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Serbian White Eagles FC
|Full name
|Serbian White Eagles Football Club
|Sons of Serbia,
|1968, as Hamilton Serbia
|Centennial Park Stadium
|Dragan Bakoč
|Head coach
|Uroš Stamatović
|Canadian Soccer League
|Regular season: 1st
Playoffs: Semi-finals
|Club home page
Serbian White Eagles Football Club (Serbian: Фудбалски клуб Српски бели орлови/Fudbalski klub Srpski beli orlovi) is a Canadian soccer team. The team is a member of the Canadian Soccer League, an unsanctioned soccer league.
The team's home kit is all white commemorating the white double-headed eagle which appears on the Serbian flag while the away colours are red-blue-white commemorating the tricolour of the Serbian flag. The colour white also symbolizes purity and innocence. The club also has teams in the Canadian Soccer League Reserve Division and the Ontario Soccer League.
- 1 History
- 2 Honours
- 3 Retired numbers
- 4 Club management and technical staff
- 5 Managerial history
- 6 Notable players
- 7 Captains
- 8 Year-by-Year in Professional Competition
- 9 International friendlies
- 10 Shirt sponsors and manufacturers
- 11 Gallery
- 12 References
- 13 External links
The Serbian White Eagles were established in 1968 (although earlier believed to be in 1970) under the name of Serbia and the club was based in Hamilton, Ontario for some time. In these beginnings, the club was a semi-professional club in the National Soccer League, until 1980. The team qualified for the 1975 CONCACAF Champions' Cup where they lost to Mexican team CF Monterrey in the first round after a brawl on the pitch[1] for which the team received a suspension.[2] In 1980, the Serbian White Eagles withdrew from the league, becoming an amateur club in the process.
From 2006 to 2013, the Serbian White Eagles played their home games at Centennial Park Stadium in Etobicoke, the western portion of the city of Toronto. In 2014, they played their home games at Lamport Stadium. In 2015, they returned to Centennial Park.
Rebirth (2006-present)[edit]
They remained an amateur club until February 2006, when they joined the CSL, becoming the most successful expansion club in the league's history. Prior to the start of the 2006 Canadian Soccer League season, it was announced that the legendary Dragoslav Šekularac would become head coach of the expansion side with first assistant being Stevan Mojsilović.[3] Other big names were brought in as well to help re-build the team. These included (among others): club legend Mike Bakic as president of the club, the director of player personnel was another club legend Mike Stojanovic, the general manager was Ken Stanojević who (along with Gojko Paić) was GM during the club's heyday in the 1970s while the director of football was Nenad Stojkov.[4] This was Šekularac's second stint with the White Eagles having already played for and coached them in the past. With seasoned internationals being brought over from Serbia and the rest of Europe, the team was set.[5]
Šekularac's stint, though short-lived, was not without success. The club was a hit in its first season, finishing first in the International Conference with 55 points and first overall (tallying both conferences). In the regular season, Šeki guided the club to 17 wins, 1 loss and 4 ties with a whopping goal differential of 66:13.[6]
The Eagles advanced to the knockout-stage, easily beating Toronto Supra Portuguese in the quarterfinals with a score of 3-0 and also easily beating the Windsor Border Stars in the semifinal 6-1. The fairy-tale season was almost brought to a Cinderella end but the Serbian White Eagles lost to the Italia Shooters in the final by a score of 1-0.[6] The Serbian White Eagles were embraced by the Serbian Canadian community and averaged the highest attendance of any team in the CSL.[6]
Some changes were made prior to the 2007 season. 2006 starting goalkeeper Dušan Belić was promoted to player-coach while Dragan Bakoč (vice-president of the club in 2006) was made president. Serbian writer Prvoslav Vujčić wrote for the club's website (in 2007). Belić was player-coach for a few months until he took up a scouting position in Slovenia. Belić was replaced in net by Belarusian Arthur Zaslavski (who had already played in the CSL) and by former Canadian under-17 international George Radan. Radan came out of an 11-year-long retirement to help the Eagles with their keeper problems. Zaslavski and Radan rotated minutes but Radan got the notch when the playoffs started nearing. Then-assistant coach Siniša Ninković (another 2006 alumnus) took up the head-coaching position but was replaced prior to the playoffs by Toronto Falcons coach Branko Pavlović. Mid-season acquisition Uroš Stamatović proved to be a key addition. The Eagles managed to reach the final once again but were defeated in a two-leg match-up against Toronto Croatia (4-1 in the first and 0-0 in the second leg).
