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Understanding When Individual Patterns Start to Change
If an investor has been working to increase their portfolio over the past few years they have likely been put through the proverbial ringer. Investments have been increasing of late, but they may yet find a "double dip" drop in the not so distant future. If the past decline was missed and value lost, what might indicate a fall in value going forward for an individual stock? Knowing the answer is speculation, however, there are a few signs to keep an eye out for.
The idea is to look at time series data. A stock is like an ice core found in Greenland. If one were to drill an ice core, it would show what has happened over eons of time. What happened when and what were the conditions at that point in time. If only a few periods are looked at, one would only get a small idea of a trend. As far as investing goes, this past year or so would only be a small snapshot of how that particular company is positioned. Looking at a longer period will show how that company is positioned in good periods and bad. If the company shows solid growth over time, only to take a hit in bad times, it will likely grow after that bad period has come and gone.
However, going about this process requires drilling several cores for data in several areas. First, drill for time series in areas where past and future may be found. These areas might include: cost per unit of sale, administrative costs, head count, borrowing, dividend history, capital investment, exposure to imports/exports, dollar exposure, exchange rates with international exposure, executive in-side sales of stock and the same information for competitors. Next, look at stock price over time. Remember the technical meaning of "mean"? Although not a strict definition this would be – just as much above as below. Although there are reasons, found in your drilling, for a stock to stay below the "mean", a stock will likely stay near the "mean." If your drilling indicates the company is "stable", but above or below the mean, it may be ready for a change in either direction.


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Wrist Curl Exercise
Essential Exercise
It is important for just about everyone that we keep our wrists strong and stable. We use it for so very many things. If you have a job at a computer or other machine requiring much hand use, you know just how important the wrist is! Keep it strong by performing this humble exercise a few times a week.
Keep your hands and wrists strong, nimble, and free from pains and strains. Doing so is important for many every day tasks.
Repetitive use of the wrist places too much stress on them and can lead to a number of different injuries, like tendonitis, bursitis, carpal tunnel syndrome, etc. They all have similar symptoms, but they are all aggravated by wrist overuse.
How to perform The Wrist Curl Exercise:
- Grab a bar with an underhand grip and kneel next to a bench with your forearms lying across the pad and your hands hanging off the side.
- Curl your hands toward your forearms as far as you can.
- Pause, and then slowly lower the bar to the starting position.
Reverse Wrist Curl
- Same as the regular wrist curl, but use an overhand grip.
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The Day The Music Died
I winced. All of these voices in my heard were babbling on, now added to that of my Author. I lay there, shaking. The Radio seemed to whimper beside me, or was that Ara? No, definately the Radio, as it curled up next to me, playing 'Thanks for the Memories' bitterly.
"Oh you're cheerful." I muttered at it. Ara looked down, patting my head softly, murmuring. "Are you speaking Latin?" I asked, raising my eyebrows.
"I don't know what Author is writing anymore." he sighed.
I felt clouds roll into my vision. I rolled onto my back, my wings disappearing, my horn still in place. I grabbed Ara's hand. He gulped. Some of the others crouched or stood over me. I just smiled. Kate, Raven, Matthew the Mouse, Jyll, and of course, Ara.
I spotted a little candle. I made it float over to me. It sat by my head, and flickered into light. The music changed, and I sang along softly.
Rainclouds come to play again.
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- 1(of a person) unusually quiet, and possibly unhappy He seemed a bit subdued to me. She was in a subdued mood. The reception was a subdued affair. See related entries: Unhappiness
- 2(of light or colours) not very bright subdued lighting the subdued greens and browns of the landscape She was dressed in grey and looked suitably subdued.
- 3(of sounds) not very loud a subdued conversation the sound of subdued laughter
- 4(of business activity) not very busy; with not much activity a period of subdued trading
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Two Pittsburgh Steelers Players Arrested for Marijuana Possession; Will Play Tonight
It was a bad day for the Pittsburgh Steelers as their top two running backs were arrested together on Wednesday. Le'Veon Bell and LeGarrette Blount were arrested in Ross Township, Pennsylvania after being pulled over by a motorcycle officer who found 20 grams of marijuana in their car.
Bell and Blount, Pittsburgh's first- and second-string running backs, are expected to be charged with possession and Bell is also expected to be charged with driving under the influence. An unidentified female was also in the car and faces charges. According to reports, all three of them admitted that the marijuana belonged to all of them.
In Pennsylvania, possession of 30 grams or less is a misdemeanor punishable by up to $500 in fines and/or 30 days in jail.
