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|John Jacob Thomas
|Caribbean politics and history
|T. Fisher Unwin
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Froudacity: West Indian Fables by James Anthony Froude is an 1889 polemic written by John Jacob Thomas as a rebuttal to James Anthony Froude's 1888 book The English in the West Indies. Froude's travelogue attacked the British West Indian colonies for wanting to establish self-government, arguing that if the majority black population were allowed to vote on leaders they would choose leaders that would repress the white population. Like many of his West Indian contemporaries, Thomas was outraged at the inaccuracies of Froude's text as well as the racist arguments that Froude uses as justification for his beliefs. He decided that writing a refutation to Froude was his patriotic duty[1] and that it would act as self-vindication[2] for West Indian blacks.
Froudacity was Thomas' last and most significant work. Thomas finished writing it shortly before succumbing to pneumonia.
From the middle of the 17th century to 1866, Jamaica had a self-ruling mode of government referred to as the 'Old Representative System'. However, after an outbreak of rebellion Jamaica was put under the crown colony system of government in 1866. A number of other West Indian colonies such as Trinidad and Dominica were established as crown colonies in the late 18th and early 19th century. Crown colonies had governors appointed to rule them from the Colonial Office in London. From the inception of crown colony rule, natives of crown colonies began to protest the Crown Colony form of government because they felt that the foreign-appointed governors did not hold the natives' best interests in mind.[3] Natives of Trinidad and Jamaica repeatedly petitioned the Colonial Office to establish home rule in the colonies, but they were ignored until the early 20th century.
James Anthony Froude, a well-known English intellectual, was an apologist for imperial rule.[4] In 1886, he published Oceana, another one of Froude's works attacking the desire for self-rule in Australia. Like English in the West Indies, it was criticized for its superficial coverage of colonial affairs and Froude's lack of exposure to the native countries which he discussed. His next travelogue, The English in the West Indies, detailed his travels in the West Indies and his political opinions on the benefits of the Crown Colony form of government. Froude argued that if the West Indian colonies were allowed home rule, the large black population in those colonies would vote for black leaders who would strip away whites' rights. Froude attacked blacks as being racially inferior, and argued that slavery was not as bad as it was commonly believed to be. Froude's work initially received good reviews in English newspapers and journals;[5] however, it caused an outrage in the West Indian colonies.
West Indian journals and newspapers immediately denounced Froude for his racist beliefs, and the incorrect sweeping generalizations and statements that Froude makes throughout English in the West Indies. In 1888 Charles Spencer Salmon published The Caribbean Confederation and Nicholas Darnell Davis published Mr. Froude's Negrophobia or Don Quixote as a Cook's Tourist, both refuting Froude's arguments.[6] Though both of these books were important, Thomas' response became the most renowned and was considered the finest refutation of The English in the West Indies.[7] As a response to The English in the West Indies, "Although Salmon and Davis had responded to Froude, Thomas' response became the most celebrated.".[7] Thomas was relatively unknown in England outside of certain intellectual circles, and being able to publish Froudacity in London was an important achievement for Thomas.
