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Definition of the noun Ghazal
What does Ghazal mean as a name of something?
noun - plural: ghazals
- A poetic form mostly used for love poetry in Turkish, Urdu, Arabic, and Persian.
- "Ghazal" is a 1975 Iranian film directed by Masoud Kimiai. It stars Mohammad Ali Fardin, Faramarz Gharibian and Pouri Banayi. It is based on the short story, "The Interloper", written by Jorge Luis Borges. Because of the cliche image that Iranian people had of Fardin in mind, a happy go lucky person who always appears in happy ending movies, this new artistic face was not successful in box office.
- country: Iran
- language: Persian Language
- producer: Parviz Sayyad
- written by Masoud Kimiai
- based on a story by Jorge Luis Borges
- starring:
- Mohammad Ali Fardin as Hojjat
- Faramarz Gharibian as Zeini
- Pouri Banayi as Ghazal
- Amrolah Saberi as Nosrat
- Parvin Soleimani
- Saeid Pirdoost as Customer in pub
- Shahnaz
- cinematography by Nemat Haghighi
- edited by Abbas Ganjavi
- music by Esfandiar Monfaredzadeh
- genres: Crime Fiction, Drama
- released in (41 years ago)
- "Ghazal" is a 1993 Malayalam film directed by Kamal. Vineeth and Mohini play the lead roles in the film and Thilakan appears in a supporting role. The film was blasted by the critics and was a box office disaster. But director Kamal considers the film close to his heart, a film that took him to childhood memories. The film was produced by the famous serial script writer Late Bhasi Mankuzhi.
- country: India
- language: Malayalam Language
- art direction by P.Krishnamoorthy
- starring:
- cinematography by Ramachandra Babu
- music by Ravi
- genres: Malayalam Cinema, World cinema
- released in (23 years ago)
- award:
- Kerala State Film Award for Best Dubbing Artist, received by Shammi Thilakan
- Kerala State Film Award for Best Art Director, received by P.Krishnamoorthy
- Kerala State Film Award for Best Background Music, received by Ravi
- "Ghazal" is a 2001 film written by Fereydoun Farhudi, Ali Reza Kazemipoor and Mohammad Reza Zehtabi. It is also directed by Mohammad Reza Zehtabi.
- country: Iran
- language: Persian Language
- written by Mohammad Reza Zehtabi, Fereydoun Farhudi, Ali Reza Kazemipoor
- starring: Hadis Fooladvand as Ghazal
- released in (15 years ago)
- Ghazal is a fictional character in the 1995 film Asheghane.
- in the film "Asheghane", played by Bahareh Rahnama
- Ghazal is a fictional character from the 1997 film Woman and Five Men.
- in the film "Woman and Five Men", played by Fifi Abdou
- Ghazal is a fictional character from the 2013 film From Tehran To Heaven.
- in the film "From Tehran To Heaven", played by Mahnaz Afshar
- Ghazal is a fictional character from the 2001 film Ghazal.
- in the film "Ghazal", played by Hadis Fooladvand
- Ghazal is a fictional character from the 1975 film Ghazal.
- in the film "Ghazal", played by Pouri Banayi
Ghazal is a Malayalam language film. It was released in 1990.
- country: India
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So There It Is (2011)
An Exploration of Cultural Hybridity in Contemporary Asian American Poetry by Brigitte Wallinger-Schorn
The Arabic ghazal is a poetic form of Persian, Turkish, and Indo-Pakistani cultures.49 The word 'ghazal' is Arabic, designating a song through which a man addressed a beloved woman. The traditional ghazal isthus a love poem, often dealing ...
Hafiz, Master of Persian Poetry (2004)
A Critical Bibliography by Parvin Loloi
Julie Meisami writes, for example, that A type of structure frequently observed in the ghazal is that of ring composition, either...
Encyclopedia of Islam (2009)
by Juan Eduardo Campo
A ghazal is a love poem about eternal desire never fulfilled, in which unrequited and unattainable love drives the loyal lover to misery . Often, the lover will be likened to a moth near a candle, while the beloved is ...
Let's Know Music and Musical Instruments of India (2008)
by Madhumita Dutta
Ghazal. The ghazal is a popular form of singing in India and Pakistan. Strictly speaking, it is not a musical form, but a poetic...
Poetry Kaleidoscope (2014)
by Nicolae Sfetcu
The ghazal is a common song form in India and Pakistan today. Strictly speaking, it is not a musical form, but a poetic recitation. Today, however, it is commonly conceived of as an Urdu song, with prime importance given to the lyrics.
Faces of Love (2013)
Hafez and the Poets of Shiraz by Hafez, Jahan Malek Khatun, Obayd-e Zakani
The great majority of the poems included here are translations of ghazals, which is a monorhymed form. A ghazal is a lyric poem, as we have seen, usually of between ...
An Audience of One (2004)
Islamic Ghazals in English by Majid Mohiuddin
Ghazal is an Arabic word which literally means 'talking to women.'" It therefore emphasizes the healthy but frustrating tension of trying 'to talk' to women who are kept private and removed from the public domain of men. as understood by the ...
Choreographies of Shared Sacred Sites (2014)
Religion, Politics, and Conflict Resolution by Elazar Barkan, Karen Barkey
A ghazal is a poetic form composed of successive rhyming couplets, usually dealing with themes of love. Dhikr means ...
Dictionary of Iran: A Shorter Encyclopedia (2015)
by D. L. Bradley
The ghazal form has something of the character of the English Sonnet, developed from the erotic prelude of the ghasidah, q.v., a poem or ode of panegyric or didactic nature, q.v. It follows the qasidah in rhyme structure but is much shorter, ...
