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@Chris I wonder if he stopped getting game time because he was leaving.
@mariner4life Who?
@gt12 I reckon Jacobson will be an AB if he stays healthy. He and Papalii are great prospects.
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@Tim said in Chiefs 2020:
@mariner4life Who?
Sorry, all I can think of when I hear Pari Pari is a nandos ad
It's nuffie as fuck, but I dub the nandos
@Tim maybe it seems to happen players leaving to another franchise are out of favour
I thought he was playing well then he disappeared from the playing 15
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They'd be mad if they lost him; he has talent and size.
If he came to the Chiefs, with a couple of other signings, I'd be very happy looking at 2021.
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Highlanders are going to be absolutely gutted by the sounds of things. PPP would be a great signing if true.
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What would we prefer? Keep building around Debrenezi or sign Barrett?
@Hooroo Rather keep Debs tbh. Barrett is obviously great and I wouldn't complain, but I think developing someone into a good five eight with some loyalty would be good for the club. He's a talent, and one year after leaving Australia he's already showing improvement.
@Yeetyaah I agree. Barrett would probably not play more than 2 seasons and then possibly head off or retire. I'd try to keep Debreczeni for the present and develop young blokes like Falcon and another young player like - maybe - Kaleb Trask.
@Stargazer I liked what I saw from Falcon. Trask would be a good pick up for development. Assuming DMac gets used at fullback and Gats sees that MMac is shit. Could be Debs, Falcon, and Trask for five-eigths next year. I also liked Matty Lansdown, but he's probably more of a fullback.
Seu needs to playing at lock not no.8. I still have high hopes for McWhannell if he gets an opportunity. The Chiefs have had a permanent foodbill for the last 2 seasons in Fin Hoeata - another of those Taranaki signings. Parkinson would be a great buy with Ardron and Allardice already there.
I'm sure Tupaea will be in the full squad next season. They only had 3 specialist midfielders this season with Wainui and Sullivan as backups. I like Sullivan but he might be used more as a winger initially.
Props: Remember that Reuben O'Neill was also out for the season with a serious injury. He was rated high enough to make the extended AB squad for Japan last year.
Debreczeni has done enough to get a new contract. There are enough young 1st 5s around the region for that 3rd stringer. Not just Trask, Rivez Reihana is in the system and played for the Chiefs Dev team.
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And Taukei'aho I think he's better then Polwart and maybe Harris too.If I were other franchises I would be recruiting those 2,
One thing that was very noticeable was that the Chiefs scrum was never as good when Polwart was playing - too small. Taukei'aho still needs to work on his throwing but impact around the field and scrummaging are top notch.
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@Bovidae Yep that seems a work on for a few Hookers the throwing to the line outs hasn't been flash over all this season.I like his work around the park sort of what Makilo brings of the bench at the Crusaders.
@gt12 Yeah He would be a great pick up for anyone,Frizzell too there is some rumours around him as well.
@Chris I watched Taukei'aho play a bit at schoolboy level (St Paul's Collegiate) and he used to play no.8 as much as hooker. Was devestating as a ball-runner.
I think the Chiefs need a no.8 too so maybe Frizell could be that guy.
@Bovidae Yep he would be he's just needs the game time Frizell and keep backing him hes a real athlete.
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If we re-signed Big Deb, plus added Parkinson and Frizell, I'd be so stoked. Just dreaming though - I doubt we'll get either. Having Gats coming back though could be good - he's an international level coach and should lure some players.
I forgot about Reuben O'Neill @Bovidae - with him, we should have a pretty good prop rotation if we can keep everyone. Just need a better back up hooker, a quality lock, one more good loosie, invest in 10s, and hold our midfield...
@Stargazer According to this article Nanai-Seturo is signed
@Chris Thanks, that's possible, but I only follow official announcements as the media have proven to be unreliable in some instances. I've never seen an announcement that included ETN's contract duration.
@Stargazer No neither have I ,Just wanted you to be aware its in the Article
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@Yeetyaah said in Chiefs 2020:
@Stargazer I liked what I saw from Falcon. Trask would be a good pick up for development. Assuming DMac gets used at fullback and Gats sees that MMac is shit. Could be Debs, Falcon, and Trask for five-eigths next year. I also liked Matty Lansdown, but he's probably more of a fullback.
how about Fletcher Smith - he was on fire for waikato.. if he has another good NPC. Not sure how long he's signed with the Canees
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@Bovidae said in Chiefs 2020:
Seu needs to playing at lock not no.8. I still have high hopes for McWhannell if he gets an opportunity.
yep poor bugger getting broken in club footy just when he would have got an extended run!