Froudacity is split into four books, each addressing specific topics that Froude brings. Thomas begins the preface by attacking the overarching claims that Froude uses to argue against self-governance. Thomas ridicules Froude's assertion that if blacks in West Indian countries were given the right to vote, they would elect a candidate that would strip away the rights of whites due to racial animosity.[8] He also attacks the notion that West Indian blacks harbor animosity against whites by pointing out that as many blacks owned slaves as whites,[9] and that most people who were alive during slavery have since died.[10]
In Book I Thomas addresses Froude's claims in the early portions of The English in the West Indies. Froude's tendency to state incorrect assumptions as fact is roundly assaulted. Thomas criticizes Froude for making sweeping generalizations about the condition of blacks on multiple islands without ever talking or interacting with the people he was writing about. Thomas points out that Froude comments extensively on the lifestyles of the natives of Grenada when his only experience among the natives was peering into their houses as he rode past in a carriage.[11] Thomas attacks many other different factual inaccuracies in Froude's work.[12]
In Book II Thomas begins to directly address Froude's criticism of giving colonies self-rule. When Froude claims that leaders of the reform movements "did not complain that their affairs had been ill-managed"[13] Thomas spends over two dozen pages detailing the gross abuses of power and corruption that many of the appointed governors of Trinidad have participated in.[14] Thomas also debunks Froude's claim that the reformers pushed for reform in the hope that they would be elected and allowed to draw a handsome government salary.[15] Thomas also points out that contrary to Froude's claims the reform movement has been active for decades.[16] Thomas finishes the second book by refuting Froude's assertion that West Indian blacks were incredibly well taken care off by "the beneficent despotism of the English Government"[17]
The 3rd book takes up half of Froudacity. It begins with Froude alleging that there are few black intellectuals.[18] Thomas responds by accusing the West Indian governments of suppressing blacks and noting that many black intellectuals sprang up in America shortly after Emancipation because they were integrated into society.[19] Thomas uses the examples of Fredrick Douglass and Chief Justice William Conrad Reeves extensively in his arguments about race and intelligence. Both men are black and highly successful. Thomas uses these men as examples of successful black intellectuals, who succeeded despite racism. Thomas convincingly counters Froude's cheerful view of slavery.[20] Thomas continues to contest Froude's multiple accusations about the results of black ruling over whites and what the ideal governance situation is for the West Indies. When Froude brings up the old stereotypes of blacks being lazy,[21] or being cannibals or devil-worshipers,[22] Thomas quickly counters all of the accusations. Thomas goes on to note the rising prominence of Christianity[23] among blacks, and engages in a discussion on the limits of science and religion.
In the final 4th book, Thomas discusses the history of blacks instead of analyzing The English in the West Indies. Thomas discusses the history of the development slavery in America and in the West Indies. Thomas details how slave owners in the West Indies became god-parents to their slaves through the Catholic Church, and through this process developed personal relationships with slaves devoid of cruelty. The institutions of slavery developed very differently in America and the West Indies.[24] Thomas lists the great accomplishments achieved by the "Negro Race",[25] predicting that these accomplishments will continue growing. Thomas encourages "African descendants now dispersed in various countries of the Western Hemisphere ... at sufficient peace to begin occupying themselves about matters of racial importance".[26]
Froudacity received mostly good reviews by London newspapers, occasionally being criticized because of its style and diction.[27] Ironically, English in the West Indies received mostly positive reviews in London newspapers when it was published as well.[28] In the West Indies Froudacity "was launched to an ocean of publicity and pronounced a success", but "when the news reached Trinidad that he had died ... the whole country went into mourning.".[7]
Denis Benn notes that Thomas defends against Froude's attacks on West Indian blacks and home rule reform movements, but he does not positively assert West Indian political rights.[29] Without strongly asserting West Indian political rights, Froudacity is a refutation that does not move the readership towards the cause of the abolition of the crown colony management.
In her overview of Thomas' life and works, Bridget Brereton brings up a number of important criticisms of Froudacity. First she notes that "Thomas' essential charity and lack of prejudice led him to play down the depth of race prejudice and ill-feeling West Indian society .... Gordon Rohlehr is surely right to point out the unreality of Thomas' fairly placid picture of post-Emancipation Trinidad".[30][31] She asks the pertinent question: Did Thomas intentionally lie as matter of political convenience for the Reform movement? It is impossible to judge Thomas' thoughts, but it is a reasonable explanation for why Thomas would make such an outlandish statement. Brereton continues to note that like many of his contemporaries Thomas did not believe in universal suffrage, but instead he believed that property qualifications should be necessary for voting.[32] In the 19th century universal suffrage was not as great an issue as it grew to be, but it still shows that Thomas believed in the rule of the elite, not in true democratic rule. Finally, Brereton notes that "Thomas does not show that he understood the links between Christianity and slavery and imperialism in the Caribbean".[33] Thomas might have understood the ties and ignored discussing them for political expediency, or as a devout Christian he might simply have dismissed the idea that religion could do harm.
