priority for
the program.
Bryce Golden 6"8 F name may sound familiar,
now playing his first year of varsity
basketball side-by-side with his older
brother Grant Golden at Saint James H.S.
Bryce posses physical capabilities far
beyond his young age and with the
basketball education that he will
receive from Coach Prete and Coach
Shopland the sky is the limit.
to the program is (R) is 6"8 Jaden Frazier
who will play opposite of Bryce.
Jaden recently participated in the
Vantage Hoops South Central Challenge
and performed extremely well against
more experience players. Standing
6"8 Jaden versatile face-up and
back-to-the-basket moves will only
increase his basketball ability. Jaden
possess a high level of athleticism
which at a young age only
increases is ability to finish on the
break, attack the rim with power and
finishes through contact.
of the team are Pope
John Paul Great High School freshman teammates
6"6 Hunter Bailey and 6"6 Sean Kelly who will compete at the
Varsity level under Coach Angelo Hunt.
The duo will gain valuable experience
at the varsity level early in their high school
career which will pay great dividends in
the future.
ELITE REPRESENTED AT THE 2nd ANNUAL
16, 2014
MARYLAND - Virginia Elite
was represented at the DMVElite 80 by 7 players, from the 2015
and 2016 Classes. From 2015 Malik
Norfleet (Capital Christian,
Landover, Md), Omar
Alston (Westlake HS, Waldorf, Md), Eliet Donley
(Hayfield H.S., Alexandria, VA).
Pictured with Eliet Donely and Grant
Golden Virginia Elite Strength and Conditioning
Coach Jason Evans provided
athletic support during the event.
well rounded Donley is receiving
interest from low-mid division 1
programs. With a 4.0+ GPA, high
basketball IQ and the ability to play multiple
positions Donley will surely transition
his skills to the collegiate level.
Golden holding 3 D1 offers and having
interest from other mid-high D1 programs
will continue to expand his abilities
while attending Saint James High School
under Coach Dan Prate and Coach Donald
the trend from last year attendees,
from the 2016 Class 6-9 F Grant
Golden (St James
HS, Hagerstown, Md), 6-8 PF Tyler White
(Georgetown Prep, Bethesda, Md), 6-8
C James
Butler (Lake Braddock HS, Burke, VA) and
6-5 G Noah Gear (Bullis HS, Potomac, Md)
represented Virginia Elite at the
DMVElite 80. What makes this group
unique is their size and abilities at
their positions.
20, 2014
Golden - 2016 F Increasing his
6'9 F Saint James High School
20, 2014 - After two very successful
years are Sherando High School (Stephens
City, VA) Grant Golden transferred to
Saint James High School in search of
increasing his visibility to achieve his
dreams. Transferring to Saint James
meant separating from his childhood
friends in Winchester to now carving out
his journey to reach his goals.
Transferring didn't mean leaving his
brother Bryce who is a very promising
9th grader to accompany him to Saint
James means that his leadership now
includes his brother.
both are receiving interest from more
division 1 programs and both are on a
journey together. Under the guidance of
Saint James coaching staff Coach Dan
Prate and Donald Shopland (Former
Associate Head Coach Montrose Christian
| 2011 ESPN NHSI National Champion)
the boys are receiving the opportunity
to increase their abilities which
increases their opportunity for success.
Recruitment includes James Madison, Holy
Cross, Furman, Xavier, University of Virginia,
George Washington, George Mason,
Bucknell, Richmond, etc.
Janowski - 2016 G Continues to draw
6'2 G St Stephens St Agnes
22, 2014 - After
having an outstanding season at St
Stephens St Agnes under Coach Ronald
"Ron" Ginyard, Janowski set
his sites on improving his opportunities
to gain a division 1 scholarship.
To accomplish that the 6'2 point guard
became the floor leader for the Virginia
Elite 16u team and begin showcasing his
abilities against some of the premier
teams in the country. After very
successful showings at Hoop Group Spring
Jam Fest, UAA Invitational (Houston,
TX), Reebok Tournament (Philadelphia,
PA) college coaches begin inquiring.
Soon the calls turned into the next
phase in the recruiting process. Michael
has taken unofficial visits to
University of Pennsylvania, Davidson
College, Lehigh University and was
invited to participated in several elite
Alston 2015 picked up division 1 offer
from Bryant University
6'7 F Westlake High School
becoming a member of Virginia Elite, the
2013-14 Maryland 3A State Champion from
Westlake High School, Waldorf, MD was
still seeking his 1st college
scholarship offer.
Once the spring
season kicked off the coaching staff
soon recognized that Omar had the
ability to play division 1 basketball.
After playing against some of the
premier teams in the nation the call
came from Bryant University of the
Northeastern Conference (NEC) and Delaware
State University of the MEAC Conference.
White moving to Georgetown Prep
6'7 F Georgetown Prep
the 2013-14 school year ended and his
transition to Virginia Elite became a
valuable element to his development and athletic
future as a possible collegiate
basketball player. While his size
and skill set became his calling
attractive to division 1 college
coaches, he fully understands that his academic
history and the decision to transfer to Georgetown
Prep would increase his opportunities.
Tyler has interest from several division
1 programs and is schedule to visit
American University (AU) this month.
Alston moving to Miller School of Albemarle
6'6 F Miller School
have a tremendous AAU season the 6'6
lanky guard-wing decided to transfer
from Annandale High School to the Miller
School of Albemarle in Charlottesville,
VA. Throughout the course of the
AAU season Alston began attracting division
1 college interest and eventually picked up his first
offer from Fairfield University.