I'm looking forward to seeing how Seu looks compared to Jordan Manihera in npc.. i reckon Manihera has plenty of raw talent and a stint in a super side he'd come on leaps and bounds.
and just finishing of with complete waikato eye patch on - if James Tuckers stays injury free he needs to come back into the chiefs too
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and just finishing of with complete waikato eye patch on - if James Tuckers stays injury free he needs to come back into the chiefs too
Tucker should have been picked ahead of Parete as an injury replacement. Playing the latter as a lock was a selection fuckup.
Gatland will obviously have different ideas on what type of player he wants so I expect some new players.
@Bovidae Wasn't James Tucker injured? His knee?
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@Bovidae Wasn't James Tucker injured? His knee?
Yes, but I saw his name listed in a Blues preseason match-day squad and he has been playing club rugby. I am assuming his injury wasn't as serious as first thought. Not 100% sure when he returned.
@WillieTheWaiter Yeah I liked Fletch, he was bloody good. I think someone on the fern said he was signed for 2 years at the canes though.
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@Yeetyaah yeah he is with the Canes next year.
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@Tim said in Chiefs 2019:
Ha ha! I keep forgetting we now have Gats as coach
Not that happy with this decision, and the article suggests it might not have been Gatland's choice anyway.
And more importantly, who is overseeing the recruitment of the 2020 squad?
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@Bovidae What's wrong with Matson? Our attack looked good throughout the year, once DMac got moved on -- and it would be hard to blame that on Matson.
Our handling coach might need sacking. And our defence structures took half a season to come right. But attack never seemed to be a concern.
@Chester-Draws Matson's backline attack usually consists of too much lateral movement without testing the opposition's defence. We need to be more direct. I'm sure there are some Cantabs who weren't happy when he was in charge of the backs under Blackadder.
I'm not sure who decided to change job responsibilities of the coaches but the Chiefs' forwards were good under Barnes in previous seasons and less so when White took over. And as you say, Barnes took most of the season to get the defensive structures working. Gatland favours the rush defence so there will be another change next season.
And I might be in the minority here, but I want DMac to be starting at 1st 5, or at least spending a significant number of games there. Sure, he may be more dangerous from fullback but the Chiefs have many more options in that position (Alaimalo, Stevenson, Nanai-Seturo). Most of the problems at the start of the season were because the forwards weren't doing their job.
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Well, we'll disagree then.
I thought Matson's attack was direct enough. And I'm totally against DMac at 1st 5.
Falcon must be signed for at least 2020.
@Bovidae Dudes talented but I was hoping for someone new like Reihana or Trask. Maybe he's re-signed.
@Yeetyaah Falcon is 22, Trask is 20 and Reihana only 19 so plenty of time for the latter two. I'm sure both are signed and will be part of the Chiefs system. Falcon needs to stay injury-free in 2020 because he's hardly played in the last 2 seasons.
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Gallagher Chiefs Squad Update
Rugby World Cup cycles are synonymous with a large number of player movements, and 2019 is no exception. The offshore player market power dynamic, has shifted. Japan has replaced England and France as the destination of choice for New Zealand Rugby players. Several factors have influenced this including; the shorter competition window in the Japanese Top League (compared to the English and French competitions), higher comparative salary and benefits such as accommodation supplements, and no formal salary cap model.
Additionally, the Japan Rugby Union (JRU) relaxed the player eligibility criteria. This has increased the number of foreign players that Japanese Clubs can recruit. Clubs are now allowed up to five foreign players on the field at one time (two capped players and three non-caped players). This has increased from three players previously. It is our understanding that the JRU will revert back to the three foreign player eligibility rule from 2021 onwards. This will stem the flow of playing talent currently leaving New Zealand.
Compounding the eligibility rules, the JRU, due to the 2019 RWC schedule, shifted the Japanese Top League competition window to run concurrently with the Investec Super Rugby competition in 2020 and 2021. Previously, players have had the ability to play Super Rugby and then opt to play in Japan during the Mitre 10 Cup window. Provincial Unions and Super Rugby Clubs have been hit hard, none more so that the Highlanders who have lost eight players to the Japanese Top League.
The Gallagher Chiefs have lost the services of the following players in 2020: Brodie Retallick Taleni Seu Jack Debreczeni
These players have all signed with Japanese Top League clubs. Retallick has agreed to return to the Gallagher Chiefs in 2022 competition. There is some scope that he may be available towards the end of the 2021 competition and I am working with NZR and his Japanese Top League team on the logistics around this. It was our preference to retain all three Chiefs players.