The Garland Encyclopedia of World Music: South Asia : the Indian subcontinent (1998)
by Bruno Nettl, Ruth M. Stone, James Porter, Timothy Rice
The male court musicians in Kabul cultivated vocal art music genres such as dhrupad and khyal, and instrumental renditions of Hindustani modes, but they also developed two genres that constituted a distinctly Afghan art music: the ghazal ...
The Concise Garland Encyclopedia of World Music (2013)
by Garland Encyclopedia of World Music,
The male court musicians in Kabul cultivated vocal art music genres such as dhrupad and khyal, and instrumental renditions of Hindustani modes, but they also developed two genres that constituted a distinctly Afghan art music: the ghazal ...
The Concise Garland Encyclopedia of World Music: The Middle East, South Asia, East Asia, Southeast Asia (2008)
by Ellen Koskoff
The male court musicians in Kabul cultivated vocal art music genres such as dhrupad and khyal, and instrumental renditions of Hindustani modes, but they also developed two genres that constituted a distinctly Afghan art music: the ghazal ...
Encyclopaedia of India, Pakistan and Bangladesh (2006)
by Om Gupta
Ghazal and qawwali music make use of many musical instruments such as the ( sitar, tabla, harmonium, santoor etc). Pakistani folk, film and even some pop and rock also hold some classical elements. Many Pakistani musicians of other genre ...
Dictionary of Literary Terms and Literary Theory (2012)
by J. A. Cuddon
The ghazal developed certain conventions: it was typically a love poem or mystical meditation of up to thirty couplets, with the rhyme scheme aa, ba, ca, da, etc., each couplet expressing a complete and isolated thought. The first couplet is ...
Encyclopedia of Jewish Food (2010)
by Gil Marks
Ghazal. Kaabelghazal isa crescentshapedcookiewith an almondpaste filling. Origin: Maghreb Other names: Algeria: cherek, tcharakmsekker,tcherek, tcherek msekker; France: cornes degazelles;Libya:kaak halkoom; Morocco: ...
Encyclopedia of Asian-American Literature (2015)
by Seiwoong Oh
Ali also edited the anthology Ravishing DisUnities: Real Ghazals in English. This anthology introduced the seventhcentury poetic form, the ghazal, and Ali dedicated himself toexplaining thetrue ...
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- Ghazal & Alder
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- See Ghazal dance, dance Ghazal, dance!
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AI War:All About Tweaking The Difficulty Level
- 1 Introduction
- 1.1 Economic Value
- 1.2 Map Position
- 1.2.1 Is the system an effective scouting base?
- 1.2.2 Does the system form a buffer between Player and AI controlled territory?
- 1.2.3 Is the system en route to a valuable target(s)?
- 1.2.4 Does the system hold logistical benefits in linking Player controlled systems together?
- 1.2.5 How difficult will the system be to defend?
- 1.2.6 Does this system put a large number of systems into supply?
- 1.3 Special Structures
Deciding which systems to conquer, and, perhaps even more importantly, which not to, can often be a daunting task in AI War: Fleet Command. The ability to make sound choices in this area can ultimately mean the difference between victory and defeat. The following is a guide to the factors which should be taken into consideration when planning your expansion across the map.
The value of a system should always be weighed against the corresponding AI Progress increase that its conquer would result in, in addition to that system's defensive requirements. When playing with an AI Progress Timer, the amount of time required to conquer a system must also be taken into account.
Having access to the information necessary to make these decisions relies upon effective scouting operations.
Economic Value
The economic value of a system is measured by the number of Metal and Crystal deposits it contains. It is also important to consider the system's ratio of Metal to Crystal based on current and projected resource requirements. While the effects of having a Metal/Crystal deficit can be mitigated by the construction of Manufactories, this is an undesirable situation to be in.
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The position of a system within the wormhole network is the most complex factor affecting its value. Systems will often require careful analysis to determine their true worth.
Is the system an effective scouting base?
Possessing information on AI systems is key to making future decisions regarding expansion. If a system would serve as an effective base from which to launch scouting missions deeper into AI territory, and thus learn more about the map, this increases the value of the system in itself.
Does the system form a buffer between Player and AI controlled territory?
If capturing a system would reduce the Player's number of fronts, this is valuable as it allows defensive forces to be concentrated in a smaller area.
Additionally, the value of long linear routes of systems (Those with no, or at least few, branches) can be considered in aggregate due to the minimal defensive force that their topology requires. Put simply, they only need to be defended at the ends.
Is the system en route to a valuable target(s)?
Examples of such valuable targets include Advanced Research Stations, Advanced Factories, and the AI's Homeworld.
Bear in mind that it is not always necessary to conquer every system en route to capture an Advanced Research Station. The Player can make a Deep Raid into enemy territory, capture the Advanced Research Station to gain the new ship type, and then abandon the system. This is a viable tactic if the total value of the systems en route to the Advanced Research Station is outweighed by their defensive requirements and the potential AI Progress level increase.
Does the system hold logistical benefits in linking Player controlled systems together?
Particularly in the case of multiplayer games, forming links between Player controlled space generally reduces the overall number of fronts and allows friendly fleets to support each other.
Even in single player, additional links between your systems can allow your own fleets to move around your territory more quickly, allowing for more efficient defense.
How difficult will the system be to defend?
It is important to consider how many wormhole links to AI controlled worlds the system in question has. More wormholes corresponds to increased defense requirements. The Player can only construct a limited number of turrets and any ships committed to a garrison are ships that can no longer participate in assaults.
It may also be necessary to destroy the AI's Warp Gates in adjacent systems to ensure that the location remains secure, thus increasing the AI progress level. However, destroying the adjacent Warp Gates can be avoided by investing in the Warp Jammer command station. The Warp Jammer is so expensive to use that it often counteracts whatever economic boost you would get from the captured planet, so it should generally only be used when your reason for capturing a planet is something other than economic gain.
