A trip to Piedmont under the spotlight of Rai Due for the Panthers of Prosecco DOC Imoco Conegliano who after the positive debut in Champions on Thursday faced today one of the “bigs” of the championship Coach Santarelli reverts to his “superstar” sextet with Wolosz-Haak host Reale Mutua Fenera takes the court in a sold-out palasport with VanAalen diagonally with former Gicquel Skinner with the other former Omoruyi slappers The start of the Panthers’ match as it often happens in the last period is devastating for Chieri with the Panthers immediately attacking the match thanks to a super hitting turn by Isabelle Haak The defense-monstrosities of De Gennaro and Gabi allow captain Wolosz to sort valuable balls for Zhu (first set pimped up by the Chinese with 5 points) and the Swede herself and it’s 1-6 Cristina Chirichella also works well first in attack Haak does the rest (6 points in the set) and Prosecco DOC Imoco keeps the lead (5-12) The hosts struggle in attack against the overwhelming power of the Gialloblù wall-defense and the lead takes important proportions: 5-15 Show of strength by the Italian champions who make no mistakes and close the set easily 16-25 with the final blow by Fahr 3 points Conegliano comes out better from the starting blocks with the winning shots of a Zhu now perfectly cast in the role of Pantera 3-7 and immediate time out by coach Bregoli Wolosz also puts on a show with a great first point The hosts are more consistent than in the first set even Olympian Loveth Omoruyi begins to make her presence felt and with Skinner and Gicquel she begins to put her breath on the Panthers’ necks (12-14) then De Gennaro defends and Zhu breaks through the wall (12-16) Gicquel (4 points in the set) attacks to tie (17-17) and after a quiet first set now it’s battle Skinner (6 points in the set) operates the overtake (22-21) for the first lead of the Piedmontese in the match the Prosecco DOC Imoco compacts and goes back ahead this time it is Sarah Fahr with a great wall to give the +2 (21-23) In the final sprint decide Gabi (5 in the set) “no look” attack (22-24) and Fahr who is in charge of closing the second set (23-25) as well Chieri confirms to have raised the level and starts at full speed (9-6) also taking advantage of some yellow-blue blunders Skinner and former Omoruyi hurt with their attacks Gray walls for the 10-7 that triggers the red alert Gicquel walls /5 points in the set) and Reale Mutua flies to +6 (13-7) but it seems that Chieri now controls operations but Skinner is charging and keeps hitting (18-12) a still very ready Adiwge seals two points for -4 (20-16) Despite 24-20 the Panthers try until the end Zakchaiou from the center takes the partial 25-23 it is the second set of the season lost by the Panthers In the fourth set Prosecco DOC Imoco starts well but Chieri believes and keeps the Panthers on the rope proving to be a top team then Cirichella (4 blocks and 11 points on the scoreboard great performance for Cristina) imitates her (12-14) They fight ball on ball with the two teams giving everything Gicquel (20 points in the match) is effective (14-15) With character Reale Mutua goes back ahead thanks to Gray and Gicquel (17-16) Here comes the “spurt” of coach Santarelli’s team that pushes hard (21-17) with Haak’s sasses (20 points 3 walls at the end) who has found her rhythm together with the team after a couple of complicated sets game-set and match (8th win out of 8 league matches) for the 21-25 that sanctions Prosecco DOC Imoco’s 3-1 win on Chieri’s court INTERVIEWS AND PHOTO ALBUM ON IMOCO VOLLEYBALL FACEBOOK PAGE AND YOUTUBE CHANNEL college students around the nation were forced to quickly change gears debate whether to travel home and adjust to remote learning This unexpected and turbulent time was difficult for many students but international students were often met with even more challenges and considerable roadblocks As the campus prepares for a more typical fall semester Kamada is finding new strength from her experiences – and a desire to help fellow international students Kamada is a sophomore at CU Boulder studying aerospace engineering with minors in computer science and space three years ago when her father’s job relocated Kamada began her college experience at CU in fall 2019 she was living with a host family in South Boulder and really enjoyed her first semester Kamada made friends and built connections with other students through her involvement in the CU marching band Kamada had been hearing inklings about the coronavirus from her parents and how it was impacting Asia but she did not expect it to impact the U.S As cases spiked and the situation became more pressing Kamada became worried about the lack of a mask-wearing culture in the U.S and about the possibility of discrimination Kamada had heard stories of Asians and Asian Americans being the targets of racism and xenophobia and she did not want to increase the risk of experiencing that herself I know Colorado is a really safe place in general “I couldn’t expect how people would react when they saw me.”  Kamada did not leave her Boulder home for any reason other than to get groceries every once in a while but as the COVID-19 situation escalated in the States Kamada faced additional concerns about what catching COVID-19 would mean for her She worried about having proper access to medical help “It just felt like there was just not enough support to make me feel comfortable enough to live through this pandemic in the U.S.,” she said government sent mixed messages regarding student visa regulations which historically required international students to enroll in in-person classes to maintain their visa status Although this policy was eventually relaxed to allow international students to attend classes virtually the uncertainty caused significant stress for Kamada and international students across the nation This stress was further exacerbated by border closures and international flight cancelations Kamada officially decided to take all her fall classes from Japan -- on a 16-hour time difference Although Kamada reached out to her professors and was offered the ability to watch lectures asynchronously on her own schedule she knew it would be difficult to keep up without a fixed schedule Kamada struggled at times with her exhausting schedule She also struggled to keep in touch with her friends “I was virtually cut off from all my friends,” Kamada said “That made me feel isolated and like no one could help me but it was all happening because of my decision.” Looking back, Kamada credits this situation for leading her to join the college’s International Student Advisory Board Kamada has been able to connect with students who fully understand the extent of what she went through and who can relate to the difficulties that come with being an international student you’re representing your family,’” Kamada said The difficulties Kamada endured during the fall 2020 semester provided her with hindsight on various topics and ideas of how the university can better support international students going forward. She said she wished she had reached out to Counseling and Psychiatric Services at CU for support but felt that others needed the help more Kamada finished the semester without any significant grade drops She said that her time feeling isolated in Japan made her realize that she wants to be more active in reaching out to make connections with other people She also gained new communication and time-management skills Kamada said she feels that her current self is better than it would have been had she stayed in Boulder and she plans to use her experience as a strength going forward “Everything that was happening was total hell but I feel really proud of myself,” she said but that means you’ve got a story to tell and an experience like no one else and that’s the thing that’s really awesome.”                     