The following players have confirmed that they will not be returning to the Gallagher Chiefs next season:
Kane Hames (injury)
Jonathon Taumateine (Hurricanes)
Market forces that include the RWC and the international player market have created unprecedented player demand in New Zealand. All Super Rugby Clubs have been targeted in their recruitment of existing Super Rugby players from other New Zealand Super Rugby Clubs. The Gallagher Chiefs have fought hard to retain the following players who all received contract offers from multiple other New Zealand Super Rugby Clubs:
Nepo Laulala
Atu Moli
Angus Ta'avao
Samisoni Taukei'aho
Mitchell Brown
Lachlan Boshier
Mitchell Karpik
The Gallagher Chiefs Squad is at an advanced stage in the player contracting cycle. This is due to proactive contracting of players and some forecasting of potential challenges six to nine months ago. The 2020 Gallagher Chiefs squad still requires to contract a further six players to complete the playing roster. Rugby staff will turn their attention to the Mitre 10 Cup competition to contract these individuals
@WillieTheWaiter No Debreczeni next year, fuck. Hames I thought would leave, as with Taumateine. Good bunch of players we've managed to keep.
Also no mention of no MMac. Means he'll stay on? As with the contracting, said it so many times before, as long as we have Tupaea on the books, I'll be happy with the recruiting.


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She let his words sink into her skin, lie in her ears before she muddied them with her own, for how was she supposed to match them? How could she possibly tell him how much she wanted to be with him every day from now until the end, so she just said, "Okay."
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Mangaluru, June 12, 2017: A warm farewell was given to Chandra Sekhar M who laid down office as City Police Commissioner on June 12, Monday. He has been transferred as the IGP of CID and Economic Offences Department, Bengaluru.
Addressing the function, Chandra Sekhar thanked the media and the people of Mangaluru for the co-operation extended to him during his one and a half year term in the city. He described his service in Mangaluru as most memorable.
He also stated that he could discharge his duties effectively with the active co-operation of his colleagues as well as the people of the city.
He had a word of praise for Mangalureans when he said that the people here are law abiding and kind. At the same time there were some forces that were bent upon disturbing law and order scenario, he said and added that he has done his level best within his capacity to check such forces.
He further described the phone-in programme organised by him to hear the grievances of the public, as a success. It helped the Department to identify problems and initiate suitable action, he stated.
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Nottinghamshire's superb 2017 campaign has sparked memories of another highly-successful campaign 30 years ago, not least because that 1987 summer and this season are strikingly similar.
Just like back in the days of Sir Richard Hadlee, Clive Rice, Tim Robinson and the rest, the current vintage have won two trophies and finished as runners-up in another competition.
The 1987 Green and Golds won the County Championship outright, won the NatWest Trophy at Lord's and finished second in the Refuge Assurance Sunday League.
In 2017, Notts were winners of the Royal London One-Day Cup at Lord's in July, the NatWest T20 Blast in September and finished just behind Worcestershire in the race for the Division Two title.
In both cases, it was Worcestershire who prevented a terrific treble of trophies.
Both teams were led by experienced, decisive captains, both teams had a Broad to aid their cause, both teams boasted talented all-rounders and both teams benefited from a top-quality wicket-keeper.
And, of course, both teams could call on the experience of Andy Pick, first as an opening bowler and now as a well-respected bowling coach.
That's why we asked the Nottingham-born homegrown favourite to weigh up how the two sides compare. It certainly makes for some interesting discussion…
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1987: "They were different games and different formats then played in a different way. The Championship was one division and you played all the teams and we played more games and it was all together. A lot of the times we had a three or four-day game and then play a one day game and then go off and play another four-day game. It wasn't always the same team you played straight after either. One time, I'm not sure whether it was that year, it might have been, we played the first day of a Championship game at Trent Bridge, both sides drove down to Chelmsford for a Sunday League game then we drove back up here to finish of the Championship game! The NatWest at the time was 60 overs and lads now can't get their head around playing 120 overs in a day. They think 50-overs each side is hard enough, which it is. We used to break for lunch and tea in that one. The Sunday League was played over 40 overs, which was a bit more crash bang and featured shortened run-ups and things like that. If we played at home, we used to have a five course Sunday roast before the game, meeting for lunch at 12pm and starting at 2pm after soup, beef, apple pie, cheese and biscuits and coffee… then we thought we'd better go and do a bit!"
2017: "Obviously the biggest difference now is in terms of the approach, plus also the scheduling, which has been affected by the ICC Champions Trophy this year in particular. From the players' point of view, I think that has been for the good because to has enabled them to practice and execute their skills in distinct blocks. The thing that stands out the most is that there's a completely different skill set now for the T20 and to a large degree in the 50-over competition, instead of when I was playing everyone would play in all the games in exactly the same manner, whether playing Championship cricket or 40 overs. If someone got 180 in 40 overs at four-and-a-half an over, we'd say 'we'll never get those'! There would be many occasions where our batters would go out on the Sunday and have a bit of a net ahead of the Championship game on the Monday. There's a lot more specialist personnel coming in for different types of cricket now, which has helped us this year definitely."