Does this system put a large number of systems into supply?
Since knowledge can now only be gathered from systems with supply (systems adjacent to planets you have a command post in), it may be worth taking an otherwise sub-par system(or even one not worth the resources it would take to hold in the long term), if it has a large number of neighbors that you don't already have supply in.
Special Structures
There are a number of special structures influencing the value of a system.
Advanced Research Stations
The presence of an Advanced Research Station makes capturing a system immensely desirable, as access to the additional ship type will increase the number of ships players are able to deploy.
Advanced Factories
It is of great benefit to control an Advanced Factory as they are the only means of constructing Tech IV ships. While capturing at least one Advanced Factory is advisable, a second is generally of minor utility due to the relatively low number of Tech IV ships the player is able to deploy at any given time.
The exception to this is in multiplayer, where having one Advanced Factory per player is usually important. In games with even three players, just finding enough of these structures for all players can be a challenge (there are always enough, but often they are quite spread out), so then it can be important to Give the factories between players every so often, so that everyone can built larger fleets. That comes with its own challenges, of course.
Ion Cannons
Ion Cannons pose a major threat to any fleet, Human or AI.
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Former Crimewatch presenter Nick Ross said he would be interested in standing to be one of the new elected police commissioners - although there will not be one for London.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. -- The sign was written on cardboard in black marker, and after the game it was deposited in the front row of Section 19 of Rupp Arena. It inartistically but emphatically got across the key point of Kentucky 73, Louisville 61:
"Akron, Chicago State, Perry View A&M, Middle Tennessee. who wouldn't be undefeated???"
Now you know why you don't see Kentuckians winning the national spelling bee. For the record, it's Prairie View. And the Cardinals don't play Middle Tennessee until Tuesday.
Errors aside, the sign speaks the bottom-line truth about Louisville's 6-0 basketball team heading into this cauldron of emotion. Thanks to a Charmin-soft schedule bereft of road games and a lineup littered with inexperience, the fourth-ranked (and wholly overrated) Cards were not ready for what a desperate Kentucky team and 24,000 fans threw at them.
Not even close.
As another taunting fan at courtside put it to the Cardinals as they returned to the floor after a first-half TV timeout: "Are [the Wildcats] a little better than Chicago State? Just a little better?"
Actually, when Rajon Rondo is at his alpha-male best with the ball and Tubby Smith's sketchy big men are showing some assertiveness, the Wildcats are light years better than Chicago State. Not coincidentally, Chicago State was Louisville's highest-ranked RPI opponent until Saturday, at No. 167.
That's why, unless you view the world through Cardinal-red glasses or you're a UK fan absolutely seized by panic after consecutive Saturday losses to North Carolina and Indiana, you saw this coming. Rick Pitino normally makes all the right moves, but he set his team up to fail in the annual Armageddon game in Rupp against its archrival.
You've got to play somebody before playing this game. And you've got to play somewhere less hospitable than Freedom Hall, too.
Way back on Oct. 15, I asked Pitino whether this schedule would prepare this team for this game.
"Probably not," he admitted. But that's easier to accept in theory in mid-October than it is to swallow in reality in mid-December.
"We played like an immature team on the road," Pitino said after watching his Cards never lead and trail by as many as 23 in the second half. "It's not the competition. We've played like an inexperienced basketball team, but we should be. That's who we are."
Pitino didn't like his defense, which gave up 48 percent shooting. He didn't like his offense, which missed 12 of its first 13 shots. He could not have been enamored with the play of his freshmen, who combined to shoot 3-for-21 from the field. And he certainly didn't like the fact that his team fell behind 8-0, never led and trailed by double digits for 27½ of the game's 40 minutes.
"We did as bad a job as we have all year running our offense," Pitino said. "We panicked, we shot quickly, we took bad shots. I think it mushrooms and goes bad quickly."
Nobody knows better than the Cats how quickly it can go bad. Living in the land of wild mood swings, you would have thought after the Indiana loss that Christmas had been canceled in the commonwealth.
They lost to the Hoosiers last Saturday by 26, the worst Kentucky defeat in 16 years. Fans were losing their minds over a 6-3 start, some of them rushing to the Internet and talk radio to rip Tubby.
Fortunately for the 'Cats, they climbed into their own insular bubble. Between a week of finals and a week of practice, they rode out the storm and regrouped.
After busing home to Lexington from the Indiana debacle, the immediate order of business was a team meeting. Then, after laying down the law, Smith put on his happy face.
"Coach was positive," Rondo said, "and we needed that."
"You know how you guys can get The Look?" forward Sheray Thomas said to media members, who are quite familiar with Smith's withering stare when angered. "Everybody has seen The Look. He wasn't giving those looks this week. He was clapping his hands, being positive. He was even out there doing the three-man weave with us."
Thomas did not give a glowing review of Smith's three-man weave performance, but that's not where the coach is at his best anyway. His most important work of the week was in a 45-minute, one-on-one Wednesday meeting with Rondo.
The stellar sophomore point guard let his frustration spill out after the Indiana loss, saying the 'Cats had "ego problems" and lacked leadership. Smith told Rondo in that meeting that he should do more to fill that leadership void.
"Coach told me he needed me to step up, be a motivator in practice," Rondo said.
That carried over magnificently to the game. Smith opted to start with Rondo at the off guard, letting Patrick Sparks play the point, and that helped free Rondo for his quick-strike drives to the basket.
Rondo in the paint is as inevitable as daybreak. When he's being assertive, even defenders who sag off the streaky shooter cannot deny him entry to the lane. That led him to a career-high 25 points and seven assists.
"Very few players can get exactly where they want to go, regardless of what defense you play," Pitino said. "He's one of them. He's one of the top five guards in America."
