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U.S. MNT Prepares For March 1 Match Against Poland in
Kaiserslautern, Germany, After 4-0 Win Against Guatemala
U.S. FACES POLAND AFTER 4-0 WIN AGAINST GUATEMALA: The U.S. Men's National Team will head to Germany next week after playing their first match at Pizza Hut Park on Sunday (Feb. 19), dominating Guatemala in a 4-0 win. With temperatures hovering around freezing during the match, the U.S. got two goals on either side of halftime. Midfielder Chris Klein set up Ben Olsen and Brian Ching late in the first half, and also scored one of his own for the team's final tally in the 71st minute. Eddie Johnson notched the third U.S. strike just over a minute into the second half. The U.S. is now 3-0-1 in 2006 and, with four tallies against Guatemala, has scored 12 goals in the last three games. After a scoreless draw with Canada, the U.S. buried five goals against Norway in a 5-0 win before netting three against Japan in a 3-2 victory. The U.S. ventures to Germany for their next two matches. The U.S. will face Poland on Wednesday, March 1, at Fritz-Walter-Stadion in Kaiserslautern (tickets), site of the USA's highly anticipated FIFA World Cup match against Italy on June 17. Kickoff for the match is set for 2 p.m. ET and will be broadcast live on ESPN2 and delayed on Telemundo. The U.S. will return three weeks later to face Germany on Wednesday, March 22, at Westfalenstadion in Dortmund. Kickoff for the match is set for 2:25 p.m. ET and will be televised live on ESPN2 and delayed on Telemundo. Fans can also follow both matches in Germany live on ussoccer.com's MatchTracker.
NOTEWORTHY SCORING RUN: Two interesting statistics standout from the USA's current goal barrage of 2006. The U.S. Men's National Team has now scored at least three goals in three consecutive games. The U.S. went 74 years from 1930 through 2003 without such a streak. ... Additionally, the USA's seven goals from seven different goal scorers across the past two games marks the first time in team history that feat has ever been accomplished. Previously, the U.S. has had six different goal scorers across two games 11 different times, including the most recent occurrence in 2003.
U.S. MNT TO PLAY JAMAICA ON APRIL 11: The U.S. Men's National Team will continue its 2006 World Cup preparations with a match against Jamaica on Tuesday, April 11, at SAS Park in Cary, N.C. Kickoff for the game is at 7 p.m. ET and will be broadcast live on ESPN2. Fans can also follow the match at ussoccer.com's MatchTracker. The match will occur just under a month before the team begins to use the Cary facility as their base training camp prior to the 2006 FIFA World Cup. The team will begin final preparations for Germany on May 9 in Cary, and will train for approximately two weeks at the facility. Tickets for the game go on sale starting Friday, March 3, at 10 a.m. ET online at ussoccer.com, at all Cary and Raleigh Ticketmaster outlets (including Hechts, FYE, and Publix Stores) and by phone at 919-834-4000. Groups of 15 or more can purchase tickets by calling 312-528-1290.
U.S. MNT UNVEILS NEW JERSEY FOR 2006 FIFA WORLD CUP: Nike and U.S. Soccer have unveiled the 2006 U.S. Men's National Team jersey (photos), which will be worn this summer by the U.S. at the FIFA World Cup in Germany. The jersey debuted on the field this Sunday (Feb. 19), as the U.S. defeated Guatemala at Pizza Hut Park in Frisco, Texas. The jerseys will hit the shelves in early April, but fans can pre-order jerseys at ussoccerstore.com now. Inspired by the jersey of the 1950 World Cup tournament where the U.S. defeated England, the white of the home jersey backs a double obsidian blue and brick house red stripe that runs down the left side, disappearing into the blue short and re-appearing for the length of the white sock. The U.S. Soccer logo sits over the stripe on the left chest and on the right leg of the short. The away kit is a modern-day retro jersey, harkening back to the original Nike uniform designed for the U.S. Men's National Team back in 1995 and worn for two years. The uniform features a deep obsidian blue jersey, with a rich brick house red horizontal stripe across the chest bordered on either side by clean white stripes. The number breaks up the stripe in the center of the chest, and a prominent U.S. Soccer logo is on the left chest. While based on tradition, the cut of the jerseys have been streamlined for a sleeker look and more comfortable fit. The major advancement in comfort comes from the use of Nike Sphere Dry material in the garment construction. This technology wicks sweat away from the body through the shirt while featuring raised nodes on the underside that lift the shirt away from the players' bodies to keep their skin drier and reduce shirt cling.
U.S. U-21 WNT SPLITS MATCHES IN THE U.K: The U.S. Under-21 Women's National Team defeated the Scotland Women's National Team, 3-1, but fell to the England U-21 Women's National Team, 2-1, on a quick, and cold, tour of the United Kingdom. Temperatures during the trip rarely rose out of the 30s as the USA played one match in Scotland on Feb. 15 and one match in London on Feb. 17. Against Scotland, the USA dominated, out-shooting the Scots 23-4 while getting two goals from forward Tiffany Weimer and one from midfielder Ashley Pistorius. Weimer opened the scoring in the 22nd minute off an assist from midfielder Sarah Huffman, but Scotland equalized 10 minutes later through Jo Love, leveling the match at 1-1 going into halftime. The USA would put the game away with goals in the 58th and 68th minutes as Pistorius scored off an assist from Bristyn Davis and Weimer got her second of the game off an assist from defender Mary Castelanelli. Against the England U-21s, the USA took an early lead through forward Liz Bogus in the eighth minute, but the English tied the game in the 58th minute, then got the winner on a free kick from Michelle Evens in the 77th. Kati Jo Spisak started both games in goal for the United States. With numerous U-21 aged players currently with the U.S. U-20s and the full Women's National Team, several players had the opportunity to make their U-21 international debuts on the trip. Those players included Pistorius, Davis, Weimer and Bogus, along with forwards Kerri Hanks and Natalie Budge, midfielder Allie Long (a member of the U.S. U-20 team), defenders Holly Gault and Deney Riley, and goalkeeper Ashley Philips.
U.S. U-21 WNT Schedule in the UK
Date Opponent Result U.S. Goalscorers
Feb. 15 Scotland 3-1 W Weimer (2), Pistorius
Feb. 17 England U-21 1-2 L Bogus
U-17 MNT TO FACE TRINIDAD & TOBAGO U-21 MNT AND SOUTH FLORIDA THIS WEEK: The U.S. Under-17 Men's National Team will play two games this week in Florida. On Wednesday, Feb. 22, the U-17s will take on the Trinidad & Tobago Under-21 Men's National Team at IMG Academy in Bradenton. On Saturday, Feb. 25, the U-17s will then head to Tampa to take on the University of South Florida.
U-17 MNT Schedule
Date Team Opponent
Feb. 22 U.S. U-17 '90s Trinidad & Tobago U-21 MNT
Feb. 25 U.S. U-17 '89s USF
GERMANS COME TO CALIFORNIA AS U.S. U-16 GNT HOLDS SECOND CAMP OF '06: The U.S. Under-16 Girl's National Team will conduct its second training camp of the year from March 4-11 at The Home Depot Center in Carson, Calif. The camp, which will be held concurrently with the U.S. Under-17 Women's National Team camp, will feature two matches each for the U.S. U-16s and U-17s against the German U-17s, and one scrimmage between the U.S. U-16s and U-17s. There will be matches on five straight days from March 5-9. Last year, the U-16s lost the first game to the German U-17s, 1-0, but rebounded with a 3-1 win in the second game. The U.S. U-17s defeated Germany twice, both by 2-0 scores. The U.S. U-17 roster is not yet finalized. U.S. U-16 GNT head coach Kazbek Tambi has called in 24 players, most born in 1990, but the group also includes five players born in 1991 that have been called up from the U.S. U-15 GNT pool that held its first of the year camp in late January. Sixteen of the players in this camp attended the first U-16 GNT training camp of the year that also took place in late January.