Bell rushed for 860 yards and eight touchdowns last year as a rookie. Blount signed with Pittsburgh as a free agent this offseason after rushing for 772 yards and seven touchdowns for the New England Patriots.
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Depending on which variant of the ISO speed standard manufacturers choose to quote, they are at liberty to exclude any time taken by a printer in warming up or processing incoming data and can just quote the actual time from the first to the last page feeding through. If your printers starts printing quickly, that's probably acceptable but if, as here, it can take up to 40 seconds before paper starts to feed, it's not really a fair measure.
Ricoh quotes speeds of 20ppm for both black and colour print, but under test, measuring from clicking 'Print' to the last page landing in the output tray, we saw 7.7ppm on our five-page black text document, rising to 11.1ppm on the 20-page test. This is only around half the rated speed and on our 5-page black text and colour graphics test, the Aficio SP C232SF managed 8.8ppm.
These speeds aren't that bad when compared with other similar machines, but they're nowhere near the quoted ones. Duplex black print produced a speed of 8.6spm, so you're not losing a lot by printing on both sides, and you do save paper.
Ricoh claims this machine can produce duplex copies, but there's obviously some confusion over terminology, here. When we hear 'duplex copy', we think of taking a document printed on both sides and producing a copy printed on both sides. Ricoh appears to think of a single-sided original copied onto both sides of the paper, which isn't quite the same thing, or quite as useful.
Print quality, from the 600dpi engine, is generally very good. Black text is dense and clean, with no signs of spatter, and colours are bright and vibrant. Black registration over colour is a bit adrift, so you can see some haloing, but not enough to be distracting. Even our photo test print looked okay, though some detail is lost and the colour mix is restricted, as is often the case with colour lasers.
Each colour in the Aficio SP C232SF comes from an integrated drum and toner cartridge and these are available in standard or high yield variants. The standard yield components provide 2,500 pages of black or colour and the high yield ones offer 6,500 black pages and 6,000 of each colour. There's also a waste toner bottle, though this is a cheap consumable and lasts for 25,000 pages.
Working through the arithmetic produces page costs of 2.57p for an ISO black page and 9.45p for ISO colour. Both figures are good against many of the machine's competitors. Although you can buy a machine with cheaper running costs, Ricoh isn't trying to recoup its costs purely through its consumables.
The Aficio SP C232SF is a good, solid, colour laser multifunction. It prints reasonably quickly, with better than average quality and doesn't cost the earth to run. It does take a while to start printing, though, so if your workload is largely composed of short documents you may find yourself waiting. It would be good to see a front panel USB socket and a larger integrated paper tray, too.
This almost sounds like what I want. Can you answer 2 questions please:
1) I know it cannot duplex copy - does this also mean it cannot duplex scan? This would be the deal breaker for me.
2) Does it use transfer belt technology? I ask as it has been the Achilles heel of my Dell 3100cn.
Simon Williams
What is the difference between the Ricoh Aficio SP C232SF and the Kyocera FS-C1020 you reviewed a few weeks ago?
They both look almost identical except for color.
The data sheets are also almost identical, just a few minor differences like the replacement toner. (The Kyocera uses the high capacity toner only.)
The Kyocera's overall score was 6 and the Ricoh's score is 8, what's with that?
From what I understand, Ricoh makes the Kyocera FS C1020
Please clarify and thanks for your hard work
The Kyocera FS-C1020 MFP (all in one) is nothing to do with the actual Kyocera 1020 mono printer and does not appear from our investigation to be made by Kyocera at all. I'd be interested if anyone knows who actually makes these engines. The difference between vendors will be in cosmetics and firmware. Ricoh is generally quite good at firmware, but one never knows how much effort has been put into cheap printers.
Retset - laser printers use transfer belts. Cheap inkjet printers use rollers. Expensive inkjets use transfer belts. I think that should pretty much tell you the answer to your question. Transfer belts are by far the best technology for printers, but some implement them better than others.
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torsdag 26. desember 2013
Two examples of advent calendars for your business
I personally love the month of December. It is all about giving presents and extra attention to your beloved ones. It also includes my birthday, which also is on the same date as Black Rats birthday (12th. of December) and christmas AND New Years eve. Oh, joy!
I do love giving gifts and that is why I wanted to make a christmas calendar for Black Rat. As Black Rat also is a part of Designerkollektivet in Oslo, I was also behind the planning of their calendar. So, here they are, two examples on how to make a advent calendar for your company:
As a teaser I used the collage above. I started out already in October and had a lot of contestants by the start of December. As people sent "Advent" to my email, I pre-sorted out these e-mails and added them continuously to a mailing list. I was determined to let people join all the way to the last day and by the end of the calendar nearly 500 exclusive people have registered. 24 of these were lucky winners :)
I planned each day from the 1st to 24th of December and made a collage for each day. Thank God for the "Planning"-option in Facebook for posting regularly each day at noon. I didn't show any previews of each days prizes except the teaser above. Since Black Rat don't have 24 different styles, some prizes had to be repeated.