1987: Clive Rice – "He was a great man and a great captain who led from the front all the time. He commanded the dressing room and although he didn't speak a lot, when he spoke, you listened. The best way to describe it that I have come up with it over the years is that, in 1987, at the height of what we achieved, if he'd have said at the start of play: "We're not going down the stairs we are going to jump off the balcony" then he'd have jumped first and I'm convinced the other 10 would jump after him – that's how he led."
2017: Chris Read – "He reminds me of Clive in many ways. He's also not the most vocal, but he makes his point when needed and certainly leads from the front – as showed by his hundred at Hove, along with Billy Root, when the team needed it most. The only difference is that his contributions are from a bit lower down the order, but no less important. Whenever Clive gave me the ball to bowl he made me feel like I was the best chance of a wicket – and was not looking around and thinking Richard Hadlee and Kevin Cooper needed a bit longer rest. When I was batting lower down the order, he always told me that if he stayed with me, we would win the game. I've not played under Chris, but listening to others, it seems that when he asks you to do something, bat or bowl, he makes you feel at that particular moment you are his best option – and that as a captain is priceless."
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Labour's straw candidate in Holywells shows that for candidates, Ipswich Labour are now scraping the barrel. First he said that Ipswich Conservatives are a pathetic excuse for councillors. I think he is a pathetic excuse for a candidate, but never mind. he then proceeded with lots of patronising tweets to the Ipswich Conservatives
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We don't help the homeless? What's this about then? I have also since spoken to Councillor Macdonald on the matter. We Conservative fight injustice rather than going on about how awful it is like Labour do.
He then accused Ipswich Conservatives of Racism.
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Then retweeted Shelly Darwin who said that the Conservative comment was inflammatory. I would call calling people a [pathetic excuse for councillors inflammatory but hypocrisy is Ipswich Labour's forte. Basically he turned up the heat and got burnt.
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Yes! First post!
lol. Was that a steal from Jane Austen? xD
That definitely looks interesting. It's so brown, but it fits the Holloween pumpkins. lol.
I like it. It's so unique and now I see where that shirt came in. >_<
It actually looks good. I'm not used to grungy styles from you, but it works well. Btw, interesting use of halftones. =D
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This is my Halloween wallpaper. "Why Tama," you say, "Why is your wall done a month ahead of
Oh, gentle reader, it is because it gives you a WHOLE MONTH to enjoy it.
Just kidding, it was originally designed as a promo graphic to the Halloween Horror Spectacular.
I chose the scan after strolling through the CKD scans and thought the image was just too funny to pass up. The original scan had a haunted house with flashing lightning, but nothing is scarier than a humongous, looming Sukekiyo. There's even a mini-CKD comic where they're telling ghost stories, one of which includes Sukekiyo... drinking tea.
Wanted to go for a more pop-art feel with some degraded feeling to it? Why? Because I get inspired by the weirdest things. In this case, my shirt. Actually, I really love this shirt. My friend had a green one and I expressed envy over it. The next time we met, she gave me this brown one, because she found it at the Oakley's store, and it was an XS, and well, XS is just my size.
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euna Retired Moderator Oct 01, 2006
Yes! First post!
eternallegend Oct 01, 2006
interesting use of grudginess in your wall XD i like the cat, aww how cute :D the different tones of brown gives your wall a unique feel to it :) great wall ^^
zaira Oct 01, 2006
ehehe nice one tama-sama!
i like the grungy look and the cool textue you use!
great scan too! nice facial expression they have! :D
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Chloe Retired Moderator Oct 02, 2006
This is very halloween-y, and the vectoring is well done. Love the brownish-orange coloring and the t-shirt like texture is an awesome idea. Keep up the awesome work!
animefairy Oct 22, 2006
Wow...it's so cool-looking! But it kinda scares the heck out me. LOL. XD
WWLAOS Jun 07, 2007
That is hilarious! I love it. Nice use of browns...it's a bit odd, but there's enough differentiation beween the different shades that it doesn't whitewash...err, brownwash...nor does it become boring. It works quite well. Very cool wallpaper.
mokuyo Oct 21, 2009
i didnt see the cat at the first, but now the cat is all what I focus on.XD
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Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Library Foundation holds first meeting
DUBAI // Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, Vice President and Ruler of Dubai, chaired the first board meeting of the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Library Foundation on Monday.
During the meeting, he said he wanted the library to be "the largest knowledge project in the Arab World", reported state news agency Wam.
He directed the board members to work on collecting the best books and attracting the best intellects and linguists to the library.
"We want the library to be a house of wisdom where researchers gather, youth innovate and knowledge gets drafted," said Sheikh Mohammed. "We don't want the library to be a place for books. We want it to be a place to attract youth and enhance their cultural and knowledge soul.
"The library is part of our continuous effort to cement reading in the society and making books part of life."
The library project, which will hold 1.5 million volumes, 1 million audio books and 2 million e-books, was launched as part of the 2016 Year of Reading.