- ^ Thomas 16
- ^ Thomas 15
- ^ Benn 65
- ^ Benn 67
- ^ Thompson 174-175
- ^ Thompson 175-176
- ^ a b c Cudjoe 305
- ^ Thomas 6-9
- ^ Thomas 13
- ^ Thomas 14
- ^ Thomas 49
- ^ Thomas 31-32
- ^ Thomas 56
- ^ Thomas 57-73
- ^ Thomas 73-75
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- ^ Thomas 83
- ^ Thomas 119
- ^ Thomas 119-123
- ^ Thomas 152, 163
- ^ Thomas 203
- ^ Thomas 208
- ^ Thomas 212-213
- ^ Thomas 241-242
- ^ Thomas 257
- ^ Thomas 259
- ^ Smith 63
- ^ Thompson 175
- ^ Benn 69
- ^ Brereton 34
- ^ Rohlehr, Gordon. "Froudacity, a Re-examination." New World, Black Power Special Issue (1971): 36.
- ^ Brereton 36
- ^ Brereton 37
- Benn, Denis M. (2004). The Caribbean: An Intellectual History 1774-2003. Miami: Ian Randle Publishers.
- Brereton, Bridget (May 1977). "John Jacob Thomas: An Estimate". Journal of Caribbean History. 9: 22–40.
- Cudjoe, Selwyn Reginald (2003). Beyond Boundaries: The Intellectual Tradition of Trinidad and Tobago in the Nineteenth Century. Amherst: University of Massachusetts Press.
- Smith, Faith (2002). Creole Recitations: John Jacob Thomas and Colonial Formations in the Late Nineteenth-Century Caribbean. University of Virginia Press.
- Thomas, John Jacob (1890). Froudacity. Philadelphia: Gebbie and Company.
- Thompson, Thomas Walter (1987). James Anthony Froude on Nation and Empire: A Study in Victorian Racialism. New York: Garland Publishing.
External links[edit]
- Full text of Froudacity
- Full text of The English in the West Indies
- Froudacity, full text and page images openly and freely available in the Digital Library of the Caribbean


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Reviewed by Stuart Dixon (December 2005) Last June (2004), whilst working in York, I tracked down the local cigar emporium in the centre of town. This small and well-stocked tobacconist provided 30-minutes worth of "Ooohs" and "Ahhs" as I pressed my nose against the glass door of the walk-in humidor. I decided immediately upon seeing them that one of the (then) newly-released Montecristo Edmundo's should grace my humidor with its presence, and so picked out the best example. Substantial in girth, the cigar is dressed in a mid-brown, sheeny wrapper. Solid the entire length, there is a certain toothiness about it, veins evident from top to bottom, and it's double-capped. It is excellently balanced and feels exceptional in the hand. On the nose, there is leather and fruit, and some pepper to the lips. It is altogether a very good-looking cigar. I did read that the cigar was a tad "green" back in the summer of 04 and that it required between 6 months and 3 years to age. I put this single onto the bottom shelf of the humidor and tried to forget about it. A year later, a trip to London with the Mrs, and a visit to Dick's Bar in the Atlantic Bar and Grill in Piccadilly in July (oh, yes, I am aware how this must look, but it was true!), seemed like the fitting occasion to smoke this majestic cigar. In the art deco splendour, with a Havana Club on the table in front of me, I pulled it out and began the ritual. It took two matches to toast the foot, the girth being so substantial, but I was in no hurry. I then lit the cigar proper and noted the toasted woodiness that wafted into the room. The opening draws were some of the very best I've had from any cigar. The pull was just excellent, producing bountiful amounts of thick aromatic smoke which were grandly exhaled towards the starry ceiling of the bar. The flavours were light - sharp cedar and spices, peppery and crisp. In the hand, the Edmundo feels just superb - significant, ample and generous all spring to mind - and it looks like a serious cigar. It is particularly imposing in its first inch or so, when it still has that square ash. Strength-wise, it is a gentle-giant and certainly no cigar beginner should be put off by this one. I found it quite mild, perhaps entering the medium spectrum in its latter stages. The burn was a little disappointing - it quickly became ragged and required correction - and the ash was initially good and square, but later coned, spoiling the "cut" of the cigar, but, these minor gripes aside, I enjoyed the smoke immensely. Into the final