U.S. U-16 GNT Roster
GOALKEEPERS (3): Bianca Henniger (Saratoga, Calif.), Kim Kern (Raleigh, N.C.), Catherine Parkhill (Apple Valley, Minn.); DEFENDERS (7): Jazmyne Avant (Coppell, Texas), Amber Brooks (New Hope, Pa.), Zakiya Bywaters (Las Vegas, Nevada), Jennifer Laponte (Castro Valley, Calif.), Camille Levin (Newport Beach, Calif.), Michelle Olivier (Rosewell, Georgia), Alyssa Pember (Northport, N.Y.); MIDFIELDERS (6): Shira Averbuch (Upper Montclair, N.J.), Julia Bouchelle (Cockeysville, Md.), Kristen Mewis (Hanson, Mass.), Mariah Noguiera (Westminster, Calif.), Casey Short (Naperville, Ill.), Beth West (Centennial, Colo.); FORWARDS (7): Lauren Alwine (Elizabethtown, Pa.), Miriam Azimi (Sacramento, Calif.), Brittani Bartok (Union, N.J.), Brianna Garcia (Babylon, N.Y.), Maggie Kistner (St. Louis, Mo.), Sidney Leroux (Lakewood, Wash.), Tiffany McCarty (Laurel, Md.), Alyssa Rich (Cincinnati, Ohio)
U.S. U-16 GNT and U-17 WNT Schedule
Date Matchup Time
March 5 U.S. U-17 WNT vs. Germany U-17 WNT 11 a.m.
March 6 U.S. U-16 GNT vs. Germany U-17 WNT 10 a.m.
March 7 U.S. U-17 WNT vs. U.S. U-16 GNT 11 a.m.
March 8 U.S. U-17 WNT vs. Germany U-17 WNT 4 p.m.
March 9 U.S. U-16 GNT vs. Germany U-17 WNT 10 a.m.
U-15 BNT HOLD FIRST CAMP OF 2006 AT THE HOME DEPOT CENTER: The U.S. Under-15 Boys' National Team will hold their first camp of 2006 from February 25-March 4 at The Home Depot Center in Carson, Calif. Head coach Jim Barlow invited in 48 players into the weeklong camp, all of which were born in 1991.
U-15 BNT Schedule
Date Opponent
Feb. 28 Cal South ODP
Feb. 28 So Cal United
March 1 Valley United
March 1 AUSC Flyers
March 2 Santa Anita SC
March 2 So Cal United
March 3 Rampage
March 3 AUSC Flyers
U-15 BNT Roster
GOALKEEPERS (5): Connor Askins (Boston, Mass.), Rafael Diaz (Rockaway, N.J.), Keegan Gunderson (Circle Pines, Minn.), Zac MacMath (St. Petersburg, Fla.), Brandon Paul (Flemington, N.J.); DEFENDERS (13): James Balba (Torrance, Calif.), Gregory Garza (Grapevine, Texas), Bonny Londono (Nutley, N.J.), Nick Millington (Raleigh, N.C.), Aubrey Perry (Oconee, Fla.), Regionald Phelps (Boynton Beach, Fla.), Jossimar Sanchez (Patterson, N.J.), Chris Smith (Chula Vista, Calif.), Jeffrey Strickland (Davis, Calif.), Zarek Valentin (Lancaster, Pa.), Juan Valladolid (Oxnard, Calif.), Parker Walsh (Roanoke, Va.), David Yang (Ann Arbor, Mich.); MIDFIELDERS (21): Jason Alvarez (Palm Coast, Fla.), Eder Arreola (Chino Hills, Calif.), Chad Barson (Lewis Center, Ohio), Tristen Bowen (Los Angeles, Calif.), Scott Caldwell (Braintree, Mass.), Francisco Cobo (Cali, Colombia), Ian Christianson (Cedar Rapids, Iowa), Kadeem Dacres (Rosedale, N.Y.), Tommaso D'Agostino (Longmeadow, Mass.), Kevin Durr (Garmisch, Germany), Uwen Etuk (Herndon, Va.), Paul Islas (Fresno, Calif.), Jesus Landores (Oxnard, Calif.), Dyland Mencia (Honesdale, Pa.), James Mulligan (Medford, N.Y.), Amobi Okugo (Sacramento, Calif.), Mario Perez (Brownsville, Texas), Alexei Reyes (Dallas, Texas), Michael Roman (Oxnard, Calif.), Kofi Sarkodie (Huber Heights, Ohio), Cameron Wilder (Kennesaw, Ga.); FORWARDS (9): Dersu Abolfathi (Irvine, Calif.), Ade Akinsanya (Sacramento, Calif.), Jose Altamirano (San Diego, Calif.), Will Bates (Chester, Va.), Abdus Ibrahim (Richfield, Minn.), Russell Jackson (Thousand Oaks, Calif.), Andrew Lubahn (Eerie, Pa.), Jesus Mireles (Pharr, Texas), Jesse Ortiz (Aurora, Ill.).
ESPN2 AND ABC ANNOUNCE MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER SCHEDULE: ESPN2 will kick off its 11th season of Major League Soccer coverage Saturday, April 1, at 11 p.m. ET with a rematch of the 2005 MLS Cup contest featuring the New England Revolution at the Los Angeles Galaxy. ESPN2's MLS schedule will feature 23 regular-season matches and three MLS Cup Playoff matches – mostly late afternoons on Saturday. ABC Sports will present the league's season-opening match – Chicago Fire at FC Dallas – Saturday, April 1 at 4 p.m. from The Home Depot Center, the MLS All-Star Game, Saturday, July 29 at 3:30 p.m., and MLS Cup from the Pizza Hut Park in Frisco, Texas, Sunday, Nov. 12, at 3:30 p.m. A full television schedule is available at MLSnet.com.
GALAXY AND REVOLUTION READY FOR 2006 CONCACAF CHAMPIONS' CUP: Fox Soccer Channel and Fox Sports en Español announced the return of the CONCACAF Champions' Cup. The tournament will be aired in English on Fox Soccer Channel and in Spanish on Fox Sports en Español. The eight-team field for the 2006 CONCACAF Champions' Cup includes Mexico's Club América and CD Toluca, defending champion Deportivo Saprissa and LD Alajuelense of Costa Rica, Honduras's CD Olímpia, Portmore United of Jamaica, and Major League Soccer's New England Revolution and Los Angeles Galaxy. The 2005 MLS champions Los Angeles Galaxy faces Deportivo Saprissa in their quarterfinal series. The New England Revolution, the 2005 MLS Eastern Conference Champions, will make their second-ever appearance in the Champions' Cup this year. Aside from the Galaxy, 1998 Champions' Cup winner D.C. United is the only other MLS team to have ever achieved the continental honor.
2006 CONCACAF Champions' Cup Quarterfinals Schedule*
Date Teams Time (ET)
Wed, Feb. 22 New England Revolution vs. LD Alajuelense 6 p.m.
Wed, Feb. 22 CD Olímpia vs. CF Toluca 7:30 p.m.
Wed, Feb. 22 Portmore United vs. Club América 9:30 p.m.
Thurs, Feb. 23 LA Galaxy vs. Deportivo Saprissa 11 p.m.
Wed, March 8 CF Toluca vs. CD Olimpia 4 p.m.
Wed, March 8 Club América vs. Portmore United 8 p.m.
Wed, March 8 LD Alajuelense vs. New England Revolution 9 p.m.
Wed, March 8 Deportivo Saprissa vs. LA Galaxy 9 p.m.
* Home team is listed first and all times are Eastern. Telecast schedules will vary and not all games will air live.
GET DETAILED INFORMATION ON GERMANY FOR YOUR WORLD CUP TRIP: U.S. Soccer is working with the German National Tourist Office to help give American fans traveling to Germany to watch the World Cup a source and tool for making their trip this summer an unforgettable one. Germany is rolling out the red carpet for visitors with diverse soccer-related fan festivals, cultural events and special exhibitions in all 12 host cities, as well as smaller towns. Along with public viewing locations for all 64 games, there will be theater events, concerts and parties before, during and after the World Cup. Media and fans can find out about all these spectacular events and get detailed information on every host city by logging onto the German National Tourist Office website at cometogermany.com.