Soon he
wasn't an unknown, as the team competed
throughout the country additional interest
begin coming from the likes of Howard
University, Florida Gulf Coast, Furman
University, George
Mason and other D1 programs. Finally,
before embarking on his new journey,
last weekend Alston participated in the
University of Virginia Elite Basketball
Camp, where he had an opportunity to
test his abilities against some of the
premier players in the state.
Forward Eliet Donley Getting it done
6'6 F Hayfield HS
6'6 Forward throughout the Spring
showcase basketball season has a tremendous
academic history to go along with his hard work
on the basketball court. Donley is
receiving interest from Ivy and Patriot
League program. The junior forward
who attends Hayfield High School,
Alexandria, VA has the ability to defend
quicker perimeter
players and the skill to compete against
larger opponents. During the Big
Shots Richmond tournament Donely
showcased his skills against many top
level players with success. Eliet
has grab the attention of UMASS -
Lowell, Saint Michaels College and other
division 1 and 2 programs.
Elite 16U continues to meet expectations
27, 2014 - After
a very successful early tournament
showing in April at the Hoop Group
Manhiem Spooky Nook (PA) where the team
made it to the championship game. The team
finished 2nd behind nationally ranked UA
We-R-1. Since, the team has continued to
showcased their talents throughout the
country as the team has finished 3-1 in
each of the following national level
tournaments. Competing against the premier
sponsored programs has reinforced
the talent level and expectations of the
players and the team. New comers Tyler
White, Chauncey Pittman, Michael
Janowski along with returning veterans
have made an impact of the production of
the team.
at the elite
level has resulted in many
of the players getting noticed by mid-high major division 1 programs.
Last weekend (Richmond, VA) the team captured the Big
Shots Orange Division Silver
Championship. Congrats to Chauncey Pittman,
Collin Parker, Grant Golden, Ron
Alston, Tyler White, Noah Gear, Javier
Silva, Tyland Crawford, Austin Allen, Malcolm
Miller and Tom Gregorits.
the Under Amour Association (UAA)
Invitational, Houston, Texas the team
competed against some of the premier UA
sponsored teams in the US and finished
the tournament 3 win and 1 lost.
Curtis signs with Division I Morgan
State University (MEAC)
30, 2014 - The 6-foot-8 Sherando HS senior received a call
from Morgan State University and a week
later Curtis was offered a full Division
I basketball scholarship. On April 30,
Curtis officially signed his National
Letter of Intent (NLI) to play
basketball at Morgan State University
(Baltimore, MD).
Curtis had other interest from other Division I
schools such as George Washington,
American University, Farleigh Dickinson
University, Cleveland State University
and the University of New Orleans.
Curtis said he was considering going to
a prep school for a year, until Morgan
State assistant coach Glenroy Plamer
called to tell him they were interested.
He said that they heard about him from
his former Middleburg Academy coach.
Curtis played at Middleburg Academy as a
junior, after playing at Sherando as a
freshman and sophomore, before
transferring back to Sherando for his
senior season.
5, 2014 - Making a name for himself
Golden –
small forward that already holds an
offer from James Madison and Holy Cross
University and will be taking an unofficial
visit to Big East Xavier University.
Golden has taken two unofficial visits
to University of Virginia and most
recently William and Mary, University of
Maryland, Princeton and Wofford have
show interest.
Golden averaged 18.1 points and 7.8
rebounds per game en route to landing a
spot on the All-Conference 21 First
Team. He also was chosen First Team
All-Northwest Conference.
28, 2014 - DMVElite Camp highlight Tommy
Hargrove (Musselman HS. Inwood, West
Virginia) - Virginia Elite
2014 W/G Tommy Hargrove from Musselman
High School Inwood West Virginia (Shepard
University Commit) arrived at the
DMVElite Camp to showcase his skills
against players that he never competed against.
4, 2014 - Senior Cameron Smith
(Miller School of Albermale, Charlottesville,
VA) commitment
to Ivy League Dartmouth College
(Hanover, NH) comes as no surprise. Just
as his teammate a consistent
honor roll student at Miller, Smith attention to his academic first mentality
translated onto a successful career on
the basketball court.
3, 2014 - Senior AJ Carr (St James
High School/Hagerstown, MD) commitment
to Shepherd University (Shepherstown,
WVA) comes as no surprise. The 6"7
Forward knew going into his senior year
that he had to showcase his abilities to
play multiple positions. A consistent
honor roll student at St James, Carr
attention to his academic first mentality
translated onto a successful career on
the basketball court.
Gregorits (Lake Braddock High
School/Burke, VA), the 6"7 senior committed
to the University of Sciences (Philadelphia,
PA) was a 40 year decision. Gregorits
finished his high school career for the
Bruins was filled with academic and
athletic accolades, and post season
awards. Gregoritis an honor roll student
throughout his high school years kept pace
with his athletic achievements. Selected
as Liberty District Tournament MVP, VA
Preps 2nd Team All-State, VHSL
All-State, recognized by DMVElite,
Pheonom Hoops, Dunk Dog as one of
premier forward in the metropolitan
Preps All-State Selections
(Herndon High School, Herndon,
and Will
Burke, VA)
Lucas Brown (Mountain View High School,
Stafford, VA) and
Khiorie Stewart (Broad Run High School,
Ashburn, VA)
Cameron Jackson (VHSL 4A Player of the
Year, ESBC All-Star) and Solomon
Finley (Handley High School, Winchester,
Paul Rowley (VHSL 1st Team All-State and
ESBC All-Star) Loudoun Valley High
School, Purceville, VA
Noah Gear (2016 G Bullis School,
Potomac, Maryland) Bullis captured the 2014 IAC
Championship defeating Episcopal. A
huge crowd of Bullis students, parents
and staff traveled to Alexandria for the
final game of the season to watch the
Bulldogs beat Episcopal High School
42-7, and in doing so win the IAC
Championship outright for the first time
in Bullis history.