third, the cigar began to go out. I re-lit it once, but some bitterness was evident and I finally dropped it in a Piccadilly gutter, a glamorous end for any Cuban cigar. They are perhaps young and fresh still, but age can only add to their quality. This is - and will be - something a bit special. I found this review to be much too wordy for my tastes. I understand that surroundings can play a big part of smoking a special cigar but I would have preferred to have heard more about the cigar and less about the author's surroundings. There was really only the one, one-sentence paragraph that described the actual flavours o! f the cigar. And while the Edmundo is a cigar that I would still like to try, this review did not increase my desire much. Reviewed by: ScottyJ Score: 7 out of 10 (Would have been a 6 if I didn't think the author was really trying.) I like this review! It read like a story that drew the reader in. I liked the way he/she described the characteristics I want to know about, smoke volume and aroma, draw, weight, ash. Hints of "cherry" and "hickory bark" that are so prevalent in other reviews I can do without. I will try this cigar some day - because of this review. Reviewed by: Darry Rose Score: 9 out of 10 Written in more of a formal style, I liked the use of visual imagery but it did not enhance the description of the cigar and took focus away from the subject at hand. I did like description of the burn qualities of the cigar ..I could visualize exactly what was happening. Reviewed by: Chris Cacciotti Score: 6 out of 10 OVERALL SCORE: 22/30
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My last Cristo was a Petit No.2 which I loved. Surprisingly the Edmundo I am smoking as we speak is falling way short of the Petit No.2. The main taste sensation I am experiencing is very very sweet and one dimensional. he burn of the first half was erratic enough to be annoying. A one off? I don't know.If this is a fair comparison of the two then count me in for the Petit No.2 every time. Disappointing considering all of the glowing reviews and the fact that the Edmundo is about £2 more expensive!
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Absolutely lovely smoke. Perfect construction and very good draw. Plenty of smoke and complex flavours throughout. Be aware of the interesting spicy kick in the last inch.
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wonderful cigar, a good smoke for any time of the day, i had this with a couple glasses of Balvenie 14yr Caribbean cask on New Years Eve, and i was in heaven... definitely a smooth smoke- i will be buying this again :)
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The strength of the class will depend on largely on which players sign to Generation adidas deals. Players like North Carolina's Mikey Lopez and Maryland's Patrick Mullins (both pictured above) are locks to receive Generation adidas offers and if MLS can succeed in signing the top targets, the draft will be that much stronger.
As we have done for the past four years, SBI will be covering the MLS Draft very closely, and will provide you with an in-depth breakdown of the talent pool. We combine our own college soccer scouting and reporting with the input of knowledgable sources both in MLS and college soccer to come up with a detailed breakdown of the top talent in the draft.
Over the course of the next two months, SBI will try to keep you as informed as possible on Generation adidas signings, accepted and rejected Homegrown Player claims, and senior contract signings, along with our own player rankings, which will be updated regularly all the way up to the day of the MLS Draft.
Now, it is time for the first installment of the SBI MLS Draft Big Board, our ratings of the players who are available in the draft (along with nine players we projected to be signed to Generation adidas contracts):
2013 MLS DRAFT BIG BOARD (Version 1.0)
(*-Generation adidas)
1- *ANDREW FARRELL, Louisville, CB
Originally a midfielder, Farrell has developed into a standout centerback with the kind athleticism and technical ability scouts love. If he signs a Generation adidas deal he should be the first player take in the 2013 MLS Draft.