Prior to the 2008 season, the club continued its tradition of bringing over experienced coaches from Serbia as this time Milan Čančarević was made head coach. The Serbian White Eagles qualified for the play-offs portion of the season where, after extra-time, they defeated the North York Astros by a score of 2-1. The Eagles then proceeded to beat the Italia Shooters in the semi-final by a relatively hefty score of 3-0. In the final, the Serbian White Eagles finally reached championship glory as they outlasted Trois-Rivières Attak over a rain-drenched 120 minutes and penalty kicks to win the Canadian Soccer League championship.[7] The Serbian White Eagles played in the following 4-4-2 formation: goalkeeper Dan Pelc, defenders Uroš Stamatović, Mark Janković, Mirko Medić and Dragorad Milićević, midfielders Darryl Gomez, Nenad Stojčić, Miloš Vučinić and captain Niki Budalić and forwards Alex Braletić and Miloš Šćepanović. On the bench were Marko Petrović, Milan Janošević, Saša Viciknez, Said Ali, Aleksandar Radovanović, Dragan Radović, Caswain Mason and Diego Hernán Maradona.
In 2009, the club introduced a red jersey (blue was the secondary jersey in years previous). At the 2009 final game, playing a man short for most of the second half, Trois-Rivieres Attak took the game into overtime, then penalty kicks to win the CSL Championship at the BMO Field in Toronto on October 10, 2009. The game was scoreless through 90 minutes, then 30 minutes of overtime before Trois-Rivieres outscored the Serbian White Eagles 3-2 in the penalty kick decider. The game was a repeat of the 2008 final when these two teams met in a thriller won by Serbian White Eagles, also with penalty kicks. Serbian White Eagles won the International Division under coach Rafael Carbajal, changing to coach Dušan Prijić[8] for the play-offs part of the season. One of the highlights of the season was tying Toronto FC (the reserve side with numerous first-team players) 1-1 in a closed-doors friendly at BMO Field.
The club continued to work on its image in 2010 and continue the tradition of Serbian big-name players bringing in Toronto FC goalkeeper Miloš Kocić on a year-long loan deal.
They reached the semifinal in 2011 but disappointed. Serbian defender Boris Miličić was brought in.
In 2012, the club once again began bringing in seasoned internationals in Zoran Rajović (who scored on his debut), Vitomir Jelić, Nikola Miodrag and Ivan Stanković. The older players mixed well, slowly but surely, with the young squad. The Eagles made a good push beating a solid SC Toronto squad 1-0 in the quarterfinals only to implode 4-0 against Toronto Croatia in the next round, making this the second year in a row they bowed out in the semis.
- CSL International Division Champion: 3
- 1974 (went on to compete in the 1975 CONCACAF Champions' Cup)
- Runner-up: 1972, 1973
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Labor Neighbor Radio
Wednesday, September 3, 2014
Hello again.
Tomorrow Fast food restaurants like
McDonalds, Wendys and others in 150 U.S. cities can expect to be surrounded by workers demanding union representation and
better wages.
This is a campaign by the Service Employees International Union SEIU which has been pouring millions
of dollars into the effort.
Teamsters in Tukwila have voted 241 to 2 to authorize a strike against the Fred
Meyer grocery distribution center. That doesn't mean one will happen, but it should tell the management that workers
are serious about health care issues and subcontracting out their work.
Disheartening statistics discovered
by the League of Women voters looking into Washington State suicide rates. We're higher than the national average and,
in Kitsap county more than 80 percent of gun deaths are people taking their own lives. The coroner says
(sot) "By an overwhelming majority, it's middle-aged men who are killing themselves, mostly by gunshot wounds,"
Sandstrom says. "So, even though it's really important to reach the youth, we need to get the word out that it's not
just young people; it's people in their 30s, 40s, 50s."
The League is working on a Suicide Prevention
Program that could be funded by the Legislature.
Alaska Air flight attendants have been negotiating
for three years on a new contract and say they are frustrated. They are calling in a federal mediator.
the U.S. Senate is looking into the extra fees airlines charge for seat selection, changing flights, baggage and more.....and
whether airlines are selling your name to other merchants....all while they airlines are making record profits.
In the public schools the class of 2014 passed their graduation requirements at a 90 percent rate. Younger grades
had ups and downs in reading and math.
State School Superintendent Randy Dorn said the
state lost its federal waiver of some of the requirements for funding, causing some big resource problems.
made things impossible
Reading and math are tested every year in grades 3 through 8. Writing is tested in grades
4 and 7 and science is tested in grades 5 and 8.
as the legalization of marijuana in Washington resulted
in more car crashes. Too soon to tell say the experts. What they do know is pot reduces reaction times,
peripheral vision and multitasking.
Happy new office to the Washington State Labor council, which got
out of the dinky...call that shabby digs on first avenue to the better IBEW building in Seattle's International District.
