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Saturday, April 19, 2008
Beijing hopes still real for Mick Cutajar - Wollongong & Northern Leader - 16th August 2007
Wollongong martial arts expert Mick Cutajar is preparing to head to Canberra for a camp that will pit Olympic Games hopefuls against each other in the lead-up to Beijing.
Cutajar has been selected to travel to the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) for a week-long camp for elite judo players.
The camp, which runs from August 23 to 30, follows hot on the heels of the Victoria Open International Championships, which will feature the best exponents from Australia, New Zealand, Japan and Korea.
Cutajar and fellow athletes were slected for the camp after good results in events and performance in previous camps.
It will also be the starting point of a taxing campaign including the Sydney International, Queensland International and Kodokan International.
Cutajar will then compete at the Australian Masters Games before the Oceania World Cup on November 7-11 in Western Australia.
A self-confessed "?late starter', Cutajar has not given up on his his Olympic Games dream.
"Quitting is not an option and finishing second at the final selection will only keep me going to London," he said.
Tentative plans for Cutajar to take part in a extreme fight in Wollongong on October 20 are also in the works.
Cutajar has also designed the Kids SAFE program, which offers children of less-fortunate families the chance to participate in a sporting activity that is fun, easy and educational.
Cutajar has put $2000 of his own money into the program and is challenging businesses to help him reach the target of $13,500.
That sum would pay for the uniforms, insurance and training manuals for 100 youngsters.
The program offers children aged between 6 and 13 the chance to participate in a six-week program.
Call 0141 279 938 or email wollongongjudo@hotmail.com for further information.
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Cutajar has been selected to travel to the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) for a week-long camp for elite judo players.
The camp, which runs from August 23 to 30, follows hot on the heels of the Victoria Open International Championships, which will feature the best exponents from Australia, New Zealand, Japan and Korea.
Cutajar and fellow athletes were slected for the camp after good results in events and performance in previous camps.
It will also be the starting point of a taxing campaign including the Sydney International, Queensland International and Kodokan International.
Cutajar will then compete at the Australian Masters Games before the Oceania World Cup on November 7-11 in Western Australia.
A self-confessed "?late starter', Cutajar has not given up on his his Olympic Games dream.
"Quitting is not an option and finishing second at the final selection will only keep me going to London," he said.
Tentative plans for Cutajar to take part in a extreme fight in Wollongong on October 20 are also in the works.
Cutajar has also designed the Kids SAFE program, which offers children of less-fortunate families the chance to participate in a sporting activity that is fun, easy and educational.
Cutajar has put $2000 of his own money into the program and is challenging businesses to help him reach the target of $13,500.
That sum would pay for the uniforms, insurance and training manuals for 100 youngsters.
The program offers children aged between 6 and 13 the chance to participate in a six-week program.
Call 0141 279 938 or email wollongongjudo@hotmail.com for further information.
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Mick Cutajar
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Saturday, April 07, 2007
Holiday sport camp - Lake Times - 20th June 2007
The region's youngsters have the chance to rub shoulders with some elite sport stars at the University of Wollongong's school holiday sports camp.
The camp, which will run every day from Monday, July 2 to Friday, July 13, gives children aged from 5 to 12 years the chance to try many sports and meet their heroes.
Previous camps have seen autograph sessions from Olympian Adrian Hatcher, Commonwealth Games athlete Jaimee-Lee Starr, and Big Brother winner Peter Corbett, World Champions Shannan Taylor, Lauryn Eagle, Steelers legends Brett Rodwell and Ian Russell, the Illawarra Hawks, St George-Illawarra Dragons, Wollongong Wolves and Australian representatives Russell Dessaix-Chin, Mick Cutajar and Brittany Sharkey.
The camp will be held at the University Recreation and Aquatic Centre (URAC) from 9am to 5pm each day.
It is part of a new URAC initiative called UOW Kidz Sportz, which encourages children to try different sports with the focus on participation and fun.
"The holiday sports camp program is excellent for introducing kids to new sports and for keeping them active and happy during the school holidays," UOW Programs Manger Lee Murray said.
The program allows all participants to challenge themselves in soccer, tennis, squash, dance, basketball, cricket, hockey, badminton, volleyball, netball, water sports (weather permitting), ultimate frisbee, touch football, Australian rules, rugby union and Gaelic football.
Each participant will receive a camp T-shirt and coaching in a variety of sporting activities, as well as clinics within the daily program conducted by the Illawarra Tennis Academy, NRG Dance Studios, Illawarra Junior Baseball League, AFL/Auskick and NSW Rugby Union.
