Back On The Rocks! Be There!



In less than a month, my heart, mind and soul will be on something other than soccer, Los Angeles, California, AFL, NRL, Vine banter, tumblr postings, and America in general. The details are still being flushed out, but in less than three weeks, I leave for Canada. I am heading to Vancouver to spend a few days, take plenty of photos, take plenty of action shots, and celebrate the Canadian Thanksgiving, which doubles as Columbus Day in the United States. More on that in a bit.

Spring will turn to summer in Australia, but first, the winter will have to end and right now, it is, with a focus on cricket, basketball, and soccer. Teams in the A-Leeague and W-League are reloading and refreshing and in some special cases, resetting. The AFL and NRL seasons are concluding and there is a chance that the NRL's premier will be from Victoria and the AFL's premier will be from New South Wales.

I think to myself, as my updated iPad belts out an Atlas Genius ballad: can Greater Western Sydney win two more games and live up to the words of its bold fight song that go, "You feel the ground a-shaking, the other teams are quaking in their boots before the Giants!" Already their reserve team have won the North East Australian Football League flag, their first-ever piece of palmares. (Yes, I am using the French term for honors.) Maybe a flag double is in the offing. Of course, if Hawthorn FC defeat the Western Bulldogs, it's a matter of "take your pick."

I don't have too much motivation to make a sequel to "Butterflies and Dragons." I enjoyed the journey, I enjoyed writing the story, but I don't feel obliged to write a follow-up yet. I have a Gochiusa vignette that is being drafted, which will parallel with my escapades in Vancouver. If I can surmise something of note, I might decide to make this last a few chapters, maybe 10-20.

Having a strong period of rest is going to be necessary for me to keep my mind in check, keep my mind in focus. My mom bought a new luggage case for me, and I will be bringing it to go with my new knapsack and my Anime Expo 10 Years bag, to show that I am an anime fan heading into Vancouver. All that is really needed is for my sister to provide me with the cash needed for lodging and for any food or souvenir expenses.

I can't wait to post the album of my trip to Canada, and I plan to use up as much camera space to provide everyone with my journey. Hopefully no snags take place on the trip, and I am able to enjoy the journey without any problems. Because of this, my Bold Predictions for the Ruby Period may be impacted, and no voting will be taking place for a good deal of the matches. However, I will be posted recaps of all the action that took place in the rounds I didn't get to vote on here on The Bedlam on Baltic Avenue. Look forward to it!


Nanggigigil.



Hyped for my Canada trip next month.



Song: "Nanggigigil" by Hagibis.

ISML 2016: Shana Takes Amethyst Necklace, Yukino Wins Sapphire

ISML 2016: Shana Takes Amethyst Necklace, Yukino Wins Sapphire
Koyomi Araragi, Sora Claim Amethyst, Sapphire Pendants

By Jo-Ryan Salazar
The Bedlam on Baltic Avenue
September 14, 2016

The Necklace Rounds for the 2016 International Saimoe League Amethyst and Sapphire Rounds has concluded, and Shana and Yukino Yukinoshita have run away big winners. Shana, listed as a 2-1 second choice won the Amethyst Necklace in a landslide result with 1,128 votes (28.59%) over favorite Megumi Katou, who only earned 554 votes (14.04%). Rounding out the order were Kosaki Onodera (495 votes, 12.54%), Shiro (440 votes, 11.15%), Rin Tousaka (435 votes, 11.02%), Chino Kafuuu (368 votes, 9.33%), Illyasviel von Einzbern (301 votes, 7.63%) and Shino Asada (225 votes, 5.7%).

Also listed a second choice to win a necklace was Yukino Yukinoshita at 2-1 but she earned 750 votes (19.37%), holding off 15-1 longshot Saber (581 votes, 15.01%), and 5-1 dark horse Yoshino (490, 12.65%) to win the Sapphire Necklace. Rounding out the order were favorite Kuroyukihime (439 votes, 11.34%), Isla (422 votes, 10.9%), Nanami Aoyama (406 votes, 10.49%), Sora Kasugano (401 votes, 10.36%), and Yui Yuigahama (383 votes, 9.89%).