Can't wait for the open house.
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I'm John Sandifer
Wednesday, Auugust 20, 2014
I was at my neice's baby shower this
week. It was a co-ed thing. She's due in about a month. Didn't have the heart to tell her about the latest
Agriculture Department report on Expenditures on Children and families. It's gonna cost the average middle-income
family $245,000 to raise a child to the age of 18. That's for food, housing, childcare and education...and doesn't
include college.
A major court win for Fred Meyer workers who don't really work for Fred Meyer. The Washington
State Supreme Court decided that Fred Meyer could be liable for minimum wages and overtime payments to janitors who actually
work for a subcontractor, cleaning 40 stores.
Fred Meyer used to hire unionized janitors. But ten years
ago it started to outsource its janitorial work to a national company based in Tennessee, which in turn contracted with small
local companies to clean the Fred Meyer stores. They didn't always pay correctly.
The National Labor Relations Board, this week, found that McDonald's Corporation can't blame its franchisees for low wages
and working conditions....that it shares legal responsibility because it maintains such extensive control over operations
at the outlying restaurants.
State Employee pensioners are upset with another ruling by the state Supreme
Court. This one says the state doesn't have to provide cost of living adjustments to retired workers....even if
active personnel get them. One retiree, Jean Kelly, says its going to play havoc with her budget.
(sot) "We all looked at it as a way of keeping up with inflation," she says. "We
felt pretty secure that we had that flexibility, but we lost all of that flexibility, entirely. So, really, it's kind of a
desperate feeling now, because we had the hope before."
State pensions average about $2,000 a
The good news is, the state economy has broken out of the doldrum days and our unemployment rate
is down to 5.6 percent....the lowest in six years.
The Washington State Department of Financial Institutions
appears to be cracking down on unlicensed payday loan companies, warning people about uses and abuses.
The latest were Spotloan...a North Dakota tribal outfit....and Mypaydayloan.com...address uknown.
The AFL-CIO warns
that the Voting Rights Act of 1965....signed by President Lyndon B. Johnson....is being eaten away. 22 states
have passed laws in the meantime restricting the right to vote....generally on the basis of race or language.
The Department of Transportation is going to count bicycles this fall....see how many are out there....where they go....try
to figure out how best to handle them.
They're calling for 400 volunteers to help with the survey. Get
in touch with the department of Transportation...or the Cascade Bicycle Club.
Neighbor Radio is supported by the Sheet Metal Workers Local #66
John Sandifer
Wednesday, Auugust 13, 2014
Maybe now we can put aside two years
of a contentious dispute at Northwest grain terminals. The Federal Mediation and Conciliation service says Longshore
unions have worked out a tentative deal.
Just in time.....harvest season is on us and those terminals
in Portland and Vancouver export a lot of grain....in fact, More than a quarter of all U.S. grain exports move through nine
grain terminals on the Columbia River and Puget Sound.
Metal workers in Tukwila have formed a new union
at Jorgenson Forge Corporation....against strong opposition by the company. These are workers who make complicated components
for aircraft, drilling rigs and ships....things like propeller shafts and landing struts ....made from stainless steel, titanium
and the like. When the NLRB certifies their representation by the International Association of Machinists, they'll
demand bargaining with Jorgenson.
State Agriculture inspectors found a gypsy moth in Port Townsend,
setting off an investigation if there are more of them. One gypsy moth caterpillar can eat 11 square feet of vegetation
during its lifetime...so you don't want them in your garden or orchard.
How do they get here?
Mike Louisell, from the AG department says they migrate....like gypsies.
(sot) "Usually they come
in in a birdhouse or a barbecue set, or maybe it's some furniture," he said, "The problem, of course, is these gypsy
moth eggs are not exactly huge - and that's exactly why we have inspection programs."
Seattle is
upping its utility rates almost five percent per year for the next six years. Water, sewer, garbage and storm water
services will cost the typical family about 300 dollars a year now and a little over 400 at the end. It's close
to a 100% increase since 2004. City Council says it sounds like a bigger increase than it is.
scam in the state. Phony law enforcers are calling people saying they didn't show up for jury duty and now owe
a fine. They are willing to take credit card information over the phone. This has been reported mostly
in eastern Washington.
Media watchdog group...Public Knowledge is opposing any merger of Comcast and Time Warner Cable.
Staff attorney John Bergmayer says....
Sot: you need a certain number of competitors to
ensure that a market actually is competitive."
Comcast wants to acquire Time Warner...already
the two biggest cable TV companies.
(sot) "Comcast plus Time Warner will be so big that they can
essentially make or break any independent programming," he said. "So, you're creating a single gatekeeper that really
determines what's going to be the successful video content nationwide."