2- *WALKER ZIMMERMAN, Furman, CB
U.S. Under-20 centerback has the tools and upside to develop into a standout. A 6-foot-3 aerial force, Zimmerman is young and may not be ready to play right away, but his potential is enough to make him one of the first players taken if he signs a Generation adidas deal.
3- *MIKEY LOPEZ, North Carolina, CM
A freshman starter on UNC's national championship team, he impressed with his motor and passing ability and has earned a place on the U.S. Under-20 team. Hasn't dominated the college game this year as he was expected to, but scouts still rave about his skills.
4- *PATRICK MULLINS, Maryland, F
Clinical finisher with the ability of playing wide as well as at forward, Mullins has been on the Generation adidas radar since his freshman year. Now a junior, Mullins is enjoying a standout season that has him among the handful of players who can be considered a lock to be offered a GA deal.
5- DILLON POWERS, Notre Dame, CM
Two years ago Powers was a highly-rated U.S. Under-20 player who would have been a first-round pick if he had signed with MLS. Two years later, Powers is more mature, more polished and more ready to step in and contribute right away. A central midfielder who can play in a deeper role as well as a box-to-box role, Powers should be one of the first seniors off the board.
6- *ANDRE BLAKE, UConn, GK
The most highly-rated goalkeeping prospect in the nation by a wide margin, the big question surrounding Blake right now is whether he would be better off staying in school another year or signing with MLS and beginning his pro development. The consensus is that Blake isn't ready to step in and start, which could lead to the Jamaican international staying in school. If he does sign, it could be very tough for a team needing a long-term goalkeeping option to pass him up.
7- *PEDRO RIBEIRO, Coastal Carolina, CM
The Brazilian-born midfielder is tall (6-foot-2) but extremely skilled and capable of covering tons of ground in midfield as well as delivering pinpoint passes. His technical quality has scouts buzzing and if he keeps impressing in the NCAA Tournament he should play his way into a GA deal and top 10 spot in the draft.
8- CARLOS ALVAREZ, UConn, CM
The best pure playmaker in the draft, Alvarez has been the driving force in UConn's attack since arriving for years ago and the recent success of college-developed attacking midfielders in MLS should lead to Alvarez having a chance of going early in the draft. Will challenge Powers for 'first-senior taken' title.
Combining power and speed, Johnson is a physical forward who could be able to transition smoothly into the pro game. He is a player who could boost his stock considerably with a strong showing at the MLS Combine, assuming he signs a GA deal.
The youngest player on the big board, Boateng is coming off a freshman season where he showed glimpses of the quality that made him the best high school player in the nation a year ago. Boasting lighting quickness with great feet and a soccer intelligence beyond his years, Boateng has scouts excited about his potential. There are still some concerns about him being too young, but if he signs a GA deal he won't last on the board very long.
11- *DESHORN BROWN, Central Florida, F
If teams go into the draft looking for someone to mimic Darren Mattock's difference-making pace, Brown could be that prospect that draws extra attention. Arguably the fastest player in the draft, Brown is a burner who should cement his status as a top prospect at the Combine. That's if he signs a GA deal.
12- RYAN FINLEY, Notre Dame, F
The top forward in the Big East in 2012 despite not being a starter, Finley didn't let coming off the bench stop him from scoring goals in bunches against top competition. The former Duke standout has an uncanny nose for goal and combines strength with deceptive quickness.
13- ERIK HURTADO, Santa Clara, RM/F
A dangerous forward who could also project as a wide player in the pros, Hurtado's nose for goal and versatility make him a highly-rated draft prospect. The Portland Timbers put a Homegrown Player claim on him, but sources tell SBI that claim has been rejected and Hurtado will be in the draft.
14- BLAKE SMITH, New Mexico, LM
A need for natural left wingers in MLS should make Smith a popular option come draft day. He boasts pace, a willingness to go at defenders and an ability to provide good service from the left flank.
15- EMERY WELSHMAN, Oregon State, F
The Canadian-born striker boosts a good combination of size and quickness, had a dangerous shot and is also a skilled passer. He finished his senior season with 10 goals and 4 assists, and while he did play for the Portland Under-23 team, Welshman is very much a draft prospect and not a Homegrown Player.