Overlooking Dubai Creek in the Al Jaddaf area, the book-shaped library will cover more than 92,000 square metres, will be seven storeys tall, and will have sections devoted to children's, international and Arabic literature.
It will include a centre for conservation and restoration of historical manuscripts, and a museum displaying rare artefacts from the Maktoum family collection.
The library will be able to accommodate more than 42 million visitors a year.
The meeting was also attended by Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed, Crown Prince of Dubai and Chairman of the Executive Council, Mohammed Ahmed Al Murr, Chairman of MBR Library Foundation, and Mohammed Abdullah Al Gergawi, Secretary-General of The Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Global Initiatives.
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Liberty placed seven players on the Big South All-Conference teams.
Liberty women's lacrosse matched a program record with seven players named to Big South All-Conference teams, as voted on by the conference's head coaches and announced by the league in its annual awards winners announcement on Thursday morning.
Junior midfielder Brianna McCaffrey and sophomore attacker Carly White are both 2018 Big South All-Conference first team selections for the Lady Flames.
Junior attacker Kayla Foster, senior defender Lindsey McNamara and freshman midfielder Mia Toscano have each been voted second team All-Big South. Redshirt senior Michaela Rich and sophomore midfielder Hannah Quast round out the selections, as both players garnered Big South All-Conference honorable mention distinction. Foster has also been named to the Big South All-Academic Team.
The Lady Flames' seven all-conference selections ties the program record, which they also achieved in 2017. At 13-4 overall and 6-1 in the Big South in 2018, Liberty is enjoying its most successful season in program history.
Brianna McCaffrey (First Team) McCaffrey, a midfielder, makes her first appearance on Big South All-Conference first team after being voted honorable mention in 2017. The junior from Boca Raton, Fla., leads the team in goals with 40, which matches a career high.
A four-time Big South Defensive Player of the Week in 2018, McCaffrey is first in the Big South and No. 4 in the nation in caused turnovers per game (2.82) for a Liberty team that is first in the nation in the category at 14.29 per game. McCaffrey also checks in at No. 20 in the country in ground balls per game (3.12) and No. 50 in shots per game (6.29). She has scored three or more goals eight times while totaling three or more caused turnovers eight times, four or more ground balls on eight occasions and five or more draw controls in eight games.
McCaffrey compiled 17 goals, two assists, 19 points, 21 caused turnovers, 22 ground balls and 27 draw controls in seven conference games. McCaffrey is now the program record holder for career draw controls (181) and caused turnovers (90).
Carly White (First Team) White is now a two-time first team all-conference selection after being named to the first team and also the Big South Freshman of the Year in 2017. The sophomore from Marietta, Ga., is second on the squad in ground balls (44), tied for third on the team is goals (25), third in assists (13), third in draw controls (56), third in caused turnovers (20) and fourth in points (38). She has six multiple-goal games, six games with four or more ground balls and 10 contests with three or more draw controls.
In conference play (seven games), White had eight goals, two assists, 10 points, 26 draw controls (tied-ninth in BSC), 21 ground balls (No. 6 in BSC) and 11 caused turnovers. White scored three goals to go along with four ground balls, three caused turnovers and three draw controls in a 19-9 win at Radford, April 18.
Kayla Foster (Second Team) Foster, an attacker, is now a three-time second team all-conference selection and was also the Big South Freshman of the Year in 2016. She also received Big South All-Academic team recognition for the first time in her career, holding a 3.70 GPA with an exercise science major. The Sewickley, Pa., native led Liberty in assists with 20 and points with 31 while also scoring 11 goals (third on team) in seven Big South games.
Foster recorded a career-high and program-record 10 assists on April 11 vs. Longwood. The 10 assists are still the most of any DI player in a game this season. Last Saturday at Campbell, the attacker scored a career-high six goals, including four over the final 10:17, in leading the Lady Flames to a 13-9 win over the Camels to secure the No. 2 seed for the Big South Championship. Foster was named the Big South Offensive Player of the Week on Tuesday.
In 17 games this season, Foster leads the team in assists (37), points (62, No. 46 in country) and draw controls (70) while ranking tied for third in goals (25). Foster (99 assists) needs just one assist for 100 in her career and, with 178 career points, is just 10 from breaking the school record (187 points, Morgan Becker, 2011-15).
Lindsey McNamara (Second Team) McNamara, a senior defender and team captain, makes her second career appearance in the Big South's annual award winners after being named honorable mention a year ago. A year after notching 26 caused turnovers and 26 ground balls, the Orlando, Fla., native has 27 caused turnovers and 32 ground balls, both career highs. With McNamara as the anchor for the defensive unit, Liberty is No. 1 in the nation in caused turnovers per game (14.29) and No. 2 in ground balls per game (24.06).
