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Chaparral's Kresl Soaring In Junior Season
By Anthony Ray December 30, 2015 Updated: January 5, 2016 No Comments4 Mins Read
Chaparral High School's talented and skilled guard prospect, 6-foot junior guard Colton Kresl is among the most talented performers in the state - regardless of class. A big-time scorer of the basketball, Kresl is coming off a strong showing this summer, and has continued his terrific play during his junior season.
Kresl has been a major bright spot this high school season for a Chaparral team that has struggled this season in the win/loss column. Chaparral (5-8) has played tough this season against some strong competition, and as a result, their overall record on the season has taken a major hit, but this team is very battle tested and I look for them to begin to play their best basketball of the high school season now as they gear up for much more local league play.
While playing against some top-rated out-of-state competition this season, Kresl has been strong in his play and has kept his team in almost every game. Kresl's best performance this season, may have been in last week's VisitMesa.com Basketball Challenge, as Kresl led his Firebirds to a big 59-57 win over defending Division-I state champion Corona Del Sol HS. In the win, Kresl scored numerous times down the stretch for his team and eventually scored a winning transition layup at the buzzer to win the game - a huge win for his program over the defending state champs.
Kresl is also coming off a strong performance during the club season, while leading his Arizona Power 16U team to several strong finishes and a tournament championship at the Double Pump Best of Summer tournament this summer. As a result of Kresl's performance this summer, he received his first division-I scholarship offer from Northern Arizona University and head coach Jack Murphy and his staff. I look for Kresl to begin to garner much more recruiting interest during his junior season, and definitely next spring, as this young man is regarded among the guard prospects in the state.
Kresl has had a good career at Chaparral. As as a sophomore, Kresl averaged 11.6 points, 2.6 assists and 2.8 rebounds per/game, while sharing backcourt duties with former senior guard Brandon Hoffer. This season with Kresl at the helm and running the show for the Firebirds with the basketball in his hands full-time, he is currently is averaging a team-high 19 points, 2.5 assists, 2.8 rebounds and 3.2 steals per/game.
Kresl will lead his Chaparral team on Tuesday evening (1/5) against Pinnacle HS on the road, in an exciting rivalry match-up.
Look for Kresl to continue to have a strong junior season, and continue to play at a high level, as his team looks to make a playoff push late in the high school season. This young man has definitely caught my attention with his play, and I look for bigger performances throughout the 2015-2016 high school basketball season.
Arizona Hoop Review Scouting Report: Kresl is a big-time scorer from the guard position, and he has a superior knack for making shots from anywhere on the floor. He has the ability to keep his handle alive in the most difficult situations and pass with either hand. He is an excellent shooter with excellent range on his shot. He is also able to shoot the basketball from the stand-still position or while on the move. He can create for himself or others off the dribble, almost at will. Kresl is also an excellent ball handler and a solid passer of the basketball. Fundamentally sound, Kresl is a complete offensive guard. He has also added some good size to his smaller frame, allowing him to compete against bigger guards. He will need to continue to focus much more on the defensive end to reach his full potential as a player, but he is solid defensively with goood lateral quickness. A very good overall guard prospect that could develop into a mid-major guard for the next level.


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Did Albert Einstein and Isaac Newton Have Asperger Syndrome?
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Some researchers believe both Albert Einstein and Isaac Newton may have had Asperger syndrome, a developmental disorder in the autism spectrum. Professor Simon Baron-Cohen, of the Autism Research Centre at Cambridge University, and Ioan James, of Oxford University, studied the behavior of both famous scientists. The researchers felt that both Einstein and Newton displayed personality traits characteristic of Asperger syndrome, a type of pervasive developmental disorder (PDD).
Retrospective Diagnoses for Einstein and Newton
Although the behaviors known as Asperger syndrome were first described in the 1940s, the diagnosis was not officially recognized until 1994. Since Einstein and Newton lived before then, it is difficult to come to a definitive answer, since neither can be questioned or examined now.
What the researchers noted in biographical information about both men were behaviors seen with Asperger syndrome, such as:
Limited but intense range of interests, especially specific intellectual areas
Difficulty in social relationships, especially responding appropriately to others
Problems communicating, such as difficulty making conversation or understanding others
The researchers pointed out that Einstein was a loner as a child and often repeated sentences obsessively until he was seven years old. His career was centered on complex mathematical topics. He gave very confusing lectures.
As for Newton, the researchers noted that he hardly spoke, had few friends and was often bad-tempered around them. He often became so engrossed in his work (the science of physics) that he forgot to eat. He always gave his scheduled lectures, even if no one came.
Asperger syndrome often involves some or all of the following symptoms:
Difficulty interacting with others (a lack of social skills)
Communication issues (such as not speaking in childhood, not making eye contact or trouble using facial expressions)
Preoccupation with complex subjects like music, mathematics or spatial reasoning
Repetitive behavior
Ritual development (such as getting dressed in a particular order)
Coordination problems (often seeming clumsy or awkward)
Albert Einstein and Isaac Newton both experienced intense intellectual interests in specific limited areas. Both scientists had trouble reacting appropriately in social situations and had difficulty communicating. Both scientists sometimes became so involved with their work that they did not eat. Newton spoke little and was frequently lukewarm or bad-tempered with the few friends he had. If no one attended his lecture he still lectured to an empty room. When he was 50, Newton suffered a nervous breakdown involving depression and paranoia.
It is not yet known what causes Asperger's syndrome, however, scientists believe that there is a genetic link on account of the fact that it tends to run in families (passed from parent to child).
Asperger Syndrome Is No Longer an Official Diagnosis
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Other scientists, such as Oliver Sacks, feel that the case is weak for the diagnosis of Asperger syndrome for either scientist. "One can imagine geniuses who are socially inept and yet not remotely autistic," said Dr. Glen Elliott, a psychiatrist at the University of California at San Francisco, in an interview published by BBC News. Elliott also maintains that since Einstein had a good sense of humor, a trait that is virtually unknown in people with severe Asperger syndrome, he does not fit the Aspergers profile.
Without Einstein or Newton here to examine, it's difficult to be certain where on the spectrum either physicist fell or they had Asperger's at all.
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Catholic singles encouraged to make gift of self at national conference
Michael Cheng of South Pasadena, Calif., Milagros Betances and Alicia Castro of Norwalk, Conn., and Evelyn Pacheco of Tamarac, Fla., talk on June 8 at the start of the National Catholic Singles Conference in Bloomington, Minn. (CNS photo/Dave Hrbacek, The Catholic Spirit)
by Matthew Davis
BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (CNS) - International Catholic speaker Hudson Byblow kicked off his presentation at the National Catholic Singles Conference in Bloomington with a little Star Wars Jedi wit.
He told the story of a woman who had been promised a Toyota at her job. Byblow showed on a big screen what she really got - a toy Yoda.
"Because of her expectations, she was quite disappointed," Byblow said.
Expectations like that can lead to seeking fulfillment in the wrong places, he added.
Byblow shared a testimony of his struggles in the single life, including viewing pornography and experiencing same-sex attraction and gender identity questions. But eventually, he found purpose in Jesus Christ. Byblow, 37 and single, said he now sees his identity in making a gift of himself by being a spiritual father, in a lay sense, to others.
"Pursuing the will of God, I realized, is not about what I want. It's about what God desires of me and how I can best serve him at this present point in my life," Byblow told an audience of 400 gathered in the ballroom of the Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America hotel in Bloomington.
His address was part of the 18th National Catholic Singles Conference held June on 8-9. The gathering provides an opportunity for singles to engage in the faith together through presentations, prayer, the sacraments and fellowship.