Phone: 303-492-5071 Email: cueng@colorado.edu University of Colorado Boulder Privacy • Legal & Trademarks • Campus Map University of Colorado Boulder • Asseco Resovia Rzeszow claim club’s first continental trophy and Poland’s first men’s CEV Cup gold • Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri’76 top 2023 Challenge Cup victory with a 2024 CEV Cup trophy Poland’s Asseco Resovia Rzeszow wrote history on Tuesday by claiming the club’s first continental trophy after winning the men’s CEV Volleyball Cup final. On Wednesday, Italy’s Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri’76 followed suit in the women’s edition, picking up their first CEV Cup crown after their 2023 triumph in the CEV Volleyball Challenge Cup tournament. Asseco Resovia Rzeszow mastered two straight-set victories over Germany’s SVG Lueneburg in the home-and-away final of the CEV Cup to celebrate the first continental trophy in the club’s history. It was, in fact, the first time a Polish team has triumphed in Europe’s second strongest men’s club competition. With 3,200 spectators witnessing the first match on 12 March in Germany, the Polish squad cruised to a 3-0 (25-16, 25-17, 25-21) win. Their outside hitter from the USA, Torey Defalco, put away a match-high 16 points, including a fantastic five aces towards the victory, while middle blocker Jakub Kochanowski added 11 points, including an impressive six kill blocks. In the return game in Rzeszow a week later, in front of 4,300 fans, Asseco Resovia produced another 3-0 (27-25, 25-18, 25-22) sweep to take the title. This time, opposite from France, Stephen Boyer, led the way with 14 points, despite only playing in the first two sets of the match, and earned the Most Valuable Player (MVP) award. A post shared by Polsat Sport (@polsatsport.pl) “This victory is valuable for our team,” said Defalco. “This season we had big problems with self-confidence and finding the right rhythm of play. It wasn’t easy in the CEV Cup either, because we had matches in which our play was a rollercoaster. But in the end, winning this trophy will give us a lot of confidence. We know that with good teamwork we can play really good volleyball.” After finishing third in their CEV Champions League pool, Asseco Resovia advanced to the CEV Cup quarterfinals, where they knocked out Polish compatriots Aluron CMC Warta Zawiercie in a deciding golden set. Then they achieved two semifinal wins over Türkiye’s Fenerbahce PRL Istanbul, 3-1 at home and 3-0 away, before taking on SVG Lueneburg in the final showdown. A post shared by Asseco Resovia Rzeszów ⚪🔴⚪🔴 (@assecoresovia) Reaching their first European final was also a historic success for SVG Lueneburg They made it to the CEV Cup trophy match after a dramatic semifinal encounter with another Turkish side After losing the away match in straight sets the German team claimed a four-set victory at home to prompt a golden set Asseco Resovia Rzeszow’s team roster All results Last year’s winners of the CEV Challenge Cup, Italy’s Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri’76, did one better this year and triumphed as CEV Cup winners to add a second continental trophy to the club’s showcase. They earned the crown after two wins over Switzerland’s Viteos Neuchatel in the final home-and-away series. The squad from Chieri delivered a straight-set victory in the first match on the road in front of 2,000 spectators in Switzerland on 13 March. With opposite from Belgium, Kaja Grobelna, leading the way with 17 points, the Italian side mastered a 3-0 (25-23, 25-13, 26-24) sweep. Welcoming Viteos Neuchatel to Turin for the second game on 20 March (pictured in the main photo; credits: cev.eu), Reale Mutua Fenera pleased a home crowd of almost 4,000 fans on the stands with a 3-1 (25-9, 25-20, 20-25, 25-13) win to celebrate the club’s biggest success in history. Grobelna was honoured as the MVP. She was the best scorer of the match with 16 points, including three aces. A post shared by Lega Volley Femminile (@legavolleyfemminile) “There are many emotions in the heart and mind,” Grobelna said. “The road to get here was long and we all made it together. Everyone gave their all and we made this dream come true together. We, the club, Turin and Chieri deserve it. We are really very, very, very happy. Usually after a match we say that we are already thinking about the next one, but not tonight. We want to enjoy this evening!” Reale Mutua Fenera’s journey to the trophy started back in November and, on the way to the top of the podium, the team knocked out six opponents without losing any of the 12 matches played. However, in four of those games, they celebrated only after tough five-set battles. In the semifinals, they started with a 3-2 home win over France’s Levallois Paris Saint Cloud and finished with a straight-set victory in the away game. A post shared by Lega Volley Femminile (@legavolleyfemminile) The CEV Cup silver was the first international medal in the history of four-time Swiss champions Viteos Neuchatel They reached that milestone after a thrilling semifinal series against Poland’s Grot Budowlani Lodz whom they beat in four sets in the away game before losing at home and then winning the golden set by a narrow 15-13 Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri’76’s team roster All results The FIVB is the governing body responsible for all forms of Volleyball on a global level Working closely with national federations and private enterprises to develop Volleyball as a popular media and entertainment sport FIVB Fédération Internationale de Volleyball Château Les Tourelles Edouard-Sandoz 2-4 1006 Lausanne Switzerland Phone: +41 213 453 535 Fax: +41 213 453 545 Learn how to describe the purpose of the image (opens in a new tab) Leave empty if the image is purely decorative MEGABOX: Bike 18, Feduzzi, Michieletto 1, Giovannini 9, De Bortoli (L), Candi 13, Torcolacci, Perovic 3, Kobzar, Weitzel 11, Perugini (L) ne, Lee 16, Lazda, Carletti 2. All. Pistola.REAL MUTUAL: Bednarek ne, Spirito (L), Skinner 12, Lyashko ne, Alberti 12, Van Aalen 4, Anthouli 9, Buijs 8, Gicquel 9, Rolando, Zakchaiou 6, Gray 10, Omoruyi 7, Guiducci. All. Bregoli.Referees: Pozzato and Brancati.Partials: 25-22 (28'), 24-26 (30'), 25-18 (28'), 12-25 (22'), 7-15 (15') The still undefeated Prosecco DOC Imoco Volleyball after its debut success in Champions with Mladost on Thursday leaves tomorrow for Piedmont ahead of Sunday’s match-event that will see it engaged LIVE ON RAI DUE at 3:20 pm on the court of Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri Coach Santarelli’s team has been on a roll so far 7 games played and leading alone thanks to 7 three-point wins while Chieri is traveling in 6th place with 11 points The team is at full strength under coach Santarelli the team will remain in Piedmont to leave Turin on Monday for Plovdiv where the second round of the Champions League will be staged on Tuesday night “We have entered a very hot phase of the season we are playing at a fast pace and commitments are coming up but I am happy with my team’s