25, 2014 - Virginia
Elite completely dominates Northern
Virginia Post Season High School
Basketball All-Conference, All-District
and Player of the Year (POY) selections.
23, 2014 - The past weeks have been
very exciting for Senior F Cameron Jackson.
Jackson was chosen as 4A State Player of
the Year (POY) by the Virginia High
School Coaches Association (VHSCA).
Sunday Jackson participated in the 5th
Annual Elite Showcase Basketball Classic
(ESBC) All-American Game in Washington,
D.C. Jackson was joined on the
All-State team with 2nd team selections
Solomon Finley (Handley), AAU teammates
Tony Richardson (Dominion HS) and Ethan
Walker (Loudoun County).
and Mary signee Senior Forward Paul
Rowley, Loudoun Valley HS was selected
to the 1st Team 3A All-State Basketball
Team. Unable to participate because of a
schedule conflict Rowley was also
selected to participate in the 5th
Annual Elite Showcase Basketball Classic
(ESBC) All-American Games.
Elite completely dominates Northern
Virginia Post Season High School
Basketball All-Conference, All-District
and Player of the Year (POY) selections.
Sr., Cameron Jackson (Wofford), Handley HS,
Winchester, VA- 2x Player of the Year
All-Northwest District, Jackson
to led Handley High School into the
State playoffs. Tuesday night Cameron
passed a milestone that few have
reached, scoring 1,000 points tonight.
Solomon Finley (Handley HS), Jamison
Glover (Battlefield HS), Lucas
Brown (Mountain View HS), Cameron
Smith (Miller School), Will
Gregortis (Lake Braddock HS), Norman
Barnes Jr (Stonebridge HS), Amir
Atkins (Hayfield HS) and Matt Kelly
(Highland School)
Austin Hall (Annandale HS)
Grant Golden (Sherando HS) and
Collin Parker (Battlefield HS)
James Forward AJ Carr continues to
showcase his talents
15, 2013 - After capturing the 2013
Sleepy Thompson Tournament Championship
against Norfolk Collegiate (Norfolk, VA)
and then playing a key role for Saint
James as they played a really good Life
Center Team from New Jersey
performance in the classroom (recent
Honor Roll) and on the
as now attracted several division 1
programs from the Ivy League, CAA and
NEC to take notice.
Richardson commits to Division II
California University Pennsylvania
15, 2013
High School 6-7 Senior Tony Richardson
committed to basketball for division II
California Pennsylvania.
Richardson has been a member of Virginia
Elite for 3 years and now will take his
talents to collegiate hardwood in 2014.
takes unofficial visit to University of
Virginia (UVA)
21, 2013
VA - Brothers Bryce (6-6, 2018) and
Grant Golden (6-8, 2016, Wing) and
teammate Noah Gear (6-3, 2016) took an unofficial
visit to the University of Virginia (UVA).
Pictured with Coach Bennett the trio
enjoyed a day of learning about Virginia
Basketball and what it takes to be a
student athlete at the University of
Golden and Noah Gear hold offer from
James Madison University (JMU) and have
been receiving interest from other
division 1 programs.
Pre-Season All-Northern Virginia Team
9, 2013
part of DMVElite comprehensive preseason
coverage leading up to the 2013-14 high
school basketball season, the release of
the DMVelite Preseason All-Northern
Virginia selections.
All-Northern Virginia 1st Team included
Cameron Jackson
HS) and Paul
Rowley (Loudoun Valley).
Team Selection included Sam
Berlin (Ad Fontes Academy)
Mention Jamison Glover (Battlefield
HS), Amir Atkins (Hayfield HS), Will
Gregortis (Lake Braddock HS), and 2016
Grant Golden (Sherando HS)
D.C. All Metro Section
Team Paul Rowley and Honorable Mention Cameron
Jackson Complete
Jackson and Paul Rowley Officially signs
National Letter of Intent
18, 2013 - After many practices,
workouts, dreams and thoughts of playing
college basketball, the day has finally
came true.
ABC Coverage
Cameron Jackson and Paul Rowley will
join their teammate Charles CJ Hill
(Northeastern University) as a member of
their college's NCAA Division 1
Basketball programs.
will attend Wofford College and Paul
will attend College of William and Mary.
training program features core
basketball patterns that has been
created to accelerate the individual
development and on-court production,
which leads to team success. The core
basketball training includes
position-specific fundamental and
advanced drill sequences for all phases
of the game, game-simulation drills and
scrimmages closely monitored by coaches,
well as basketball-specific physical
conditioning and
mental conditioning. View
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VA and Las Vegas NV
the season began Coach Rodney Carmichael
(15U) and Isaac McNeil (16U)
putting together teams that would have
the ability to compete against the
nations best. In early March and
countless hours in the gym the results
were fantastic. The 16U team begin
getting noticed after their first
tournament in Pittsburgh,
PA. Helping the 16U was 6-3
Noah Gear who along with Grant Golden
secured his first division 1 scholarship
from James Madison University.
the young and energetic 15U team started
to pull their collective talents
together, leading the way was 6-6 Wing
from Sharando H.S. freshman Grant Golden
who picked up his first division 1 offer
from James Madison University. By the
end of the summer these two teams have
positioned themselves for a great
Elite 16U Captured Big Shots Richmond Silver
Division Championship
26, 2013
Elite 16U team defeated Team Loaded in
the Silver Bracket Championship. Tony
Richardson and Derrick Perry played
solid game while Austin Hall, Noah Gear
and Oshea
Gairey limited Team Loaded explosive
guards to minimal points and most of all
controlled the tempo of the game.