McNamara played well in conference games, notching 15 ground balls and 11 caused turnovers, along with her first career assist (March 31 vs. Presbyterian). The senior saved her best performance for Senior Day (April 14 vs. Winthrop), where she had a career-high six caused turnovers and four ground balls in a 12-11 win. She was recognized as the Big South Defensive Player of the Week on April 17 for her efforts.
Mia Toscano (Second Team) Toscano, a midfielder, is making her first appearance on the all-conference team in her first season with the Lady Flames. The Liberty freshman, who was named the conference's freshman of the week on March 20, has totaled 14 goals, 10 assists, 24 points, 32 ground balls, 20 draw controls and 18 caused turnovers in 17 contests during her rookie campaign. The Peters Township, Pa., native had four games with two or more goals during the regular season and had a season-high five caused turnovers versus Robert Morris on Feb. 25.
Toscano had nine points (4 g, 5 a) in seven Big South contests and scored the game-winning goal in Liberty's 12-11 victory over Winthrop on April 14.
Michaela Rich (Honorable Mention) After being sidelined for all of 2017, Rich has put together an outstanding redshirt senior campaign for the Lady Flames. The native of Monrovia, Md., had a team-high 18 goals, five assists, 23 points, nine ground balls and four caused turnovers in seven league games, this spring. She scored a career-high six goals versus Presbyterian (March 31) and had four goals at Radford (April 18). Rich's third goal versus Radford was the 100th of her career.
Rich has scored two or more goals 10 times in 2018 and has multiple assists in four contests. The redshirt senior is second on the team in goals (34), assists (15) and points (49), all of which are career highs.
Hannah Quast (Honorable Mention) Quast, a sophomore, is being recognized as an all-conference performer for the first time in her career. The Mullica Hill, N.J., native totaled 10 goals, two assists, seven caused turnovers, six ground balls and two draw controls in Big South games. The midfielder scored a career-high four goals against Longwood on April 11. Quast, who is 48th in the nation in free-position percentage (.556) and is tied for the team lead in free-position goals (10), converted 5-of-8 (.625) free-position shots in conference play.
In 17 games this season, Quast has 22 goals, five assists, 27 points, 22 ground balls, 15 caused turnovers and six draw controls. The sophomore has tallied two or more goals in seven contests and two draw controls in five matches.
Other Award Winners and Postseason Preview No. 17/19 High Point (14-2), the No. 1 seed for the 2018 Big South Women's Lacrosse Championship, claimed three of the conference's four major awards handed down. Panthers senior Erica Perrotta was named Big South Defensive Player of the Year, while Abby Hormes received Big South Freshman of the Year honors, ending Liberty's two-year run (2016, 2017) of having the top rookie in the conference.
High Point Lacrosse Head Coach Lyndsey Boswell was named Big South Coach of the Year for a third straight season. Winthrop senior attacker Nicole Beatson was named the Big South Offensive Player of the Year, and Campbell senior attacker Mackenzie Koeller received Scholar-Athlete of the Year recognition for a second straight season.
Liberty (13-4) is the No. 2 seed for the 2018 Big South Women's Lacrosse Championship. The Lady Flames will await the winner of the clash between No. 3 Winthrop (12-5, 5-2 BSC) and No. 6 Longwood (7-10, 2-5 BSC), which will be played on Saturday at 1 p.m. in Rock Hill, S.C. Liberty defeated both teams in the regular season. The Lady Flames bested Winthrop, 12-11, on Senior Day, last Saturday, and topped Longwood, 22-7, on April 11.
Liberty's semifinal contest versus either No. 3 Winthrop or No. 6 Longwood will be played at High Point on May 4 at 7 p.m. and will be aired live on the Big South Network. Should Liberty advance to the title game, the Lady Flames will compete at High Point on May 6 at noon on ESPN3.