How each winner was picked randomly? In Mailchimp you have 4 ways of sorting your mailing list. I used random.org to first pick a number between 1 and 4 to sort, then I picked a number between 1 and the number of active contestants each day. As the number of participants grew each day the sorting also changed.
Pros: You fill the need of giving. You get more attention to your company. The marketing is free (almost)
Cons: Well, you actually give aways items you could have sold and you spend a lot of money on shipping costs. But well, who gives a damn about money anyway? Not me.
Designerkollektivet consists of 24 different Norwegian designers which actually is a perfect starting point for a calendar of 24 days. BUT, we needed to adapt to our opening hours as not every day were open in December. We started out with a teaser/front page so that our customers could plan a bit:
We made a calendar which gave each brand a day for a special offer or give-away and posted on to our Facebook page one day in advance. Here are some examples:
I truly recommend to make a advent calendar for your business. It feels great to give away a gift each day and it also increase attention to your business. Nothing feels better than fun marketing.
Good luck!
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Etiketter: Designerkollektivet, Marketing, Web stuff
mandag 16. desember 2013
Celebrating one year with Black Rat clothing
12.12.2013 was the date of the Rat. Celebrating a well done first year, we had a big party at F5 Concept Store in Øvre Slottsgate, Oslo.
Serving Black Rat drinks and "lussekatter", we also showed the guests a little sneek peek of the coming 2014-collection. And in the middle of the night, the-oh-so-fabulous Deathcrush played.
Conclusion: A great night which we have to repeat!
All photos: Jenni Yang
Posted by: Siri kl. 23:13 Ingen kommentarer:
Etiketter: F5 Concept Store, Stories about Black Rat
mandag 4. november 2013
F5 Concept Store + Black Rat
The 26th of October the trendy boutique F5 Concept Store reopened after one month of outsourcing their flat to Trendsales. As a part of the opening Black Rat joined their fine clothing selection.
F5 Concept Store hosts just carefully selected Norwegian brands. For now you can find these brands here:
- Arctander
- Graa
- Camilla Bruerberg
- Christina Ledang
- Karmoie
- Mardou & Dean
- Kvardag
- Lund Projects
- HAiK
- Retusj
- Deep Search
- Haaning & Htoon
- Randi Grønnerød Huseby
- Black Rat
F5 Concept Store
Øvre Slottsgate 5
Opening hours: 10-19 (18)
All photos from f5conceptstore.no
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Etiketter: F5 Concept Store, Stories about Black Rat
onsdag 25. september 2013
5 helpful books for upcoming entrepreneurs in fashion
Inspiring reading is good to have when you get stuck in your own thoughts of trying to establish your own business.
Here are my recommendations on good books about the fashion business, and a couple on business in general (click on them to buy them online):
|This book made me start this blog. A very good guiding through social medias.
|Great book on fashion business from start to end (if there is an end..)
|100 clever marketing strategies! Norwegian translation.
|How to run a fashion business
|How to survive the fashion business
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Etiketter: Marketing, Movies and books
torsdag 19. september 2013
Black Rat in Designerkollektivet
Black Rats first physical store is Designerkollektivet - A great concept which let new designers showcase and sell their products in a super chic boutique Oslo's oldest shopping mall, Glasmagasinet.
Black Rat is my baby and I am so proud of every step it takes. Obviously. As a proud mother; heres a couple of photos of it, shining in a new store. *sigh*
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Etiketter: Designerkollektivet
fredag 13. september 2013
Selling through Miinto
Designerkollektivet Black Rat is now available on Miinto - the platform for all kinds of Nordic shops.
What amazes me most about Miinto is their advertising. I see it everywhere. And it is for sure that they adjust your advertising on which sites you've already visited. I mean, I get Black Rat advertising all the time - with JUST Black Rat products.
What amazes me most about Miinto is their advertising. I see it everywhere. And it is for sure that they adjust your advertising on which sites you've already visited. I mean, I get Black Rat advertising all the time - with JUST Black Rat products.