Elite 15U runners-up Big Shots Richmond Silver
Division Championship
Elite 15U team came up a little short in
overtime in the Big Shots Richmond
Silver Division Championship game. At
the end of regulation Eddie Pinto
connected on a 3 point shot that was
called off that sent the gym into a
frenzy. The 1 minute overtime was not
enough time to make a run at the
Cameron Jackson
(Handley High School, Winchester, VA)
represented Virginia
Elite at the Reebok Classic Breakout
17, 2013 - Philadelphia, PA
Annual Reebok Classic Breakout Camp took
from July 9-12 at Philadelphia
University in Philadelphia, PA. Virginia
Elite 6-7 PF Cameron Jackson who attends
Handley HS, Winchester, VA showed why
he has received multiple division 1
scholarship offers.
of the best high school basketball
players from across the country was given the opportunity to play in front
of hundreds of coaches during the NCAA live
period in July.
Every significant grassroots scouting
and recruiting service was on hand
to evaluate all of the talent and
provide their opinion. In
addition to earning scholarships and
rankings, players experiences
first hand Reebok Basketball's mission
of bringing the off-court culture and
lifestyle of the game on to the
the Reebok Championship, Summer Classic
and Summer Classic East Cameron Jackson continued
to showcase his talents to many division
1 coached who attended many of the NCAA
Certified National tournaments during
AAU season. As a result of his play Cameron
recently received offers from Towson
University, The Citadel, Wofford
University, Rider
University, New Hampshire, Fairfield
University and continues to receive communications
from Florida Atlantic University (FAU),
Loyola University, American University, Drexel
University and others.
Elite 15U well positioned for the
1, 2013 – At the beginning of the
season the coaching staff wondered how
would the 15U team compete, then can a
great group of young players with great
potential and motivation to compete at
the highest level. Throughout the
spring-summer Coach Rodney Carmichael (Norfolk
State University) continued to mold
each individual player into a well oiled
the first tournament the team showed
great potential and under the watchful
eye of the Virginia Elite Director of
Basketball Operation the team played in
national basketball events with many of
the players receiving recognition for
their talents.
the way is Daryl Meyers, who will take unofficial
visits to Villanova and Miami "The
U" this week (August), Grant Golden
and Noah Gear both received offers from
James Madison University, Eddie Pinto
(6-4, Wing), Eric Washington (6-5,
Wing), Collin Parker (6-1, Guard), Ryan
(6-4, Wing), Jarrett Glover (5-9,
Guard), Javier Silva (6-3) Wing and Shuguar
Carman (6-8, Post)
Elite Basketball Program and TrueAP
Performance Training
1, 2013
VA - Virginia Elite Basketball
program not only consist of developing
our players on the court but we
specially work with TrueAP training to
enhance our players physical abilities
to compete at the highest level. This
year TrueAP along with Virginia Elite
have created and unique program that has
resulted in our players making the
transition to compete and sustain
through the rigors of competing against
the best competition in the nation.
Before the season all the teams went
through a series of performance test and
then an applied program to prepare them
for the initial spring competition in
April. We continue to develop our
program that will integrate TrueAP
performance program and develop better
basketball players.
Jackson visits Towson University
MD - Handley High School
(Winchester, VA) 2014 6-9 Forward
Cameron Jackson and his mother recently
took a unofficial college visit to
Towson University,
to get a first hand view of the Towson
Tigers Basketball program. Pick to
finished at the top of the CAA
conference in 2013-14 season and the
opportunity to advance to the NCAA
Division 1 National Tournament will be a
great accomplishment for TU Hoops
program. Cameron and his mother received a tour of the campus
and talked with the coaching staff
about the program the visit ended with a
tour of the renovated Towson University
gymnasium. After a the visit
Cameron received an offer attend Towson
University in 2014, Cameron also
holds offers from Mount St Mary's
University and has several other
division 1 schools expressing interest
such as Loyola University, Florida
Atlantic University (FAU), Cleveland
State University, etc
Campus: Meeting SJ Tuohy (The Blind
Side), HOF coach; recapping recent
Recruiting Spotlight
up again folks? It's Cam Smith. I'm
from Manassas, VA and I'm the 6'2
rising senior point guard for VA Elite
AAU and the Miller School in
Charlottesville, VA.
now I have a 4.3 GPA and offers from
Princeton, Cornell, Boston, Loyola
(Md.), Rice, Brown and Yale. I also have
interest from Creighton, Texas,
Richmond, Lehigh and Bucknell. My
recruitment seems to be picking up more
since my last blog as schools have
closed out their class of 2013
recruiting and are now focusing on the
class of 2014. The coaches that were
recruiting me before are calling more
and a lot of new programs have jumped in
the mix. Read
Elite 17U continue their impressive play at Under Amour
(UA) Hoop Group Philly Jam Fest (4-1)
28 2013 (Philadelphia, PA) - VIRGINIA
arrived in Philadelphia, PA with
expectations of continuing to showcasing their
talents to a host of division 1
college basketball college coaches
during the April NCAA Open period. After
an impressive showing in Pittsburgh the
team continued to do the same.
team finished the tournament 4-1
defeating LVBR (PA), Adidas Team Loaded
(VA), Connecticut Select and Jersey
Shore Warriors. The only defeat was falling to
Nike Team Takeover on last second
halfcourt made shot. Again,
several of the players received division
1 offers that will be announced later this
The 17U Basketball team led by coach
Robert Lee went into the tournament with
the objective to compete and get on the
winning track. Led my Treveon Walton
(Westfield H.S), Matt Kelly (Highland
School), Christian Hansen (Osborne Park
H.S), and Randy Johnson (Westlake H.S)
the team finished with a good win to
finish the tournament.