2018 Big South Conference Women's Lacrosse All-Conference Teams First Team All-Conference ATT – Nicole Beatson, Sr., Winthrop ATT – Brooke Stevens, Sr., High Point ATT – Melissa Placek, Jr., Campbell MF – Erica Perrotta, Sr., High Point MF – Katherine Judge, Sr., Winthrop MF – Samantha Herman, Jr., High Point MF – Brianna McCaffrey, Jr., Liberty MF – Callie Bonnel, Jr., Radford D – Megan Reilly, Sr., Campbell D – Olivia Nostrant, Sr., High Point D – Meredith Chapman, Soph., High Point GK – Alaina Girani, R-Jr., Winthrop AL – Carly White, Soph., MF, Liberty AL – Ashley Britton, Soph., MF, High Point AL – Sam Carey, Soph., MF, Campbell
Second Team All-Conference ATT – Kayla Foster, Jr., Liberty ATT – Riley Dolan, Sr., Longwood ATT – Kristen Shriver, Sr., Winthrop MF – Talen Francis, Fr., Gardner-Webb MF – Molly Barkman, Soph., Longwood MF – Juliette Ruland, Jr., Radford MF – Abby Hanscom, Jr., Gardner-Webb MF – Mia Toscano, Fr., Liberty D – Lindsey McNamara, Sr., Liberty D – Hollyn Royster, Sr., Longwood D – Hayley Norris, R-Soph., High Point GK – Imani West, Sr., Longwood AL – Hudson Roarick, Jr., D, Presbyterian AL – Abby Hormes, Fr., ATT, High Point AL – Kayla Reilly, Sr., ATT, Campbell
Honorable Mention All-Conference Monique Martin, Sr., D, Gardner-Webb Jill Rall, Soph., GK, High Point Amanda Chasin, Jr., D, Campbell Amanda Steinmuller, Sr., ATT, Gardner-Webb (tie) Hannah Quast, Soph., MF, Liberty (tie) Michaela Rich, R-Sr., ATT, Liberty
All-Academic Team Mackenzie Koeller, Sr., ATT, Campbell Abby Hanscom, Jr., MF, Gardner-Webb Brooke Stevens, Sr., ATT, High Point Kayla Foster, Jr., ATT, Liberty Dana Joss, Soph., MF, Longwood Kelty Fletcher, Sr., ATT, Presbyterian College Jenny Davis, Soph., GK, Radford Jordyn Elliott, Sr., D/MF, Winthrop
Offensive Player of the Year Nicole Beatson, Sr., ATT, Winthrop
Defensive Player of the Year Erica Perrotta, Sr., MF, High Point
Freshman of the Year Abby Hormes, ATT, High Point
Coach of the Year Lyndsey Boswell, High Point
Scholar-Athlete of the Year Mackenzie Koeller, Sr., ATT, Campbell
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Garfield educated students from around the city of Cleveland in grades preschool to grade 8. As a high demand school within the city, our enrollment averages 610 kids, making us one of the largest schools in Cleveland. At Garfield, we're proud to have an award-winning preschool, dedicated gifted classes in grades 3 through 6 and honors classes in grades 7 and 8.
The faculty and staff at Garfield take pride in a spirit of excellence and are dedicated to providing our students with a safe, secure, and caring environment where the highest quality education can be achieved. Garfield provides a family-oriented, challenging educational atmosphere that provides developmental for our students. It is our desire that our students learn the value of making good decisions and achieving academically at the highest levels possible.
We believe that each student can learn the skills that will enable them to be successful citizens and leaders in our rapidly changing global society. Our faculty utilizes the most effective research-based practices and instructional strategies to ensure our scholars have access to the best possible opportunities for learning. We also believe that parents play a critical role in the success of their children and that the home-school partnership is the most important relationship that can be established and maintained for children.
As we work together, open communication is encouraged. It is the positive parental and community involvement that makes Garfield an excellent school choice. We welcome your calls, questions, and involvement in the education and life of your child at Garfield School.
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A dozen CMSD schools made the Alliance for a Healthier Generation's list, which began in 2006, singles out schools for promoting exercise, nutrition and safety among students and staff.
This is the third year for the awards, a partnership between the George Gund and Cleveland foundations, the District and the Cleveland Teachers Union. The goal is to spread best practices by honoring teachers who set a standard of excellence and serve as an example for their peers.
Five more CMSD preschool sites have earned the state's top rating of five stars for quality.
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3/16/2020 CMSD has turned 22 elementary schools into meal sites that will help keep students 18 and younger fed with free carryout meals during the extended spring break ordered by Gov. Mike DeWine.
U.S. Census Bureau Director Steven Dillingham teamed up with Wade Park School students on Friday to emphasize the importance of everyone being counted in the 2020 Census.
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Have you ever celebrated July 5th?
If you own a small business, you should.
By the time the Second Continental Congress convened in the May of 1775, the American Revolutionary War had already begun.
And, over a year later, on July 2nd, the delegates to the Second Continental Congress voted to declare independence from Great Britain.
Two days later, drafters had completed the document: The Declaration of Independence; and, on July 4th the Second Continental Congress approved the draft and formally declared independence.
Congress then directed John Hancock, President of the Congress, and Charles Thomson, the Secretary of the Congress, to distribute the declaration.
But how?
Just when America needed it most – a small business came to the rescue.
Late on the evening of the 4th Hancock met with John Dunlap, who owned a small printing business near where Congress convened.
Hancock explained his problem.
He needed to mass produce the document so it could be immediately be dispatched to all the Colonies and to the soldiers in the field.
The twenty-nine-year-old Dunlap did what most small business owners do: he leapt into action.
Born in Ireland, he immigrated to Philadelphia where he became an apprentice for his uncle in the printshop. He eventually purchased the business from his uncle but was so poor he reportedly slept in the printshop.