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Etiketter: Designerkollektivet
fredag 6. september 2013
How the iconic pocket tees are made - DIY
Here's the UGLA t-shirt. I have also made the styles FLASKE and VINGE (which are cut out of prints with bottles and wings. Logic and nice.) Check them out in our webshop, shop.blackrat.no
|An owl printed on canvas is cut into pocket-shaped-pockets (No animals were hurt during this operation) As the print is non-repeated, all pockets gets different.
|All edges are pressed in. Top fold is sewn with a top-stiching. Label is added.
|The pocket gets placed onto the t-shirt. One seam around the edges, and BAM! You got yourself a new pocket t-shirt.
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Etiketter: Stories about Black Rat
mandag 26. august 2013
6 great fashion films
5 great fashion films, in random order. I cant decide which one is my favorite, it all depends on which side of the industry you want to see. If you see them all you sure have covered most aspects. I am really looking forward to the Thread Documentary which will be about fashion production from start to end.
DESIGNER MOVIE - Coco before Chanel (2009)
DESIGNER DOCUMENTARY - Marc Jacobs & Louis Vuitton (2007)
A MODELS DIARY - Picture Me (2009)
JOURNALISM AND EDITORIALS - The September Issue (2009)
LEGENDARY STREET FASHION PHOTOGRAPHER - Bill Cunningham New York (2010)
FASHION PRODUCTION - TV 4 Kalla Fakta
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Etiketter: Movies and books
torsdag 22. august 2013
Visiting Vilnius for clothing production
After getting several advices on checking out production in the Baltics, we went for it and made a flight to Vilnius in Lithuania.
Before we went we made some appointments with different producers and agents in the area around Vilnius. Until now I have only worked with production in China and Turkey, and I must say, production seems much easier in Lithuania. The communication and culture is much more similar to ours. At least, according to the samples we developed there, there are few misunderstandings between us.
We found several producers just by google search and through Norwegian Fashion Institutes website.
In general, we fell in love with Vilnius. It is a very charming small city centre with a lot of tradition and culture. The food is very similar to Norwegian traditional food, but Vilnius has a lot of great Italian restaurants! And... It is very cheap. 1 beer for 5 Litas (10 NOK). We need to go back.
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Jersey City (N.J.) St. Peter's Prep outside linebacker/defensive end Jordan Fox recently camped at Stanford and is trying to settle on a trip to Virginia Tech, but his recruitment has taken shape.
Following a recent trip to Stanford, where he camped, the 6-foot-4, 230-pound Fox trimmed his offer list to a handful of schools.
"I would say my top five, in no order, would be Stanford, Miami, Virginia, Virginia Tech and Syracuse," Fox said. "Hopefully, (a decision will come) before the season. I want to make a couple more visits."
Fox's cousin, Brandon Simmons, is an incoming freshman defensive back for the Cardinal.
"I talked to him a lot before going out there, and he went out there on Saturday and I was out there on Friday," he said. "He told me to go out there and perform and do your best, and if you do your best, you'll definitely get an offer. He said once I got out there I would definitely love it, and I did."
Fox broke down his top five with Scout.com:
Miami: "I love their defense. I love their coaching staff. (Assistant) coach (Mark) Donofrio talks to me a lot. He's been really interested in me, so I really like that. I went down there and visited and I liked the campus and everything."
Stanford: "It was amazing, a great experience. I got to go to the junior day and then go to camp (that) Thursday and Friday. The campus is beautiful and I just loved the coaches and the coaching staff."
Syracuse: "I visited with (Ramsey (N.J.) Don Bosco cornerback) Daivon Ellison. I got a really nice feel up there. Coach (Scott) Shafer is a wonderful coach, and he made me feel real comfortable."
Virginia: "I actually went there for a junior day with my parents, coach (Mike) London is a good guy. He just told me they see me as a leader, and they're building their program to win the ACC championship, so I really like Virginia."
Virginia Tech: "I haven't been able to visit there, but I hope to visit there this summer. I love the whole coaching staff, and they're a great school."


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Louis Vuitton Red Epi Agenda MM Pre Owned
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The Louis Vuitton Agenda MM in Red Epi Canvas has six small rings that will keep you organized at all times. Use it as an agenda, address book or even a notebook. You will want to take this classy and sophisticated accessory with you everywhere. Makes a perfect complement with the best LV style.
- Exterior: Very Good
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- Description of Interior: Leather Lined
- Interior Pockets: Two open pockets
- Color: Red
- Hardware Description: Gold Hardware
- Material: Epi
- Width: 5.3 in.
- Length: 1.4 in.
- Height: 7.3 in.