Having the same expectations as all the
teams the 16U had a successful
tournament run, the team got on the
winning track by defeating Team Loaded
757 in a great game that went into
overtime that resulted in Virginia Elite
capturing the victory.
Elite 17U impressive finish at Under Amour
(UA) Hoop Group Pitt Jam Fest (4-1)
23 2013 (Pittsburgh, PA) - VIRGINIA
arrived in Pittsburgh, PA with
expectations of showcasing their
talented players to a host of division 1
college basketball college coaches
during the April NCAA Open period.
team finished the tournament 4-1
defeating Northern Kings (CAN), Team
Melo, UA Team Philly and East Coast
Fusion, and falling to UA Atlanta
Express. Several of the players received
offers that will be announced later this
Having the same expectations as all the
teams the 17U Black had a successful
tournament run, the team was lead by
tough play from Dylan Marshall, Matt
Kelly, Amir Atkins, Rahji Johnson and
Christian Hansen.
This weekend Virginia Elite 15U Gold had
a successful tournament although the
losses on Friday and Saturday were
bitter pills to swallow the team made
great strides going forward after their
first time out in tourney play. With all
members of the team contributing to the
20 point win on Saturday the Gold surely
will be a force to reckon with once
experience and familiarity with the
level of play takes hold. Key
contributors this weekend were Grant
Golden, Eric Washington, Darryl Myers,
and Collin Parker. With flash
moments by Javier Silva, Rayvon Howard
and Shuguar Carman. The Gold will
take to the floor again Saturday in
Philly at the King of Prussia Jam fest.
ELITE 15U BLACK - This
weekend the player of Virginia Elite 15U
Black was introduced to the expectations
of playing for Virginia Elite. Coach
Alex Wathen and his team battled each
game from start to finish, each player
getting priceless high level tournament
experience that will become valuable
lesson as they compete in more
tournaments during the summer.
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Stylish dresses, floating kaftans, beautiful jewellery and divine shoes - Sydney's local designers know how to make you look fabulous. You'll find local designer brands in the city at David Jones, Myer, Queen Victoria Building, The Strand Arcade and Westfield Sydney.
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Nearby is Strand Arcade, with its eclectic mix of stores; then there's Tiffany and Prada, Bulgari, Brooks Brothers and Jimmy Choo in the neighbourhood. At the flagship David Jones and Myer stores and the bustling Westfield Sydney, you'll find more local designers, including Camilla, Dion Lee, Ginger & Smart, Camilla and Marc, Sass & Bide and Tigerlily.
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Backsplash Grout - Can It be Kept Clean?
I am looking at a tile back splash for my kitchen and I am concerned about keeping the grout clean. I look at my shower tile and I know how hard I have to work to keep the grout lines looking decent. Is this what I will have to do in the kitchen, especially behind the stove? I am a low maintenance kind of girl and don't want to be a slave to my back splash.
What are your experiences with your grout lines in the kitchen?????
I am wanting white subway tile with white grout all the way down to the counter. I spilled red wine recently and as it poured behind my plywood counter tops and I was wiping off the wall and I thought to myself I'm really glad my white grout wasn't in yet. I posted on this a couple weeks ago and some people said there is a silicone bead to help but I'm still worried about it looking like crap in a short few years. I guess there is always bleach! :) I'm going to go for it. I went and looked at my girlfriends white subway tile that is about 7 years old and it looked great. Good luck with your decision. I don't think my babbling helped but I'm sure some others will chime in.
I am wanting white subway tile with white grout all the way down to the counter.
No, you're not. You're wanting white caulking where it hits the countertop. :-)
I just got up from the laptop to eyeball my 30 y/o groutlines on the kitchen backsplash -- white 4x4 tiles with white grout, and it looks fine -- even in the corner b/t the stove and sink where most prep gets done. Above the range is fine as well. Now, IF there was a stain, after this week-end I know what I would do: hit it with the Magic Eraser from Mr. Clean. We put new floor tile with gray grout down 4 years ago: I put 2 coats of sealer on, but it was looking narly after many meals and 2 adolescents and their friends. I read on the cleaning forum about using the Mr. Clean Magic Erasers on floor grout, and it is MAGIC. Very little elbow grease, fabulous action. Granted, the grout chews thru the pads (3 pads for about 100 linear ft of grout thus far, 1/2 inch wide). So, I wouldn't worry about the backsplash.
I have a tumbled travertine backsplash. It and the grout got 3, maybe 4 coats of AquaMix Gold water based sealer. Nothing has ever stained the stone or grout (even behind the stove). I just use a Mr Clean Eraser, just a swipe or two and it's gone!