responses now the season presents us with these rhythms and I am pleased with how the whole squad is responding to the stresses of the calendar The physical condition is good and I have all of them available but it is equally fundamental that all of them are ready when called upon in big teams with so many high-level athletes it is essential if you want to have big goals considering that we are running on so many fronts In Champions for example on Thursday I gave space to the young girls and they did very well but we know how valuable our young people are and the commitment they put in every day even in training On Sunday we have a tough away match in Chieri the Piedmontese are by now a certainty in the Italian league they have now entered permanently among the top five forces in the league and also this season they have the staff to be protagonists and play with anyone It is one of the most insidious away matches Chieri has a long roster with important weapons although we face this and the next matches with little training to prepare them I am confident in my team and in the possibility of giving continuity to our results The girls know that we will have to play our best volleyball on Sunday so we leave with confidence for this double trip as we will then go directly to Bulgaria for the Champions League match in Plovdiv..” Belgium’s Kaja Grobelna was MVP of the match Thursday night as she led Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri to a nail-biting 3-2 (25-23, 19-25, 25-20, 17-25, 15-11) win at home over Saugella Monza that ties their best-of-three quarterfinal series of the Italian Women’s League Playoffs at 1-1 and forces a decider. It is the only of the quarterfinal series that extends to a third match, after defending champions Imoco Volley Conegliano, Savino de Bene Scandicci and Igor Gorgonzola Novara wrapped it all up after two games and secured their places in the semifinals. Grobelna, who is expected to lead Belgium in the upcoming FIVB Volleyball Nations League next month, scored 19 points against Monza – as many as her Belgium teammate Lise Van Hecke brought home for the vistors. Alexandra Franti, with 22 points for Chieri was top scorer of the game. At Scandicci, meanwhile, Poland’s Magdalena Stysiak top-scored once again with 26 points as the home side outlasted Unet E-Work Busto Arsizio 3-2 (22-25, 25-21, 25-22, 22-25, 15-7) – but it was Bulgaria’s Elitsa Vasileva that picked up the MVP of the match award thanks to some solid receiving and a scoring performance of 16 points. Canada’s Alexa Gray scored 24 points Busto. Novara had an easier task in the midweek action, dealing with Bartocccini Fortinifissi Perugia 3-1 (25-22, 25-13, 20-25, 25-22) on the road at the BalaBarton, with Poland’s Malwina Smarzek scoring 16 points including two aces and three blocks. The 24-year-old opposite shared the top scoring honours with Cuba’s Kenia Carcares. Caterina Bosetti’s precise receiving earned her the MVP of the match award. A post shared by Igor Volley Novara (@igor_volley) And Conegliano wrapped up their own series in straight matches inspired by MVP of the match and top scorer on 13 points Sarah Fahr The deciding match for the last semifinal berth For full details of the competition check out the official website of the Italian Women’s League. A post shared by Lega Volley Femminile (@legavolleyfemminile) is focused on the study of the aerial environment and economics for producing indoor leafy greens The concept of OptimIA originated when Erik Runkle at Michigan State University Chieri Kubota at Ohio State University and Cary Mitchell at Purdue University were involved in an LED lighting project focused on greenhouse applications “It was getting to the end of the project and we asked ourselves what is the next frontier of lighting and growing,” said Runkle who is a horticulture professor at Michigan State “We came to the realization that the greatest opportunity and need for information was managing the environment for vertical farming production We saw the next frontier as growing indoors and the need for research-based information The name OptimIA came from our focus on optimizing indoor agriculture–Opti for optimizing and IA for indoor agriculture.” In 2015 the three researchers submitted a USDA Specialty Crop Research Initiative grant proposal for funding that would focus on lighting but would include other aspects of growing indoors “We went through the proposal submission process for several years before the USDA approved the grant for the OptimIA project,” Runkle said “The proposal that was finally approved was to study the aerial environment as well as economics for indoor leafy greens The aerial environment refers to air circulation Some of our team members are also studying root zone management of hydroponic crops using additional funding.” USDA awarded $2.4 million to the OptimIA project in September 2019 which was scheduled to be completed in four years Runkle is the project director with the funding split between six researchers the OptimIA team consists of Roberto Lopez director of the Controlled Environment Agriculture Center at University of Arizona other collaborators on the project include Chris Peterson which specializes in the design of HVAC systems for indoor plant environments.‬‬‬‬‬‬‬ The OptimIA project objectives were based on feedback from commercial vertical farms Cary and I visited several commercial vertical farms before we started this project,” said Chieri Kubota who is director of the Ohio Controlled Environment Agriculture Center at Ohio State University “We received feedback from growers as to what to work on using USDA funding.” Based on input from commercial indoor growers potential profits and conduct an economic analysis to determine the strategies to improve profitability based on that information Vertical farms have the capacity to optimize multiple environmental factors at the same time The information for co-optimizing more than two of these factors together didn’t exist OptimIA is looking at co-optimization of multiple factors in order to optimize production performance of plants to increase yields OptimIA is looking to provide extension outreach to educate the professionals who are involved in vertical farming Often the people who are trying to develop commercial indoor farms are educated in the business sector or other sectors like agronomy and may not have training in controlled environment production “Economics is a major part of this project,” Runkle said “There is no doubt that high quality leafy greens can be grown in indoor farms The challenge is how to do this profitably and sustainably The economists on our team are working to quantify the costs of production and then determine the greatest opportunities to reduce input costs “There is very little financial information available about this sector of the controlled environment industry so it is difficult to get a clear sense of the economics There are more researchers studying the plant production side but the OptimIA team realizes the importance of the economics.” Commercial growers and allied trades people can become involved with OptimIA by attending OptimIA’s annual stakeholder meeting “In the stakeholder meetings those people or companies willing to collaborate or who have been collaborating with us can participate in determining specific collaboration opportunities and to provide feedback to our research outcomes,” Kubota said “We have on-site trials planned