Product Code: 2671006
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Definition of ploy
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Her story about being sick is only a ploy to get you to give her money.
asking me to take her shopping turned out to be a ploy to get me to the surprise party
Origin and Etymology of ploy
probably from employ
First Known Use: 1697
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The Student's Elements of Geology
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As you are probably aware by now, plans for Foundant Summit 2015 are well under way. However, if you haven't attended one of our Summit events in the past, you may not be aware of the less obvious benefits they can provide. Of course, the opportunity to train in the GLM system with your CSM or ask questions and provide feedback to our development team are invaluable, but what you may not have considered is how being with other Foundant clients – GLM users just like you – and working closely with one another as you work in your systems might afford benefits that long outlast the days spent at Summit.
We have been lucky enough to have several clients share their Summit experiences with us.
Lindsey Sauer, The Russell Family Foundation (with Kristen Cullen, HRK Foundation):
As a grants manager, I often go to GMN and jumped at the chance to attend the initial Foundant Summit in 2012. While there, I met several individuals that I have stayed connected with either through e-mail or continued conversations at other conferences and events.
In fact, continuing relationships is what got me to Foundant Summit 2013. Like many others in this field, I have a defined budget for professional development opportunities, and Summit 2013 was just a bit outside what I could fit in that budget. While attending GMN, I re-connected with a colleague, Kristen Cullen, whom I had previously met at Foundant Summit 2012 and we reminisced about Montana and all of the lessons learned when being in a group created solely of Foundant users. This, combined with the Foundant sponsored dinner with the always hysterical Daren and Chris combo, had me wishing I could make it to South Carolina. Fast forward a few weeks, Kristen and I had continued to connect over e-mail and we decided to split the hotel fee by sharing a room – a plan that allowed me to attend Summit 2013!
Kristen Cullen, HRK Foundation (with Stephanie Fuerstner Gillis, Arabella Advisors):
Stephanie Fuerstner Gillis and I met on the Foundant Online Client Community a few years ago when we were getting ready to attend the first Foundant Summit in the fall of 2012. We were both coming from two different directions, she was arriving from San Francisco and I was arriving from Minneapolis, and we were arranging to share ground transportation from Bozeman to Big Sky.
We had a van full of Foundant clients and a very informative driver, who gave us the history of the Gallatin Valley on our hour ride down. By the time we arrived, not only had we learned a great deal of history about the area, but Stephanie and I realized both our families hailed from Alsace, Switzerland and perhaps we were distantly related. That solidified the connection and we enjoyed a great weekend learning all about GLM and meeting new people.
After the Summit, we kept in touch by email. This past fall we reconnected like old friends at the Exponent Philanthropy Conference in Washington DC, and we're anticipating another reunion at the 2015 Summit in Arizona. These connections are what make Foundant such a special community and a big reason I'm looking forward to attending another Summit.
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The opportunity to attend the 2013 Foundant Summit in South Carolina was a welcome trip for two women from Wisconsin. Brrrrrr! Paula and I were fortunate that our Board of Directors approved both of us for travel and training. Paula was new to the system as she was hired earlier that same month, but had familiarity with Foundant since she helped our foundation transfer its legacy files to the active/online system. Ground floor training gave her a leg up to mastering the benefits of Foundant's customizable grant management system. As a seasoned veteran of Foundant GLM, I was able to grasp and incorporate the new enhancements to the system, but individual attention was always available when needed.
In the opening Welcome Reception in South Carolina – amid seafood, hors d'oevres and napkins – we met Diana Maxwell, Associate Manager of Grants for the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Her national trust and our private foundation experiences were oddly familiar. We soon found ourselves sitting next to each other in seminars and joining each other for meals. We even "took pity" on her and gave her a ride on a rainy day – all two blocks! We said our good byes and vowed to stay in touch.
Fast forward to late October, 2014. When we found out that the Exponent Philanthropy National Conference was in Washington DC, we immediately contacted Diana who is based in DC. Tickled that we would see each other again, she arranged breakfast together and then a tour of her offices. The opportunity to see Foundant in action at another organization was priceless. We were able to ask questions and see first-hand solutions. We discovered additional ways to use Foundant and passed on a few tips of our own. As an aside, I identified a photo on the Historic Preservation's project wall, in Diana's office, as our own local city's steel bridge that the National Trust for Historic Preservation aided in saving! It's a small world, after all.
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When I attended the 2013 Foundant Summit, I had only been working with Foundant for about seven weeks. There were a lot of things to learn, but there were also a fair amount of sessions that were a bit beyond what I was ready for. Luckily, in addition to all the great knowledge and skills shared, Summit was also a great way to meet other users! I kept seeing Julie and Paula from the Raibrook Foundation in sessions, or at meals, so we introduced ourselves and shared a bit about our work. They knew they'd be in Washington, DC, where I live, this October for the Exponent Philanthropy Conference, so we made tentative plans to meet up while they were here.