Teams looking for a tenacious central midfielder will have an eye on David, who can deliver the hard tackle, go box-to-box and also deliver a good pass. He does face the scrutiny that comes with dealing with multiple injuries during his college career.
17- JOHN STERTZER, Maryland, CM
Big attacking midfielder with good feet and a striker's finishing eye, Stertzer turned heads with his goal-scoring in 2011, and while he hasn't scored as many in 2012 he remains a quality midfield prospect who could climb up this board with a strong NCAA tournament and Combine.
18- ERIC SCHOENLE, West Virginia, CB
A skilled left-footed centerback who drew Generation adidas consideration in 2011, Schoenle has some teams very interested while some still question his strength and ability to adjust to the increased physical level of the pros. Good in the air, and a sharp passer out of the back, Schoenle could see a major boost if he goes to the Combine and shuts down the forwards he faces there.
19- TAYLOR KEMP, Maryland, LB
A highly-skilled left back who may be more attacking threat than defensive specialist, Kemp drew some Generation adidas consideration last season, and this year he's had injury cost him playing time. That still won't stop teams in need of left back help from seriously considering him with a first-round pick.
20- WILL BATES, Virginia, F
A torn ACL late in the 2011 season ended his season and chances of a Generation adidas contract (though he was still a bit of a long-shot to be offered one). Bates is a physical target forward who has made an impressive return from knee surgery to put together a solid senior season. Teams looking for a traditional center forward will have to consider him. as a first-round option.
21- ASHTON BENNETT, Coastal Carolina, F
Hasn't had as big a senior season as a junior campaign, but Bennett has turned it on late in the season and is helping his stock rise. He remains a promising forward prospect who boasts impressive speed and some teams do consider him a sure-fire first rounder.
Combining good size with a tireless motor and ability to make things happen in the final third, Hollingshead is more of an effort player than skill player. Can play as a left winger or second striker, though some scouts have visions of Hollingshead being converted into a defender role.
23- KYLE BEKKER, Boston College CM
An attacking midfielder who can also play in a more central role, Bekker played his senior season with some injury issues that slowed him down. He remains a highly-regarded prospect and has had the chance to train with some MLS teams. His status as a Canadian could cause him to slip a bit, unless one of the Canadian teams decides to grab him earlier.
24- GREG COCHRANE, Louisville, LB/LM
Whether as a left back or a left midfielder, Cochrane has the technical quality on the wing to be a contributor on the next level. Projects more as a left back, an area of need for several MLS teams, which could help him go earlier in the draft.
25- TOMMY MULLER, Georgetown, CB
Polished centerback with good size and and an ability to read the game well, Muller is the leader of the Hoyas defense and has the kind of poise that pro scouts love seeing in a central defender.
26- KORY KINDLE, CSU-Bakersfield, LB
Want a speedy left back who can get forward and whip in good service? Kindle is your guy. Plenty of scouts are aware of him and he could be a player who skyrockets up the board with a strong combine against top level competition.
28- PAOLO DEL PICCOLO, Louisville, DM
A defensive midfielder this year for Louisville, DelPiccolo can play a variety of position along with providing a polished passer and tenacious presence in a deep-lying midfield role.
29- CHARLIE RUGG, Boston College, F
Injuries plagued Rugg during his senior season, but his combination of strength and speed helped him make a real impression during his junior season. Well equipped physically to make the transition to the pro level, Rugg also carries the reputation for being one of the ACC's better forward over the past two years when healthy.
30- ANTHONY ARENA, Wake Forest, CB
A left-footed centerback who could potentially also contribute at left back, Arena has spent time training with the Seattle Sounders and playing for their Under-23 team. At 5-foot-11 he isn't your prototypical centerback, but his skills as a left-footed defender, and versatility, make him an intriguing prospect.