The round proved to be one for the second choices on the men's side, too. Koyomi Araragi was listed as a 3-1 second choixe to win the Amethyst Pendant but prevailed with 699 votes (18.67%) over favorite Yuzuru Otonashi (521 votes, 13.92%) and 10-1 dark horse Touma Kamijou (520 votes, 13.89%). Rounding out the order were Saika Totsuka (493 votes, 13.17%), Kiritsugu Emiya (472 votes, 12.61%), Keima Katsuragi (434 votes, 11.59%), Yuu Otosaka (355 votes, 9.48%) and Light Yagami (249 votes, 6.65%).

Sora was one of the few favorites tipped by the Bedlam on Baltic Avenue that delivered as advertised, and he won 924 votes (24.89%) to win the Sapphire Pendant over Souma Yukihira (551 votes, 14.84%) and Archer (581 votes, 13.95%). Other finishers include Tatsuya Shiba (424 votes, 11.42%), Karma Akabane (381 votes, 10.26%), Gilgamesh (325 votes, 8.75%), Levi (296 votes, 7.97%) and Shirou Emiya (294 votes, 7.92%).

In the Amethyst Divine Circlet Qualifier, Yui Hirasawa finished first with 563 votes (14.95%). Also in are Sena Kashiwazaki (510 votes, 13.54%), Cocoa Hoto (475 votes, 12.61%) and Megumi Tadokoro (471 votes, 12.51%). Eliminated were Miuna Shiodome (464 votes, 12.32%), Eli Ayase (447 votes, 11.87%), Kirino Kousaka (430 votes, 11.42%) and Aoi Miyamori (406 votes, 10.78%).

The Sapphire Divine Circlet Qualifier saw Mikan Yuuki listed as a 7-1 dark horse to finish first and she in fact became the only dark horse to prevail on the night, winning 665 votes (17.52%). Also advancing are Miyuki Shiba (506 votes, 13.33%), Reina Kousaka (490 votes, 12.91%) and Origami Tobiichi (481 votes, 12.67%). Eliminated are Enju Aihara (476 votes, 12.54%), Konata Izumi (439 votes, 11.56%), Hestia (429 votes, 11.30%) and Tamako Kitashirakawa (310 votes, 8.17%).

Match Day 1 of the 2016 International Saimoe League Emerald Period is scheduled for September 19, 2016. Vote for your favorite candidates at InternationalSaimoe.com and join the ongoing debate. And keep it right here on The Bedlam on Baltic Avenue for continuing coverage of the 2016 International Saimoe League, the world's premier anime character competition.

BoBA ISML 2016 Predictions: Amethyst/Sapphire Necklace Round

ARENA 01: [Katō Megumi] Shana Tōsaka Rin Kafū Chino Asada Shino Shiro Onodera Kosaki Illyasviel von Einzbern
by >=400
Over/Under: 2500
Over

ARENA 02: [Isla] Yukinoshita Yukino Yuigahama Yui Yoshino Kasugano Sora Saber Aoyama Nanami Kuroyukihime
by >=400
Over/Under: 2500
Over

ARENA 03: [Hoto Kokoa] Kashiwazaki Sena Tadokoro Megumi Shiodome Miuna Ayase Eli Miyamori Aoi Hirasawa Yui Kōsaka Kirino
by >=400
Over/Under: 2500
Over

ARENA 04: Hestia Tobiichi Origami Kōsaka Reina [Shiba Miyuki] Aihara Enju Yūki Mikan Izumi Konata Kitashirakawa Tamako
by >=400
Over/Under: 2500
Over

ARENA 05: Kamijō Tōma Otosaka Yū Totsuka Saika Yagami Light Araragi Koyomi [Otonashi Yuzuru] Katsuragi Keima Emiya Kiritsugu
by >=400
Over/Under: 2500
Over