For more information please phone URAC Programs Manger Lee Murray on 4221 5358.
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The camp, which will run every day from Monday, July 2 to Friday, July 13, gives children aged from 5 to 12 years the chance to try many sports and meet their heroes.
Previous camps have seen autograph sessions from Olympian Adrian Hatcher, Commonwealth Games athlete Jaimee-Lee Starr, and Big Brother winner Peter Corbett, World Champions Shannan Taylor, Lauryn Eagle, Steelers legends Brett Rodwell and Ian Russell, the Illawarra Hawks, St George-Illawarra Dragons, Wollongong Wolves and Australian representatives Russell Dessaix-Chin, Mick Cutajar and Brittany Sharkey.
The camp will be held at the University Recreation and Aquatic Centre (URAC) from 9am to 5pm each day.
It is part of a new URAC initiative called UOW Kidz Sportz, which encourages children to try different sports with the focus on participation and fun.
"The holiday sports camp program is excellent for introducing kids to new sports and for keeping them active and happy during the school holidays," UOW Programs Manger Lee Murray said.
The program allows all participants to challenge themselves in soccer, tennis, squash, dance, basketball, cricket, hockey, badminton, volleyball, netball, water sports (weather permitting), ultimate frisbee, touch football, Australian rules, rugby union and Gaelic football.
Each participant will receive a camp T-shirt and coaching in a variety of sporting activities, as well as clinics within the daily program conducted by the Illawarra Tennis Academy, NRG Dance Studios, Illawarra Junior Baseball League, AFL/Auskick and NSW Rugby Union.
For more information please phone URAC Programs Manger Lee Murray on 4221 5358.
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Lauryn Eagle
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Friday, November 24, 2006
Saturday, July 22, 2006
Australian Sports Entertainment Website Updated
The Australian Sports Entertainment website has been updated.
ASE is a creation by Media Man Australia, an Australian media and publicity company.
The website has 2 main urls:
www.australiansportsentertainment.tv and
www.cooldudesandhotbabes.com
Some of the most popular sections of the website include:
Mobile Babes
Wrestling Babes
Wrestling
Sports
Webcams
Music
Australia
Sydney
Search Engines
Some of the companies who make the website possible are listed here.
Thanks for your support.
Best Regards
Greg Tingle
e: greg@mediaman.com.au
w: www.australiansportsentertainment.tv
w: www.mediaman.com.au
ASE is a creation by Media Man Australia, an Australian media and publicity company.
The website has 2 main urls:
www.australiansportsentertainment.tv and
www.cooldudesandhotbabes.com
Some of the most popular sections of the website include:
Mobile Babes
Wrestling Babes
Wrestling
Sports
Webcams
Music
Australia
Sydney
Search Engines
Some of the companies who make the website possible are listed here.
Thanks for your support.
Best Regards
Greg Tingle
e: greg@mediaman.com.au
w: www.australiansportsentertainment.tv
w: www.mediaman.com.au
Friday, February 17, 2006
Friday, December 02, 2005
Sports websites in line for ads boost, by Christian Catalano - Sydney Morning Herald - 1st December 2005
Australia's most popular sporting websites will emerge as key drivers of the online display advertising market next year, as marketers cash in on the wave of interest in major events such as the Commonwealth Games and the World Cup in Germany.
Telstra's advertising and directories arm Sensis yesterday announced an exclusive deal to sell ads for the official Cricket Australia site, cricket.com.au, through its online advertising division MediaSmart.
It follows a similar deal last week in which online search group Ansearch stitched up the media management rights for ESPNsoccernet.com, the world's largest English language football website.
MediaSmart's group sales manager Anthony Saines said the group was interested in building relationships with other popular websites that hadn't received the advertising attention of big players such as ninemsn and Fairfax Digital.
"This is fantastic news for advertisers as they can connect with our sports-mad country through our network of sporting sites, which receives over 30 million page impressions per month," he said.
MediaSmart also has agreements with afl.com.au, nrl.com, and coastalwatch.com.au.
In the six months to June 30 this year, the display advertising category grew 47 per cent to $80 million. Although this lagged the 61.3 per cent expansion in the total online market — worth $263 million over the period — internet analysts said display still had plenty of room for expansion.
"Sporting sites themselves have attracted a fair number of eyeballs … because they lend themselves to timely information about scores and teams and events," said Foad Fadaghi, the Australian research director at Frost & Sullivan. "So it certainly makes sense that a lot of the advertising dollar is starting to shift that was as well."