At one sublime point Saturday, Rondo had made every shot he took: Three from two-point range, one from 3-point range and all three free throws. The shooting he did two hours before the game -- Rondo hoisted perimeter jumpers until he made 115 -- paid off, especially when he stepped into an open 3-pointer that helped break open the game in the first half. It was the first 3 he'd made since Nov. 25.
And at the end of the game Rondo helped hold off a Louisville rally by consistently making his free throws. He finished 10-of-15 from the line.
"When he's hitting his free throws, he's tough," Pitino said, "because he gets to the rim."
This was an especially happy result for Rondo. Not only was he the star of the show, but he also beat his hometown school -- the school he grew up wanting to play for.
"I can go home [for Christmas] without getting a lot of grief," Rondo said. "If we had lost, I'd have been going home and staying in the house, ducking. Now I can go outside."
Pitino might be the one who needs to stay indoors. His infatuation with Sebastian Telfair led him to hold off on taking a commitment from Rondo. When Telfair turned pro instead of coming to school, Pitino wound up with neither.
But this was even worse for Planet Red: Not only is Rondo not wearing a Louisville uniform, but he's also dressed in blue. And now he's 2-0 against the Cards.
Pitino has had many great moments in this building, coaching from both the home and visiting benches. This was not one of them. His soft schedule set up the Cardinals to be blown out, and the biggest blows were dealt by the point guard he could have had.
At least Louisville has Middle Tennessee to get well on Tuesday.
Pat Forde is a senior writer for ESPN.com. He can be reached at email@example.com.


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Coaching Staff
Jean Willrich
Director of Coaching
USSF National "B" License
Coach Jean Willrich, a native of Koblenz, Germany, played club soccer and professionally in his home country before joining Dutch First Division club PSV Eindhoven during the 1977-1978 season, when they won the UEFA Cup. Coach Jean played with the San Diego Sockers from 1978 to 1988 as part of his 17-year professional soccer career, which also included playing for the Pumas and Wichita Wings. Jean is in the San Diego Sockers Hall of Fame and his jersey number (15) has been retired. Coach Jean played on the US Olympic team in 1984 and recorded a goal and assist during the Olympic Games.
Coach Jean began coaching youth soccer in 1989 and has organized successful youth soccer camps and clinics throughout San Diego. He is a former coach at Rancho Bernardo High School and Patrick Henry High School. Jean was a coach with the Olympic Development Program (ODP) from 1997-2000. Coach Jean has been coaching with Poway Vaqueros since 1997 and has been a coaching director since 2005. He has coached both boys and girls teams at nearly every age level. His teams have won numerous tournaments and have advanced to higher brackets in Presidio League under his guidance.
Coach Jean grew up loving soccer and hopes to instill a love for the game in the players he coaches. He makes practice fun and challenging. He emphasizes skill development, especially at the younger ages, and always expects players to do their best. As a director, Jean strives to place players at the right level where they can develop and grow to find success at a higher level of competition.
Check out this great video from Coach Jean's Sockers days:
Christine Drummond
Director of Player Development
USSF National "D" License
Coach Christine Drummond began playing soccer at a young age, moving into competitive in 3rd grade for the club now known as CSC. She went on to play varsity soccer at Patrick Henry High School and some varsity soccer at Washington University in St. Louis, though she mostly enjoyed playing intramurals. She refereed soccer at the age of 12 and continued through college.
Coach Christine coached PYSL recreational soccer for a year and coached the All-Star team at the conclusion of that season. She has coached competitive soccer with the Vaqueros since 2003. Coach Christine's teams have won numerous tournament championships, she led a team to the State Cup Championship, and advanced through several brackets in Presidio League.
Christine is currently the Director of Player Development, where she provides leadership for player and coaching development in the PYSL program, and also serves as a Camp Director. She was named Vaqueros Coach of the Year for the 2005-2006 season.
Coach Christine loves to coach and uses the opportunity to infuse her athletes with the love of soccer that she has. She strives to create an environment where her players can have fun, enjoy the game and the spirit of competition; develop as a soccer player, technically, tactically, mentally, and physically; and grow as a person — developing character and life skills so they can discover more about themselves.
Matt Adams
USSF Competitive "E" License
Coach Matt Adams grew up in Denver, CO, and has enjoyed playing soccer since he was 8. After playing four years of varsity high school soccer, he went on to play at the college level for Fresno Pacific University. That team was nationally ranked among NAIA teams three of the four years he played. After moving to the Poway area, Matt coached his sons' PYSL recreational teams as well as two all star teams over the past six years. He is looking forward to coaching and sharing his love of soccer with young and developing athletes. His coaching philosophy and desire is that the athletes increase their skills, develop good sportsmanship, and grow their love for the game.
John Carnaroli
USSF Competitive "D" License
Level 8 Referee License
Coach John Carnaroli has played recreational and competitive soccer since the fourth grade. He played club soccer with San Juan United and in 1986 and 1987, he was part of the varsity team at Del Campo High that won CIF in the Sacramento area. In college, John played rugby at SDSU and later for OMBAC Rugby Club. Currently, Coach John plays a men's soccer team in an "over 40" league.
Coach John was an assistant coach for the SDSU rugby team and helped coach the Southern California (SCRFU) Collegiate All-Star rugby team. He has been coaching youth soccer since 2004, including PYSL boys and girls All-Star teams, and has been with Vaqueros since 2007.
Coach John enjoys teaching kids the concept of sportsmanship and the skills of the game. His goal is to instill a love of soccer and respect for other players, coaches, and referees. He hopes to pass on what he learned from his high school soccer coach: the value of setting goals and being rewarded when working hard to reach those goals.