USL FORMS SUPER-20 LEAGUE: United Soccer Leagues announced last week the creation of the USL Super-20 League, a new league designed as a graduating youth league for elite players from ages 17-20 as they advance beyond the traditional youth bracket to the senior professional and amateur development leagues. The league will debut this summer with teams representing all levels of U.S. and Canadian soccer. The Super-20 League, for men and women, will replace the Under-19 age bracket of the Super Y-League, which will now range from U-13 to U-17 for boys and girls. The date for the birth year has been changed to the international standard of Jan. 1 from the previous date of Aug. 1, which now provides an additional six months of eligible players on teams' roster, extending the bracket into the range of 20-year-olds. PDL and W-League teams will now be able to add USL Super-20 teams to expand their development goals as well as their player pool for the senior team.
MLS ANNOUNCES COMPETITION CHANGES FOR 2006: Major League Soccer Deputy Commissioner Ivan Gazidis announced competition changes for the 2006 MLS regular season, as approved by the MLS Competition Committee. Among the changes is the formation of a newly created Technical Committee, whose role is to examine issues in-depth from a technical perspective and to provide input to the Competition Committee. The Technical Committee consists of MLS coaches, MLS General Managers, former MLS players and League Office technical staff and recently conducted its first meeting. The Competition Committee made the following changes for the 2006 MLS season:
2007 CONCACAF Champions' Cup Participants - The team that has the most overall points at the end of the regular season will automatically qualify as one of two United States entries for the 2007 CONCACAF Champions' Cup. The second entry will be the winner of MLS Cup 2006, which will be played at Pizza Hut Park in Frisco, Texas, on November 12, 2006 (live on ABC Sports). In the event that the overall points' leader also wins MLS Cup 2006, the second U.S. entry will be awarded to the team with the second most points at the end of the regular season.
Balanced Gameday Rosters - Both the home team and the visiting team can have up to seven players available for selection as substitutes on game days, bringing the game day roster to 18 players for each team. Previously, home teams were permitted to dress 20 total players (nine available substitutes) while the visiting team could dress 16 total players (five available substitutes).
Caution Points Eliminated - Players will be suspended for one game following the accumulation of five yellow cards, regardless of the nature of the infraction. A player will subsequently be suspended for one additional game after accumulating a total of eight cautions and a third suspension will be applied after three additional yellow cards (11 total cautions). Previously, caution points were attributed to various types of yellow card infractions.
PEAK PERFORMER: U.S. MNT midfielder Chris Klein made his push for the USA's 2006 FIFA World Cup roster against Guatemala on Sunday. Klein was involved in three of the U.S. men's four goals, dishing out two assists before scoring a goal of his own in the 71st minute.
MARQUEE MATCHUP: After winning the 2005 MLS Cup and finishing as runner up, the Los Angeles Galaxy and the New England Revolution will face Costa Rican clubs Deportivo Saprissa and LC Alajuelense, respectively, in the 2006 CONCACAF Champions' Cup. The Revolution opens the tournament against Alajuelense at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 22, in Hamilton, Bermuda, while Los Angeles hosts defending champion Saprissa at 11 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 23, live on Fox Soccer Channel.
SOCCER SHOCKER: All of Italy gasped on Sunday when Roma captain Francesco Totti went down against Empoli, suffering a broken bone in his left foot. Totti, who is also an Italian National Team stalwart, will be out for up to three months, according to EFE news agency reports. The U.S. was drawn into the same group as Italy, Group E, for the 2006 FIFA World Cup, along with Ghana and the Czech Republic.
QUOTABLE: "You could be running all day in that weather. The thing is, you don't want to be running against us all day because we'll run you down."
-- U.S. MNT defender Frankie Hejduk on the cold weather in Frisco, Texas, after the USA's 4-0 win against Guatemala on Sunday (Feb. 19).
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Four Lions Earn All-Conference Honors
WINGATE, NC - Saint Leo's Matt Obermeyer has been named the 2011 Deep South Conference Freshman of the Year. Mars Hill College senior attack Tyler Farmer has been named the league's Player of the Year. Florida Southern coach Marty Ward and Lenoir-Rhyne's Greg Paradine earn co-Coach of the Year honors. All-conference awards were handed out on Monday after a coaches vote was held Sunday afternoon. Obermeyer has netted 33 goals on the year, leading all freshmen and ranking third in the conference. He also has five assists, and ranks sixth in the DSC with 3.17 points per game. Seventeen of his 33 goals came during conference play.
Farmer leads the Deep South Conference with 4.00 points and 3.15 goals per game. He helped lead Mars Hill to the regular season conference title, leading the league's most prolific offense. He has 41 goals on the year, along with 11 assists for a conference-best 52 points.
Ward led Florida Southern to a 4-2 conference record, finishing in a three-way tie for second. The Moccasins are 7-6 overall, and handed league champion Mars Hill its only conference loss of the year. FSC is the top seed in the south region, getting a bye in the first round of the 2011 DSC Tournament.
Paradine guided the first-year Lenoir-Rhyne Bears to a four-win season. The Bears notched two conference victories in the 2011 season. Paradine led Lenoir-Rhyne to its first-ever victory on March 2, a 14-11 win over Lees-McRae. The Bears won two of its last three league contests. Lenoir-Rhyne won 13-12 at Rollins, then knocked off Saint Leo 10-8 in the final league game of the 2011 season.
Mars Hill senior Eric Benesch joins Farmer as a first team selection at the attack position. Benesch is sixth in the DSC with 27 goals, while ranking second with 21 assists. He ranks third in the league with 3.69 points per game. Catawba junior attack Braden Artem also earns first team honors. He is second in the league with 34 goals. Artem has also collected 11 assists, ranking second in the conference with 3.75 points per game.
Mars Hill junior TJ Cowx leads the way as a first team selection in the midfield. He is the league's leader with 26 assists on the season, to go along with 12 goals. Cowx is seventh in the league with 2.92 points per game. Wingate sophomore Derek Watts earns first team honors in the midfield. He ranks third on the Bulldog charts with 22 goals, to go along with eight assists. Lenoir-Rhyne freshman Tyler Kotch rounds out the first team for the midfield. He leads the Bears with 24 goals on the season, adding eight assists for a team-best 32 points.
Mars Hill junior Chris Cudmore, along with Saint Leo senior Mike Del Buono earn first team honors as specialists. Cudmore leads the Lions with 61 ground balls and 38 caused turnovers. He also has five goals and four assists on the year. Del Buono has racked up a team-best 110 ground balls on the season, and has won 182 of 289 face-offs for the Lions. Del Buono also has three goals and an assist on the year.
Mars Hill junior Dalton Jernigan leads the way on the first team defense. He has led a Mars Hill defense that leads the league in goals allowed and turnovers caused. Jernigan has 17 ground balls and 16 caused turnovers on the year. Wingate senior Matt Ramsey joins Jernigan on the first team. He has led a Wingate defense that allowed only 7.83 goals per game during conference play. Ramsey has handed out three assists on the year, while collecting 39 ground balls and forcing 23 turnovers. Saint Leo senior Ryan Askerberg rounds out the first team defense. He led a Saint Leo defense that caused 9.33 turnovers per game during conference play. Askerberg has collected 50 ground balls on the year.
Mars Hill junior Dylan Price is the first team selection at the goalie position. He is allowing only 6.76 goals per game, while leading the league with a .654 save percentage. Price has 159 saves on the year, while allowing only 84 goals in 13 contests, helping the Lions lead the league in goals against average.
Wingate sophomore Colin O'Donoghue leads the way at attack on the second team. He is seventh in the league with 29 goals and third with 22 assists, ranking fourth with 3.64 points per game. Florida Southern junior Mat Thompson also earns second team honors. He ranks fourth in the conference with 28 goals and 10th with 2.54 points per contest. Catawba senior Marty Tuohy is a second team selection, ranking 10th with 23 goals and eighth with 2.92 points per game. Saint Leo sophomore George Proechel rounds out the second team at the attack position. He ranks fifth in the league with 25 goals, seventh with 14 assists and fifth with 3.25 points per game.