Byblow, who spoke June 9, and several other speakers delivered presentations on the call to holiness for Catholics who are single.
Archbishop Bernard A. Hebda and Auxiliary Bishop Andrew H. Cozzens of St. Paul and Minneapolis presided at Masses, and adoration and confession were available throughout the weekend. Social activities preceded and followed the conference.
"For me, it's knowing that I'm going to be around just faith- and fun-filled people, and (I'm) going to come away inspired and edified," said Theresa Grobecker, a parishioner of St. Joseph in Troy, New York, who has been to multiple Catholic singles conferences.
"It's a balance of fun, but yet being able to find opportunities of prayer and reflection," she told The Catholic Spirit, the St. Paul and Minneapolis archdiocesan newspaper.
Inspired by the theology of the body, a collection of papal audiences by St. John Paul II, the conference began in 2005 in Denver, and various sites throughout the U.S. have hosted it since. It was held in Minnesota for the first time this year.
Anastasia Northrop founded the National Catholic Singles Conference at the request of fellow Catholic single friends.
"We need to know who we are as sons and daughters of God, and that's really how we're going to be able to live our singleness well," Northrop said.
Jen Messing, the host site co-chair and a parishioner of St. Charles Borromeo in St. Anthony, Minnesota, said the conference is really about helping attendees become formed in the single life to make a gift of self in their current life stage.
"It's kind of a unique reality of this day and age having a large population of people that are not in their (vowed) vocations and ... there is not a set formula for how to work with single people," said Messing, who runs a retreat ministry based on the theology of the body, Into the Deep.
"It became kind of an opportunity to evangelize and form singles because a lot of things in the Church will often gear toward families or parenting or marriage or religious life," she said.
Messing, who had attended multiple conferences before assuming her host role this year, said the appeal of potentially meeting another Catholic of the opposite sex offers initial appeal for attendees. However, she said it's not a "meat market," but rather a place for people to find deep, faith-filled friendships and grow in their faith.
Salvatore Vermiglio, 51, who has attended the conference nine times, said initially, he did expect to find his future wife across the room at the gathering.
"I've learned that you tamp down that expectation," said Vermiglio, a parishioner of the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in Los Angeles. "The expectation that you do have is that you're going to meet friends, you're in contact with other fellow Catholics, and if things happen, it happens."
Once in a while, the connections lead to romantic relationships. Northrop said there have been 15 marriages between people who have met through the conference, which has drawn more than 4,000 Catholics in 13 years.
Byblow urged attendees to focus on how they can serve God now. Byblow said he realized focusing on spiritual fatherhood will prepare him to be a stronger physical father, too. He also said that women are likewise called to spiritual motherhood, and neither is "second place," nor means marriage or another vowed vocation isn't possible down the road, he said.
"Perhaps being where you are right now is not second place as long as holiness is your first pursuit," Byblow said. "And just imagine how many more people might be touched by your love if you stepped into that role of spiritual fatherhood and motherhood a little more from right where we are right now, open to what God can author."


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EASA Media Anthropology Network Events
Workshop "Decoloniality and the Digital Turn in Media Anthropology", 11 October 2019 at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität (LMU) Munich. Organized and hosted by the Media Anthropology Network, European Association of Social Anthropologists (EASA), and ERC Project ForDigitalDignity ONLINERPOL, LMU Munich.
EASA2018 in Stockholm: Panel "The Digital Turn: New Directions in Media Anthropology" (Philipp Budka, Elisabetta Costa & Sahana Udupa).
Two e-seminars (No. 62-63), including a follow-up e-seminar on "The Digital Turn in Media Anthropology" (www.media-anthropology.net/index.php/e-seminars).
Workshop "Anthropologies of Media and Mobility: Theorizing movement and circulations across entangled fields" in cooperation with EASA's Anthropology and Mobility Network (ANTHROMOB), Locating Media (Siegen) and a.r.t.e.s. Graduate School (Cologne); University of Cologne, 14-16 September (mediamobility.wordpress.com/). Supported by EASA.
Three e-seminars (No. 59-61), including a joint e-seminar with ANTHROMOB on "Media and Mobility" to continue and expand workshop discussions.
EASA2016 in Milan: Panel "Media Anthropology's Legacies and Concerns" (Philipp Budka, Elisenda Ardevol & John Postill).
Four e-seminars (No. 55-58), including a joint e-seminar with the American Anthropological Association's Digital Anthropology Group and its Committee for the Anthropology of Science, Technology & Computing on "Facebook as Research Field and Research Platform".
Workshop "Theorising Media and Conflict" at the Department of Social and Cultural Anthropology of the University of Vienna organised by John Postill, Philipp Budka and Elke Mader; 23-24 October. The workshop was supported by EASA, the Austrian Research Association (ÖFG) and the Department of Social and Cultural Anthropology of the University of Vienna.
Selected papers of this workshop will be published in a volume edited by John Postill, Philipp Budka and Birgit Bräuchler (Berghahn's Anthropology of Media Series).
Five e-seminars (No. 50-54), including an e-seminar to continue and expand discussions of the "Theorising Media and Conflict " workshop.
EASA2014 in Tallinn: Panel "Media Futures: Media Anthropology of, for and Through the Notion of 'Future'" (Elisenda Ardevol, Philipp Budka & Debora Lanzeni)
Four e-seminars (No. 46-49), including an e-seminar on the 10th anniversary of the EASA Media Anthropology Network.
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British Lino cuts from the 1930s
1 February 2014 - 30 March 2014
The linocut prints showcased in this exhibition convey the optimistic verve of the roaring 1920s and 30s in Britain. Vehicles, machinery, sports, and daily life are all captured in vivid colour, with a striking sense of speed and movement.
Modern city life and its effect on people fascinated Claude Flight, a founder of London's Grosvenor School of Modern Art, and the artists he mentored. The colour linocut, a 20th-century invention, was the medium of choice for this multinational group. They believed it expressed the spirit of the modern age: industrialism and utilitarianism.
Claude Flight saw the colour linocut as the democratic medium that would introduce modern art to the home of the ordinary person. He argued that these small and decorative prints should be affordable to the wage earner.
Artists used ordinary household linoleum for the blocks, cutting the design with gouges made from the ribs of old umbrellas. No press was needed, as the blocks were printed by hand. The artist placed a piece of paper on top of the inked block and rubbed over it with a home-made baren - a wooden disc wrapped in bamboo leaves. For areas of strong colour, the back of a dessert spoon or toothbrush could work even better.
One block was used for each colour, and the composition was built up by superimposing different colours and shapes. This method was ideal for simple, abstract designs.


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On April 27th, 2018 the workshop on Plasma Technologies - Current developments and opportunities for the future will take place in the Kompetenzzentrum Holz GmbH in St. Veit / Glan (W3C). The event will be organized as part of the INTERREG V-A Italy - Austria 2014-2020 funded project ICAP (ITAT1010) - "Innovation through combined applications of plasma technologies".
Hemp plants were utilized for constructing rotor blades for small wind turbines in order to build "green energy"-facilities consequently from a sustainable material.
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Im Zuge eines neuen Forschungsprojekts wurde für die Drechslerei Reiter eine Methode entwickelt, Holz, welches für die Herstellung gedrechselter Produkte für unterschiedliche Gebrauchs-, Schmuck- und Dekorationsgegenstände verwendet werden soll, durch gezielte Beimpfung mit pigmentproduzierenden Pilzen farblich zu variieren. Damit sollte für den Firmenpartner eine breitere verfügbare Farbpalette für seine Produkte ermöglicht werden. Fokus wurde hier vor allem auf neue Farbvarianten, Farbstabilität und Holzart gelegt.