I bought grout that was supposedly already sealed. It was a little more expensive, but my backsplash wasn't that big. Before putting in the marble subway (with white grout), there was (I'm pretty sure of the age) 27-year-old biege 4x4 tiles with white grout. It's in the bathrooms too and the kitchen never had the problems the bathroom grout does. The ktichen grout looked fine.
It's not wet all the time, for one thing. My kitchen never gets moldy. And really very little gets "splashed" on the walls. I find the kitchen tile gets a fine layer of grease that comes off nicely with RockxDoctor spray and paper towels. Well, actually on the old ceramic tile I used Mr. Clean, or any grease cutter. And not every day. Honestly, that biege tile never looked dirty! (Or it's grout.)
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... the drink half way! Well we could definitely taste the alcohol. It was a bit too strong for me, but Rudi was happy with the measures.
The music in the Club was really good they played the same music as if you were in a Club in London, which is great and they mixed up some Spanish well known tunes as well.
Overall the Club was pretty good and myself and Rudi had fun! Living la vida Loca! ...
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Because the lighting/colors in Spain are different than ...
A Day of Gaudí
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Monday, March 23, 2015
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
New Release!
Hope you enjoy these new rubber images I have available now at Whimsy! Here are the images fully coloured by Yours Truly so you can see the possibilities. I put links on the image titles so that you can go right to the catalogue for your order. :-) Don't miss out on the Blog Hop on now - one lucky randomly chosen commenter will win a 25$ gift certificate from Whimsy Stamps! The hop is on til noon (EST) on Friday Feb 13. So go get hopping and leave comments on all the blogs! To start the hop, go HERE.
Posted by Crissy Armstrong at 2/11/2015 10:04:00 PM 0 comments
Friday, January 16, 2015
New Release!
Hi Peeps! Good news! Whimsy is making it easier for shoppers on their website! They are gradually changing their black and white image displays to coloured versions of each stamp. It will be easier for you to envision the possibilities when you see the way colour brings them to life. The colour is also a suggestion as well, so that you can either copy the same colours you see, or, use them as a jumping off point for your own colour decisions. I have just begun the task of colouring all 148 of my images for them, and I wanted to show you some of what I have so far. These are three of my newly released images found at Whimsy HERE.
There is also a blog hop going on right now, and if you get this message on time (before noon on Jan 16, EST) you still have a chance to do the hop and get yourself entered into the draw for prizes! Just go HERE to start hopping. Thanks for visiting today!
Posted by Crissy Armstrong at 1/16/2015 09:18:00 AM 3 comments
Wednesday, December 31, 2014
Last Digi Sale at Whimsy!
Just to let you know ALL my digi's are on sale for 1 US dollar each right now at Whimsy! The store closes tonight (New Year's Eve Dec 31) at 6PM EST, so get them while you can!
Happy New Year Everyone!!
Posted by Crissy Armstrong at 12/31/2014 02:42:00 PM 0 comments
Monday, December 22, 2014
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Posted by Crissy Armstrong at 12/22/2014 05:05:00 PM 1 comments
Friday, December 19, 2014
Friendship Hop for Simmone! Prize Alert!!
Edited to add: The blog hop is on until Monday Dec 22 at noon EST.
To thank you for taking time out of this busy season just to do this hop with us, I'll be offering up three digi's (winner's choice) from my digital collection of images at Whimsy Stamps to one commentor. All you have to do to be eligible is leave a comment on this post. Denise has a prize handy too, so don't forget to visit the last stop as well!
Today the Whimsy DT members (plus Yours Truly) are hosting a friendship hop in honor of a special member of the Whimsy Stamps family, Simonne Clay. Simonne has been a fixture here at Whimsy for many years and we all just wanted to show our appreciation for all that she does for each of us and for sharing her amazing talent as an illustrator. Simmone has gone above and beyond to show support for Whimsy and to help out fellow members of the Whimsy team. Her presence will be missed by many of us here at Whimsy, but we wish her all the best in her new ventures. Thank you Simmone, for brightening up my life personally and for giving so much to our Whimsy Team! I will miss you!
I'll be sending this card to Simmone. I used, "Special Delivery Pup", one of my older rubber images. I stamped it on water colour paper and painted it with water colour paints. Die cuts are "Elegant Flourishes". Sentiments also from Whimsy.
The heart is embossed but it was a "repurposed" piece from a store-bought card! I thought it went nicely with the rest of the card.
Had to refrain from any sort of embellishing that would fatten up this card as it has to fly overseas. So no pearls, flowers, lace, pop-ups, charms or distressed edges. I kept all the embellishing flat. I'm hoping it works, even without all the extras!!
Be sure to pop on over to Denise's blog now, the last blog on the stop. Here is your blog list for your convenience:
Crissy Armstrong (Yours Truly!)
Thanks for stopping by!!
Posted by Crissy Armstrong at 12/19/2014 12:00:00 PM 18 comments
Monday, December 15, 2014
Jungle Bells Two - Elephant (again!)
Another one in my Jungle Bells series of images, this one being "Jungle Bells Two - Elephant" found at Whimsy HERE.
For a complete Copic list, please refer to THIS POST where I have used the same image on another card - both are originals, I just used identical colours.
I'd like to enter this card into the current Whimsy Challenge running for the whole month of December. Theme is "Anything Goes."
Thanks for stopping by!
Posted by Crissy Armstrong at 12/15/2014 06:21:00 PM 1 comments
Christmas Turtle and Dove
I used "Christmas Turtle and Dove" on this card. Been itchin to make a card with this image.