Florida Southern freshman Kevin Naslonski leads the way on the second team in the midfield. He ranks third on the FSC charts with 14 goals to go along with two assists and eight ground balls. Catawba junior Fred Turcio also earns second team honors. He has notched 15 goals and six assists on the year, while also collecting 27 ground balls. Wingate junior Bryan Bayliss rounds out the second team midfield. He has 12 goals and seven assists on the year, while collecting 35 ground balls and causing six turnovers.
Florida Southern junior Adam Ismaeil and Catawba senior Casey Chinn are the second team specialists. Ismaeil leads the Moccasins with 55 ground balls on the year, while also notching five goals and three assists. Chinn has won 110 of 207 face-offs for the Indians, while collecting a team-best 68 ground balls.
Catawba sophomore Drew Stoltz leads the second team defense. He is a key part of a Catawba defense that ranks second in the DSC in goals allowed at 8.16. Stoltz has 21 ground balls and 14 caused turnovers. Mars Hill senior Mark Burnett is a second team selection. Another key contributor to the league's top defense, Burnett has 33 ground balls and 33 caused turnovers on the season. Rollins sophomore Nick Scannapieco is a second team selection. He leads the Tars with 21 caused turnovers on the year, while also collecting 31 ground balls and a goal on the season. Florida Southern freshman Larry Gress rounds out the second team defense. A key part of the FSC defense that is third in the league in goals allowed, Gress has collected 27 ground balls and caused seven turnovers.
Wingate junior goalie Dan Dlugozima earns second team honors. He is second in the conference with 156 saves, with a save percentage of .567. Dlugozima was at his best in league games, ranking second with a 7.93 goals against average.
2011 All-Deep South Conference
First Team
Tyler Farmer, Mars Hill, Senior
Eric Benesch, Mars Hill, Senior
Braden Artem, Catawba, Junior
Midfield TJ Cowx, Mars Hill, Junior
Derek Watts, Wingate, Sophomore
Tyler Kotch, Lenoir-Rhyne, Freshman
Chris Cudmore, Mars Hill, Junior
Mike Del Buono, Saint Leo, Senior Defense
Dalton Jernigan, Mars Hill, Junior
Matt Ramsey, Wingate, Senior
Ryan Askerberg, Saint Leo, Senior
Dylan Price, Mars Hill, Junior
Second Team
Colin O'Donoghue, Wingate, Sophomore
Mat Thompson, Florida Southern, Junior
Marty Tuohy, Catawba, Senior
George Proechel, Saint Leo, Sophomore
Kevin Naslonski, Florida Southern, Freshman
Fred Turcio, Catawba, Junior
Bryan Bayliss, Wingate, Junior
Adam Ismaeil, Florida Southern, Junior
Casey Chinn, Catawba, Senior
Drew Stoltz, Catawba, Sophomore
Mark Burnett, Mars Hill, Senior
Nick Scannapieco, Rollins, Sophomore
Larry Gress, Florida Southern, Freshman
Dan Dlugozima, Wingate, Junior
Honorable Mention
Ike Hopper, Florida Southern, Sophomore
Austin Ricci, Rollins, Junior
Cory Losselyong, Catawba, Junior
Jon Freda, Florida Southern, Junior
Eric Schmit, Rollins, Junior
Adam Jones, Wingate, Senior
Stephen O'Hara, Lenoir-Rhyne, Freshman
Andrew Almansberger, Florida Southern, Junior
DSC Player of the Year - Tyler Farmer, Mars Hill
DSC Freshman of the Year - Matt Obermeyer, Saint Leo
DSC Coach of the Year - Marty Ward, Florida Southern; Greg Paradine, Lenoir-Rhyne


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Airport unveils mobile link for travelers
Updated 7:59 pm, Friday, November 9, 2012
Travelers using San Antonio International Airport now can check on their flights while on the go by using its new mobile website.
The mobile site was unveiled Friday as the aviation department announced branding changes that include a new logo for the airport system and separate websites for San Antonio International Airport, Stinson Municipal Airport and the aviation department itself.
The mobile website is a first of its kind for San Antonio that officials expect will catch on quickly
"It's a real clean and crisp look, and it gives people the ability to check on their flights quickly," department spokesman Rich Johnson said.
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He also said travelers using iPhones, iPads and other mobile devices automatically will be directed to the mobile link when they connect to the web address for the international airport: www.sanantonio-airport.com. That's also the address for Stinson and the aviation department.
"Designed for today's travelers, the international airport's full site and the mobile site are ideal planning tools with up-to-date information in a well-organized format developed after months of research and input from stakeholders and travelers," Aviation Director Frank R. Miller said.
The San Antonio International site has new features such as tracking maps for flights that show customers in real time how far along their flights are and transmitting capabilities that can send individuals emails and text messages on the status of flights.
Johnson said the new logo, featuring a stylized "S" formed by the vapor trail of an airplane, and the airport websites were designed internally, but the mobile website was designed by Infax Inc., the company that already provides arriving and departing flight information at the airport. It cost the city $8,400, he said.
Thomas Moore, who chairs the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce's aerospace committee, supported the new mobile website and other airport upgrades the city has planned.
He's interested in seeing that the mobile site includes information about the length of the delays at security checkpoints, and Johnson said that feature could be included later.


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Memorial Day Tribute 2010
May 30, 2010 — Meridian, Mississippi
As the nation pauses to give remembrance on this Memorial Day, my thoughts turn to family members, classmates, and fellow Marines who paid the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Throughout this great land, gravesites, markers, and memorials serve as reminders of the countless men and women who unselfishly desired to serve their country, even if it meant losing their lives.
My thoughts in 2010 are centered on Jerry Roe Grubbs who was killed in Vietnam in 1968. While I have no one-to-one recollection of our years spent together in elementary and junior high, I do have fond memories of my years at Mendenhall School -- from Mrs. Hennington's fourth grade class to Mrs. Neely's eighth grade homeroom -- during the years 1957 - 1962.
We were the kids of the baby boom in the truest sense, running carefree with no thoughts of the death and hardships that the war brewing a world away in Southeast Asia would bring to small towns all across America, including Mendenhall.
Jerry joined the Army a year after high school graduation in 1966. Who would have ever imagined that the young man from the Jupiter community, who classmates recently described to me as "skinny, freckle-faced, quiet, sweet, and never caused any trouble," would soon be jumping out of airplanes as a paratrooper or leading a group of infantrymen against an enemy stronghold? On April 20, 1968, at the age of 20, Jerry became the sixth soldier from Simpson County to lose his life in Vietnam.
For his heroism on that fateful day, Private First Class Grubbs of the famed 101st Airborne Division was awarded the Silver Star medal by the U.S. Army. A huge honor for a little man who gave his all in the heat of battle. Jerry's name will forever be enshrined on the Vietnam Veteran's Memorial Wall in Washington, D.C. and at the Mississippi Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Ocean Springs. Jerry's memory is also kept alive in Mendenhall's V.F.W. Post 122, which bears his name for being the veteran of honor in the post's WWII-Korea-Vietnam namesake (Ross-Williamson-Grubbs).
Jer-Roe, my friend. As I mentioned earlier, I would be telling a story if I claimed any specific memories with you in the classroom, scurrying up and down the hallways, or having fun on the playground in Mendenhall. However, your legacy of true patriotism will always be remembered and honored by your classmates. While I regret that I have waited over 40 years to say "thanks," I want you to know that I, along with all the Class of '66, will never forget the price you paid by stepping forward and answering your country's call during a very uncertain time.
Semper Fidelis,
Van K. McCarty
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IKEA will be a tough act to follow, but local leasing agents say there will still be plenty of new retail developments for Winnipeggers to get fired up about in 2013.