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Soft, softer, softest. New method to determine softness of tissue, textile, and nonwovens products.
Cellulose fibers find their applications in sensitive areas such as cosmetics, hygiene und medicine. Therefore the property softness is found among the fundamental quality parameters. So far, softness was determined by means of laborious panel test. Now, a more efficient method was successfully developed by the project team consisting of researchers from Lenzing AG and Kompetenzzentrum Holz GmbH.
In order to be free from dependency on fossil fuels such as coal, gas or crude oil, the energy industries have high hopes on wind power because it is sustainable and available in plenty. However, there is one hitch: Although the wind power plant generates renewable, green energy the plant is made from eco-unfriendly materials. The rotor blades of wind turbines are generally made from glass fiber reinforced plastics. After 20 to 25 years of service, the plant reaches its end of life cycle and in this context the disposal of the fiber- reinforced plastics is problematic.
Professor Alfred Teischinger, Institute of Wood Technology and Renewable Resources, recently welcomed in his role as Scientific Director of the Competence Centre Wood K plus the Federal Minister and Vice Chancellor Reinhold Mitterlehner at Wood K plus at St. Veit an der Glan.
The aim of this project is that children and teens can understand processes and the used "language" to describe them. They should learn and get curious as to which main parameters can influence a process to get the most efficient and sustainable ones.
The development and optimization of activated carbon fibers and their application as electrode material for supercapacitors was awarded with the Upper Austrian Award for Innovation 2015. Wood K plus was chosen from all 82 proposals for the Jury-Award for Radical Innovations.
Im Rahmen des COMET-Programms (Competence Centers for Excellent Technologies) konnte sich das Kompetenzzentrum Holz (Wood K plus) nach Abschluss der Evaluierung durch ein internationales Fachkomitee die Finanzierung für weitere vier Jahre sichern. Damit steht dem Zentrum und seinen Partnern für die Programmperiode 2019-2022 ein Forschungsbudget von 22,7 Mio. Euro zur Verfügung.
Together with Borealis Polyolefine and Budapest University of Technology, notched impact strength of polypropylene (PP) based Natural Fiber Composites (NFC) has been highly in-creased by the development of innovative hybrid materials. We used special polymeric fibers as impact modifiers for NFC. In the present development, PP impregnated long fibers were applied for the first time as impact modifier for NFC. Longer fibers are more effective rein-forcements in thermoplastics than shorter fibers. Materials with high impact strength, which show improved crash performance, are of importance in the automotive industry.
Closing the loops for process waters in the pulp and paper industry is an important step to minimize the environmental footprint. It enables significant reduction of water consumption, but on the other hand undesired wood components are enriched within the process. In collaboration with Lenzing AG, a highly versatile extraction method was developed to enable characterisation of the diverse components in aqueous samples. The novel method combines the purification, enrichment or fractionation steps and makes therefore process control easier and faster.
Ziel des Projekts "MicroCell" ist es, die wissenschaftlichen Grundlagen für ein neuartiges, biobasiertes Dämmmaterial zu entwickeln, welches gegenüber herkömmlichen Materialien eine deutliche Effizienzsteigerung hinsichtlich thermischer Isolierung aufweist.
Im März dieses Jahres konnte unter der Leitung von Wood K Plus erfolgreich das Projekt InnoBuPro abgeschlossen werden.
The beginning of our multilateral cooperation in Prague (on the left Patrycja Bober - Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry of Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic and on the right Adriana Kovalcik- Kompetenzzentrum Holz GmbH). The polymerization of pyrrole in the presence of lignin.
The idea to pulp sugar beet just mechanically followed by a finest disintegration (nanofibrillation) and then glue wood with it, leads our employee Mr. Stefan Pinkl to win this year's Innovation Award of BOKU, tecnet equity and the accent founder-service.
At the first cutoff round at the Interreg Slovenia Austria Programme W3C was granted the project MMO3D - Development of a robotbased multiaxis 3D printing technology for composite materials.
Exactly ten years ago the Wood Carinthian Competence Center (W3C) was founded in St. Veit/Glan, as one of four locations of the "Kompetenzzentrum Holz GmbH" in Austria. Since then, an impressive chapter of successful research, development and innovation in Carinthia has been written. Because of close cooperation with numerous business partners from the wood material industry, a value of several hundred million euros were generated and based on the research results a significant number of high-quality jobs have been created in the past decade in Carinthia.
On Friday, 22nd April 2016 Wood K plus took the opportunity to present the comprehensive research-competence of the centre to the visitors of the Long Night of Research at the locations Linz, Klagenfurt and Tulln.
Adhesive distribution plays a major role for the properties of industrial wood composites, such as particle boards, MDF and OSB. The most common adhesive to produce these boards, urea - formaldehyde resin, is colourless when cured thus making the investigation of adhesive distribution merely impossible. In this project, methods to colour both wood and adhesive after the board is produced, enable the investigation of adhesive distribution. The knowledge thus obtained allowed the development of better adhesive, better boards and the reduction of chemicals needed.
Dr. Thomas Stelzer was highly interested in the different innovations of wood- and bio-based materials, which were presented during his visit of the Kompetenzzentrum Holz GmbH (Wood K plus) at January 22nd 2016.
The non-inflammable high pressure laminate "m.look", developed by the competence center (area W3C) in cooperation with Funder Max, was awarded the Lower Austria Innovation Award 2015 (Karl-Ritter-von-Ghega-Preis).
As part of the project GEEWood "Gender Excellence at the Kompetenzzentrum Holz GmbH" Landesrätin Doris Hummer and Professor Sabine Hild talked to the female scientists and technicians about the experiences on their own successful career path.
BOKU (Institute of Wood Technology and Renewable Materials) & Wood K plus Area 4 meet their Swiss colleagues from ETH (Wood Materials Science Group, Ingo Burgert) and EMPA (Applied Wood Materials, Tanja Zimmermann) Zurich annually.


On the cusp of graduating from high school, Glory O'Brien is in the midst of a crisis that only she knows about. Her mother committed suicide when she was four, and Glory worries that even though she doesn't feel depressed about her future, somehow she is destined to follow in her mom's footsteps. She's having a hard time communicating with her best friend, who mostly wants to talk about herself anyway. She's frustrated that no one really talks about what happened with her mom, and everyone expects her to move on.
Then one day Glory can see the past and future of everyone she looks at. The future looks bleak, with a second Civil War started in the U.S., and the rights of women curtailed. As she searches for herself in those future visions, she finds a way to move forward in the present.
Glory O'Brien's History of the Future by A.S. King explores the pressure teens feel to have things figured out for themselves by the time they finish high school. Glory's situation is complicated by the tragedy in her family and the fact that she doesn't feel like she can talk about it. The magical realism of Glory's visions of the future add another layer to her confusion and the pressure to get things right in the present.
As in her other books, author A.S. King is not deterred from taking on big issues: how suicide affects family members, society's expectations for women, and sexual activity among teens. Glory O'Brien's History of the Future can inspire thoughtful conversations about those issues and more among book club members aged 16 and over.


Alberta Health Services, Department of Addictions & Mental Health in partnership with the University of Alberta, Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry, Department of Psychiatry, is inviting applications from psychiatrists with expertise in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry preferably with subspecialty certification.
Our multi-disciplinary teams consisting of psychiatry, nursing, psychology, occupational therapy, social work, education and speech and language pathology provide education and assistance for more than 1.2 million people in the Edmonton Metropolitan Region.