for testing some of OptimIA’s research findings in commercial settings These findings might include the optimum light spectra for growing specific leafy greens or sensing the environmental inputs that might cause nutrient disorders like tipburn If any stakeholders or companies are interested in testing a new approach in their facilities through this on-site collaboration we welcome that opportunity.” Another form of support from the industry can come through in-kind support pledges “Initially this project proposal was submitted to USDA with a pledge of in-kind support,” Kubota said growing media and fertilizer manufacturers have provided in-kind support pledges We can add additional in-kind support contributions if other companies want to provide technologies useable in the project as well as on-site trials if a company wants to conduct trials Doing the trials means a company has to be willing to spend the time production space and employee participation Because of the competitiveness currently within the indoor farm sector there has been some hesitancy from commercial growers to share production and economic information “Some of these indoor farm growers are of the mindset that they want to dominate their sector,” Kubota said “They aren’t thinking that the industry is new so let’s help each other in order to establish the sector together so that it can grow “Another issue is most of the funding for the indoor farming sector comes from venture capital These indoor farms are chasing a limited number of investors The potential leafy greens and other indoor farm crops market is huge If growers work together to try to bring the technology together and develop some type of standardization it would be easier to introduce new supporting technologies.” Kubota said many indoor farms are designing and developing unique production systems “Because of the unique technology being incorporated into these farms it is not easy to develop automation or adapt other existing technologies to support current systems because they are not standardized,” she said “Because of the funding issues and the culture it can be difficult to get started in the indoor farm sector.” OptimIA researchers said at times it has been difficult collecting specific information from indoor farm companies “The challenge is indoor farm companies don’t like to share much about their technology or about their production,” Runkle said “They don’t like to share what their light set points are or what their production cycles are They don’t like to get into specifics because it is their intellectual property “When we have opportunities for input on our research we have been delivering light intensities that were common three years ago but now indoor farms are delivering more light Growers would like to see studies done with higher light intensities which shows the industry is developing very quickly It’s good that the indoor farms provide input but they need to share more of their interests and feedback related to our studies This could influence what our treatments might be.” One of the major ways OptimIA is disseminating information about its research findings is through its monthly Indoor Ag Science Café webinars “We often include our own research findings in the webinars but we also invite other presenters to share educational information,” Kubota said “Originally the webinars were supposed to be a closed forum so that people could discuss things without having to worry about comments or information being publicized When the Café started in 2018 there were about 60 participants in the listserv who received information of the monthly topics Since then the number of people participating in the webinars has increased to over 1,300.  “Many of the participants are international because they don’t have these kinds of events in their own countries That is one of the reasons we wanted to improve communication We want to respond to their needs more effectively We keep looking for ways to provide information to the indoor farm industry.” “These other researchers are working on critical areas of indoor vertical farms,” Kubota said Paul Fisher at the University of Florida has discussed biofilm Both at Rutgers University talked about the basics of sensors how to use them and how to install the appropriate sensors.” Oishi and Harvest Moon Farms have done webinars some have declined because the presentations are usually recorded “Many representatives from commercial indoor farms do not like to be recorded Consequently there aren’t as many commercial corporation presentations on the OptimIA archive page Some companies do not want me to record their presentations Companies that do presentations sometimes deliver very general information that lacks specifics.” Department of Horticulture; runkleer@msu.edu; https://www.canr.msu.edu/people/dr_erik_runkle Department of Horticulture and Crop Science; kubota.10@osu.edu; https://hcs.osu.edu/our-people/dr-chieri-kubota This article is property of Urban Ag News and was written by David Kuack a freelance technical writer in Fort Worth It is my hope that this and other studies will lead to intra-industry collaboration so that the indoor farming industry will both grow and mature there are many versions of the indoor farming model that is yet to be created to address many of our society’s food sustainability issues We will know that agtech has turned the corner of true viability when we see young people hoping to become urban farmers when they graduate from high school Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. arrived in the Piedmontese town to preside at the 11 a.m surrounded by the joyful presence of 640 faithful It was also possible to follow the service from home through live streaming and television Artime recalled that Don Bosco founded the Congregation together with his boys The activities of the Oratory had become so many and Don Bosco could not follow them all...with whom to share With those with whom he had always shared his heart and dreams: his boys A society was thus born here to do good for others and at the same time for oneself The Rector Major then dwelt on the second reading emphasizing that God does great things with simple people people sometimes who are not appreciated by the world.. each person is called not to be afraid and to give the best of themselves confident that He will turn their little into much accompanied by the "Fabbricanti di giocoleria" the faithful present had the opportunity to visit the most significant places that marked the experience of the student Giovanni Bosco in Chieri - the San Luigi Institute the participants were reminded of what the Youth Saint himself had to say "The years in Chieri were the most beautiful of my life." ANS - “Agenzia iNfo Salesiana” is a on-line almost daily publication the communication agency of the Salesian Congregation enrolled in the Press Register of the Tibunal of Rome as n 153/2007 This site also uses third-party cookies to improve user experience and for statistical purposes By scrolling through this page or by clicking on any of its elements For every major series that came to an end in 2022 like UQ Holder! it seems like several new series rose up to take their places RELATED: 3 Manga Sequels That Can Teach Hollywood How To Respect The Original Stories a number of these new offerings stood out above the rest I’d like to invite anyone looking for quality storytelling to get in on the ground floor of the following ten series