Sergio A. Castillo
Coach Sergio Castillo attended Orange Glen High School where his team won the CIF San Diego Division II Championship in 2007. After graduating from Orange Glen, he accepted a full-ride scholarship to play soccer at Creighton University, where he was a four-year starter. He also participated in three Division I NCAA Tournaments.
Coach Sergio has been a Vaqueros player since 2006. He participated in the Vaqueros U16, U17, and the USL Super-20 League. Coach Sergio has helped coach the Vaqueros advanced summer camps, Junior Vaqueros, and the Friday night skills clinics.
In 2011, Sergio was selected by the Houston Dynamo in the second round of the Major League Soccer Draft. Sergio was the only 25th player from Creighton University to be drafted by an MLS team. He also played for Ventura Fusion (PDL), where he played against MLS teams during the summer.
Sergio currently plays in various leagues in North County, and is the assistant coach for the boys' soccer team at Orange Glen High School.
Gerardo Costes
USSF Competitive "E" License
Coach Gerardo Costes has been a soccer coach for 16 years, coaching teams from U10 to U19. He has coached with Poway Youth Soccer League since 2011 and has coached the Rancho Bernardo JV Boys Soccer Team for the last 5 years. In the fall of 2015, Gerardo will have the opportunity to coach children and adults with intellectual disabilities for the Special Olympics of Southern California.
Coach Costes has played soccer for more than 30 years, playing professionally for the Pumas U.N.A.M. (Mexico) Central Reserve Team (1986-1987); in the premier league with Cantabria, Liga Espanola (Mexico), winning three Championships and was selected for Mexico City's All-Star team (1983-1993). In college, Gerardo was the team captain for three seasons with I.T.E.S.M. Tecnologico de Monterrey (1984-1988).
His goal as a coach: To help our kids to become better soccer players — developing their attitude, their intelligence, and their skills while having fun in the process.
Rob Crafts
USSF National "D" License
Class 8 Referee License
Coach Rob Crafts is a San Diego native. He started playing soccer in Pacific Youth Soccer League in San Diego and continued on youth leagues on military bases in Japan and Camp Pendleton. He began playing for competitive teams in Vista and Fallbrook in middle school and played varsity at Fallbrook High School for 3 years.
Rob played one year as a walk-on for JV team at Yale as a freshman, until a knee issue ended his competitive soccer career.
Some of Coach Rob's most enjoyable playing experiences include playing in competitive tournaments and leagues and friendly-exchange matches in 8 Asian countries while playing for and managing an ex-patriot team based in Seoul, Korea. Rob currently plays for and helps manage a Super Major team in the SDCSL.
Rob has coached and developed youth players for more than 8 years, including four seasons with Vaqueros, and has coached teams to eight 1st place finishes in various All-Star and competitive tournaments in San Diego.
His goal is to teach technique, tactics, and positive life skills to enable his players to rise to their highest levels – in sport and in school. He hopes to impart in his players a life-long love of the beautiful game.
Aaron Fenalson
USSF Competitive "E" License
Coach Aaron Fenalson prepped at Rancho Bernardo High School where he still holds school records as a goalkeeper. In his youth he spent 10 years playing for the Poway Vaqueros. His Vaquero team is considered one of the best to have played for the club. After a successful youth and prep career, Aaron moved to Los Angeles to play collegiate soccer for Biola University. While at Biola he received three All-American honors as well as three All-Conference honors. At the end of his career he collected three National Defensive Players of the Week Awards, eight Conference Defensive Player of the Week Awards, and amassed over 28 career shutouts. After his college career was finished, Aaron played in the USL's PDL for the Southern California Seahorses and the Kitsap Pumas.
Aaron began coaching for the Poway Vaqueros doing various clinics and camps for the club. He was recently the varsity assistant coach at Rancho Bernardo High School where they were CIF finalists in 2014.
Chris Gallinetti
USSF/ Cal South National Competitive "E" License
Cal South Grade 8 Referee License
Coaching since 2004, Chris Gallinetti has been the head coach for all levels of girls soccer, coaching recreational soccer all the way up to "AAA" competitive, leading teams from GU9-GU19.
Coach Chris was as a competitive youth player in Northern California and his love for the game is evident on and off the field. Entering his third year with Poway Vaqueros, he has also coached for SDSC, PQ Recreational Soccer, NCSP competitive and various high school Leagues.
Coach Chris took his first-year Vaqueros GU14 team to first place in Presidio, while also winning many tournament titles, including the prestigious Commissioners Cup.
Chris supports his players well beyond the season and has many players who have gone on to play for Poway, Westview, Mt. Carmel, Scripps and RB High School soccer programs.
Coach Chris emphasizes working in a positive environment while continuing to improve soccer skills. He also emphasizes teamwork, dedication, determination, all while instilling a love for the game.
Jantz Hoffman
USSF Competitive "E" License
Coach Jantz Hoffman has been playing soccer since he was 6 years old. As a youth player in Northern California, he played for the Redwood Rebels and participated on the ODP regional team. In high school, Coach Jantz was a member of Arcata High School's varsity team for four years and twice was selected as a HDNL all-county player. Coach Jantz went on to play at Humboldt State University where he was recognized as GNAC all-conference in 2001. Coach Jantz began training both boys and girls teams, ranging from U10-U19, while still playing in college.
In his eight years with the Poway Vaqueros, Coach Jantz has always believed in the development of both play and person through soccer. It is his belief that the lessons of discipline, effort, teamwork and perseverance not only make for great soccer players but great people.
Nathan D. Jarman National "D" License
Coach Nathan Jarman attended Poway High School where his team won the Palomar League in 2007. Nathan also played for the Vaqueros USL Super-20 league. After graduating from Poway high, he accepted a scholarship to play for UC Davis, where he started as a left back. While at UC Davis, he participated in the Division I NCAA Tournament.