The full time psychiatry role provides consultation services to a multi-disciplinary team. There are over 35 psychologists, social workers, nurses and occupational therapists working in Edmonton Zone schools and there is need for a psychiatrist to provide consultation and clinical support for these clinical staff. Additionally, it is envisioned that this physician would assess and commence treatment for some of the students identified in the school programs and liaise with their family physician or pediatrician for ongoing care. The psychiatrist also will provide consultation to developmental pediatricians and provide direct services to students who attend the Learning and Development Clinic for complex dual diagnosis mental health and learning issues.


Pamela Bundy founded Bundy Development Corporation (BDC) as a vehicle to realize her vision for thriving city neighborhoods in her adopted hometown of Washington, D.C. Over the past decade, BDC has been a pioneer in urban-style development which has been an integral part of the rebirth of Washington's downtown. BDC has been a partner in the development of two of the City's largest mixed-use projects: CityVista, a $300 million development that provided more than 685 condominiums and approximately 100,000 square feet of retail space; and "CityCenter," a $1 billion, 10 acre, mixed-use development.
Ms. Bundy began her professional career in corporate management. She became certified as a real estate appraiser and opened her own appraisal firm. She is a graduate of Lincoln University and an alumna of Harvard Business School's Executive Owner President Manager (OPM) management program.
Ms. Bundy has received numerous awards, including: the 2014 CREW (Commercial Real Estate Women) Placemaking Award; CREW's 2011 Network Impact Award; and the Washington Business Journal's 2008 Minority Business Leader Award. Ms. Bundy was also named one of the "Women Who Mean Business" by the Washington Business Journal and "Entrepreneur of the Year" by the Parren J. Mitchell Foundation, both in 2004. Under her leadership, BDC was nominated for Black Enterprise's "Emerging Company of the Year" award in 2001.
Ms. Bundy is involved with several prestigious civic organizations. She is an appointed board member of the Executive Committee of the District of Columbia Building Industry Association; a former member of the Urban Land Institute's (ULI) Executive Council; a 2003 member of Leadership Greater Washington; and a member of Commercial Real Estate for Women (CREW). She currently serves on Lincoln University's Board of Visitors and on the Board of Advisors of the Lowe Economic Development Corporation. She has served on the Capital One Advisory Board, and the Board of Directors of Jubilee Housing and the Women's Business Roundtable. Ms. Bundy was honored by Girls, Inc. in 2008.
Born in Hustle, Virginia, Ms. Bundy grew up working in a family-owned and operated business.
Mr. Sheldon M. Bonovitz, Esq.
The Barnes Foundation (barnesfoundation.org) was established by Albert C. Barnes in 1922 to "promote the advancement of education and the appreciation of the fine arts and horticulture." The Barnes holds one of the world's finest collections of impressionist, post-impressionist and early modern paintings, with extensive works by Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Paul Cézanne, Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, Henri Rousseau, Amedeo Modigliani, Chaim Soutine, and Giorgio de Chirico; works by American masters Charles Demuth, William Glackens, Horace Pippin, and Maurice Prendergast; old master paintings; important examples of African sculpture; Native American ceramics, jewelry, and textiles; decorative arts and ironwork; and antiquities from the Mediterranean region and Asia. While most collections are grouped by chronology, style, or genre, art at the Barnes is arranged in ensembles structured according to light, line, color, and space—principles that Dr. Barnes called "the universal language of art." The Foundation's programs include First Fridays, young professionals nights, tours, tastings, and family programs, as well as Barnes-de Mazia Education Program courses and workshops. These programs advance the Foundation's mission through progressive, experimental, and interdisciplinary teaching and learning. The Barnes Foundation is open Wednesday–Monday and tickets can be purchased on-site, online, or by calling 215.278.7200. Ticket prices and current hours are listed on our website.
The Barnes Arboretum in Merion contains more than 2,500 varieties of trees and woody plants, many of them rare. Founded in the 1880s by Joseph Lapsley Wilson and expanded under the direction of Laura Leggett Barnes, the living collections include 40 state champion trees, a Chinese fringe tree (Chionanthus retusus), a dove tree (Davidia involucrata), a monkey-puzzle tree (Araucaria araucana), and a coast redwood (Sequoia sempervirens). Other important plant collections include lilacs, peonies, stewartias, ferns, medicinal plants, hostas, and magnolias. The Horticulture Education Program has offered a comprehensive three-year certificate course in the botanical sciences, horticulture, garden aesthetics, and design since its establishment in 1940 by Mrs. Barnes. The arboretum also offers horticulture workshops and lectures, and is open to the public Friday–Sunday from May through November. Tickets can be purchased on-site, online, or by calling 215.278.7200. Ticket prices and current hours are listed on our website.


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International Weekend Wrap-Up – October 15-16
October 21, 2016 QP Analysis, Canada, Europe, International Weekend Wrap Up, Norway, Sections, Serials, South, Southwest, Turkey, United Kingdom, USA 0
Contributions by Elizabeth Barcelos, Chula Bruggeling, David Chapman, Alberto Coronado, Yeray Espinosa Cuevas, Briana Earhart, Jack Lennard, Ashara Peiris, and Carrie Soukup
The Quidditch Post is trying out something new this season. There's a lot going on in the world of quidditch on any particular weekend, and most of us only see the stories immediately relevant to our regions. However, it can be very interesting to look outside of our own bubble every once in a while and take a look at the rest of the global community. You might discover interesting formats, learn about developments around the world, or simply have some interesting knowledge you can surprise your friends with next training.
Canada – Trick or Beat
The Trick or Beat developmental tournament at the University of Alberta, in Edmonton, AB featured five developmental-level teams: the Edmonton Aurors, the University of Calgary Mudbloods, the Calgary Kelpies, the Central Alberta Centaurs, and the debuting University of Alberta Quidditch Club.
The event kicked off with a bracing group warm-up, in the form of having to clear the pitch of 10-15 cm of recently accumulated snow. Once the snow was gone, play began with a full-contact game between the Edmonton Aurors QC roster and the Calgary Mavericks. This was not a regulation Quidditch Canada game, and the Aurors lent a number of players to the Mavericks to make the game more balanced and fun.
The remainder of the day was a round robin developmental event, with no "championship" game. The newly-formed U of A team showed a great deal of potential, boosted by the fact that several experienced players are currently attending the school, and join in shared practices with the Aurors. The Centaurs continued to show improvement, catching their first win of the season against the Mudbloods, and posted their best performance against the Aurors.
Bad luck – and bad weather – had all three non-Edmonton teams playing significantly short-handed. This was less of an issue for the 12 more experienced Kelpies, but the 10 Centaurs and eight Mudbloods worked hard to meet the challenge.
To summarise: scores were secondary, and icy determination (no snow pun intended) was the theme of the day.
Clearing the snow from pitches | Photo Credit: David Chapman
US: South – Midknight Cup
Gainesville Siege
Florida State University Quidditch (FSU)
Despite opposing teams thinking they could outnumber Miami's limited strength, the reigning champions of the South won with a small roster by deploying an outstanding defense and great physicality. Siege, a new community team, looked like a potential contender in the South and could possibly be able to compete with Miami and Florida's Finest (absent from this tournament) as one of Florida's best teams as the season goes on and the team builds confidence. FSU was easily the biggest surprise of the tournament and is definitely a team to watch in the future. The players may be young and inexperienced, but they showed vast amounts of potential.
All of the official games were well-reffed, and both refs that were field tested performed well. Hopefully they both pass, as the lack of certified head refs (HRs) is a huge problem in the South right now. This put Siege in a difficult position, as the team carried the weight of supplying HRs.
It will be interesting to see how well Miami, Finest, and Siege (the current top three Florida teams) fare at Wolf Pack Classic in two weeks against teams outside of their region. The teams are all in different pools and have the potential of meeting in bracket play, so there is a good chance for a juicy encounter or two later in the weekend.