all of which are easily accessible thanks to making their debut in 2022 [Side note: Continuations did not qualify for this list as its purpose is to highlight series that have no requirement for entry.] ‘Sword Art Online meets Digimon‘ would be the best way to describe Kakunoshin Futsuzawa’s new series where pixels become real Sugosugi found the strength to perservere through the hardships of his life by holding out hope that he would one day see his childhood friend Roku accomplish his dream and publish his original manga within the pages of Shonen Jump But when as days crept on and that day never came to pass Sugosugi eventually decided to take matters into his own hands and bring Roku’s creations to life Taking on the identity of the titular Game Devil Sugosugi proceeds to merge reality with a popular MMO-esque video game and populate this new plane of existence by forcefully digitizing a number of humans The only one who has the ability to save the world None other than aspiring manga artist Roku who prior to the digital merge played the popular game as the wielded his sword of darkness as the Black Knight – an identity inspired by the hero of his manga That can only be accomplished when the Level 99,999 master of the game world the Game Devil has been defeated the ‘players’ within The Game Devil’s world have only one life to live with Roku and the Black Knight leading the charge against their friend and ultimately fight to reclaim their lives Written by Yuki Suenaga and illustrated  by Takamasa Moue Weekly Shonen Jump’s latest hits Akane-banashi dives into the world of Rakugo – the ultimate form of Japanese storytelling.  Otherwise known as the ‘art of depicting a conversation’ bringing a story to life by acting out every character and humorously interacting with the audience As a given Rakugoka has to present everything from the narration these performers pride themselves on their ability to utilize facial expressions and switching vocal mannerisms to captivate their listeners In translating this unique artform into manga artist Moue depicts the stories themselves unfolding in a classical Japanese art style behind the performer whilst they themselves stand in the foreground and are drawn in a more modern manga art style Akane-bananshi begins six years after Rakugoka Master Issho Arakawa mysteriously chose to expel all of the examinees of that year’s Shin’uchi Promotion Test from his school After spending that time taking lessons from her father’s former master seventeen-year old Akane is now ready to take on the world of Rakugo and prove how great Shinta’s craft was – especially to the man who expelled him An action packed rom-com written by Joumyaku and illustrated by Mizuki Yoda Marriagetoxin pairs up the unlikely duo of an assassin and a notorious marriage swindler in a quest for holy matrimony those who continually work to master their methods of killing are known as ‘Specialists’ the Specialists’ methods are perfect One such familiy of Specialists is the Poison Clan is so dedicated to his work that he has little interest in anything outside of it Fearing that Hikaru’s indifference to marriage could spell the end for their bloodline the Poison Clan has presented him with the greatest crisis of his life: Find a wife with which to continue their lineage or else take a page from the Hapsburg Dynasty and procreate with his own sister Though he reluctantly agrees to these terms Hikaru makes it clear that he will not find love through such traditional means as dating parties or app but rather by charming his potential partner with his heroism while undertaking a job given his complete lack of experience in the field of dating Hikaru enlists the help of notorious marriage swindler Mei Kinosaki who proceeds to make Gero the subject of her newfound ‘Project Prince’ On the surface coming across as a typical rom com underneath the surface of Hikaru and Mei’s quest for love brews a genetic war between the various Specialist houses this clash of lineages is placing the Poison Clan’s Hikaru against the blood obsessed Beast Clan’s Toshiro Dogo the latter of whom has taken his desire for superiority to horrific new levels With Ken Wakui bringing the core series to an end the second season of the anime gearing up to premiere and the live-action film series putting the final touches on a new entry how could Natsukawaguchi Yukinori’s official Tokyo Revengers spin-off Letter from Keisuke Baji not make the list RELATED: The Tokyo Manji Gang Reunites In First Teaser Trailer For “Tokyo Revengers: Bloody Halloween” Live-Action Sequel Letter from Keisuke Baji initially starts one month after Baji’s tragic death at the Bloody Halloween when his mother discovers a letter dated the day before his death and intended for Tokyo Manji Gang First Division Vice Captain Chifuyu Matsuoni Tokyo Revengers: Letter from Keisuke Baji transitions to tell the untold story of Chiruyu and Baji’s friendship starting from their first meeting in middle school and following through their joining of the Tokyo Manji Gang and their sad by far the best character in this spinoff is the current Tokyo Manj Gang First Division Vice Captain Sato Ryusei Ryusei may come off as an adorable carefree complacent playboy prankster prince he’s always ready to fight for his brothers Following in the footsteps of The Walking Dead and Resident Evil Katsuwo’s #Zombie Sagashitemas stands a real chance at being the next big name in post-apocalyptic zombie outbreaks the world suffered an event known as Red Day wherein 90% of the human population suddenly became infected with a mysterious disease and began attacking each other unaware of what life was like before the outbreak have begun to slowly take back their world from their zombie neighbors Among this generation are the series’ protagonists After her father fails to return home from a supply expedition one day Aki and her friends set out to find him – and help her fulfill her promise to kill him if he ever turned the team took shelter within a fully-stocked but abandoned home center With racks and racks of items available to craft into zombie-killing tools and hordes of zombies constantly clawing at their door Aki and crew are set to ring in 2023 with weapons blazing If #Zombie Sagashitemasu can draw comparisons to The Walking Dead RELATED: Top 4 Most Evil Manga Villains The first series from Fire Force mangaka Atsushi Ohkubo’s chosen successor Urana Kei Gachiakuta takes place on a post-apocalyptic steam punk Earth polluted by trash and negative human emotion Above the surface live the prosperous Sky People while on those on the ground in The Abyss – many of whom were banished from above for committing a serious crime – the storm of the aforementioned pollution has begun to give birth to monstrous destructive demons known as the Abberrant Beasts who was tossed from his place among the Sky People after being framed for murdering his adopted father Rudo vows vengeance on both Legto’s murderer Rudo soon discovers that he has the innate potential to become a ‘Giver’ one of the few people who can unlock the mysterious ‘Jinki’ weapons that seem to be the only thing that wound the Abberrant Beasts Rudo is soon given membership to a group known as the Janitors whose goal is to exterminate the dangerous giants that roam the land Though reluctant to divert his attention in the slightest from his goals Rudo agrees to offer his power to the Janitors in the hopes that he can find more information on the