Many of the names will be familiar to local consumers. They include Target, Marshalls, Lowe's, Cabela's, H&M, Kohl's, Dick's Sporting Goods, La Maison Simons, Dollar Tree and Famous Dave's.
Some, like Target, Marshall's, and Cabela's, had previously confirmed plans to open new stores in Winnipeg in 2013.
Others are retailers who have been eyeing the Winnipeg market for several years and, if the right location at the right price can be found, may be ready to take the plunge. That group, local commercial leasing agents say, includes Bed, Bath & Beyond (rumoured to be joining Marshalls in the Polo North development), Lowe's (long rumoured to be coming to the IKEA-led Seasons of Tuxedo development in southwest Winnipeg), Dick's Sporting Goods, Kohl's, La Maison Simons, H&M, and J.Crew.
A third group are retail chains that already have outlets here but want to open more. They include Famous Dave's, Taco Del Mar, and Dollar Tree. And Marshalls could be added to that list once they open their first store this spring.
"Like Winners, they're not here to do one store," said Ken Yee, senior executive vice-president of the Winnipeg office of Cushman & Wakefield. "They're here to do three or four stores."
Winnipeggers have seen a raft of new restaurant chains enter the local market in the last year or two, including Famous Dave's, Five Guys Burgers and Fries, Fox and Fiddle, and State & Main. But there are still plenty of others waiting in the wings, according to Michael Stronger, a commercial leasing agent with Shindico Realty Inc.
"There are a lot of them looking at Winnipeg right now," Stronger said, although for business reasons he wasn't willing to name names. He said some are U.S. chains and others are Canadian operations.
"Right now, the major chains are interested in being anywhere they're not and where the economy is expanding," he explained. "And we're certainly a city that's growing and whose economic prospects are positive."
Yee said there are several Asian buffet chains looking to enter the Winnipeg market. But like Stronger, he wasn't ready to reveal their names just yet.
Stronger said if there's a retail development that has the potential to make the kind of splash IKEA's arrival made in 2012, it's the pending opening of the new Target stores.
"When those... Target stores open, it's going to create a real stir in the market. Everyone will want to check out Target."
Stronger said the Grant Park and Southdale shopping centres stand to benefit the most from the arrival of a retail magnet such as Target.
"For Polo Park and Kildonan Place, it will be an important but incremental addition. But adding a Target to Southdale and (Grant Park) -- you could call that transformational," he said. "It changes the draw dramatically."
Where Target opts to open its Polo Park-area store will also have a big impact on the local market. Its options are the Zellers location in Polo Park shopping centre and the 10.6-hectare Canad Inns Stadium site just north of the mall, where Cadillac Fairview and Shindico are planning a major new multi-use commercial development.
The betting is on the stadium site. If that's where it opts to build a 170,000-square-foot stand-alone store, it will free 90,000 square feet of space for redevelopment in the Polo Park mall.
"That's a lot of space to open up at all at once in a mall, especially a dominant one like Polo Park," Stronger said. He noted the last time a big chunk of space became available in the mall -- the former Canada Safeway spot -- "that allowed them to backfill it with some fantastic retailers, including Forever 21."
Polo Park general manager Deborah Green said they won't know where Target is going until Cadillac and Shindico finalize the deal to acquire the stadium site, and she said she's not sure how soon that will happen.
"But things are very positive and progressing," she said, noting city council has already approved a Target store for the site if the city finalizes a deal to sell the land to Cadillac and Shindico.
Green said if Target opts for the stadium site, Cadillac Fairview will have no trouble finding retailers to backfill the Zellers space, although she doesn't know when it will become available.
"A lot of retailers are still very, very interested in Winnipeg and want to get into this market," she said. "We're chatting with a lot of them, but I can't say who they are. But there is just so much going on on the retail front in Winnipeg."
Yee and Stronger said there are still lots of sites available for further retail development in Winnipeg, including the massive IKEA/Seasons of Tuxedo site, the stadium site, the Bridgwater Forest Townsite and several sites Shindico has on Portage Avenue West, on Taylor Avenue and Reenders Drive north of the Kildonan Place Shopping Centre.
Know of any newsworthy or interesting trends or developments in the local office, retail or industrial real estate sectors? Let real estate reporter Murray McNeill know at the email address below or at 204-697-7254.


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I am currently using he revealing module pattern in a project and i have a page that needs some js code to be used that will be quite large.I'd like to add this page's js as a module but it will only work if it can access the main modules private functions.Is this possible?
If you're attempting to access private modules, that is almost certainly a bad-code smell that indicates that something else should be done instead, for which well-known patterns and solutions are all but guaranteed to exist.
Can you give us further information on what you're wanting to achieve, and what you're considering on doing?
Thanks for the reply. Essentially i have a main script that is using the revealing module pattern. I am now creating a new page that has some heavy js on it which i d rather have in a separate file and only include it on this page. The problem i have is that the main js file has some private functions that id like to use in the second file. I was hoping there would be a way to write it so the second file could be added to the main one.
So if first file has a namespace of mod then i can in the second file use either mod.second for example or still use mod but add new functions to it.
The main file has functions for Ajax calls and loaders and generic items i need to use in the second file.hope that helps
It's normally more beneficial to keep modules separate, so from what I've heard so far, it seems that it would be a good idea to either extract those private functions, or to provide a public interface for them so that the can be used.
I found a Sitepoitn article:
Where they use these functions but im not sure if this is good or not?
//protected utility functions
utils =
//add properties to an object
extend : function(root, props)
for(var key in props)
root[key] = props[key];
return root;
//copy an object property then delete the original
privatise : function(root, prop)
var data = root[prop];
try { delete root[prop]; }
catch(ex) { root[prop] = null; }
return data;
It is not a good idea to chuck your code in to another module, just because you want to use some private parts from within there. There are better solutions to the problem.
Can you give us more information about your specific situation?
If you're after a nice modular approach that gives you a dependency management system as well, I would recommend using RequireJS. As an added advantage, it loads your scripts asynchronously.
Get started by including RequireJS:
<script src="//cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/require.js/2.1.6/require.min.js" data-main="scripts/main.js"></script>
Note that the <script> has a data-main attribute that should point to your RequireJS configuration/bootstrap.
For the purposes of this demo we'll assume we have the following file structure:
We only need a really basic configuration file called "main.js":
// Define the baseURL if your scripts live in a different directory than the
// "main.js" that you indicated as the "main" script on the RequireJS script tag
baseURL: "scripts"
// Define this module with it's only dependency being the app.js module.
define(["app/app"], function(App){
"use strict";
// we can do whatever here - I expose the
// main App to the window because it helps with debugging
window.App = App;
A module is defined as follows:
define(["some/dependency/module1", "another/module2"], function(Module1, Module2) {
// RequireJS expects that an object of some sort is returned.
// This can be an object literal, an instantiated class, etc.
return {
something: "someValue"
I've set up a demo on http://afterlight.com.au/sitepoint/RequireJSSample/ (which includes a link to a ZIP file to download that example).
Hope this helps
Thanks AussieJohn i have used require js before but that doesnt help with my current problem which is using the module pattern to be able to have two modules that can use the main module's methods. Thank you for your detailed help.
Paul: i currently have one script.js file that using the module pattern has many private methods and only 2 public methods. On a particular page i need to do bespoke code that will be quite large but only for this one page so i really do not want to load this on any other page. I want to be able to use 2 or 3 of the private methods on this page.i don't want to make them public and id rather not have to copy them over as maintaining them will be a pain. One of the main private methods is for ajax calls and some of the others id like to be able to use are for modal windows.
Those sound like perfect methods to expose publicly so all other modules can see them. As Paul suggested earlier you could either put them in their own library/utility module or create a public accessor for them on their current module.
is it not better to have your ajax function private?
I'm sure from an (ideal) application design point of view there might be some benefits to having those methods private, however I tend to go with whichever approach is more pragmatic. Privacy is a question of "do I want to expose or hide this property?" - you'll need to weigh up the benefits of one over the other. In your case it makes perfect sense to expose these private methods publicly so your entire application can take advantage of them. It is of course also useful to create appropriate abstractions of those methods so they can be reused across your app with ease.