US: Southwest – Texas A&M Classic
Texas Cavalry had a really good flow and game plan this weekend. It is clear that Calvary has a pool of talented players who have some impressive chemistry for a community team. The team's long list of subs fit well into their positions, and everyone knew their responsibilities. Cavalry's defense was nearly impenetrable, even if it lost bludger control. The beaters played extremely aggressively, often bringing both up on offense to clear out the point chaser and beater. The field awareness of the beaters is something to note; they see you coming from a mile away. Cavalry has a chance to build a position as one of the top teams in the region – a goal it will certainly be aiming for.
Heat in the middle of the day definitely affected a lot of teams, but this is standard in Texas. Lone Star Quidditch Club (LSQC), playing with only 10 people, still got to the quarterfinals against Cavalry, after a close loss to Texas State University – San Marcos; even short-handed, LSQC secured fifth seed going into bracket play.
Texas State is back and strong. Suffering an injury in the middle of the day, Texas State utilized the depth of its bench to help the team through. The referees were particularly eyes-up all tournament, giving a lot of cards; at the same time, the officiating was (mostly) consistent until the referees began to tire. This leads us to one of the biggest issues of the tournament: it simply ran out of referees. Two of the HRs were player coaches, and their two respective teams went to the finals. This resulted in a delay of matches, which caused the tournament to end around midnight. Granted, this scramble for referees could just be because it's early in the season, but it sparked a lengthy forum discussion after the tournament about the need for volunteers to step up in the region.
Silver Phoenix also impressed. The team's game against the University of Texas at San Antonio Club Quidditch went into overtime and was one of the more impressive displays of quidditch in this early-season period. Silver Phoenix has undergone incredibly rigorous training, and it shows. The team went 2-2 in pool play and lost against Texas Quidditch and SHSU Quidditch by 40 before the snitch. Silver Phoenix will be encouraged by these results, and its development over the course of the season will be an intriguing path to follow.
The final saw Cavalry beat Texas State convincingly, 160*-90.
Norway – Oslo Open
NTNUI Rumpeldunk
OSI Vikings 1
Katta Rampeldank
Oslo Open was supposed to be Norway's qualifier for the European Quidditch Cup (EQC), but in the end the only teams interested in competing for those spots were NTNUI Rumpeldunk and OSI Vikings. Since Norway only has two spots, the Norwegian Quidditch Association (NRF) announced last Thursday that both teams would receive the EQC spots, no matter the outcome of the tournament.
In the end, it turned out that it wouldn't have mattered anyway; OSI reached the Oslo Open finals for the first time, while NTNUI won the tournament for the third time in a row by beating OSI 90*-20, making them perhaps the only team in Europe to have won a major national tournament three times.
Third place meanwhile went to Katta Rampeldank, who defeated OSI Viqueens, OSI's second team, with a score of 170*-70.
Turkey – Turkish Quidditch Cup
ODTÜ Hippogriffs or METU Unicorns
İTÜ Honeybees
Turkish Quidditch Cup seemed rather chaotic and unorganised. Turkey's NGB has a formal league structure, collects extensive data and statistics on games, and smoothly runs tournaments such as Intergalaktik Cup, so it was a bit of a surprise to find that Turkish Quidditch Cup was delayed so much by long breaks between slots (for no readily apparent reason) that in the end, the finals had to be called off entirely; the local football team was already waiting by the field to get ready for their football game.
The final, between METU Unicorns and ODTÜ Hippogriffs is expected to be played at a later date, but no concrete plans have been made for that yet. Third place went to İTÜ Honeybees, who defeated Bilkent Foxes.
UK – Highlander Cup IV
Bangor Broken Broomsticks
London Unspeakables
Holyrood Hippogriffs Firsts
Highlander was a tournament with a level of parity that was wholly unexpected prior to the tournament. With Durhamstrang placing third at the British Quidditch Cup 2016, they were expected to comfortably win the tournament. However, a weakened Durham squad and stellar performances by Bangor Broken Broomsticks and the Holyrood Hippogriffs Firsts meant they were both able to triumph over Durham, leaving Durhamstrang with only victories against London Unspeakables (which was in SWIM range), Hippogriffs Seconds, and St Andrews Snidgets. Bangor showed that they wouldn't settle for another second place at Highlander, defeating Durhamstrang once and London twice, only losing to the Hippogriffs. In the end, stellar seeking performances from Callum Lake helped make the difference for Bangor; Lake caught the snitch against Durhamstrang and again in the final, winning the title in a match against London that ended 80*-40. It will be a delightful result for a resurgent Bangor, after a couple of seasons out in the cold compared to their place at the top of UK quidditch during the early years of the sport in the region.
The first and second placed Bangor Broken Broomsticks and London Unspeakables at Highlander IV | Photo Credit: Claire Purslow
Overall, the tournament was a huge success for the top four teams, with every game between them being in SWIM range. This will be a hugely encouraging sign for London in particular, who were coming off the back of a rebuilding season and ended up repeating their second-place finish that they managed two years ago. If they can keep this up, London will be a serious threat at Southern Cup.
For the remaining two teams, St Andrews will have to be disappointed with only a single victory against the Hippogriffs Seconds (albeit a very confident victory). It seems that this formerly successful team will have some trouble this year unless they can manage to improve their recruitment. Similarly, it seems as though the Hippogriffs Seconds will have a tough year; however, if their aim is for development and not for victory, then they may be able to do sufficiently well.
UK – South West League
The newly-formed South West League kicked off in style with two fixtures in Bristol and one in Falmouth. The Bristol Brizzlebears established their dominance in the league with a confident win of 160*-10 over the newly-formed Bathilisks QC, the latter having recently dropped from Southern Cup 2016 to focus on smaller regional events that will better aid their development. Meanwhile, the Bristol Brizzlepuffs' second team, the Brizzlebees, lost to a strong Exeter squad, who are fresh from their rebranding as the Exeter Eagles. With the Bears focusing on seizing one of the three EQC 2017 places available at Southern Cup in a couple of weeks' time, there is a danger that the attention necessary to keep the club's second team in its reputable position of strength will be diverted to the Bears as they push for glory on the continental stage.
Meanwhile, the Swansea Seven Swans gave the Falmouth Falcons a scare; the Falcons narrowly defeated the Swans with a score of 60*-30. Swansea has never proved a serious threat to top teams in the past, so perhaps they will continue to surprise, and teams playing them at Southern Cup in a fortnight should be wary. That said, the strength of Falmouth is also unclear, and we look forward to seeing them take on their old foes Bristol in Southampton at the regional championship.
The league gained significant national media coverage and looks to be an exciting development opportunity, especially with new team the Worcester Saucerors joining the fray in the next round of matches. However, with some of the teams struggling due to injury and gender constraints, it remains to be seen whether more stringent mercenary policies will be implemented for games taking place later in the season.
International Weekend Wrap-Up is a roundup of quidditch tournaments our correspondents attended last weekend. Are you going to be at a tournament and want to make sure it gets featured in International Weekend Wrap-Up? You can send in your short submissions to quidditchpost@gmail.com.
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Justia Patents Athletic Shoe Or Attachment ThereforUS Patent for Laceless athletic shoe Patent (Patent # 5,555,650)
Laceless athletic shoe
A laceless athletic shoe is disclosed. The shoe presents a thin, uniform upper surface, permitting truer kicks when contacted by a soccer or other ball. An integral elastic area in the upper expands to receive the wearer's foot, while carbon fibers embedded in and grooves formed across the outsole provide greater torsional stability and flexibility of the shoe during turns.
This invention relates to an athletic shoe and more particularly to a laceless, cleated soccer or other shoe.