How do you stop such a
merger. Public pressure says Bergmayer.
The moon hit the sky like a big pizza pie this week.
Did you see the super moon? Scientists call it a perigee moon...when the moon is near the horizon and looks bigger
and brighter.. Pretty impressive.
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AnalyzeAllBeforeFolderShown = true
MediaInfo = true
AnalyzeAllBeforeFolderShown = true
MediaInfo = true
....default value "AnalyzeFolderAllFiles" should be true, because It works with all renderers (somtime slow), and it isn't specification violation...
ExSport wrote:- you need to add this new parameter to every renderer file
ExSport wrote:- folders with many files will generate timeouts on renderer side(if cache is disabled then it is unusable because folder will always generate timeouts after every PMS restart=RAM cache cleared)
Because of that I enabled it only for problematic renderers instead of affecting other working renderers.
...change folder structure or disable Mediainfo or buy new computer...
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Wednesday, Sept. 26, 2012
ATHENS, Ga. (AP) -- University of Georgia officials have created a facility to house pets in hurricanes and other emergencies.
The Athens Banner-Herald reports that many people refuse to evacuate their homes during emergencies because they don't want to leave their pets, putting themselves at risk.
Pete Golden, an emergency official at UGA, says the hope is that a new system developed will allow people to bring their pets to the UGA Livestock Instructional Arena while they stay a few miles away.
In an emergency, animals would be registered at the Livestock Center and undergo a medical-intake evaluation by the veterinary college. A triage area will also be set-up for animals in need of medical assistance or quarantine.
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Issue No.05 - May (2006 vol.39)
pp: 44-51
Andrew S. Tanenbaum , Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam
Jorrit N. Herder , Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam
Herbert Bos , Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/MC.2006.156
Microkernels--long discarded as unacceptable because of their lower performance compared with monolithic kernels--might be making a comeback in operating systems due to their potentially higher reliability, which many researchers now regard as more important than performance.
Microkernels, Operating systems, Paravirtual machines, Multiserver architectures, Interprocess communication, Minix 3, Singularity operating system
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Gary Johnson Knows He's Running Out Of Time
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Box Office Top 3: 'Don't Breathe' Chokes The Competition In Top Spot
After weeks at the top, "Suicide Squad" was kicked to No. 2 by a three kids and a blind man — and rightfully so.
Rams, Tavon Austin agree to four-year extension
The Los Angeles Rams and wide receiver Tavon Austin have agreed to terms on a four-year contract extension, the team announced Saturday.
Fire Sweeps Through Russian Warehouse, Killing 17 Workers
A fire swept through a Moscow printing plant warehouse on Saturday, killing 17 migrant workers from Kyrgyzstan, Russia's emergency services said. A rep. of the Kyrgyz community said the victims were all young women trapped in a dressing room.
Latin American music icon Juan Gabriel dead at 66
Latin American music icon Juan Gabriel has died, according to sources close to the family and to Mexico's news agency Notimex. Juan Gabriel sold more than 100 million records during his career.
Mother with Cancer Convicted of KIlling Disabled Daughter Released From Prison
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The iOS 9.3.5 update follows the discovery of spyware exploiting flaws that could compromise earlier versions of the mobile software.
Ravens TE Benjamin Watson out for season after tearing Achilles
Ravens tight end Benjamin Watson tore his Achilles during a preseason game on Saturday night and will miss the entire season, the team announced.
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New Study Shows Most Victims of Police Shootings in Chicago Are Black Men
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Funding Will Enable Program to Continue In Its Birthplace
WASHINGTON, DC—Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro (CT-3) announced today that New Haven Public Schools have received a $6,507,031 federal grant to continue Head Start and Early Head Start for the city's children. DeLauro is the senior Democrat on the subcommittee responsible for funding the Department of Health and Human Services, which awarded today's grant.
"This award is great news not just for the children who will continue to attend Head Start and Early Head Start, but the entire city, which benefits when our kids have early educational opportunities," DeLauro said. "Study upon study has shown that Head Start and Early Head Start give children the tools they need to succeed in our education system. The foundation Head Start provides is essential."
"We are delighted to have been selected to receive the new Head Start grant. This funding will enable us to continue our long tradition of providing comprehensive Head Start services to children and families," said Superintendent of Schools Dr. Reginald Mayo. "Quality early childhood education is a top priority in New Haven and this grant will help us in our efforts to close the achievement gap."