If your application design is making your job hard, change the design
thanks for the advice


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CINCINNATI (AP) -- The juvenile court trial of a Cincinnati high school girl accused of beating up a female classmate was postponed because a surveillance video from that day disappeared.
The 14-year-old teen and her mother were charged in the classroom scuffle that left a 15-year-old with cuts and bruises.
The Cincinnati Enquirer (http://cin.ci/UVhvBj ) reports the daughter's attorney says he received no classroom video and wants to know if video was improperly destroyed. Cincinnati school district lawyers say some video that apparently existed no longer exists.
Authorities say the 14-year-old hit her classmate with fists, feet and a combination lock while the 14-year-old's mother held the classmate down.
The daughter is charged with aggravated trespassing and assault counts. The mother says the 15-year-old attacked her and her daughter Feb. 7 at the school.
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Pedro is a minor character in Grand Theft Auto 1. Pedro is working for El Burro in San Andreas, and is killed by the protagonist of GTA 1 after acting strangely. His strange behaviour is caused by a chemical in a tanker that he was near. Pedro is killed in the north west Sunrise district of San Andreas. He drove a blue Portsmouth.


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Sony Ericsson P1 Review
0. phoneArena posted on 18 Jul 2007, 08:33
We like the P1! Compared to the M600, the new P-series smartphone offers the desired high-quality camera and Wireless LAN (WiFi) which is a must in such style device. When put next to the P990, the P1 reduces the size, removes the dual-type keyboard and with the hybrid QWERTY allows for even faster text typing. P1 is not only successor
This is a discussion for a review. To read the whole review, click here
1. Codelicious (unregistered)
I've been following with this phone for quite some time now. They used to name it P700 in China. I'm in the high-tech category, so wifi is a must for a smartphone :"]
2. praveen (unregistered)
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i know this fone will be compatible for US....but will it be compatible for the 3G umts 850/1900 of AT&T here in US???
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Still no profiles, call recording blocked, no HSDPA/EDGE/quadband GSM. only 15fps video recording. This is another overpriced SonyEricsson.
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i don't like it..the menu is still complicated..no profiles..no edge in it not easy to use..sorry i wasted my money i guess :(
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I do not share the positive points of this test and especially on the photographs which are catastrophic, open to the eyes my friends.
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i'm disappointed that this phone is not a quad band. i'm surprised that Sony Ericsson is offering this phone when it doesn't eve support 850 mhz. Right now i have a triband phone without the 850 mhz and in certain spots i don't have reception here in california. i really like the phone but just missing the 850 mhz. sad!
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Don't know how you managed the long hours but my P1i with phone ONLY with Wifi and other features turned OFF will only get my ~2-3 days before recharging! Phone is too bloated esp. for a PDA! SE tried cramming too much applications into the phone so it's really clumsy and a power hog and still very price! It's a good phone for talking as reception is quite good in my area with good call quality and the camera is also very good. Too bad nothing else was that good!


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The Tennessee Titans signed players on both sides of the ball Friday.
Former Denver Bronco Wesley Woodyard signed a four-year, $16 million deal with the Titans. Woodyard played his first six seasons with the Broncos, playing in 87 games with a total of 396 tackles, eight sacks, five interceptions, six forced fumbles and a fumble recovery.
Tennessee also signed offensive tackle Michael Oher. Oher played the last five seasons with the Ravens. He agreed to a four-year, $20 million contract, including $9.5 million guaranteed.
Oher has played at both tackle positions, with a total of 43 starts at right tackle and 37 at left tackle.
Tennessee also released quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick a day after signing former Chargers back-up Charlie Whitehurst. Fitzpatrick started nine games in place of Jake Locker in 2013. He completed 217 of 350 passes for 2,454 yards and 14 touchdowns last season with 12 interceptions.


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SEVERAL improvement schemes in and around Burnley's Weavers' Triangle development area are scheduled to take place before the end of the year.
Work will begin with an upgrade of the traffic signals at the junction of Westgate and Trafalgar Street, near the former Mitre pub, on Wednesday, May 7, county highways officials have announced.
And the project will continue with upgrades to the pavements around Trafalgar Street and Sandygate – where borough council bosses will be constructing a new link bridge and square this year.
The third leg of the initiative will see a puffin crossing installed on Queen's Lancashire Way.
Coun Shah Hussain, Burnley Council's regeneration cabinet member, said: "As far as the work around the Weavers' Triangle is concerned we've already seen a massive transformation of the area.
"Older residents will remember what Trafalgar Street was like not that long ago and I'm sure they're impressed by how it's been transformed.
"The university technical college has opened and another mill is being brought back to life as a base for the Prince's Trust. Ambitious plans to make Sandygate Square an attractive public open space are under way.
"The roadworks along Sandygate and Trafalgar Street are an essential part of the exciting transformation of the area.
"Trafalgar Street in particular will become more attractive, whether you're driving or walking along it.
"Long gone are the high-rise flats and derelict buildings that dominated the area."
The phases are part of a wider £1.95million programme which will also see traffic lights at the Barracks roundabout. This should be completed before the Trafalgar Street stage.
Road closures are expected along the way for Queen's Lancashire Way, Trafalgar Street and Sandygate to carry out the work.
Work is also ongoing on preserving the former Habergham Eaves parochial school, on Trafalgar Street.


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Connections 23003. Modern Latin America
This is a two- or three-course connection that links courses from four different areas: the humanities, the arts, the social sciences and history. Students completing these courses will gain a multidisciplinary understanding of the sociopolitical and cultural phenomena that have shaped contemporary Latin America. Students who can take either HISP 280 or in their connection will derive the additional insight that can only be gained by reading texts on Latin America in the original language, from a distinctly Latin American perspective.
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PHILADELPHIA - The Penn men's golf team continues its fall season on Monday, when the Quakers host the Rehoboth Beach (Del.) Fall Invitational. This year's 36-hole event will once again be played at King's Creek Country Club, a par-71 course.
Penn has traditionally been among the stronger teams in the field. Last year, the Quakers took third place in a nine-team field, and the two years before that they were second. This year's field includes Goldey Beacom, La Salle, Lafayette, Maryland-Eastern Shore, McDaniel, Monmouth, Mount St. Mary's, Saint Francis (Pa.), St. Francis (N.Y.), and Wesley.
Penn will have a few new faces in the lineup Monday. Senior captain P.J. Fielding leads the lineup along with sophomores Tomas Agrest, Ben Cooley and Austin Powell. Freshman P.J. Collier rounds out the quintet. Two other players, Geoff Locher and Patrick O'Leary, will play the tournament as individuals.
"Qualifying was a hard-fought battle between Tomas and Patrick, and this week I'm going with the sophomore over the freshman," said head coach Bob Heintz. "I think a couple of rounds as an individual could give Patrick a chance to gain confidence. I'm hoping the maturity of Tomas will see him through to some good scores. Despite missing Max Marsico this week due to class commitments, we are optimistic about our chances to contend and bring this title home. Austin and P.J. are building confidence, and Collier could have a great day on this narrow and penal course, Kings Creek. Not to be forgotten, I'm hoping Ben can continue his solid play of last week when he tied for seventh in Rhode Island."


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ROSEVILLE, Mich. - The counties which make up Metro Detroit have crews out and about taking care of the snow for your morning commute.
Wayne County road crews spent much of Thursday patching potholes, which is key while trying to prevent hidden dangers under the upcoming snowfall. The county has 158 trucks ready to move on 99 target routes. Those trucks won't be dispatched until the first flakes fall.
Oakland County's Road Commission is doing some pre-treating while the snow storm looms.
"We're also putting some liquid brine, primarily on the freeway ramps, turnarounds -- places that are traditionally problematic," said Craig Bryson, of the Road Commission.
Bryson said Oakland County also will dispatch its trucks once the snow starts. They have 50 trucks ready to go at 8 p.m. Thursday. If Oakland County gets hit hard overnight, things could get dicey for Bryson's fleet of 106 trucks.