Conventional athletic shoes typically include laces, which function to secure each shoe about the foot of a wearer. To protect the dorsal surface of the foot from the laces, these shoes also include a tongue. The combination of laces and tongue results in a relatively bulky, discontinuous upper, however, which inhibits uniform contact between the foot and, for example, a soccer or other ball.
The present invention provides an alternative athletic shoe lacking both laces and a tongue. The laceless upper presents a thinner, more uniform contact surface than do conventional athletic shoes, providing truer kicks for soccer players and other wearers of the shoe. The upper also includes an integral, elastic area that expands to receive the wearer's foot and contracts to conform to the wearer's ankle thereafter. Combined with a cinching system positioned across the top of the foot, this elastic area secures the shoe of the present invention about the wearer's foot.
Carbon fibers embedded in and anatomically-contoured grooves formed across the outsole improve the responsiveness of the shoe in use. The fibers, woven and coated with urethane, supply torsional stability along the length of the forefoot, while the grooves provide greater flexibility when the wearer turns. The molded outsole additionally strengthens the shoe along its length and furnishes the substantially flat heel and arch surfaces preferred by many soccer players.
It is therefore an object of the present invention to provide a laceless athletic shoe.
It is also an object of the present invention to provide a shoe presenting a relatively thin, uniform contact surface for truer kicking of balls and other objects.
It is another object of the present invention to provide a shoe having an elastic area in the upper for receiving and securing the wearer's foot.
It is yet another object of the present invention to provide a shoe having carbon fibers embedded in and anatomically-contoured grooves formed across the outsole.
Other objects, features, and advantages of the present invention will become apparent with reference to the remainder of the written portion and the drawings of this application.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view primarily of the upper of a shoe of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a perspective view primarily of the outsole of the shoe of FIG. 1.
FIGS. 1-2 illustrate shoe 10 of the present invention. Shoe 10 is formed of upper 14 and outsole 18, which may be adhered or otherwise connected using conventional methods. Upper 14, typically made of leather, includes first (dorsal) segment 22, designed to be adjacent the dorsal portion of the wearer's foot when worn, and second (ankle) segment 26 intended to surround the wearer's ankle. Although as described herein segments 22 and 26 have functional aspects, other aspects of shoe 10 are ornamental and included for aesthetic purposes.
Unlike conventional athletic shoes, shoe 10 is not secured about the wearer's foot with laces. Instead, shoe 10 receives and conforms to the foot without laces, analogous to the action of a sock or stocking. Lacking laces, shoe 10 additionally requires no separate tongue, permitting an integral segment 22 to extend across the dorsal surface of the wearer's foot. As a result, segment 22 presents a thin, uniform surface for contacting items such as soccer ball 30, thereby providing truer kicks for soccer players and other wearers of shoe 10. A separate cushion 34 may be sewn onto or otherwise adhered to segment 22 if desired, although it too (if present) is designed to provide a relatively uniform contact surface as part of shoe 10.
Second segment 26 defines an opening 38 for receiving the wearer's foot. Surrounding the wearer's ankle is an elastic area 42 typically made of neoprene and lycra, designed to expand to receive the wearer's foot and thereafter contract to conform to the wearer is ankle. The result is a shoe 10 capable of fitting securely about the wearer's foot, notwithstanding omission of both laces and a tongue. Segment 26 additionally includes loop 44 at the wearer's heel, through which the wearer may place a finger for pulling shoe 10 about his foot. Protruding portions 45 opposite opening 38 from loop 44 are also intended to be grasped by the thumbs and forefinger of the wearer to align opening 38 with the wearer's foot.
Cinching system 46 enhances the fitting of shoe 10. As shown in FIG. 1, system 46 includes a leather or other strap 50 positioned across upper 14 above (dorsal) segment 22. Buckle 54 connects strap 50 to a generally inelastic strap 58 (also possibly of leather), the underside of which includes hooks designed to engage loops attached to upper 14. Using system 46, therefore, a wearer may extend strap 54 until it is taut and retain strap 54 in the extended position by merely pulling strap 58 and engaging the hook-and-loop fastener 62.
Outsole 18 of shoe 10 is detailed in FIG. 2. Made of rigid molded plastic, outsole 18 includes fore and rear sections 66 and 70, respectively. Separating these sections are dual grooves 74A and 74B, which span outsole 18 laterally and define a flexible region 78. As illustrated in FIG. 2, grooves 74A and 74B flare at the edges 82 of outsole 18, so as not to restrict the flexibility of the outsole 18 when the wearer turns.
By contrast, embedded in outsole 18 are materials 86 for restricting directional flexibility of the outsole 18. In some embodiments of shoe 10, materials 86 comprise woven carbon fibers coated with urethane. Like grooves 74A and 74B, materials 86 flex laterally. As woven, however, materials 86 do not flex longitudinally, thereby providing torsional stability along fore section 66 of shoe 10. If desired for improved traction, cleats 90 may protrude from outsole 18.
The foregoing is provided for purposes of illustrating, explaining, and describing embodiments of the present invention. Modifications and adaptations to these embodiments will be apparent to those of ordinary skill in the art and may be made without departing from the scope or spirit of the invention.
1. An athletic shoe having a toe region for use by a wearer having an ankle region and a foot with a transverse tarsal joint, comprising:
a. an upper lacking laces and a tongue but comprising:
i. a continuous, essentially inexpansible, cushioned dorsal segment extending from the toe region to the portion of the upper approximately above the transverse tarsal joint of the wearer's foot;
ii. an ankle segment integrally formed with the dorsal segment, defining an opening for receiving a wearer's foot, and comprising an elastic area surrounding the opening;
iii. means, comprising a loop attached to the ankle segment, for temporarily receiving the wearer's finger; and
iv. a system for cinching the shoe about the wearer's foot, comprising:
A. a buckle;
B. a first strap spanning the upper above the dorsal segment and attached to the buckle; and
C. means, comprising a second strap connected to the buckle, for attaching the first strap to the upper; and
b. an outsole comprising:
i. a fore section of rigid plastic;
ii. a rear section of rigid plastic;
iii. at least one groove laterally spanning the outsole and separating the fore and rear sections; and
iv. means, comprising woven carbon fibers coated with urethane and embedded in the fore section of the outsole, for providing torsional stability to the shoe.
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Reggina 1914
(Redirected from Reggina Calcio)
Not to be confused with A.C. Reggiana 1919.
Reggina 1914 S.r.l., commonly referred to as Reggina, is an Italian football club based in Reggio Calabria. Founded in 1914, they currently play in Serie B, and play their home matches at the 27,763 seater Stadio Oreste Granillo.
Reggina 1914 S.r.l.
Gli Amaranto (The Amaranth)
1914; 108 years ago (1914), as US Reggio Calabria
1934; 88 years ago (1934), as AS Reggina
1986; 36 years ago (1986), as Reggina Calcio
2015; 7 years ago (2015), as Reggina 1914
Stadio Oreste Granillo
Luca Gallo
Domenico Toscano
Serie B, 11th of 20
Home colours
Away colours
They are nicknamed the amaranto (amaranth) after their official dark red colours. The club was formerly known as Reggina Calcio before declaring bankruptcy in 2015, as well as A.S.D. Reggio Calabria in 2015–16 season and Urbs Reggina 1914 from 2016 to 2019.
In its previous guise Reggina played in the Serie A for nine seasons between 1999 and 2009, including a seven-year consecutive spell starting in 2002. During these years, the club narrowly avoided relegation in most seasons and never finished in the top half. After failing to make a return in the first few years the club fell into financial and sporting difficulties, culminating in falling into the lower tiers of Italian football before returning to the Serie B in 2020.