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Head of School's Welcome
Welcome to Congressional School's virtual home where you can learn more about our strong academic program, picturesque 40-acre campus with horse paddock, swimming pools and stream, dedicated faculty and highly engaged students. What greets you as you drive on to our Sleepy Hollow campus is more than seven decades of tradition. Like so many that came before them, today's Congressional students are discovering their talents and strengths, and developing a keen intellectual curiosity and a foundation on which to build a successful future in one of the most vibrant areas in our country.
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Four Ways to Find Your Next Business Idea
Ask successful entrepreneurs where their business ideas came from, and there's usually an interesting story. You might hear about an enlightening exchange on an airplane or how someone finally figured out how to turn a passion into a profitable enterprise.
But what if good ideas aren't exactly flooding in?
My Small Talk column discussed this topic today. Here are some tips to consider:
1. Tap your own experiences. Stick with industries and topics you know and preferably have worked in. You'll be best-positioned to spot great business opportunities and take advantage of them – and have a leg up on any competitors who don't share your expertise.
2. Solve problems. The most successful businesses are those that solve problems many people grapple with. And problems are everywhere – you just have to figure out what they are, and devise the most profitable and practical answers. Remember, it's execution — not the idea — that makes a business work.
3. Corner the experts. Figure out who the smartest people are in the industries you're looking at, and tap their brains for ideas and the types of problems they think need solutions. They can even act as an advisory board while you're building your business.
4. Network online. Many Web sites let users post their business ideas and get feedback from other users. Here are four I've come across:
Readers, how did you come up with your business idea? Did you do enough research and due diligence before you started?
Kelly Spors answers questions about starting and running a small business in her Small Talk column. Send questions firstname.lastname@example.com.
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I've been in denial. I've been thinking that if I just don't run, my hips will heal. I've been wrong. The really sad part is, I know I've been wrong. After a pretty BA workout Monday (leg day – squats, jump rope, and lunges, etc. but no extended period of cardio)…
I felt it. My pain was back with a vengeance. Perhaps enough was just enough.
Later that night, I did light hip-focused yoga and iced. On Tuesday morning, I couldn't make it to the gym. I did a longer hip-opening yoga sequence and completed my physical therapy exercises. (Yeah, that's only a 1-lb dumbbell and a resistance band, but resourceful people find ways around buying things – like ankle weights.)
I was still feeling pain yesterday, so no gym for me. I contacted the doc again to see about some anti-inflammatory shots, and I have admitted to myself that I may need at least a month off from any lower body exercise – save for some yoga (maybe next week) and light hip strengthening.
Aleve is my friend… so is Leia.
In order to make myself feel better, I put on a cute outfit (love this skirt), leisurely enjoyed my coffee, and looked up other fitness freaks who have suffered an injury. I know that last one doesn't sound positive, but misery loves company. We all need support, and I hope this post is supportive to anyone else who faces an injury in the future.
You're not in it alone!
- Jen discusses running and injuries @ Runner's Trials.
- Lindsay talks about finding closure @ Cotter Crunch.
- Lindsay mentions how hard it is to take a step back @ In Sweetness and in Health.
- Ashley puts workouts aside for a bigger calling @ My Food n' Fitness Diaries.
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See the new pretty Tech Wildcatters office
Before heading to South by Southwest, Dallas incubator Tech Wildcatters was surprised with a $20,000 office makeover by workplace furniture company Turnstone.
Well, the old digs outfitted with Ikea and hand-me-down furniture looks pretty spiffy now. And it has plenty of users — Tech Wildcatters recently announced its fifth and largest class of startups who have taken residence at the office known as Tech Church.
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ISSUES BEYOND PALO ALTOUC lowers standards for out-of-staters to raise cash
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On Wednesday, March 20, ten students and two faculty members from the Lees-McRae Business Administration program attended the Regional Competition for Enactus in Concord, N.C.
The attendees included students, Allison Cook, Morgan Beirne, Catherine Hanby, Rachael Nobbs, Juan Urbina, Zachary Cummings, Joe Liston, Natalija Cakarevic, Layana De Sousa, and Matt Zimmer, along with faculty members Amy Anderson Taylor and John LaCapra.
"Enactus will provide an innovative way to develop students' strategic and critical thinking skills by developing projects encompassing the Triple Bottom Line of "�People, Profit, Planet,'"� said Amy Taylor, Enactus advisor and marketing faculty member. "We are providing a competitive advantage for our students by developing an Enactus team on our campus."�
Two of the students in attendance, Catherine Hanby and Juan Urbina, in addition to fellow student, Bradley King, are implementing this organization on the Lees-McRae campus as a part of their Business Administration Senior Research Project. These three seniors, along with a few others, attended the World Cup Competition for Enactus in Washington, D.C. last fall and determined it to be an innovative way to move from the classroom to reality. The Regional Competition served as a recruitment tool and allowed a several underclassman students to experience the presentations, innovations and entrepreneurial spirit of students throughout our region.