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"We're trying to duct-tape our old trucks together and keep them running. I mean, frankly, we've got a lot of trucks that have been breaking down a lot because they are so old. We are trying to make as many repairs as we can today, get as many trucks up and available for tonight, as possible," Bryson said.
Macomb County put four trucks out at 7 p.m. Thursday. The county has 80 trucks available with 80 active volunteers and drivers. The county will salt roads first and plow after at least 1-2 inches of snow have fallen.
Keep on top of the snow and radar at JustWeather.com.
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Hi folks - its been buzzing around here too lots of activity with HUGE bumbles , honey bees and a few butterflies too - oh joy of joys i do love the spring :0)
You aren't the only one who was worried Urbanbumble.
I can finally join the club thanks to some warm settled weather here in NI just north of Derry.
On Monday 10th March I saw 2 white tailed queens! Two days later I spottedmy first Buff tailed feeding on Blackthorn ffollowed by another White tailed. So happy now. Hope the weather is kind to them unlike last year's spring.
I am sending my casual records to the Irish Pollinator Initiative. I can post a link for any other Northern Irish/Irish bumble watchers
Third attempt at posting.
Clive, so sorry to hear of your bereavement.
Had a Honeybee Queen in the house the other night. Think she had probably been hibernating. Managed to carefully catch her and put her outside.
Was in the kitchen this morning with the back door open and another Honeybee Queen flew in to say "Hello" then flew out again.
This afternoon I was in the garden and a Bumblebee Queen flew overhead. She had a white/buff tail but I didn't see the rest of her colours.
At the allotment later on I saw two Bumblebee Queens. One was too far away to see, the other a bit closer. Both had white/buff tails and I think the closer one had orange colouring. Both were quite big.
Lovely to see them back. Spring has definitely sprung
Hurray! I finally get to join in this discussion! I've been feeling increasingly envious of all your lovely bumblebee sightings. Here in north Glasgow it has been rain for months - I think we have had maybe 3 days without any rain so far this year. Today it is sunshine and showers, and when I went out into the garden, I heard that wonderful buzzing noise! It was a white tailed queen, zigzagging about looking for potential nesting sites.
(Mind you, it is very good frog weather - I've had up to 23 adult frogs in my very small garden pond, and the frog spawn is developing well, unlike last year when the disastrous hard frosts killed all the frog spawn).
At last, I've seen the first Bombus lapidarius queen of 2014, in my garden.
and I've walked my first Bee Walk transect at a nearby country park - just B. terrestris and B. pratorum queens seen searching for nest sites, and several unidentified black bumble-shaped blobs against the bright sky. Most enjoyable experience. Is anyone else doing a bee walk?
Hello urbanbumble and everyone
I would love to see a Red tailed. Lucky you.
I still have just the two species White and Buff but have seen several queens of both busy nest searching.
Well done on starting your beewalk.
You should be able to connect to some active BeeWalkers over on the BeeWalk thread here
Have happily seen some wonderful great terrestris queens in the last weeks. The saddest was two seemingly dead ones in neighbouring tulip flowers; I got my camera to record the event, but they woke up and flew away at high speed. Shame about the photo! The best was on the 17th March in Lancashire - a pristine glowing hypnorum queen feeding on flowering blackcurrant. Allan
Hi Allan
great to hear you are still keeping an eye on things in Lancashire.
The best of luck for a great BeeWalk season,
The weather here in Carmarthenshire has been quite cold over the last week. Today wet, breezy and cold (9c) Had a good number of queens in the area during the warm spell but now the numbers have decreased. I have seen the odd brave ones feeding on a neighbours cherry blossom.
On the positive side I have a B.hypnorum queen nesting in a bird box and a B.terrestris nesting in a schwegler artificial box. Lets hope they survive this spell. They are very robust insects though.
I guess Queens that have already set up a nest have no choice but to forage, but others who have come out of hibernation but not set up nests can shelter in a torpid state (?)
First workers of Bombus pratorum and B terrestris seen today at Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh. Also first queen of B pascuorum. Plenty B pratorum and terrestis queens feeding on willow today, and one B hortorum on flowering currant. Still waiting for appearance of B lapidarius and B lucorum, plus the cuckoo bees.
On 10 April saw queens of all 6 common social species near Dunglass on the East Lothian coast. The favourite flowers for most seemed to be fumitory, red dead-nettle, and dandelion. B pratorum was even feeding on celandine, as were peacock butterflies.
Just wanted to share with you how the bumblebee season is progressing here in DerryLondonderry.
Another first-yesterday 13/05/14 I saw two B pratorum males for the first time this year. Feeding very busily, impossible to photograph.
In total saw 5 species- a few terrestris and lucorum workers (hadn't seen this species over the last few weeks-the first brood of workers must have recently emerged), more hortorum workers and queens, many pratorum workers and many pascuorum queens- all feeding on the tufted vetch in the road verges, where they haven't been mown :(
I have never seen a Red-tailed bumblebee here :( But of all the common bumbles it possibly has the most patchy distribution.
I am also looking forward to seeing my first cuckoo here.
First Bombus bohemicus of year today in our back garden on a yellow scabious that is popular with most bees. As there appear to be very few B lucorum in Edinburgh this year I think that B bohemicus must adopt another host, perhaps B terrestris.
Also had our first definite B hypnorum in our garden today, as this species moves quickly north through the UK.
Nice to hear about the cuckoo. Still haven't seen one myself.
Your hypnorum record is very important. As it is still infilling both north and west.
You could send it in one of two ways. If you have a photo you could upload it to BeeWatch through the surveys part of the BBCT website. Or if you don't have a photo please send the record to BWARS through the Hypnorum project part of their website.
Thank you.
Since Thursday a single B hypnorum has been resident on a cherry tree in our back garden in west Edinburgh.
I counted over 30 B sylvestris males today on Corstophine Hill. Most of these were "hilltopping", only rarely landing but keeping flying around ankle height. In addition to abundant B pratorum males and workers, there was one B lucorum male, one B hypnorum (caste unknown), several B hortorum workers, a few B pascuorum queens and workers, and some B terrestris males (plus B terrestris/lucorum workers). Total absence of B lapidarius (have only seen the occasional queen of that species this year). B campestris and B bohemicus are the other species resident on Corstorphine Hill but it is a bit early in the year for them.
Last Saturday was pleased to find one B jonellus worker on Pilosella officinalis on an abandoned golf course on the edge of Edinburgh.
Although the Bombus pratorum nest in our Edinburgh back garden has been inactive for the past week or so, today there was a queen B pratorum collecting pollen as if starting a new colony. There were also mating B pratorum, the queen flying around with the male on her back. Finally, B lucorum seems to have become scarce in Edinburgh; I have seen only one B lucorum male this year, although its cuckoo species, B bohemicus, has been in our garden for the past week.


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Before I came to Australia I thought loquats were a kind of grasshopper that you see during barmy summer nights whilst sipping Pimm's and watching the sun go down. It wasn't until I began asking questions about the trees loaded with mysterious, attractive yellow-orange fruits lining Melbourne's suburban streets that I was enlightened.
I began researching the loquat with the help of two mouldy, dog-eared books on my shelf and discovered the fruit is believed to have originated in either China or Japan, and that it is closely related to apples, pears and medlars; interesting really, as the pip inside is more like the pip in a stone fruit.
I first bit into these little gems while walking the streets of Abbotsford but it wasn't until a couple of weeks ago that I thought much more about them. I found myself in possession of a few kilos of loquats by way of a produce swap we do at Pope Joan and was forced to work out how I could use them to make-good the deal.
There's only so much jam or chutney you can make or consume, so I decided I'd experiment with a loquat puree. Late one Sunday night I boiled them whole in some water until the skins started to split. During the cooking process an aroma reminiscent of marizpan filled the kitchen. Inspired, my thoughts turned to making a simple loquat and almond frangipane tart.