2.1 Serie A (1999–2009)
2.2 Serie B (2009–2014)
2.3 Lega Pro
2.4 Serie D one-year stint
2.5 Back to Serie C
2.6 Serie B return
3 Rivalries
4 Colours and badges
5.2 Other players under contract
5.3 On loan
6 Notable players
7 Managerial history
8 Kit manufacturer & sponsors
8.1 Kit manufacturer
8.2 Sponsors
NamesEdit
The club was founded on 11 January 1914 as Unione Sportiva Reggio Calabria, and changed name many times (Società Calcistica Reggio, Reggio Foot Ball Club, Associazione Sportiva Reggina, Società Sportiva La Dominante), finally assuming the denomination Reggina Calcio in 1986.
After 2015 bankruptcy, the club had used A.S.D. Reggio Calabria as the new name of the new legal person, and then the club changed to the denomination Urbs Reggina 1914 S.r.l. in 2016. Since 2019, Reggina 1914 S.r.l..
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The club was founded on 11 January 1914.
Serie A (1999–2009)Edit
In the late 1990s to 2000s, Reggina have been alternating between the top two levels of the Italian league system. They reached the Italian top division Serie A for the first time in 1999.[1] Two years later, they lost a relegation playout to Verona, being consequently relegated to 2001–02 Serie B.[2] Reggina finished third in Serie B in 2002, earning a return to Serie A. In 2003, Reggina survived a relegation playout against Atalanta. They would spend the next 7 years maintaining their Serie A status until their eventual relegation in the 2008–09 season.
They were indicted in 2006 for sporting fraud as part of the second wave of Serie A scandal investigations. Originally punished with a 15-point deduction for the 2006–07 Serie A season,[3] then reduced to 11 points following appeal.[4] Despite the heavy deduction of points, Reggina managed to save themselves from relegation, defeating newly crowned UEFA Champions League winners Milan on the final matchday and ending the season with 40 points (including the deduction), just one single point above the third relegation spot, occupied by Chievo. They however poorly started their 2007–08 campaign, causing head coach Massimo Ficcadenti to be sacked and replaced by Renzo Ulivieri.[5] A third managerial change, with Ulivieri fired and replacing with team scout Nevio Orlandi, proved to be successful as Reggina improved their results and performances, escaping relegation with key wins at Catania, and home to Empoli. Orlandi was subsequently confirmed at the helm of the amaranto for the 2008–09 season.
Serie B (2009–2014)Edit
Since their relegation in 2008–09 season, Reggina has become slightly inconsistent[according to whom?] in their attempts to return to Italy's top flight. The 2009–10 season would see three coaches at the helm; Walter Novellino, Ivo Iaconi, Roberto Breda. Despite possessing Bonazzoli, Carmona, Tedesco, Brienza and home grown star Missiroli they were unable to gain a better position than 13th.[6] Disappointing for a team just relegated from the top division. Top goal scorer for the campaign was Brienza with 12.
The 2010–11 season was regarded as one of the Amaranto's best in Serie B. Shockingly they would conduct their usual coaching merry go round, as Gianluca Atzori would lead them to a 6th-place finish and playoffs to Serie A.[7] they would stumble at the last hurdle losing to Novara in a two legged play off. Top players include; Acerbi, Missiroli, Tedesco, Brienza, Bonazzoli (C) and Milan Loanee Adiyiah. Top goal scorer: Bonazzoli with 19 goals[7]
The 2011–12 season was another disappointing season from the Amaranto, with a 12th-placed finish. Two coaches took charge of Reggina this season; Roberto Breda initially, before being sacked and replaced by Angelo Gregucci, only to be replaced by Breda again towards the end of the season. Unlike the previous season they did not make the play-offs.[8] Top players in this season's squad include: Adejo, Emerson, (Ramos Borges Emerson), Missiroli, Bonazzoli (C), and Ceravolo. Top scorer was Ceravolo with 11.
The 2012–13 season would be marred with yet another controversy similar to that of 2006. Reggina were penalised for the latest match fixing scandal that hit Italian shores and were given a −4 penalty as a result.[9] After appeal it was reduced to −2 instead. They were in contention for playoff places right until the last few rounds where poor form saw them end the season in 11th place.
The 2013–14 season ended in disaster, as Reggina won just six out of 42 games and finished second bottom, resulting in relegation to Lega Pro. The season also marked Foti's retirement from his role as president, who was handed over to Giuseppe Ranieri.
Lega ProEdit
For the club's 2014–15 Lega Pro campaign, Reggina began the season with former captain Francesco Cozza as head coach. After a difficult start to the season and two coaching changes, youth team coach and former player Giacomo Tedesco was hired as head coach for the final three weeks of the season. Despite winning two of the final three matches, Reggina finished last in the league and would have to rely on an appeal of their point penalty to lift them out of the relegation zone. The appeal was successful and 2 points were returned to move them out of last place. Tedesco guided the team to survival in the playout over rivals Messina.
Serie D one-year stintEdit
Despite avoiding relegation in the 2014–15 season, Reggina failed to meet the deadline to register for Lega Pro and the club declared bankruptcy.[10] A new legal person of the club, "A.S.D. Reggio Calabria", was formed to play in Serie D for the 2015–16 season,[11] Reggio Calabria ended the season in 4th place, losing in the first round of playoffs against Cavese. During the season the club also re-incorporated from associazione sportiva dilettantistica to società sportiva dilettantistica a responsabilità limitata legal form.
Reggio Calabria was owned by Mimmo Praticò,[12] former regional president of CONI.[13]
Back to Serie CEdit
In June 2016, it was reported that the club was renamed from "S.S.D. Reggio Calabria a r.l." to "S.S.D. Urbs Sportiva Reggina 1914 a r.l.".[14] The club was then renamed as Urbs Reggina 1914 S.r.l..
Despite finishing as the losing side of the first round of the promotion playoffs of 2015–16 Serie D, the club filed for Lega Pro (later renamed Serie C) repechage to fill one of the vacancies for the 2016–17 season[15] and was successfully admitted.[16] Reggina ended the season in 13th place.
In January 2019, facing a crisis with a potential player strike due to non-payment of salaries,[citation needed] the club was sold to Italian entrepreneur Luca Gallo.[17]
On 1 July 2019, the club announced to change the name to "Reggina 1914 S.r.l.".[18]
Serie B returnEdit
Reggina won its Serie C group in 2020, earning a promotion back to the Serie B for the upcoming season. The team upon its Serie B return included experienced players from higher levels including Jérémy Ménez and Germán Denis.
RivalriesEdit
Reggina are fierce rivals with neighbours Messina, who are just a twenty-minute ferry ride apart from each other. Twice every season they clash in the Derby dello Stretto (Strait of Messina Derby). In the 2014–15 season, Reggina defeated Messina in both legs of the playout to send Messina down to Serie D. There is also a major Calabrian derby between Reggina and Crotone, but both teams have not played in the same league in over five years. Currently in Serie C, Reggina has a derby with fellow Calabrian team Catanzaro.