ARENA 06: Akabane Karma Yukihira Sōma Shiba Tatsuya Emiya Shirō [Sora] Archer Gilgamesh Levi
by >=400
Over/Under: 2500
Over

The Mighty Giants

#NEAFLGF #NEAFL #AFL #AFLFinals #NEAFLSwansGiants

ISML 2016: Sora Scalps Umaru To Advance In Sapphire

ISML 2016: Sora Scalps Umaru To Advance In Sapphire

By JR Salazar
The Bedlam on Baltic Avenue
September 10, 2016

Match Day 6 of the 2016 International Saimoe League Period is in the books. In the Female Division, Sora Kasugano scored the Upset of the Round and the closest victory of the round, a 1311-1256 nailbiter over Umaru Doma. Kyou Fujibayashi prevailed over Tamako Kitashirakawa 1299-1199 but is out of the running on vote differential. In other results, Saber slashed past Rory Mercury 1656-1001, Yuri Nakamura gunned down Enju Aihara 1566-1046, Nanami Aoyama barreled Renge Miyauchi 1583-1073, Eucliwood Hellscuythe crushed Mikan Yuuki 1419-1116, Kuroyukihime flew past Yuno Gasai 1842-677 and Inori Yuzuriha dominated Konata Izumi 1505-1095.

In the Male Division, Sora slammed Shin'ya Kougami 1725-693, Ayumu Aikawa rolled past Seisuuu Jonga 1440-687, Archer dominated Tetsuya Kuroko 1676-630, Tomoya Aki drubbed Son Hak 1283-665, Gilgamesh thrashed Takumi Usui 1440-791, Natsu Dragneel whipped past Souji Mitsuka 1217-854, Levi leveled Naruto Uzumaki 1299-895 and L Lawliet routed Joushimatsuy Matsuno 1668-353.

In Exhibition action, Tina Sprout prevailed over Saya Sasamiya 1199-1083 and Flamie Speeddraw won a 1146-1062 barnburner over Nanoha Takamachi 1146-1062.

The Necklace Match for the Amethyst and Sapphire Periods is scheduled for Sept. 12, 2016. Here are your odds.

INTERNATIONAL SAIMOE LEAGUE 2016 
AMETHYST NECKLACE ODDS
Megumi Katou EVEN
Shana 2-1
Rin Tousaka 4-1
Chino Kafuu 5-1
Shino Asada 7-1
Shiro 10-1
Kosaki Onodera 15-1
Illyasviel von Einzbern 20-1

INTERNATIONAL SAIMOE LEAGUE 2016 
SAPPHIRE NECKLACE ODDS
Isla EVEN
Yukino Yukinoshita 2-1
Yui Yuigahama 4-1
Yoshino 5-1
Sora Kasugano 11-1
Saber 15-1
Nanami Aoyama 20-1
Kuroyukihime 30-1

INTERNATIONAL SAIMOE LEAGUE 2016 
AMETHYST PENDANT ODDS
Yuzuryu Otonashi EVEN
Koyomi Araragi 3-1
Keima Katsuragi 5-1
Yuu Otosaka 7-1
Touma Kamijou 10-1
Kiritsugu Emiya 15-1
Light Yagami 20-1
Saika Totsuka 50-1

INTERNATIONAL SAIMOE LEAGUE 2016 
SAPPHIRE PENDANT ODDS
Sora EVEN
Archer 2-1
Gilgamesh 5-1
Shiro Emiya 10-1
Tatsuya Shiba 15-1
Souma Yukihira 20-1
Levi 25-1
Karma Akabane 60-1

INTERNATIONAL SAIMOE LEAGUE 2016 
AMETHYST CIRCLET QUALIFIER ODDS
Kokoa Hoto 2-1
Kirino Kousaka 5-1
Sena Kashiwazaki 7-1
Yui Hirasawa 10-1
Eli Ayase 15-1
Aoi Miyamori 20-1
Miuna Shiodome 25-1
Megumi Tadokoro 30-1

INTERNATIONAL SAIMOE LEAGUE 2016 
SAPPHIRE CIRCLET QUALIFIER ODDS
Miyuki Shiba EVEN
Hestia 4-1
Origami Tobiichi 6-1
Mikan Yuuiki 7-1
Reina Kousaka 10-1
Enju Aihara 12-1
Konata Izumi 25-1
Tamako Kitashirakawa 40-1


Vote for your favorite candidates at InternationalSaimoe.com and join the ongoing debate.