Coach Nathan received his National "D" coaching license in Utah, where he coached U12s and U17s boys teams for Infinity Soccer Club.
Coach Nathan loves coaching and teaching kids. He strives to teach the kids the skills and teamwork that they will need to be successful on and off the field. Nathan's coaching specializes in defensive formation that he learned while playing at UC Davis.
Coach Nathan currently plays on various indoor teams when he finds the time, but mostly loves to spend time with his new baby girl.
Steve Johnson
USSF Competitive "E" License
USSF Grade 8 Referee License
Coach Steve Johnson began playing soccer in San Diego at age 10 and played on several youth and all-star teams including a BU14 Select team that traveled for a month throughout Colombia, South America. He went on to play two years of varsity soccer at Mira Mesa High School and has played in various adult leagues (men's and co-ed) in Mira Mesa, and at Robb Field and North County Soccer Park.
A couple of his more recent accomplishments include guiding his Vaqueros team from AA-C to Flight 1 of the San Diego Developmental Academy ("SDDA") in four years and State Cup semifinalists (Presidents Division). He coached the current BU16 Green team from AA-B to Flight 1 of the SDDA in three years. In the last few years, his teams have won the Poway Country Shootout, Kickin' It Challenge, Carlsbad Coastal Classic, Notts Forest Labor Day Classic, Arsenal Winter Showcase, and Albion Cup. He has been a licensed youth soccer coach since 1986.
In addition to his Poway Youth Soccer League responsibilities, he has coached the Poway High School freshmen soccer team (2 years) and has coached the JV soccer team the last 6 years. He is CPR and first-aid certified.
He has attended youth soccer tournaments across the state, from San Diego to Bakersfield; and in Tempe, AZ; the Hawaii International Football Festival; and the Manchester International Football Festival (Manchester, England). Coach Steve, "I eat, sleep and dream the game of soccer and I want to instill that love for the game in each player I coach!"
Doug Lange
Junior Vaqueros, TOPSoccer
USSF National "C" License
National Youth License
Licensed Referee Instructor
Coach Doug Lange grew up playing and watching soccer in San Diego. The youth teams that he played on formed the kernel of what became the Nomads club. He played for La Jolla High School and into college, and continues to play soccer in men's leagues and pick-up games.
Doug has been coaching for 17 years. He coached recreational soccer with PYSL and has coached with Vaqueros since 2002. He is a firm believer that a professional must continually expand his or her ability. As such, he has attended the US Soccer National Coaching School twice, attended state coaching clinics, spent numerous hours studying videos, books, and periodicals on the subject of coaching soccer, and frequently exchanges ideas with other coaches throughout the world. Twice his Vaqueros teams have been Presidio League Champion.
Coach Doug developed the Junior Vaqueros program with former PYSL Coach Reiner Bilawa to provide our youngest players with the best possible early experience with soccer. In 2006 at the National Coaching School, he spent a week in the National Youth License course working with the latest coaching approaches for younger players, and continues to research the best practices in coaching younger players by coaches around the world.
Coach Doug believes that soccer is more fun when played skillfully. "Every child in our club should become a player that wants the ball and that the team wants to give the ball to, rather than a child who is encouraged to get rid of the ball as quickly as possible. My goal is to teach players to become skillful, intelligent players in a fun environment. I want them to recognize they can learn to be skillful through persistent experimentation and practice. As a professional, I practice what I teach to the children, working to constantly improve my coaching through persistent study, experimentation, and practice."
Amine Rachedi
USSF Competitive "E" License
Coach Amine Rachedi's goal at the club, present and future, is to make sure not only that the kids are having a great time playing the beautiful game of soccer but also to be able to teach the game to them correctly. Coach Amine also hopes to bring a state championship to the club or be part of assisting many of our club's other great coaches with this goal.
Coach Amine has coached soccer at Mt. Carmel High School (JV), was the head coach at Preuss High School, and held the positions of assistant and head coach of the freshman team at Orange Glen High School, and also served as varsity head coach alongside Colin Garon.
Jenna Sanders
USSF Competitive "E" License
Coach Jenna Sanders grew up playing soccer beginning at age four and began playing competitive soccer at age 9 here in San Diego. She played for West Hills High School and also in college, where she was fortunate to be coached again by her club coach. Her college team, comprised of many teammates from her club days, won league one season and went to state playoffs.
Coach Jenna continues to play in indoor and outdoor adult leagues. In her first year as a coach, she had the pleasure of being mentored by Coach Craig McGill. She continued to learn the nuances of the game and fell in love with the sport all over again from a different perspective — directing from the sidelines.
Jen Schultz
Coach Jen Schultz grew up with a love for soccer. She began playing in the 2nd grade and played into her young adult years. She discovered that she has that same love for coaching soccer as she does for playing when she began coaching her daughter's team in the Poway Youth Soccer League in 2008. She coached the Girls U10 All-Star team in 2010 and 2011 and the Boys U9 and U10 All-Star team in 2012 and 2014. She has coached competitive soccer with the Vaqueros since 2011.
Jen supports high self-esteem in each of her players by accepting them just as they are. She builds on their strengths while helping them to improve their individual skills in a positive environment.
Johnny Topete
USSF Competitive "E" License
CPR and AED Certified
Johnny began coaching five years ago at his alma mater Orange Glen High School. He coached the freshman team to a record of 15-3-2. The next year he lead the junior varsity team in a winning season, 17-1-2. In 2014, he became the head coach of both the JV and Varsity teams. In 2014 the JV team went 18-1-1 and the varsity team reached the quarter finals of CIF in Division 1. Johnny currently is coaching at Orange Glen High School. In 2015 Johnny started coaching with Vaqueros, working with Coach Craig and Coach Ben.