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ComScore study shows that targeting competitors in automotive industry on FB not only profits your own brand, but in fact shoots the results of the other competitors down! Very interesting if you think about it. Use the info well.🙂
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The ongoing efforts to rework the rules to give companies more leeway to repay foreign currency convertible bonds (FCCBs) bring to mind many homilies. Look before you leap. As you sow, so shall you reap. A stitch in time saves nine. Few companies cared to pay heed to such sane, if boring, advice when they issued FCCBs.
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Women's Hoops battles but falls to Binghamton
Feb. 1, 2012
Vestal, N.Y. - Junior Sam Landers (Springfield, Va.) tied a season-high with 13 points and senior Whitney Davis (Muskegon, Mich.) registered a double-double (12 points, 10 rebounds) but the Stony Brook University women's basketball fell to the Binghamton Bearcats, 55-46, on Wednesday night at the Events Center.
"I'm really happy with the energy and intensity we played with tonight," Stony Brook head coach Beth O'Boyle said. "Binghamton just made a few more plays than we did down the stretch."
Landers went 3-for-4 from three while Davis recorded her first double-double and set a career-high with 10 rebounds. Freshman Kellie Krueger (Wilsonville, Ore.) chipped in with 10 points for SBU, which shot 41 percent.
Viive Rebane led Binghamton with 16 points and Orla O'Reilly added 15. The Bearcats out-rebounded Stony Brook, 47-34.
The Seawolves (4-19, 1-9 AE) trailed by eight midway through the second half but then ran off six straight points, four from Davis, to pull within two. But Binghamton answered with an 11-2 run to take a 48-37 lead with five minutes remaining.
Landers hit a three to end the Bearcat run before Rebane answered with a put-back hoop to push the Binghamton lead back to 10.
SBU got within six on two Davis free throws with two minutes left but that is as close as the Seawolves got as the Bearcats held on for the victory.
Stony Brook jumped to a 6-3 lead behind four early points from Krueger but Binghamton then out-scored the Seawolves 9-2 over the next five minutes to take a 12-8 advantage.
Junior Jessica Previlon (Brooklyn, N.Y.) ended the Binghamton spurt with a driving lay-up but the Bearcats scored eight of the next 10 points to take a 20-12 lead.
But the Seawolves rallied back as Landers hit back-to-back threes to cap an 8-2 spurt that brought that cut the Binghamton lead to two with five minutes left in the half.
The Bearcats pushed their lead back to five but senior Misha Horsey (Wyncote, Pa.) hit a runner with the shot clock winding down with under a minute remaining as the Seawolves went into the break trailing 26-23.
SBU shot 45.5 percent in the first half and turned the ball over just four times. Binghamton shot just 37 percent but hit four three-pointers, three from O'Reilly.
The Seawolves pulled within one early in the second half on jumper from senior Davis but Binghamton scored eight of the next 10 points to take an eight-point lead midway through the period.
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Closing in on Customer Context
"In this new wave of technology, you can't do it all yourself; you have to form alliances." – Carlos Slim Helú
In a recent post we mentioned the emergence of Consumer Intelligence as a powerful tool for bringing Responsive Experiences to life. But there are plenty of great technologies that can be applied to help you get closer to your customers by providing more personal context to the brand experiences you offer them. Resource has developed key partnerships with companies all across the digital spectrum to help put the best of these emerging technologies to work on your behalf. Here are a few examples of how we can help you reach your customers in some unique new ways:
Get in the Game
Mobile game-changer Kiip gave a whole new meaning to "earned media" when their achievement-based loyalty system upended the mobile ad world last year. Annoyed with the intrusiveness of display ads that appeared within mobile games, founder Brian Wong saw an opportunity to align branded offers more closely with the spirit of gaming. While simple banners jar the player out of the gaming mindset by creating distractions and interrupting their gameplay, the Kiip approach actually amplifies the experience by offering a real-world reward right when a player hits an achievement—leveling up or hitting a high score. Leveraging both the player's "moment of euphoria" and the natural pause in gameplay, Kiip occasionally triggers an overlay offering congratulations and allowing the player to enter their email address to redeem an award. The player can get right back to game, and follow up on the email later to complete the redemption process.
We work together with Kiip to align your brand's target demographic to the right games and to plan the right rewards and offers like free samples, gift cards, or contest entries. The platform has been expanded to include fitness apps and seems like a natural fit for educational or social apps as well—anywhere it is possible to layer in a reward in response to some kind of accomplishment. Other recent user-focused innovations include the ability to pass on rewards to a friend as well as high-score tournaments that offer bigger prize opportunities. The platform has grown to include over 100 apps (starting with just 10 last spring) and currently hands out an average of 5 rewards per second, with users entering their email address an average of 12% of the time that they are prompted with an offer.