Colours and badgesEdit
Reggina used a logo with a letter R and a football on it. Some variant of the logo, had 1986, the year of foundation of Reggina Calcio on it.[19] Due to 2015 bankruptcy, the new owner introduced a new logo as the old design was tied to the old legal person of the club. Due to 2016 renaming, some modification was introduced, which a letter R was re-introduced in the logo.[20] However, the design of the ball on the 2016 logo was different from the historical logo, which the 2016 logo used a leather ball.[20] In 2019, the club reverted to use the historical design of the logo.[21]
As of 14 January 2022[22]
Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
1 GK
ITA Lorenzo Lofaro
2 DF
ARG Bruno Amione (on loan from Verona)
POL Thiago Cionek
GRE Dimitris Stavropoulos
5 MF
ITA Lorenzo Gavioli (on loan from Inter)
ITA Giuseppe Loiacono (Captain)
7 FW
FRA Jérémy Ménez
ITA Lorenzo Crisetig
10 FW
ITA Nicola Bellomo
11 MF
ITA Federico Ricci
12 GK
ITA Alessandro Micai (on loan from Salernitana)
13 DF
ITA Vasco Regini
SEN Ricardo Faty
ITA Nicolò Bianchi
BUL Andrey Galabinov
ITA Gianluca Di Chiara (on loan from Perugia)
ARG Germán Denis
TUN Karim Laribi
ITA Tommaso Aglietti
ITA Claud Adjapong (on loan from Sassuolo)
ITA Adriano Montalto
SRB Ivan Lakićević
MAR Yassine Ejjaki (on loan from Vis Pesaro)
FIN Përparim Hetemaj
ITA Stefano Turati (on loan from Sassuolo)
ITA Alessandro Cortinovis (on loan from Atalanta)
ITA Damiano Franco
ITA Marco Tumminello (on loan from Atalanta)
ITA Federico Giraudo (on loan from Vis Pesaro)
HON Rigoberto Rivas
Other players under contractEdit
As of 1 January 2022
— FW
SWE Nikola Vasic
On loanEdit
As of 13 January 2022
— DF
ITA Daniele Liotti (at Cosenza until 30 June 2022)
— MF
ITA Andrea Marcucci (at Latina until 30 June 2022)
ITA Angelo Rechichi (at Gravina until 30 June 2022)
CRO Mario Šitum (at Cosenza until 30 June 2022)
ITA Aldo Bezzon (at Lamezia Terme until 30 June 2022)
ITA Alessandro Provazza (at Lamezia Terme until 30 June 2022)
Notable playersEdit
Further information: Category:Reggina 1914 players
Managerial historyEdit
Reggina have had many managers and trainers throughout the history of the club, in some seasons more than one manager was in charge. Here is the chronological list of them from 1928.
1928–1929: Zanghi, József Wereb
1929–1932: Attilio Buratti
1932–1934: Ferenc Plemich
1934–1935: András Kuttik
1944–1945: Ottavio Misefari
1945–1946: Luigi Lessi
1946–1947: Luigi Rossetto
1947–1948: Luigi Bertolini, Guido Dossena
1948–1949: Luigi Rossetto, Giuseppe Peruchetti
1949–1950: Giuseppe Peruchetti, Italo Zamberletti
1950–1951: Italo Zamberletti, Fulvio Bernardini
1951–1953: Pietro Piselli
1953–1955: Enzo Dolfin
1955–1958: Oronzo Pugliese
1958–1959: Attilio Kossovel, Renato Bodini II
1959–1960: Domenico Bosi, Cesare Migliorini
1960–1961: Arnaldo Sentimenti
1961–1962: Arnaldo Sentimenti, Carlo Rigotti
1962–1963: Silvio Di Gennaro
1963–1964: Leo Zavatti
1964–1968: Tommaso Maestrelli
1968–1969: Armando Segato
1969–1970: Ezio Galbiati
1970–1971: Romolo Bizzotto, Piero Persico
1971–1972: Egizio Rubino, Maino Neri
1972–1973: Guido Mazzetti
1973–1974: Giambattista Moschino, Ettore Recagni, Domenico Cataldo, Olmes Neri
1974–1976: Carlo Regalia
1976–1977: Carlo Facchin
1977–1978: Antonio Angelillo, Rosario Sbano
1978–1979: Roberto Balestri, Franco Scoglio
1979–1981: Adriano Buffoni
1981–1982: Gaetano Salvemini
1982–1983: Franco Scoglio, Rosario Sbano
1983–1984: Claudio Tobia
1984–1985: Claudio Tobia, Nicola Chiricallo, Claudio Tobia
1985–1986: Giuseppe Caramanno
1986–1987: Alberto Bigon
1987–1989: Nevio Scala
1989–1990: Bruno Bolchi
1990–1991: Aldo Cerantola, Francesco Graziani
1991–1992: Aldo Cerantola, Giancarlo Ansaloni, Gabriele Geretto
1992–1993: Gabriele Geretto, Giancarlo Ansaloni, Enzo Ferrari
1993–1994: Enzo Ferrari
1994–1995: Giuliano Zoratti
1995–1996: Giuliano Zoratti, Franco Gagliardi
1996–1997: Adriano Buffoni, Vincenzo Guerini
1997–1998: Franco Colomba
1998–1999: Elio Gustinetti, Bruno Bolchi
2002–2003: Bortolo Mutti, Luigi De Canio
2003–2004: Franco Colomba, Giancarlo Camolese
2004–2007: Walter Mazzarri
2007–2008: Massimo Ficcadenti, Renzo Ulivieri, Nevio Orlandi
2008–2009: Nevio Orlandi, Giuseppe Pillon, Nevio Orlandi
2009–2010: Walter Novellino, Ivo Iaconi, Roberto Breda
2010–2011: Gianluca Atzori
2011–2012: Roberto Breda, Angelo Gregucci, Roberto Breda
2012–2013: Davide Dionigi, Giuseppe Pillon
2013–2014: Gianluca Atzori, Fabrizio Castori, Gianluca Atzori, Franco Gagliardi/Diego Zanin
2014–2015: Francesco Cozza, Pierantonio Tortelli/Giuseppe Padovano, Roberto Alberti, Giacomo Tedesco
2015–2016: Francesco Cozza
2016–2017: Karel Zeman
2017–2018: Agenore Maurizi
2018–2019: Roberto Cevoli
2019: Massimo Drago
2019: Roberto Cevoli
2019–2020: Domenico Toscano
2020–2021: Marco Baroni
2021–: Alfredo Aglietti
Kit manufacturer & sponsorsEdit
Kit manufacturerEdit
1981–1987: NR
1987-1991: Adidas
1991–1995: Devis
1995–2005: ASICS
2005–2011: Onze
2011–2013: Givova
2013–2014: Lotto
2014–2015: Legea
2017-2020: Legea
2020-....: Macron
SponsorsEdit
1982–1983: Peugeot-Talbot f.lli Frascati
1983–1984: Kalabria
1984–1985: JONICAGRUMI
1986–1987: A & O Discount
1987–1988: Mangiatorella Acqua
1988–1989: Balocco Dolciumi
1990–1993: Gis Gelati
1993–1994: Eurokeller Caldaie
1994–1995: A & O Supermercati
1995–2003: Mauro Caffè
2003–2004: Spi/ Stocco & Stocco/ Credit Suisse/ FamilyMart
2004–2006: Gicos/ Stocco & Stocco
2006–2009: Gicos/ Regione Calabria
2009–2010: Stocco & Stocco/ Guglielmo Caffe/ Ipac/ La Gru
2010–2011: Provincia Di Reggio Calabria/ Stocco & Stocco/ La Fabrica Dello Sport/ Zappala/ Canale/ Mobylia Design/ Progetto5/ Goalsbet Italia/ La Gru
2011–2012: Impresa Canale/ Goalsbet Italia/ Diano/ La Gru/ Stocco & Stocco/ Progetto5
2012–2013: Stocco & Stocco
2013–2014: Ciao Telecom
2014–2015: Canale Costruzioni
2015–2016: La Saline Resort
2016-2017: Ecoenergy/ Polimeno Pietro srl/ Apollo/ Clichè/ Generali assicurazioni
2017-2018: Patea; Volkswagen Bencivenni Group/ Puliservice/ Sudauto/ hotel
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