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Johnny graduated from Orange Glen High School where he played 3 years on varsity and helped win CIF for the first time in school history his senior year. He was named North County Player of the Year and currently holds the school record for the most goals in a single season with 30. Johnny played for the Poway Vaqueros Super 20s which played Chivas USA U20s and L.A. Galaxy U20s. Johnny played two years at Palomar Community College where he was named team MVP, Pacific Coast Athletic Conference Player of the Year, team captain, and a top 5 player in the state of California for community colleges. Even as a defender, he lead the team in goals both years.
Johnny then went to Germany to start his professional playing career and played in a lower German division. He then returned home to San Diego to join the Sockers in 2012 where he played for 2 years. He was then traded to the Ontario Fury, where he plays currently.
Becca Topete
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This is Becca's fifth year coaching soccer. Not only does she enjoy teaching her players all aspects of the game, she enjoys learning from her players as well. She strongly believes in a coach's duty to teach the fundamentals and skills to succeed in soccer and in life. Through her commitment and love for the game, Becca has helped her players improve and excel in their soccer journeys, individually and as a team. She coached a U7/8 indoor team to an undefeated season and helped the Orange Glen Girl's Junior Varsity team improve their record every year she coached. She now is a part of the head coaching staff for the boy's program at Orange Glen High School. In the 2014-2015 season, the Orange Glenn's Boy's Varsity team advanced to the CIF Division 1 quarterfinals.
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Becca has been immersed in the soccer for as long as she can remember. She started playing competitive soccer at the age of six and has never looked back. She played for numerous club teams including the Poway Vaqueros, San Diego Pegasus, and So Cal Blues. Becca has always been recognized for her character on and off the field and has been awarded the Captain position on almost every team. Although injuries prevented her from playing in college, she continues to play for fun and the love of the game. In October of 2015, she married her long time sweetheart, Johnny Topete, who plays for the Ontario Fury in the professional indoor league.
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Coach Armando Torres has over 30 years of playing experience. He represented Ana Maria Carranza Jr. High and Jose Ruben Romero High school in Soccer State cups (Michoacán Mexico) in addition to playing for the City of Cotija Michoacán in Soccer State cup for U17. As an adult, he was part of two-time champion team in a internal league of University Autónoma of Guadalajara (U.A.de.G), and tried out to be part of Tecos (U.A.de.G), a Mexican professional soccer team. He has played in varies Budweiser soccer Cups in Orange County, CA, and currently plays for the Old Pro's soccer league in Scripps Ranch. Coach Armando was the P.E. teacher for a Jr. High in Cotija Michoacán México, and coached various ages of boys soccer teams in Mexico for two years. He has coached for U6, U7, U8, and U10 at AYSO Region 285. Armando coached with the Jr. Vaqueros program for one year.
Coach Armando helps his players grow to learn and learn to grow, because their knowledge should never stop growing.
Jerry Velazquez
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Jerry grew up in San Diego and has played soccer since the 1960s. He played varsity for four years at Helix High School and then at Grossmont College. Jerry has played in the men's county soccer leagues since 1976 and has played in many tournaments in Canada and in the United States. He also played soccer in the Fire Fighter Olympics and World Games on multiple occasions.
Jerry has coached in San Diego county since the early 80s. He served as assistant coach of the Helix High boy's team in the 80s and early 90s, and the Grossmont High girl's team in the 90s. Jerry served as coach for Poway Vaqueros for multiple seasons before taking time off for injury rehabilitation. Jerry has also been assistant coach and team manager with other clubs in San Diego county. He also coaches with Cal South ODP summer camp program.
Jerry has always loved soccer and strives to teach young players how to love this beautiful game. His main goal is to develop players for their own future as soccer players in high school, college and beyond, as well as their development as outstanding young men and women. He always works to develop the young player's understanding of the skillful, technical and the tactical sides of the game, not just winning. His practices are disciplined and rigorous, yet they are meant to develop the individual, the team, team spirit as well as club spirit.
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The boat basin is a great spot on the upper west side if you are looking for a fun time, good food, and good views.It can get a little packed on Fridays and Saturdays, but compared to some of the other bars near the water it is not nearly as packed.You usually can get a table within a few minutes no matter what.Food is your typical bar food, beer menu is solid, and the view out into the water is unbelievable.Wait staff is usually pretty good, and the atmosphere is fun especially when a good game is on.
Boat Basin is such an unexpectedly delightful outdoor watering hole inside Riverside Park. Visitor's have to hunt a little to find the place - walk as far west on 79th street as possible, cross Riverside Drive, and walk below the highway underpass (don't worry - there's a sidewalk, it's safe). There are staircases that lead you down to the Cafe which opens up gloriously free of traffic noise from the traffic circle above and with beautiful views of the Hudson. The food is nothing to write home about and the beer selection is pretty generic, but it's a great spot to while away a warm summer evening with friends.


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Company softball season is right around the corner, so I'm sitting here enjoying a cool, refreshing injection of flaxseed oil while applying an invigorating coat of arthritic balm to my shoulders, chest and cranium -- you know, just like my hero Barry Bonds.
And just like my hero, I have a day-planner calendar detailing my pre-softball season regimen -- all in consultation with my personal trainer, who just happens to be my best friend.
For example:
March 1: Call Flaxseed Cottage and order more flaxseed oil and flaxseed needles.
March 2: Have best friend pop hard-to-reach back zits.
March 3: Rage management class -- 4 p.m. to f*@#&%! 5 p.m.
March 4: Bench-press Prius.
And it's so weird, because my best friend said, totally out of the blue, that if federal investigators ever were to confiscate my calendar and later indict me, he'd rather go to jail than testify against me.