31- DONNIE SMITH, Charlotte, LM
33- CHRIS RITTER, Northwestern, CB
34- JOE FRANCO, Cal-State Northridge, RB
35- CHRIS THOMAS, Elon, F
36- JOSE GOMEZ, Creighton, AM
37- KOFI OPARE, Michigan, CB
38- DYLAN TUCKER-GAGNES, Washington, CB
39- JIMMY NEALIS, Georgetown, LB
40- JAMES BELSHAW, Duke, GK
I too am surprised about the exclusion of Caldwell.
Powers from ND is going to be the real deal, he looks like he is on a different level than most of his teammates or the guys he faces
He didn't impress me with the U-20s, last year was pretty much a bust for him, but glad to see he's regained his prospect status from two years ago (when he was offered a GA deal by MLS and rejected it)…
Sparta Riverside
Know a couple friends who have season tickets to ND and they think Powers is overrated. These guys are pretty knowledgable soccer fans, too. I've never seen him play in person, but wasn't overly impressed with national team duty.
I don't follow college soccer too closely, but am I really looking at a draft board with 40 players on it and not a single one from Akron? Would think one of the best teams in the nation would have at least one player on here.
Most of Akron's top prospects are eligible for Homegrown contracts.
Caldwell – New England
Trapp – Columbus
Serna – Colorado
Yedlin – Seattle
Barson – Columbus
Gallego – New York
Souders – Columbus
I would like to see Ives rank the quality of the likely homegrown player signings and where they would rank relative to the players eligible for the draft. The Red Bulls have at least three players who are currently sophomores in Gallego at Akron, Metzger- Mid and Cardona -GK at Maryland, etc..
Good Jeremy
bam! He was like urghl skeptical arrgh blum doubtful oolf and then you were all POW! here's the facts, glitch!
This looks like the first season in a while that DC won't get a good shot at the first round. That's a good problem to have. Just thinking aloud, but I doubt Ben's going to trade anything for this class.
Wonder how they stack up against the best academy prlayers. Best 11 who takes it?
Did you just ask if the top 11 college players played the top 11 academy players, who would win? Seriously? The Academy team would get run off the field.
Whats the latest draft order?
Here is Dave Kasper's response regarding DC United's draft order
What picks do you have for the MLS draft in mid-January in Indianapolis?
"First and fourth rounds. We have the third-to-last pick in each of those rounds."
Mike in Missouri
Is Anthony Arena Bruce's boy? Will he pan out better than Kenny did?
Probably not even related. His bio page says he's from Kenmore, WA.
there are over 100 soccer leagues on the planet. Only one of them has a draft. When are we going to get rid of this silliness and join the rest of the world?
That makes no sense. How many of those other countries have the same type of college soccer system that we do?
There are plenty of other ways for MLS teams go add players, from their academies, homegrown players, trades, signing players… this is just one of them. And plenty of great players came through the MLS draft, Dempsey, Altidore, Bradley, etc.
College soccer is far from an ideal system for young players. The fewer elite player who go that route, the better. Ideally, college soccer will become like tennis, where the college game provides an opportunity for student-athletes who want to play while studying while genuinely elite players go pro.
Good Jeremy
It is the ideal system for all of our guys who don't play for an academy team or have a pro contract elsewhere though, so why do people knock it?
Bilbo Mitchell
Just wanted to say I fully concur. If things go well, and as player development/academies get better college soccer will contain fewer and fewer future MLSers… just like college tennis, which is probably a bit more exciting to watch than college soccer, even at this juncture.
As this happens and the college draft becomes a very small factor in talent procurement I'd agree with Hal, it'll make sense for college players to be free-agents/trialist/non-club tied players. Till then, the draft makes sense.
When has the US not done things better ? Just another example. People come from all over the world to play Olympic sports here…soccer is no exception.
Henry (Hal)
the US does youth soccer development better then Europe and South America? LOL!!!!!!
His list also contains the top 10 college players in terms of WORST HAIRCUTS. Good lord….
Ives, I am curious about all those players who go through the non-MLS affiliated development academies. Can those players sign directly with any MLS team or do they also have to go through the draft should they want to go straight to MLS?