man responsible for his troubles If you have an issue with a vengeful shipper or the most dedicated of straight-up otaku the title protagonist of Ghostbuster Osamu is the girl for the job The ‘Princess of Gag Manga’ (Me & Roboco remains the unchallenged queen) Ghostbuster Osamu follows the geek ghostbuster Osamu Inui as she uses her own extensive knowledge of manga and anime to quell vengeful geek spirits don’t get her started on her favorite series as Osamu will drop everything (and even team up with other ghosts) to spread the series gospel to anyone who will listen – such as her fellow exorcist Mishin who falls into the grips of obsession just a few hours after agreeing to give the series a try But far from portraying Osamu as the perfect fan the series isn’t afraid to poke fun at the more annoying sides of manga fandom the self-proclaimed master of geek-dom Osamu attempts to enlighten Mishin on the different iterations of Jump publications her knowledge is just a small drop in the ocean that is geek hobbies – a commentary on mainstream shonen fans who proclaim to be the end-all-be-all of manga historians Ghostbuster Osamu is just an extremely relatable and hilarious read The best way I can describe Hechi’s The Dark Doctor Ikuru is to invite you to imagine a post apocalyptic version of the medical drama House M.D mixed with Cells at Work Black and Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure RELATED: The Top 5 Creepiest Manga Monsters There is no sickness nor infectious disease that Ikuru cannot cure he recovers immediately and can never again be infected by the same virus This is due to a mutation in his antibodies which allows them to trigger the apoptosis of infected cells his blood is a “magic bullet” against diseases Ikuru takes to finding new ways to use his blood to cure others albeit by infecting and torturing himself with life-threatening diseases Deriving an almost perverse excitement from the excruciating pain and challenge each new disease presents his body the thanatophile’s methods have earned him the reputation of the titular ‘Dark Doctor’ and ostracization by his peers Aside from diseases we may see in the real-world Ikuru’s world also finds itself threatened by the byproducts of the Sick Star a deranged-looking shooting star that evokes the moon from The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask and infects Earth with a number of new diseases all of which look like something straight out of Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure Ikuru finds himself opposing the Sick Star Assembly a radical religious cult who worships the eponymous star as a god and seeks to carry out what they believe is ‘God’s Will’ by wiping out mankind with an artificial pandemic And not only are the Sick Star Assembly posing a threat to the entire world but the fact that Ikuru proves the perfect weapon against them also serves to impede his own personal goal: finding a way to die and escaping his biological curse If you ever wanted to see what Marvel’s tortuous She-Hulk: Attorney at Law series would look like if it was actually well-done look no further than Mitogawa Wataru’s giant of a slice-of-life romcom Chieri’s Love is 8 Meters follows the lives of new transfer student Omine Chieri an adorable 11th grader whose size provides the series’ titular height measurement and her childhood friend Kotaki “Yume” Yumeji Chieri spends everyday trying to do nothing more than live a normal life – a feat she accomplishes thanks to some accommodating aid from the government as they can’t exactly cover all her needs they assign Yume to help Chieri out on a personal level to watching the fallout of the two sharing an indirect kiss to following Chieri’s morning routine of saving people on her way to school each chapter released thus far has been nothing but pure cuteness the series’ featured a billboard for Disney+ and its Marvel offerings in its eighth chapter And while this may be me reading a bit too much into it one wonders if this is Wataru foreshadowing a future take-down of the Jade Giantess’ tortuous series by way of comparing the superior Chieri to the eye-rolling heroines the M-She-U has to offer Comikey has the action packed Battle in Five Seconds After Meeting Kodansha has the psychological thriller Tomodachi Game and now Shueisha has entered the death game arena with a series that can best be described as a beautifully disturbing combination of the aforementioned two stories In mangaka Kenji Sakaki’s new horror tale the actual Tokyo Underworld itself is more than just an urban legend it’s a supernatural copy of Tokyo where murder victims can send their killers to be judged and punished appropriately for their crimes by President Tower and his legion of supernatural ‘Executioners’ who set out to escape from the Tokyo Underworld after their homeroom teacher has the entire class labeled as murderers by committing suicide and blaming them for driving him to do it Similar to Battle in Five Seconds After Meeting and Tomodachi Game Sakaki has plenty of bigger mysteries hidden in the pits of Tokyo Underworld’s story – of particular note is the connection between Yami and Yomi’s parents and Enra Mizoregi history’s second most vicious criminal and what exactly did Yomi do to earn the top spot in that category? Of note in Tokyo Underground is the fact that each of President Tower’s aforementioned Executioners feature Sakaki’s disturbing takes on different historical figures Class 2-A has faced twisted versions of the Japanese warrior monk Saito Benkei with more such interpretations undoubtedly lying in wait in future chapters NEXT: ‘Dragon Ball Super’ Manga To Resume This Christmas With ‘Super Hero’ Film Prequel Arc Starring Goten And Trunks More About: Davide Di Bilio developed a passion for baking and pizza from a young age After initial training at the Verace Pizza Napoletana Association in Naples he continued his journey at the Italian Pizzaioli School in Vighizzolo d'Este where he delved into dough and leavening techniques a place that stands out for its research on doughs and attention to the quality of ingredients In 2022 he opened a second location in Chieri expanding his contemporary pizzeria project The menu features pizzas with doughs made with whole grain flours long leavening and toppings that range from Italian classics to bolder creations Fuori Tempo received Tre Spicchi in Gambero Rosso's Pizzerie d'Italia guide and was ranked 68th in the 50 Top Pizza list The restaurant was also included in Identità Golose's “Pizze&;Cocktails” guide recognizing the originality of the combination of gourmet pizzas and mixology Di Bilio organizes events such as “Cene d'Autore,” in which he collaborates with prominent chefs to create four-handed menus that explore new frontiers of taste These events provide an opportunity to experience and share a passion for cooking and baking Di Bilio's philosophy is based on continuous research and attention to detail with the goal of offering a gastronomic experience that enhances raw materials and artisanal techniques His pizza is the result of a balance between tradition and innovation in which every element is designed to enhance flavor and quality Do you want to discover the latest news and recipes of the most renowned chefs and 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greenhouse strawberry production in March Learn all you need to grow strawberries in soilless substrates under greenhouse and high tunnel conditions