Coloured with the following Copics:
Turtle: W1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, R20 (cheek blush), YG61, YRo9 and YR23 on dots, YG93 on seams between plates. I wasn't quite happy with it, I wanted him to be more green, so I went over the whole thing ('cept the dots) with G20, 21, and then I liked the colour. I also used Zero blender for some texture.
Hats: R20, 22, 24, 27, 29, 46, 59, RV99, Blender 0
Dove: C0, 1, 2, 4
Greens: G24, 28
Background, ground: E40, 41, 43, 33
Beak: E53, 55
White of hats: B000, 60, BV20, V95, C0
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Posted by Crissy Armstrong at 12/15/2014 04:08:00 PM 9 comments
Jungle Bells 1 (again!)
I did another card using Jungle Bells 1 Lion from my recent Christmas release in September. I will refer you to my September post for the Copic list if you need it, I used exactly the same colours.
And if you are interested in the type of fake snow I use, it is called, "Snow Tex" by Deco Art. But I also add crushed glass for the sparkle because Snow Tex has nothing in it to make that sparkly snow look. I do love the texture it gives though.
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Hope you're being mightily blessed today!
Thanks for coming by!
Posted by Crissy Armstrong at 12/15/2014 02:58:00 PM 7 comments
Wednesday, December 10, 2014
Horsey Holidays
Hi Peeps! Another Christmas card to share with you today, using "Horsey Holidays," one of my digi's. The digi shop is closing at the end of Dec, and right now all my digi's are fifty percent off (except my dollar digi's). So stock up while you still can, cuz after December, they won't be available anywhere.
(to find out why, scroll down to the post 2 down from here)
Here is your close-up and my list of Copics:
Horse Body: E51, 53, BV20, 23
Mane and Tail: Y21, E41, 42, YR14, 23, E39, 49, BV20, V22, Y00
Red hat and Collar: R20, 21, 22, 24, 27, 37, 46, 89, Blender 0
Snow: BV20, BG0000, 000
Sky: BG0000
Hooves: E71, 74, 77, 51, Blender 0
Gold Bells: Y00, 15, 17, YR14, 23, E39
White on Hat: BV20, 23, Blender 0
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Posted by Crissy Armstrong at 12/10/2014 11:19:00 AM 10 comments
Tuesday, December 9, 2014
Purple Christmas card!
I have to do one purple Christmas card every year for one of my daughters who loves and wants everything purple! It always presents a challenge to me, but I love my results this year. I used "2 Christmas Tails" and fussy cut the bunny, leaving the mouse out of the picture. I just wanted to simplify it somewhat because I knew I was going to be adding a lot of other "stuff" to the card.
I coloured with the following Copics:
Bunny fur: E50, 51, 53, V93, 95, BV20, 23
Hat: BV0000, 000, 00, 01, 02, 20, 23
Candy Cane: G21, 24, O blender
Inside ears and nose: R20, BV20, V93
Forgot to jot down the greys on the hat and tail! From memory for the hat whites: BV20, V93, C1, 2, and for the fur whites, W0, 1, 2, V93, E50.... pretty sure!
Whenever I put "snow" on a card, people ask me what I use, so click HERE if you want to see the product. After it dries (takes about half an hour to an hour, depending on how thickly you laid it down) I add dots of glue all over it and then coarse glitter so that it sparkles. It has no sparkle otherwise (and any of us who live in a snowy climate knows that snow sparkles!!).
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Posted by Crissy Armstrong at 12/09/2014 09:52:00 AM 11 comments
Monday, December 8, 2014
Good News and Bad News
Hi Peeps; I have some good news and some bad news to tell you... the bad news is, as of Jan 1, 2015, I will no longer be selling any of my images in digital format. I will still be creating new images for the rubber line at Whimsy Stamps. But Whimsy has had to close the doors to their digital shop. Here is why in their own words:
Recently, we have been alerted to new VAT tax laws in the European Union which would require us to charge, collect, and then pay tax on all digital products. Due to this new law, Whimsy Stamps will no longer carry digital products as of January 1st, 2015. This month we will have various sales on digital stamps to allow customers to purchase now at great deals before we close those sections in our store. Thank you to all those who have purchased digital stamps over the years and supported our artists.
The good news is that there will be some awesome final sales on the digi images, so you can at least stock up now before they close for good. Mine are all on sale right now for 50% off! The sale runs from today (Dec 8) thru til Dec 22. So stock up while the doors to the shop are still open!
Thanks to all who supported my digital images through the years. You helped make it a fun venture.
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This is the first volume of the series Ages in Chaos, in which Immanuel Velikovsky undertakes a reconstruction of the history of antiquity. With utmost precision and the exciting style of a presentation that's typical for him he shows, beyond doubt, what nobody would consider possible: in the conventional history of Egypt - and therefore also of many neighboring cultures - a span of 600 years is described, which has never happened! This assertion is as unbelievable and outrageous as the assertions in Worlds in Collision or Earth in Upheaval. But Velikovsky takes us on a detailed and highly interesting journey through the - corrected - history and makes us a witness to how many question marks disappear, doubts vanish and corresponding facts from the entire Near East furnish a picture of overall conformity and correctness. You will meet an Egyptian eyewitness of the biblical plagues and the mysterious Queen of Sheba. You will find out to where her legendary visit led her. You will, moreover, learn surprising details about the temple of Solomon and learn who was behind its sacking. In the end you do not only wonder how conventional historiography has come into existence, but why it is still taught and published. Just as Velikovsky became the father of "neo-catastrophism" by Worlds in Collision, he became the father of "new chronology" by Ages in Chaos.