Louie C.
Surprised not to see Sac State Left Back Oscar Torrico not on here. One of the most consistent D1 Players out there and ready to start on many MLS Teams.
Yeah, usually guys who don't even make All Big-West are shoo ins for top spots in the MLS draft.
Cole VCU
Great to see Jason Johnson on the list, he has loads of talent.. Is there a good chance he gets offered generation adidas or does VCUs early exit hurt his chances?
Cole VCU
Also I always feel like were saying each draft will have a hard time keeping up with last draft but again we are always pleasantly surprised
Anthony Arena is not Bruce's son. Responding to Mike Missouri
You missed one of the top prospects! Perhaps because he plays in a smaller Conference NEC. Marcello Castro defensive player of the year in NEC from Sacred Heart has everything it takes to play in the MLS. In addition is perhaps the best free kick taker in NCAA D-1. He is Brazilian over 6 feet defends with strength and distributes with skill and attacks out of the back 9 GOALS this year.
I agree Kelme, he played again us (UNC Charlotte). He is virtually unplayable. Skilled, strong and speed. That's the truth..
Matt W
Couple sleepers from here in Indiana…….Justin Sass and Matt Sanner. Both are tough as nails, physical, athletic players. Sass is an intimidating defender who went to Evansville and then Butler and who has played for the Michigan Bucks PDL team the past two years. Sanner is a winner, a top target forward who also has dominated at holding mid. He is a 4 time all-Ivy player at Princeton, a DA U18 Champion with Carmel United, a U-19 Finalist with Delco, who played PDL at Reading in 2011. These two guys have played with the best players out there and held their own. They have great upside because they will outwork everyone else. Hope I'm right……
What other sleepers are out there that no one is talking about yet????


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This shrimp vase has been running for 8 months, and it seems to be thriving!
Started out with some snails, then added shrimps. I haven't done any water change since setting it up, only top off every few days.
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Shrimps: Started with 4 RCS now there's about 15 including babies. Added 2 CRS last month and they're pretty happy. also started out with 1 snail and now there's like 30? Feed them once every 2 days with some shrimp pellets
The wood is a branch i found at the park
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CRS checking out the other one eating:
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I have some of these that I've had plants in but no shrimp.
You probably want to do some water change because as the water evaporates some things can get more concentrated and cause problems. I think 10% once a week is a good goal but not mandatory! That's like a pint once a week I think.
Anyway keep up the good work!
Oh and I had a thought, maybe you should either add more water or cut the branch so the upper fork is just at the water surface and make a Wabi-kusa (https://www.google.com/search?q=wabi...E-SH0QG16IDIBQ) or something and plant it in the crook and right at the water's surface. It would be like a little mini bog!
or you can do what this guy did with his branch out of the water:
This looks great! How much water is on it?
Thanks for the suggestions guys!
Probably about 1.2 gallon of water
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+1 on doing at least a small weekly waterchange. 10-20% will help offset the problems caused by evaporation.
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nice! yours is much nicer than mine, even though my shrimp don't mind the utter neglect. they just keep molting. lol
It seems that the massive # of snails are helping.. I have not seen any death and they're molting and breeding.
I'm still amazed that my smallest shrimp "tank" is doing so well. Going on a year now with two of the original three cherry shrimp culls (had one jump ship--landing successfully in another planted bowl a few inches over and below this one!).
3"h x4"diameter bowl (stemmed wineglass)
Nice stemmed wineglass.
That is pretty amazing that those shrimp are doing well in that glass!
Bowls seem to be the most common shape folks reach for, but I actually prefer cylinders and straighter sided vessels--they don't distort the view as much and they're much easier to plant with the substrate being the same level throughout.
It's a little addictive though--I have a hard time shopping for anything without evaluating every glass container as a potential planted vase!
Have you thought about adding any stems to yours?
Boiled some some spinach leaves for my shrimps and after they're done, the snails had a mini orgy:
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