Location, Location, Location
Location-targeted mobile messaging (or "geofencing") now makes it possible to literally get closer to your customers. This is often overlooked as a highly effective way to reach your consumers when they are most likely to be in the purchase mindset—near one of your stores (or a store that carries your product), right where and when a deal is available. Through our partnership with Placecast we create a pre-defined virtual space (the "geofence") around specific locations (stores, venues, events, etc.) and then send an SMS text message automatically to your customers whenever they are within a specified radius of one of those locations. We provide a way for consumers to opt in to receive these messages through branded promotions or registration pages, and we allow them set their own preferences for the frequency and content of these messages. Customers can also be acquired who have opted in to receive offers through their wireless carrier or payment companies.
It's a proven sales driver for both retailers and manufacturers, allowing us to craft offers and messaging not only by specific locations, but also by the day and time or even the local weather. The technology can reach anyone with SMS and carrier location on their phone, so it's not an "app-only" solution. Surveys done across multiple categories show a strong correlation between receipt of a location-based SMS message, store visits and product purchase. Consumers perceive a high value in what they receive in return for making their location available—helpful, timely, high-context reminders that let them know something is available from you, at exactly the right time and place. Consumers and brands don't need to worry about "Big Brother" following them from place to place—the location data is always stored separately from any personally identifiable data and is purged frequently.
Real-Time Innovation Through Ratings and Reviews
We recently met with the Bazaarvoice product innovation team to talk about how they have taken social reviews to the next level with their Intelligence platform. You may already know of Bazaarvoice as pioneers in the product ratings and reviews space—driving consumer trust and preference by providing an immediate outlet for digital "word of mouth" while also providing insights into consumer preference trends at the category and product level. A true Consumer Intelligence platform, this new offering serves brands even better by integrating their massive archive of consumer review data with your own CRM system to corellate these trends with more specific demographic details. Real-time analysis of these data relationships allows you to drive business action and fix specific customer issues at a faster and much more fine-grained level—avoiding the mistake of "fixing" something that not everyone thought was broken. Equipped with a sharper view of consumer sentiment across multiple segments, brands are able to react quickly to modify or extend product lines, keeping everyone happy. The CRM connection also provides an opportunity for us to re-target customers who take the time to leave reviews, with messaging that fits their demographic and the nature of the review itself.
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World-record tuna is a $1M catch
Guy Yocom of Dana Point said Friday he has received his first $20,000 installment on the $1 million prize from Mustad for using the company's hook to land that all-tackle, world-record, 427-pound yellowfin tuna last September off Cabo San Lucas.
Yocom confirmed Friday that Mustad is honoring its commitment to pay him $1 million for the world-record catch as part of its "Hook A Million" promotion the world's largest and oldest hook company ran last year. But there is a catch to the reward. Yocom said he will receive $20,000 each year for 50 years. At 55 years old, Yocom won't see the final payments.
"No, more than likely my kids will get the last checks," Yocom said. "That was the rules going into it. Am I OK with it? Absolutely. That was the rules. I'm not disappointed at all."
Steve Tagami, director of sales for Mustad, said this "is an exciting time for the sport." Tagami, a Southern California native now living in Auburn, N.Y., where Mustad has its U.S. headquarters, plans to be in Long Beach at the Fred Hall Show on March 7 when Yocom and his crew receive their all-tackle, world-record certificate from the International Game Fish Association and to deliver the check from Mustad.
Bart Hall, producer of the Fred Hall Shows, said Friday that Yocom will be honored March 7 by the IGFA at 2 p.m. at the upcoming Fred Hall Show in Long Beach. Hall said Mustad will present a symbolic check of $1 million to Yocom at the ceremony.
"Obviously, that will be a fake check," Yocom said.
Tagami said the Fred Hall Show will be the perfect venue for the award ceremony.
"I think it's going to be awesome having the event there in Long Beach at the Hall Show," Tagami said. "It's the right place, right time to do it. I can't tell you how impressed I've been with Guy and his crew. No one has a bad thing to say about them. And the people in Cabo really idolize him and his crew."
Yocom said he found out a month ago that Mustad had approved the catch and would award him $1 million for breaking the International Game Fish Association's all-tackle, world record for yellowfin tuna. The previous IGFA mark had been the 405.2-pounder landed by Mike Livingston on Mike Lackey's Vagabond back in December of 2010.