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LOOKING for: Beet Recipes
I have a bunch of beets from my CSA. I don't really know what to do with them, and my husband has declared that he hates beets! (I used my last bunch in a batch of chocolate cupcakes, and he didn't even know he was eating beets -- hee!)
I need some recipes that are something besides beet salad, that someone who says he hates beets will find palatable. We are vegetarian, so nothing with meat, please. Help?
This week's recipes for health from the NY Times are for beets.
I have to agree with your husband, but if you can sneak them into something good, more power to you. There are some foods that my mother ruined for me, and beets are one.
There are some good looking recipes on their dining and food site.
CHLODNIK (serves 4) (Polish Borscht)
1 lb raw beets, trimmed but with 1" of stems left intact
3 cups chicken stock (vegetable stock works)
3 cups water
Salt to taste
1 cup small shrimp, cooked & peeled, optional
1/2 cup sour cream or yogurt
3 TBL vinegar, preferably apple cider vinegar
1 TBL lemon juice
5 tsp sugar
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1/4 cup finely diced green onions, green part included
1/2 cup trimmed, thinly sliced radishes, optional
1/4 cup finely chopped dill
rinse beets well & put them into a saucepan in which they will fit snugly. Add the stock, water & salt. Bring to the simmer. Cook, partly covered for 30-40 minutes or until the beets are tender.
Drain but reserve both the beets & their cooking liquid. You'll need 1 1/2 to 2 cups liquid. Using your fingers or a small paring knife, remove & discard the stmes & tender outer skin of each beet. Cut the beets into 1/8ths. Should be about 2 cups.
Put the beets & about 1/2 cup of the liquid in a processor. Blend thoroughly. Pour the mixture into a bowl & add the remaining liquid. Let cool then chill thoroughly.
If using, cut the shrimp into small bits & add to the soup. Add the sour cream, vinegar, lemon juice & sugar & stir to blend. If desired, add more vinegar, lemon juice & sugar, according to taste. Add salt & pepper. Stir in the cucumber, green onions, radishes & dill. Chill.~~Craig Claiborne
Here is a link to a thread from a while back using canned beets. You could easily use fresh beets instead of canned.
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S. 3263 (112th): Safe Skies Act of 2012
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112th Congress, 2011–2013
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A bill to require the Secretary of Transportation to modify the final rule relating to flightcrew member duty and rest requirements for passenger operations of air carriers to apply to all-cargo operations of air carriers, and for other purposes.
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Nola A. Pickett 1921 - 2013 Lawrence
Memorial services for Nola A. Pickett, 91, Lawrence will be held 11 a.m., Saturday, March 16, 2013, at Warren-McElwain Mortuary. She died Tuesday, March 12, 2013, at Neuvant House of Lawrence.
She was born April 12, 1921, in Elwood, Utah, the daughter of Frank N. and Lena C. (Miller) Agricola.
Nola served our country as a U.S. Navy WAVE during World War II, She was a Lieutenant JG.
She has been a resident of Lawrence since 1951.
Nola was a member of the Lawrence Unitarian Fellowship. She was a lifelong Democrat and supporter of equal rights for all.
She was an active homemaker, participating in the KU University Women's Club, bowling leagues and various bridge groups. She was a member of the Kaw Valley Quilt Guild and was an amazing quilter who won prizes for her beautiful quilts.
Nola was married to Calder M. Pickett on March 20, 1947, in Ogden, Utah. He survives at Neuvant House.
Other survivors include two daughters, Carolyn Zeligman, of Overland Park and Kathleen Jenson, of Chicago; two grandchildren; Laura Zeligman of Chicago and Daniel Zeligman of Los Angeles. She is survived by many nieces and nephews.
The family suggests memorials in her name to Audio Reader. Memorials may be sent in care of the mortuary.
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As much as certain events have made gamers a little bitter at EA's business tactics, Fight Night: Round 2 does illustrate what the company is very good at: taking a good thing and making it even better.
It's obvious that the developers, while continuing to fine-tune the all-analog gameplay, have placed a focus on creating a more compelling career mode. Largely, they've been very successful. The new create-a-boxer is very comprehensive, allowing you to morph almost every aspect of your pugilist's appearance on the fly. A new type of match mode, available as a standalone option called Hard Hit Mode, makes an appearance on your schedule as special events. In these events, a round doesn't end until someone is knocked down, lending a more brutal, over-the-top feel to the contest. Thankfully, these are optional and, while they can unlock new items in the store, they don't usually count against your ranking. For hardcore fans, you'll be pleased to note that you can now change weight classes mid-career as you age and that each pro's career is made so you're fighting era-appropriate foes.
On the gameplay side, the most important new aspect is the Haymakers – powerful blows that allow you to pre-load a punch for extra impact. Of course, using them is risky, but their power makes them an important tool in winning the belt. Although the initial matches are a bit easier than in last year's, the difficulty stiffened once my rank climbed to the mid-30s. The AI seems a bit savvier, and opponents will grapple when you've got them nearly knocked out to buy for time. I find it a little strange that rival boxers have an almost Jason Vorhees-like ability to rise from the mat, sometimes recovering from as many as four knockdowns in two rounds, but that's a minor quibble.
Another nice addition is the "woozy" camera angles that appear when you or an opponent is nearly knocked down. It's a small touch, but a very dramatic one, just one more of the many little things that EA did right in making Fight Night: Round 2. The sum of these is a game that might just be the best boxing video game to date.


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