So the loquats skins had split and the flesh was oozing out. I simply strained the mixture, reserving the juices then removed the pods from the leftover fruit. I then mashed the fruit and added it back to the juices. I stirred in a cup of sugar and cooked it down until the loquats were properly cooked. Simple.
Loquat and almond frangipane tart with crème fraiche
200g soft butter
200g almond meal
200g raw sugar
2 eggs (free-range of course)
200g loquat puree
300g crème fraiche
There's only so much jam or chutney you can make or consume, so I decided I'd experiment with a loquat puree.
Throw the butter, almond meal and sugar into a blender or food mixer and whiz it up until it's all fully incorporated.
Add the eggs and puree. Blitz it again, then pour it into a lined baking tray and bake in a pre-heated oven at 190C for 1 hour. Check by placing a skewer into the middle of the cake.
Portion and serve straight away with a big dollop of crème fraiche. Enjoy.
What else to do with loquats?
I reckon the puree would go great in a pie with some cherries added. Or, maybe use the puree with terrine or cheese on a platter. But you know, you could eat them straight from the tree; they are quite delicious that way too.
Do you have a bumper crop of loquats growing in your backyard? What uses have you devised for them?


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TRAVELLERS have invaded private land in Worcester and two holes have been hacked in a metal mesh fence to create a cut-through between the caravans.
Caravans, cars and a camper van arrived at three different locations off Hylton Road - the University of Worcester's Riverside pay and display car park, a private car park at the back of ETB and a service road at the back of the Worcester News. They arrived on Friday at about 9.30pm.
The top of a barrier was removed at the car park at the back of ETB and two holes have appeared in the fence. The holes create a cut-through between three areas off Hylton Road where the caravans and camper vans are parked. Across all three sites there are four caravans, a camper van and several cars, one of which was blocking the service road near Sabrina Motor Services today.
Children could be seen passing between the holes made in the fences and others were playing on scooters.
One woman, who declined to be named, said: "I saw a little girl just pull her pants down and do her business."
A camper van and two caravans are parked in the pay and display car park at the back of the Riverside. A university official had closed the barriers at the Hylton Road entrance to the Arena and the Riverside to stop anymore travellers getting on the site. On the university land one of the caravans and a camper van had been parked partially over disabled bays. The car park sign warns that failing to display a valid permit will result in a £60 fine, reduced to £30 if paid within 14 days.
The university land was also invaded by travellers in July and police officers were on duty at the entrance to the Worcester Arena.
A traveller on the site said the group would be leaving tomorrow and denied removing the top of the barrier to gain entry.
He said: "Someone told us they would weld us in. We will be going tomorrow evening, I promise you. I know it's not nice. We don't want to cause any problems. Don't take pictures of the caravans. We have enemies."
A University of Worcester spokesperson said: "All University of Worcester sites are open as usual. The university is working alongside the authorities to resolve this matter."
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Weather news also seemed to power soy gains to start the week. The potential for planting problems appeared to spur buying in the soy complex last night, although such developments aren't necessarily bullish for beans. That is, delayed corn plantings can cause acreage shifts into beans during late spring, which very likely accounts for the fact that deferred futures lagged their nearby counterparts. Tight old crop conditions seem to be supporting the latter. May soybeans jumped 18.25 cents to $15.1625/bushel early Monday morning, while May soyoil gained 0.10 cents to 43.02 cents/pound, and May soymeal surged $8.7 to $499.3/ton.
Black Sea tensions are still supporting wheat prices. The conflict between Russia and Ukraine continued its slow escalation over the weekend, which obviously increased concerns about the availability of grain from that region later this year. Improved weekend rainfall over the U.S. Plains may have limited the advance. May CBOT wheat futures edged up 2.25 cents to $7.025/bushel, while May KCBT wheat futures rallied 6.0 cents to $7.8175, and May MWE futures inched up 2.25 to $7.4975.
Cattle futures closed higher after a lower start last Friday. Rising beef prices helped cattle futures edge higher last week, but early-Friday reports indicated cash traded $1 lower in Texas at $146. The Cattle on Feed report released after the close was viewed as supportive because March placements proved surprisingly small and pulled COF as of April 1 down nearly 1% from a year ago. June cattle futures closed 0.92 cents higher at 136.77 cents/pound Friday, while December moved up 0.82 cents to 141.77. Meanwhile, May feeder cattle advanced 0.40 cents to 180.00 cents/pound, and August was up 0.57 cents to 184.05.
Hogs futures proved vulnerable mostly to fresh selling led by the nearby May contract Friday. Lower cash prices and wholesales pork prices undercut the futures market. The weekly slaughter total came in stronger than a week ago despite cutbacks for Easter Monday. June hog futures ended the week 0.87 cents lower to 124.675 cents/pound, while December settled 0.07 higher at 91.20.
The cotton market suffered from a dearth of weekend news. Cotton futures ended last week rather weakly, with traders reportedly citing somewhat improved weather forecasts for dry growing areas. The arrival of that rain over the weekend may be undercutting futures today. Otherwise, there was no news concerning fiber prices over the weekend. July cotton fell 0.75 cents to 92.50 cents/pound, while December cotton sagged 0.21 to 82.50.


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Kahiko (カヒコ, Kahiko) is an elder who led a wandering caravan who were descendants of the Stone of Gelel ore miners.
Kahiko was one of the few who knew the true history of his ancestors and the many secrets encompassing the Stone of Gelel, being a descendant of the ore miners of the Gelel source. He devoted his life in protecting the vein's secrets from evildoers, and led a caravan of fellow descendants including his granddaughter Emina.
Kahiko is a man of duty and care, as seen when he was worried of his companion Nerugui, a ferret precious to the group, went missing. Kahiko devoted his life to protecting the Vein of Gelel from evil, and tried to persuade Temujin from handing it over to Haido, knowing its terrible powers; failing to do so, he was prepared to die in order to destroy the entire vein along with Temujin, though when Temujin willingly sacrifice his own life to accomplish the feat, Kahiko showed concern for the young man's well-being.
Kahiko is an elderly man with a bulbous red nose, neck-length white hair, a short moustache on both sides of his face and a long beard of the same colour. He wears a brown tunic with a black under-shirt and red sleeves, and a blue fez-hat with a pink feather sticking out of it.
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When Kahiko's companion Nerugui went missing, he hires ninja from Konoha to find him. Eventually, Fugai captures Kahiko for interrogation, but is saved by Shikamaru Nara.
When Temujin was captured by the Konoha hirelings, Kahiko told the knight the story about the Stone of Gelel and its terrible past, as well as revealing that Temujin is a member of the royal bloodline that has the ability to control and seal the Vein. Temujin, seeing the story as a clue to finding the vein for his master Haido, broke free and took a girl hostage, forcing Kahiko to lead the way to the Vein.
When Haido and his knights arrived at Temujin's signal, Kahiko immediately claimed that the Vein of Gelel is better off to be destroyed, and activated the stone elevator that took both himself and Temujin to the Sealing Room, where the control of the entire Vein is. Even after explaining the dangers of the source to Temujin, the young knight remained adamant in using the power instead of sealing it, so Kahiko stabbed Temujin to acquire some of his blood, and attempted to summon a Space–Time Hole to annihilate the entire Vein along with himself and Temujin. However, Haido reached to room in time, and disarmed the elder before the blood could be offered to the sealing formula.
After Haido revealed that he bought the Book of Gelel from a merchant, Kahiko revealed that Haido was the one who attacked Temujin's village in search for the Vein of Gelel, which made Temujin realise his mistakes. When Haido was finally defeated by Naruto and Temujin's combined efforts, they accidentally destroyed the key to the mine, causing the Vein to go out of control, which was potentially enough to take out half the continent. Temujin then asked Kahiko about the seal earlier, and Kahiko revealed it was the only way to destroy the Vein and stop it. With that, Temujin knocked Naruto out and asked the elder to take the young ninja to safety while he will repent for his mistakes by using his life to seal the Vein away.
When Naruto rescued Temujin from the negative space, Kahiko was seen greeting the two.


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