Another yellowfin, that 445-pounder caught in December by La Mesa electrician John Petruescu, remains the largest yellowfin ever landed on rod and reel. But that catch was ineligible by IGFA rules because Justin Fleck, captain of the Excel, helped Petruescu negotiate around the anchor line at the bow. That also was the case with the 427.9-pound yellowfin caught last April by Robert Pedigo off Puerto Vallarta. That fish also was disqualified because a deckhand touched the rod.
When asked how the money would be divided from the Mustad reward, Yocom said he's keeping that between him and his crew. In addition to DiStefano, the crew includes Oswaldo "Balin" Ortega of Cabo San Lucas, David Poling, Todd Clark, Daniel Alvarez and Jose "Pepe" de la Pena.
Yocom said he received confirmation from Mustad about a month ago, but he had to go through an insurance company to finalize the reward. He said the paper work took a month or so to complete, and his first check arrived Monday.
"It was a lot of fun, but I'm glad it's almost over," Yocom said.
Yocom's mark is expected to last because it's nearly impossible for a sport angler on a commercial passenger sport boat to land a tuna that large and follow IGFA rules.
Yocom caught the massive tuna on his 61-foot Viking sportfisher, aptly named El Suertudo, or Spanish for "The Lucky One."
A concrete contractor by trade, Yocom said at the time that he and his boat's captain, Greg DiStefano of San Clemente, went out specifically to land a world-record yellowfin tuna.
On Sept. 18, they were approximately 180 miles due south of Cabo San Lucas when they began landing tuna in the 200-pound range. Yocom was drifting a chunk bait when the massive yellowfin tuna struck. Amazingly, Yocom landed the fish in 55 minutes thanks to expert driving by DiStefano and some masterful work by his crew.
Yocom's previous best yellowfin was a 212-pounder.
He used 100-pound Jerry Brown Line One Hollow Core Spectra backing, Yozuri 200-pound test fluorocarbon leader on a Shimano Tiagra reel, with the chunk of bait on a Mustad hook. He fought the fish on a Melon Stand-Up rod while in a Black Magic fighting belt.
The IGFA praised the catch and the way Yocom and his talented crew handled the catch and the record application process. DiStefano, the captain of El Suertudo, said at the time that all the details of the catch were recorded for the application process. The IGFA requires photos, line samples and for the scale to be certified. The IGFA's Review Committee checked all the tackle, photographs, witness testimonies and ruled the catch a record. In addition to being an all-tackle record, Yocom's catch also is the men's 130-pound, line-class record, too.
"Breaking the All-Tackle yellowfin tuna record within two years of Mike Livingston is really remarkable," said Jack Vitek, IGFA world records coordinator. "Prior to Livingston's catch in November of 2010, that record had stood for 33 years. Many people thought we'd never see a yellowfin tuna over 400 pounds, and in the past few years we've had two 400-plus pound fish submitted for records and even more reported."


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Charlie Mulchrone pens new deal with the Titans
Rotherham Titans are pleased to announce Charlie Mulchrone has agreed terms which will see him remain at Clifton Lane until the summer of 2014.
The 23 year-old livewire scrum half has impressed during his first season with the Titans and has become an integral part of Alex Codlings match day 22.
The former Macclesfield and Ireland under 18 international had no hesitation in committing his future to Rotherham, as he explained, "I've really enjoyed my time at Rotherham so far and I love the way it is going. I'm just starting to establish myself here, after missed out at the beginning of the season. Everyone at the club is great, that includes the management, the VP's and our supporters. I'm really happy here and I'm delighted knowing I'll be wearing a Titans shirt next season.
"When Alex offered me a new contract it was a very easy decision for me to make. I've really enjoyed working with him and I think my game is developing well at the moment. There's plenty of competition for the jersey and I think we all compliment each other well; Jimmy and Joel are top guys and I think we all enjoy the competition."
Titans Head Coach Alex Codling, commenting on the news said, "I'm obviously delighted that Charlie has agreed terms to stay at the club for next season. We've had tremendous competition this year for the number 9 jersey, with both Jimmy Williams and Joel Gill performing magnificently there for us.
"Charlie has made great strides this season and is playing really well right now and I'm looking forward to him making even more progression in a Titans shirt next season.
"I was aware of Charlie when I was at Barking and he was at Macclesfield; we played them in the National 2 final at Twickenham and I knew he was a good player back then. He's always been a tenacious player who causes a real threat around the fringe, but he's added a lot more to his game since he's been with us."
Codling went on to describe his ambition in terms of recruiting other members of the current Titans squad for next season, "It's an ongoing process, we have open dialogue with all the players, but as I've said before, it's inevitable that there will be some change at the end of the season, but I would like to keep the core of the group together so we can build for next year."


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