On the night of July 4th, he was the man for the job.
Dunlap worked all night typesetting Jefferson's handwritten Declaration so he could run printed copies of the document for distribution.
By the morning of July 5th, he had printed nearly 200 copies – with typeset signatures of Hancock and Thomson.
Dunlap's document – called a "Broadside" because it is one large piece of paper with nothing printed on the back – remains one of America's most valued documents.
Twenty-six copies survive in museums and in the early 2000s one Dunlap Broadside sold at auction for $8,000,000.
As you celebrate our nation's independence, I hope you'll remember that 243 years this morning copies of the Declaration were sent all over the Colonies thanks to a small business owner….just across the street…who worked all night.
Happy July 5th!


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A measure approved by the Michigan House of Representatives today would create the Michigan Wildlife Council, which would create a media plan to educate the public as to the benefits of wildlife management, particularly through hunting, fishing and trapping activities. House Bill 4993, sponsored by state Rep. Jon Bumstead, will put money from hunting and…
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Sneak preview: the 47th Annual Graduate Film Screenings
By Alix Bromley
Emerging Australian filmmakers from the Victorian College of the Arts take centre stage for the 47th Annual Graduate Screenings this month at ACMI.
The annual public screenings are the first chance to see the work of Australia's best up-and-coming filmmakers before their release to the international film circuit, showcasing a range of narrative, documentary and animated shorts.
We spoke to six of this year's graduating directors – find out what they had to say about their films.
The Big Dark
Robert McKinstry, Bachelor of Fine Arts (Animation)
"The Big Dark explores the idea of letting go and seeing what happens, good or bad either way you learn and change.
"I could say how in depth the meaning behind the story is, but to be honest for me The Big Dark was more about finally creating a film that reflected my art style and experimented with my sound production.
"So often I'll start a project and work too slowly, creating disinterest in what I'm doing. To me, The Big Dark is more of a reflection on what I can create if I find the right work ethic, and realising something looks incomplete until the second it's done."
Lara Kose, Master of Film and Television (Narrative)
"Crush was a way for me to explore gender roles: how we're programmed to behave as our assigned genders at birth.
"It was inspired by the true story of a woman in a small village in Turkey, who was sexually assaulted by a man from her community for a whole year. Everyone knew it was happening but nobody did anything about it, and it drove her to violently and publicly kill him.
"Crush is a story about a boy and a girl and how they treat each other and why, but it's also about how men and women treat each other more broadly, and what happens when someone's voice is taken from them."
I Am Here and You Are Out There
Leah Sanderson, Master of Film and Television (Documentary)
"The first day I went to prison I met Wez. I was teaching Shakespeare. He was serving time for armed robbery. Inside he performed Shakespeare to mesmerised audiences. Outside – absence of routine throws his days into chaos.
"Cinematographer Marleena Forward and I travelled back and forth to Queensland, where Wez agreed to talk to camera. In August we finished sharing stories, silliness, and seas of trouble.
"It didn't turn out quite as I'd imagined – but if it did, nothing would be learned."
I am JUPITER I am the BIGGEST PLANET
Matthew Victor Pastor, Master of Film and Television (Narrative)
"Why do you want to go and make a film in the Red Light District of Manila", my mother screamed. She begged me not to go back to the Philippines to film but I insisted.
"My wife Lisac Pham (actor, lead role of The Filipino Mom) and parents suffered through the process of the production. Mum had shielded me from the harsh realities of the motherland, in some hope to create an identity for the Pastor household.
"I am JUPITER I am the BIGGEST PLANET is the most personal film I've ever made. It's about my family and where we come from. It's my most painful film also, but the one I'm most proud of."
Ten Thousand
Biddy O'Loughlin, Bachelor of Fine Arts (Film and Television)
"Ten Thousand is an Australian Western with a heroine. We shot it south of my home town, Alice Springs, on an old film set.
"I saw our leading man, a Spanish backpacker, at the local open mic night and thought to myself, 'that's a handsome man!' With the script in my guitar case, I offered him the part right away.
"Alfonso had never acted before and he was worried about his accent – but there's no dialogue! I think he gives the film a great Spaghetti Western look and his performance is impressively natural… I taught him everything he knows."
Lauren Edson, Bachelor of Fine Arts (Animation)
"The film began as collaboration between friends on a zine exploring the theme of touch. Touch can be interpreted in a multitude of ways, as it is integral to the human understanding.
"Here through muted tones and minimal movement, touch is presented as an alienating experience. One in which the character wants to connect but trauma causes them to see the world through a dissociative lens.
"Through small favors and occurrences, will they learn to re-engage with the world they'd given up on?"
A version of this article originally appeared on Channel, the Faculty's previous publishing platform.