Months passed, and one summer day I got an email from Julie – a few emails and calls later, I helped with some DC tourist ideas and we set our meet up time. We met up for breakfast and had a good time discussing our similarities, particularly in working with grant applicants and grantees. I showed them around my office and we looked together at my organization's Foundant Portal and exchanged some tips we'd found that worked well, like how we're using the easier mail merge feature to create cover sheets for our Finance Department when we pay out grants.
It was so nice to meet Julie and Paula at the Foundant Summit, and to see them again at home in DC. I saw them at two very different points in my Foundant life – the first time I only vaguely knew what I was doing; now I'm an old pro! Both times it was a great opportunity to talk about the challenges we face in our roles as foundation grant managers, which are surprisingly similar, and ways we've found to overcome or at least make those challenges a bit easier. I look forward to continuing our friendship at future Foundant Summits, and will be sure to give Julie and Paula a call the next time I'm in Wisconsin!


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On the heels of a disappointing but understandable loss to a bigger, faster, and stronger France team, the United States Under-20 Men's National Team were on the losing end of the scoreline yet again, falling to Colombia Under-20, 2-1, on Thursday in the Toulon Tournament.
The loss likely keeps the U.S. out of the potential championship game, but they have more to be worried about, including the defensive woes that were not fixed from Tuesday to Thursday.
Tab Ramos' side got the board just six minutes into the match when midfielder Will Trapp headed home off a corner kick. But despite a change in goalkeeper, the U.S. couldn't hold on to the lead, allowing Colombia to equalize four minutes after halftime as Jherson Vergara finished past U.S. goalkeeper Kendall McIntosh.
Just five minutes later in the 49th minute, Colombia would take the lead for good, when Felipe Aguilar finished from close range, beating the U.S. defense for position in the six yard box and giving his side a 2-1 lead.
What did you think of the result? Are you worried about being outplayed by France and Colombia? What positives do you take from this result?
Share your thoughts below.
Chris Dos
Are you worried about being outplayed by France and Colombia? yes, from the youth levels to the Senior MNT, we are being outplayed. The world is moving forward, what are they doing right? what are we doing wrong? Mexico mean time, beat Nigeria at ease, playing nice attractive soccer.
Josh D
African sides have also consistently over performed in youth competitions, only to look extremely poor at the men's team. Youth isn't a meter of what you can expect in ten years time. Just look at our u20 side for ten years ago and where half of them are now.
What I look for at the youth level is individual technical talent. And in that regard we have improved greatly.
Freddy Adu
Thanks, man! I needed that.
Ives how was the U-20 team outplayed? they boss the first half, and the second half was due to bad defending. The game was even throughout the game. Also taking into account some off these players won't make the final roster, and the fact the France game was played against u-21 players, I think these game had more positives then negatives.
they did not boss anything about the first half. they played ok, but up 1-0 Colombia was controlling the game and dictating everything.
Socom 2
Who cares about mexico. I didnt even know they played but seeing your screen name, typical mexican that self promotes because nobody cares
US gets to play against Belgium and Germany while mexico cant even play in their own country and plays teams like nigeria
US needs technical players. Unfortunately these technical players are all 16-19 years old. The next cycle of kids will be a better style of soccer
Socom 2
well cancel my second sentence, i was thinking international friendlies but i still mean what i said
Socom 2 is mad
Calm down kid.
Socom 2 is mad
Also lol @ "US gets to play against Belgium and Germany while mexico cant even play in their own country and plays teams like nigeria"
Why should Mexico schedule friendlies vs Belgium/Germany when they can play other elite teams in Confederations Cup?
Mike R
Not a Mexico fan…
And yes we do need more technical players but they aren't coming " next cycle" we've been saying that forever.
US needs to hire real coaches maybe some Dutch ones and not just hiring former US players.
Tab was one of the few technical players but as the saying goes
Those we can't do coach and those who can can't coach
Stop talking about Dutch coaches. We need American coaches, teaching American style, playing American soccer. If you think we are going to beat Europeans at European style soccer… well just look how we are playing now at the men's level. We have a unique style of soccer which we need to develop and stop holding the Dutch style in such high esteem.