So I said to him, as I swept the room for bugging devices: "Why would federal authorities ever indict me? My massivity is the result of hard work, flaxseed oil and arthritic balm."
By the way, I hit 409 home runs last softball season for our ESPN.com team. What can I say? The ball really carries at Tunxis Mead Park.
Anyway, I am soooo happy to hear that Bonds' federal trial has been delayed until the end of time. That means his agent can contact all of the 30 major league teams to gauge their level of interest in the home run king.
I hope it works out. The same thing happened last year, and every team took a pass, even though Bonds was willing to play for the MLB's minimum salary.
Maybe that's why his agent, Jeff Borris, told USA Today, "Major League Baseball was successful in conspiring in keeping Barry out of uniform in 2008. Unless they have a change in heart, or see an error in their ways, I seriously doubt that clubs will give him the opportunity to play this year."
Borris is right. If I were Barry, I'd ask all those general managers why they were being so unfair to me. And if I didn't like their answer, I'd rip their heads off with a socket wrench. (Wow, that arthritic balm sure riles me up, doesn't it?)
I have other friends -- not best friends, mind you -- who say Borris' collusion theory is nuttier than a can of Planters. They say MLB can't read a weather report during the World Series, so how in the world can it coordinate a massive, leaguewide conspiracy against Bonds?
Maybe, they say, it's as simple as this: Nobody wants Bonds.
Nobody wants a guy who is older than every big league ballyard except Fenway Park, Wrigley Field and Dodger Stadium.
Nobody wants a guy who breaks down quicker than a cube of sugar plopped in a cup of hot tea.
Nobody wants a guy who can't run, has a Jacque Jones throwing arm and who last played a game on Sept. 26, 2007. (Bonds took an oh-fer, committed an error and was pulled in the ninth inning.)
Nobody wants a guy who played 14 games, 130 games and 126 games during his last three active seasons.
Nobody wants a guy whose crummy San Francisco Giants team actually won more games without him (72-90 in 2008) than with him (71-91 in 2007).
Nobody wants his Debbie Downer clubhouse attitude or his picking and choosing when he plays. (Giants manager Bruce Bochy can tell you all about it.)
And that's just the baseball part of the Bonds equation.
My non-best friends also say that if you sign Bonds, you sign his legacy of "the clear" and "the cream." You sign his asterisks. You sign the 11-piece luggage set of controversy that follows him everywhere.
They say it doesn't really matter whether the trial ever begins, or whether Bonds is actually convicted on charges of perjury and obstruction of justice. The fact that Anderson won't testify at all -- not even to say that his best friend is innocent, that Bonds knew nothing of what was being done to his body -- is proof enough. Modest jail time or house arrest isn't as important as Bonds' being kept away from the game of baseball.
I'm confused. First of all, I have no idea what the clear and the cream are. Second, if Anderson could exonerate my hero, Barry Bonds, of all wrongdoing, then why not do so?
Unless he can't.
In the meantime, I have good news for Borris. I talked to our team captain, and Bonds can play in our softball league. We'll need $20 for the ESPN.com jersey. He has to bring his own hat. (Ours go only to size 11.)
This is perfect for Bonds. He doesn't have to play the outfield. He can DH. The games are only seven innings (just like in '07, when often he was pulled late in Giants games for defensive reasons). And because of his knees and hip, we'll let him sit out the second game of the doubleheaders.
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The Senators, who need to run the table and get a lot of help to get a sniff of a playoff berth, beat the Rangers 3-2 at the Garden Saturday night and put their playoff spot on hold. The Rangers will still clinch if they get a point in any of their remaining three games, or if the Devils fail to win all of their remaining games.
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The Rangers had plenty of chances to get that point after falling behind 2-0, but they were snuffed out when Chris Neil attempted to maim Marc Staal with an unpenalized hit with 2:47 left. And when Staal and Co. reacted, Ottawa somehow received a power play to help kill the clock.
"I think it's a brutal call, first of all," goalie Henrik Lundqvist said. "Their guy jumps in first and (Staal) comes after, so it should definitely not be four (minutes) for (Staal). I definitely think it's a late hit. Probably (could have been) a couple of different calls on that hit. It's a late hit, too many strides."
"I think it's a dirty hit," said Mats Zuccarello, who scored twice but was on the ice for two Ottawa goals. "It's a blind-side hit and a little late, so our players react. It's unbelievable how they get a power play out of that.
"But that didn't change anything. We should have ended this game before. … We weren't there from the beginning. We gave them two goals and we were chasing the whole game."
In the dreaded first game back from a long trip — a self-fulfilling hockey myth — against a highly skilled but woefully underachieving Ottawa team that actually needed the game more than the Rangers did, this was a mess from the start.
The Rangers had trouble in the neutral zone, had trouble around their net, had trouble finishing the plethora of chances the Senators handed them. And this time, unlike the 8-4 Rangers laugher the last time the teams met, goalie Robin Lehner was actually very good (41 saves).
Ottawa took — or was handed — a 2-0 lead on uncontested shots past Lundqvist's glove by Mark Stone and Mika Zinabejad.
The Rangers got one back when Zuccarello chased down a lost draw, then deflected John Moore's shot home. But three minutes later, a Brad Richards turnover created mayhem around the front of the Rangers' net, and neither Staal, nor Anton Stralman, nor Richards prevented Jason Spezza from slipping it under Lundqvist.
The Rangers cut it to 3-2 as Zuccarello worked the wall, then deflected Staal's shot for his 19th of the season.
So the clincher will wait for a Rangers team that is 18-17-4 — in reality, 18-21 — at home.
"I think, I hope, our mindset is not to clinch — it's about getting the home advantage," Lundqvist said. "That's my mindset going into this, and I'd rather look ahead than behind me."
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