Five of Australia's biggest online businesses — ninemsn, Fairfax Digital, Sensis, News Interactive and Yahoo! — attracting more than 70 per cent of the display advertising dollar.
Lee Stephens, the chief executive of online buying agency emitch, said that independent sports sites had not yet attracted anywhere near the share of the ad dollar that their popularity warrants.
"Sport attracts a lot of page views, it's a great driver of internet traffic," he said. "But historically — just like newspaper sections — it has never done financially really well."
But he said there was a trend towards sports sites because of the World Cup and the Commonwealth Games.
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Greg Tingle
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Media Man Australia
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Media Man Australia - sports
Australian Sports Entertainment - sports
Best Regards
Greg Tingle
Director
Media Man Australia
e: greg@mediaman.com.au
w: www.mediaman.com.au
Saturday, October 29, 2005
Australian Sports Entertainment - personality management and promotion
Australian Sports Entertainment, incorporating Media Man Australia assists in personality and event management and promotion.
See the Media Man Australia profiles section
In addition, some of the amazing talent we have the privilage to assist includes:
Kym Illman
Max Markson
Paul Budde
Colin Handley
Robert Chua
John Seru
Johnny Valiant
Evan Ginzburg
Steve Cooke
Bessie Bardot
Annalise Braakensiek
Hottest On TV
EventsLeader.com
Xtreme Fighting Championship
Matt Goodall
Paul O'Neill
Richard Bradley
Leiticia Pestova.com
Kym Jackson
Gabrielle Reilly
Greek Australian Star
Rozita Leoni
Penelope Wynne
Suzette Pelt
Australian Babes TV
*note: some of the talent works exclusively with Media Man Australia - Australian Sports Entertainment, whilst some works with a number of other agents, promoters and the like.
A special thank you to the other agents and media companies who help make it all possible. A million thank yous to Max Markson, Kym Illman, John Seru, Rozita Leoni, Penny Wynne, John Laws, Robert Walsh, Jake Lloyd-Jones, ABC, 2UE, 4BC, 6PR, 2CC, Network Nine - A Current Affair, Channel 31, John Hruby, Yvette Moore and many more.
Best Regards
Greg Tingle
Director
Media Man Australia
See the Media Man Australia profiles section
In addition, some of the amazing talent we have the privilage to assist includes:
Kym Illman
Max Markson
Paul Budde
Colin Handley
Robert Chua
John Seru
Johnny Valiant
Evan Ginzburg
Steve Cooke
Bessie Bardot
Annalise Braakensiek
Hottest On TV
EventsLeader.com
Xtreme Fighting Championship
Matt Goodall
Paul O'Neill
Richard Bradley
Leiticia Pestova.com
Kym Jackson
Gabrielle Reilly
Greek Australian Star
Rozita Leoni
Penelope Wynne
Suzette Pelt
Australian Babes TV
*note: some of the talent works exclusively with Media Man Australia - Australian Sports Entertainment, whilst some works with a number of other agents, promoters and the like.
A special thank you to the other agents and media companies who help make it all possible. A million thank yous to Max Markson, Kym Illman, John Seru, Rozita Leoni, Penny Wynne, John Laws, Robert Walsh, Jake Lloyd-Jones, ABC, 2UE, 4BC, 6PR, 2CC, Network Nine - A Current Affair, Channel 31, John Hruby, Yvette Moore and many more.
Best Regards
Greg Tingle
Director
Media Man Australia
Monday, August 22, 2005
Media Update
G'day again from Australian Sports Entertainment.
The parent company of Australian Sports Entertainment, Media Man Australia, has once again been in the news.
MMA and a number of the clients are making headlines and positive ways in sports media circles.
Websites of reference
Australian Sports Entertainment - sports links
Media Man Australia - sports
Media Man Australia - sponsors, clients, associates
Profiles
Keith "Bendigo" Sloan
Steve Cooke
John Seru
Should you have any specific questions about our operation, please ask.
As always, thanks for your support.
Best Regards
Greg Tingle
Director
Australian Sports Entertainment &
Media Man Australia
The parent company of Australian Sports Entertainment, Media Man Australia, has once again been in the news.
MMA and a number of the clients are making headlines and positive ways in sports media circles.
Websites of reference
Australian Sports Entertainment - sports links
Media Man Australia - sports
Media Man Australia - sponsors, clients, associates
Profiles
Keith "Bendigo" Sloan
Steve Cooke
John Seru
Should you have any specific questions about our operation, please ask.
As always, thanks for your support.
Best Regards
Greg Tingle
Director
Australian Sports Entertainment &
Media Man Australia
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