Is the Ajax system of player development good, of course it is. But we need American players/coaches who understand our player development system and more importantly who understand soccer culture of America.
this isn't even true. people need to stop saying we need coaches from certain places. no, what we need is a good coach who can help us create our style.
you seem to think we have some kind of identity and that only American coaches can teach it. that is ridiculously dumb. Italy created how we used to play under Bob, I'm pretty sure an Italian coach could teach us how to play that way too.
i think what you mean is we need a coach who understands American soccer, inside and out, and right now, only a few foreign coaches can say they do. and to be honest, Klinsmann is one of them.
what exactly is the 'American' style of soccer if you don't mind me asking? Send the ball downfield 40 yards and hope someone can track it down for a possible shot on goal?
let's be honest, you are probably watching every single Mexico game and supporting the other team.
Mike R
I'm worried because we usually do ok in Mickey Mouse tournaments like Toulon and Milk cup before crashing out early in real tournaments..
Now we suck in Mickey Mouse tournaments also.
We are regressing. Look at all those homegrown players contributing big time to their clubs…oh yea none.
Rob Jones
I wouldn't say Toulon is a mickey mouse tournament, it's the most prestigious international youth tournament next to the Olympic football competition and the U-20/U-17 World Cups. Invitation only…
Air Jordanz
You mean those HGPs like Luis Gil, Shane O'Neill and Jose Villarreal who all start for their MLS squads?
Mike R
Luis Gil is not homegrown he was drafted I believe and he is ok nothing more Villareal is not a starter yet and I don't know who oneil is.
That three ok players since this homegrown thing started 3 years ago. Any special players would have been discovered by now.
So Zardes and Fagundez are not special players? what a joke.
I thought the mexico and Nigeria game is just starting.
what is the problem with the youth teams? we either play well and lose or we play horribly and lose. why don't we have rhythm>
so what the only time the U.S plays good is against mexico? mexico is the only one that plays good outside of concacaf.
because the US cares about Mexico more than anything while Mexico cares more about the countries outside of CONCACAF. While the US celebrated winning friendlies against Mexico they were getting bronze and silver medals in Copa America, upgraded their youth academies and started to win youth tournaments everywhere and won the olympic soccer tournament, something only three countries in the Americas have achieved (Uruguay, Argentina and Mexico)
Socom 2
We have plenty of kids right now that are in consideration for the U-20 team that havent featured in the qualifying or this tournament.
The US team played well for different stretches of the game. The match commentator did mention at one point the difference between one of the Colombian player's composure and one of the US youth being that the former has clearly benefitted from having 2 years of professional experience under his belt and the latter was obviously just in college.
This illustrates a couple of takeaways to keep track of. One is that with more US youth starting their careers early thanks to the academy system, etc, the US will benefit in the near-medium term. The second is that the US is developing technically gifted players, but they need to learn the "dark arts" of the game, especially to compete in these tournaments.
And that is the reason why these tournaments, even the u17, are so important. Players not only learn how to handle the pressure, but there is an art to playing these things against plucky and experienced players.
Finally, people need to stop making mention of African teams doing well at these levels and then dissapointing at senior levels as a way of devaluing these tournaments. Ghana, one of the best youth-level performers of late, would have made the semis of the last WC had Suarez not handled the ball on the goalline. African teams have made it further than any Concacaf team in a WC in recent times (1930 doesn't count) and make up a much higher percentage of elite European squads. That they haven't won a WC should not be a measure of the value of these tournaments, when they clearly serve as a "shopping venue" for scouts and can be excellent experiences when these players move on to more demanding competitions.
Pete from Queens
Ghana would have made the semis if they wouldn't have missed the PK.
That wasn't even Colombia's A team. The U.S. should just give up on soccer.
Rob Jones
It's all garbage from top to bottom, although the ladies dominate but nobody really cares about women's soccer but actual women and the most diehard of US Soccer fanboys. USSF should consider being disbanded.
That wasn't even the US 'A" team bud.
'A' or 'B' = 'C'aca.
Oh and Colombia did not outplay the US. Morris was unlucky to not get two goals as well as Alonso Hernandez.
Sometimes I wonder if they see these games?
Rob Jones
It doesn't matter who outplayed who, the scoreline stands. A 2-1 loss. USA is basically eliminated already.
Well this tournament was to evaluate players to fill out the WC roster. It's not a big deal they are eliminated. They still have two games left to show Ramos something.
.."it's the end of the world as we know it…"
Read enough SBI comments and you may actually start to think that.
Mike R
In other news Demarcus Beasley at age 31 and after a long hiatus up until recently return to the US team a step slower and out of position and has the best game of all the US nats…
Stop looking there's no soccer development problem here…..