Online live lectures and discussion on March 26 Recordings will be available for additional 2 weeks Ohio resident discount available (please contact Chieri Kubota) More information & registration Contact Chieri Kubota for more information (kubota.10@osu.edu) but stay tuned with hortamericas.com and they usually do one twice a year (ANS - Castelnuovo Don Bosco) - The last day of the International Meeting for those responsible for the Salesian Bulletin was dedicated to visiting the places of Don Bosco It was a wonderful opportunity for the participants to immerse themselves at the epicentre of the Congregation with guided visits to Chieri and Becchi under the able guidance of Fr  The entire day provided ample moments to discover a little more about the life of Don Bosco and the beginning of his priestly life as well as to understand all the difficulties that the saint of young people went through to realise the dream that he had at the age of nine The visit began at the Church of San Domenico The visit helped everyone to perceive the  difficulties that John Bosco had to go through at Chieri as he arrived there in that city to continue his studies For someone who had always lived in the countryside arriving in a city of 9,000 inhabitants was truly impressive.  Bosco was lodged in the house of a widow named Lucia Matta where he also slept and studied under a tiny For those taking part in the international meeting of the Salesian Bulletin it was truly moving to be able to visit this emblematic place At that time John Bosco did not know what direction to take in his life but despite the difficulties he did not give up  On entering the seminary at Chieri - which the participants were also able to visit - Don Bosco made good friends there was an exhibition on the life of Don Bosco at Chieri The visit to Chieri ended at the college of the Daughters of Mary Help of Christians (FMA) where it was possible to see the table where Don Bosco worked The second part of this visit was to Colle Don Bosco which allowed one to truly immerse oneself in the dream that gave birth to the Salesian Congregation the participants were able to get to know a little better the childhood of Don Bosco and his humble beginnings.  In a humble house Don Bosco had the dream that changed his whole life "what you see happen to these wolves that become lambs This was the anticipation of an extraordinary educational and pastoral vocation that allows us to say today that we are part of this great Family the participants were able to take part in the Eucharist that took place in Temple of Don Bosco the General Councillor for Social Communication little John knew he needed good advice to help him realise his dream If at Becchi Don Bosco learned the foundations of his faith with the help of Mamma Margherita at Chieri he built up his human and Christian personality and the years he spent there were very important for him and for the development of his faith it was a memorable and unforgettable visit for all the participants of the international meeting of Salesian Bulletin and it recharged them fully with Salesian energy as they returned back to their countries carrying within their hearts that renewed zeal for Don Bosco and the Salesian Mission.  Freisa is the wild and more rustic kin of one of the world’s greatest cultivars An ancient variety found in Italy’s northwestern region of Piedmont Freisa is the closest relative to Nebbiolo Genetic studies (Schneider, Boccacci, Torello et al, 2004) show that Freisa and Nebbiolo share a parent-offspring connection and, according to Ian D’Agata, author of Italy’s Native Wine Grape Terroirs to high tannins and acidity which lend to the wine’s ability to age ‘Give Freisa 10-12 years and it’s almost indistinguishable to Nebbiolo,’ says D’Agata it is capable of producing a mesmerisingly perfumed wine of great structure Freisa is made in a less self-aggrandizing style than its Nebbiolo-based cousins Barolo or Barbaresco and it’s this vivacity that is the key to its charm,’ says Kirk Peterson Freisa was first documented in early 1500s in the commune of Pancalieri when customs tariffs revealed an expensive quality wine for the time called Fresearum Freisa was more popular and valuable than it is today and occupied up to half of all acreage devoted to vines in Asti and Alessandria noble properties – notably the The Royal Vineyard of the House of Savoy – most likely cultivated Freisa as it was always associated with the vineyards surrounding the town of Turin Ernest Hemingway expressed curiosity towards Freisa in Farewell to Arms noting a ‘clear Freisa was prevalent in nearly all red blends from Piedmont the grapes were planted on marginal sites and eventually became a target of criticism in addition to being eclipsed by more popular grapes the historic Royal Vineyard was recently restored when Balbiano winery collaborated with the Italian Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Piedmont and Turin governments to ‘rescue’ Freisa with the planting of the grape and the eventual release the Vigna della Regina Freisa di Chieri DOC in 2009 The wine boasts two namesake DOCs – Freisa d’Asti and Freisa di Chieri – and is also present in Piemonte Superiore and Spumante wines are made of 100 percent Freisa Superiore has a minimum 11.5 percent ABV with minimum one year aging Freisa di Chieri DOC was established in 1973 Superior and Spumante require at least 90 percent Freisa Ageing for Superiore requires a minimum of one year Vineyard area for all Freisa grown is just over 1,000 hectares The grape variety derives its name from the Latin word freisa which is essentially named after the grape exhibits aromas and flavors that are hauntingly complex and vivacious often reminiscent of the characteristics of the brambly aggregate fruit ranging from sweet to sour with an attractive bitter edge Produced in an array of styles from sweet to dry and still to frizzante and spumante sommeliers are drawn by its profound swirl of berry aromas crunchy freshness and flavours of sour red cherries Freisa exhibits mouth-watering acidity and is adamantly tannic both of which contribute to its ageability It’s the style of wine whose profile exquisitely suits the modern palate and pairs well with a variety of dishes Freisa is very much at home with the classic dishes associated with its native region meat-filled agnolotti del plin and the like,’ says Peterson ‘But Freisa’s structural and flavor profile grant it a versatility that earns it a place on the world stage pairing extremely well with the exotic spice of dishes as diverse as chana masala to crispy aromatic Peking-style duck.’ Vajra produces a Langhe DOC Freisa named ‘Kyè’ which in Piedmontese dialect translates to ‘Who is it?’ – a playful nod to the little-known Freisa AdvertisementSKIP ADVERTISEMENTSlide 1 of 7,“We make noise not clothes,” is Undercover’s unofficial motto — and a red-and-white neon sign in Jun Takahashi’s office announces those intentions The entire atelier building — hidden in the warren-like back streets of Tokyo’s Harajuku district — hovers like a corrugated black metal box and at the very top of it are Takahashi’s personal headquarters where designs are brought to him for approval Takahashi consults with designers from the team that makes his JOHNUndercover men’s wear line Share full articleBehind the Scenes at UndercoverWhile on assignment to visit the Japanese designer Jun Takahashi the writer Gaby Wood documents the world behind the set Kertu Laak and her Italian Serie A1 volleyball club Chieri '76 finished their back-to-back with Scandicci finishing both matches with comeback victories The 22-year old Laak played well in Sunday's match against Scandicci The Estonian joined the game after usual starter Kaja Grobelna struggled and took over from there leading Chieri in points (+13) and bringing Chieri back from being down 0:1 to start the match We had had quite a few games in a row and the players who have been in the line-up over the last games are getting tired I felt very good in practice this week and felt I hit on things during training I tried to do my part and everything went well in that sense There were not a lot of mistakes and I am glad that the second game went to us It was a long game (34:32) and I think that is where the victory came from," Laak told Vikerraadio on Monday Laak feels like her goal of gaining more playing time and taking advantage of her opportunities is closer by the day "The season has gone uphill in the sense that last season started as well This year has been more stable and I have been in the line-up for almost the entire season I finally have a full season-like feeling," Laak noted who follows Chieri in the season standings at fifth ended with Chieri taking another win after being down to start the match Laak collected 16 points (+8) to end the match after joining the match in the second game Chieri now sits fourth for the Serie A1 season with 34 points Their fourth position is made more important by the fact that the first four teams automatically clinch a spot in the play-offs Conegliano is still comfortably ahead with 57 points followed by Novara and Monza with 46 and 42 points Follow ERR News on Facebook and Twitter and never miss an update! 0)" class="article-poll-disclaimer" ng-bind="totalVotes + ' hääletajat'"> {{option.votes}} {{selectedLanguage.poll.votes}}/ Iga kasutaja võib hääletada {{poll.optionLimit}} vastusevariandi poolt Chieri to Cherry marks Nakamura's directorial debut on an original work. He supervised the Cheburashka Arere? 2009 TV anime Nakamura was inspired by ideas in Russian animator Roman Kachanov's 1967 The Mitten short (Kachanov also directed the 1971 Cheburashka films) in making Chieri to Cherry The project ran a successful crowdfunding campaign in July Her only friend is a stuffed toy named Cherry which she found while hiding in the cellar during her father's funeral Chieri and Cherry undertake a journey on the border between fantasy and reality Source: Animate.tv Enter the official Derthona Basket website Among the new Lions of youth of the Derthona Basketball for the 2023/24 season there is Marco Fogliato in the black and white jersey Fogliato will be part of the roster ofU17 Excellence after the long experience with BEA Chieri and the beginnings with Trofarello Sec On the newly arrived prospectus the words of the manager responsible for the Derthona Basketball Lab Andrea Ablatico"Marco's arrival represents the first fruit of the collaboration with the friends of BEA Chieri decisive several times in the final stages of matches he will certainly be useful to our coach Enrico Rocco for the championship match And with him Derthona will be in Chieri for the official presentation of the new BEA sports season." "We are very proud of Marco's transfer to Derthona it is the first important transfer of a Leopardi player to a Serie A club and above all it is a transfer that further establishes our technical collaboration so it makes me happy because it also gives meaning at work” I recruited him at Trofarello when he was 6 years old he lived for 10 years in BEA in the Leopardi project he has grown exactly as our club has grown ©Derthona Basket SSRL Privacy Policy Cookies Policy credits dpsonline* PERUGIA: Ricci as setter and Nemeth as opposite, Cekulaev and Bartolini as central players, Traballi and Ungureanu as wing spiker, Sirressi as libero. 4 April 2024 – The Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni will be at the Olympics of Paris to attend the races volleyball and rhythmic gymnastics. Coni's number 1 announced it directly from Palazzo Chigi Giovanni Malago: “He has a great passion for volleyball he has always said so and in fact he will come to visit us” But the real protagonists of the meeting were the players of Imoco Conegliano Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri and Igor Gorgonzola Novara who stood out for the excellent results obtained in European pairs to bring home each of the three Cev trophies will be an Italian team: Igor Gorgonzola the Challenge Cup Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri '76 the Volleyball Cup while an all-blue final for the Champions League is expected between the Conegliano team and the Milan team the Prime Minister recognized what we define as another Italian excellence" she expressed with satisfaction to Ansa Mauro Fabris there was no shortage of requests: “We asked Meloni to remember that for sport you have to apply the criterion of subsidiarity Volleyball is a movement that stands with private resources so we only ask that the credit on sports sponsorships a rule introduced in the time of Covid and which worked very well." The meeting was crowned with a nice little scene between Meloni and the volleyball players: also taking advantage of the beautiful spring day the courtyard of Palazzo Chigi was transformed into an improvised volleyball field where the Prime Minister he exchanged a few dribbles with the professionals considering that as a girl the prime minister had envisaged a career in professional volleyball she joked: "None of my dreams have come true: I would have liked to play for the national team of volleyball Fabris' compliments did not take long: “The bagher did it very well” If you want to sign up to WhatsApp channel of Qn click here Twitter user and reputable anime/manga news source @shonenleaks (Shonen Leaks) recently posted a tweet highlighting a preview page for the upcoming Naruto Sasuke retsuden The image features Sasuke Uchiha holding a sword while looking directly at the viewer Sakura Haruno can be seen facing the right side of the page Shonen Leaks claims that this preview page comes from the upcoming Weekly Shonen Jump issue which will likely be the last release prior to the series’ arrival the Naruto Sasuke retsuden is highly anticipated by fans of the series This article will fully break down all the available information about the Naruto Sasuke retsuden The image posted by Shonen Leaks seems to carry no crucial information regarding the upcoming Naruto Sasuke retsuden series While a release date is present on the page fans already knew about it thanks to the initial announcement made about the series The series was originally announced as part of a large list of October and November releases for Shueisha The full list of upcoming series is as follows: While no official plot information pertaining to the upcoming manga series is available as of writing this article many expect it to follow the same story as the original novel adaptation the manga will presumably see Sasuke on a prison break-out style mission where he will be looking for something after purposefully getting himself sent to prison Be sure to keep up with all anime Your perspective matters!Start the conversation Intel will finally release a new CPU from this evening and a special sale of super-discount Pear having a rare Buddha shape as an lucky item Sep 07, 2009 11:30:55 in Coverage,   Tasting