Gary Page
I thought the match commentators were way overblown. Ian Joy's comments were close to ridiculous at times, like he's never seen any US youth teams before. The US is definitely getting better technically and Morris looked good, Joya is a budding star and Cuevas showed in Mexico he has a bright future, just to name a few. On the second Colombia goal there was a breakdown on marking, but there wasn't much they could have done with the first goal and the US had some real good chances that didn't quite come off. All in all, I thought Colombia was somewhat better, but the gap wasn't big. What we shouldn't forget is that the major function of youth teams is to develop players for the national adult team, so even if the team does poorly but a couple of great players develop, the effort is successful. Now I want to see the team do as well as anyone does, but you need to keep things in perspective.
Agree 100%. There are some real prospects among the US players and a tournament like Toulon may help to put one of them in the sighhts of a scout for further follow up come Turkey. We all like to see the break out stars hit the front page at 18, but, if we are realistic, the best players from this group should make the jump to a European team around 21-22 and give them a couple of years to mature. By 24-25 they will be vying for a position in th US senior squad. Having players that develop along this path who can make up the core or bulk of the senior squad plus the one or two stars that might make it to the big time earlier is a good recipe for success. Not every player needs to be a Messi.
fortunate only
Cuevas showed he could ball against Haiti and Cuba. Not so much against much better opposition. He's not even a highly rated U20 player at Santos. Joya is at least part of the first team even if he rarely ever makes the bench.
Yes, we were missing some players (Gil, Villareal and Yedlin) but for the most part, this is the team that is going to the U20 WC.
I also don't agree with the notion that the US was outplayed. I think the first half was pretty even and we had some good spells in the second half but Colombia was a notch better, obviously.
I don't understand the fascination with attributing our poor performances to missing players or the opponent's physicality. It screams insecurity.
Brazil has the youngest squad in Toulon and they managed to beat and outplay (at times) a very good and significantly older Belgian team. A little food for thought.
When you are missing Gil, Villarral, Yedlin, and O'Neill who are all starters then yes it is a big difference in quality of play.
I am not worried I think the team will compete and show well at the WC. It's a very tough draw, but anyone can win on any given day with youth tournaments.
The U-20's have always been about finding players to move on to the next level i.e the senior team. The last crop have and may produced a few like Agudelo, Mcinerney, Bobby Wood, and Terrence Boyd. I think this crop could produce up to 11 potential USMNT players i.e. Yedlin, O'Neill, Joya, Morris, Zimmerman, Gil, Villarreal, Trapp, Hernandez, Ocegueda, and Brooks if he chooses the US. That would be the most players a U-20 team has ever produced for the senior national team.
Gary Page
Also, let's not forget Pelosi who is out injured.
Yep, it's a shame Pelosi had his shin snapped by a two bit, cheap shot hack… he would have added a lot to the team.
fortunate only
I completely agree with you. The U20s measure of success will be how many players go on to become senior NT members and contributors.
As far as Toulon goes, well, Colombia was missing 5 players that are top prospects for them including Quintero and the young CB at River Plate so I don't think our missing players would have actually made as big a difference as you claim.
Alex G
Pathetic, we are underperforming yet again, nothing new in US soccer world 2010 / 2013 cycle
Do you even realize what youth teams are for? And no they aren't underperforming. They were quite unlucky not to have scored 2 or 3 more goals against Colombia.
What happened with Fabian Hurzeler, he was going to play in the 2011 World Cup but we didn't make it was still eligible for 2013 U-20 WC, played in 30 matches for Bayern Munich reserves this year, started in 26 of them.
joe blow
this was alot better than the france game.. both teams were honestly about even….
the game was about even and the US could have loss, tied, or won that game. but we loss. the difference was Colombia had that extra quality and confidence to control the game despite being 1-0 down.
the US did well, but it would have been nice to see them control the game more when up 1-0. until they were down 2-1, they didn't start pressing hard again.
I didn't see the game, but when I look at the lineup, I think it would be wrong to draw too many conclusions. I counted three players (Stanko, Trapp and Morris) who have much chance of starting at the World Cup. Ramos is clearly using experimental lineups as he's not even putting out the best 11 from amongst the players he called into the tournament. Think about it, today's starting XI was missing the following players: Gil, Villareal, Yedlin, O'Neil, Zimmerman, Joya, Ocegueda, Cuevas and Cropper. Plus, if today's mistakes came on the backline, I'd say the game had even less meaning as three of those positions will be filled by different guys at the World Cup. In fact, some of the guys who screwed up won't even be on the final roster.


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A FORMER Integrity Commission chief who has championed the cause of a high-profile convicted murderer is the Palmer United Party's (PUP) latest Tasmanian election candidate.
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