Sapphire Day 6 Standings

Female Group 3

RankNamePointsWinsLosesDrawsVFVAVDCVPGroup
1Isla9.00003004398313312653.75973
2Konno Yūki6.766821038133825-123.26053
3Hestia4.705812037163776-603.17643
4Ikaros2.181903031094302-11932.65943

Female Group 6

RankNamePointsWinsLosesDrawsVFVAVDCVPGroup
1Kasugano Sora6.9826210395336463073.36726
2Doma Umaru6.9580210400236663363.40806
3Fujibayashi Kyō6.906421038063812-63.24046
4Kitashirakawa Tamako2.536003034374074-6372.92646

Female Group 10

RankNamePointsWinsLosesDrawsVFVAVDCVPGroup
1Yukinoshita Yukino9.00003005348266026884.571610
2Konjiki no Yami6.6259210417235116613.569310
3Tobiichi Origami4.309912036304047-4173.102510
4Haibara Ai1.365303023945326-29322.047110

Female Group 15

RankNamePointsWinsLosesDrawsVFVAVDCVPGroup
1Saber9.00003004811319116204.095315
2Nakamura Yuri6.7718210422136645573.590915
3Aihara Enju4.290312033154293-9782.824915
4Rory Mercury2.217703031914390-11992.717415

Female Group 17

RankNamePointsWinsLosesDrawsVFVAVDCVPGroup
1Yuigahama Yui9.00003005014280922054.286217
2Tachibana Marika6.6364210389537241713.331017
3Kōsaka Reina4.386912033784063-6852.887417
4Kushina Anna1.950703029134604-16912.491717

Female Group 24

RankNamePointsWinsLosesDrawsVFVAVDCVPGroup
1Aoyama Nanami9.0000300440135038983.745624
2Eucliwood Hellscythe6.9820210413035835473.515724
3Yūki Mikan4.541412035974058-4613.065224
4Miyauchi Renge2.335203033614345-9842.862324

Female Group 26

RankNamePointsWinsLosesDrawsVFVAVDCVPGroup
1Yoshino9.00003004696314715494.013826
2Akemi Homura6.8291210411336674463.516726
3Shiba Miyuki4.506412036434033-3903.114626
4Toshinō Kyōko1.993603030124617-16052.576626

Female Group 31

RankNamePointsWinsLosesDrawsVFVAVDCVPGroup
1Kuroyukihime9.00003004746287818684.038031
2Yuzuriha Inori6.88002104345320611393.695531
3Izumi Konata4.381912035274116-5893.006731
4Gasai Yuno1.575003024954913-24182.127431

Male Group 2

RankNamePointsWinsLosesDrawsVFVAVDCVPGroup
1Sora9.00003005113206830454.35252
2Aikawa Ayumu6.4735210347132592122.95012
3Kōgami Shin'ya4.153912027333801-10682.32942
4Handa Seishū1.566703021074296-21891.79582

Male Group 7

RankNamePointsWinsLosesDrawsVFVAVDCVPGroup
1Akabane Karma9.00003004430204123893.78697
2Kurosaki Ichigo6.497321029833191-2082.55067
3Qwenthur Barbotage4.210212024993363-8642.13617
4Makishima Shōgo2.037703023463663-13172.00757

Male Group 11

RankNamePointsWinsLosesDrawsVFVAVDCVPGroup
1Archer9.00003005012192530874.266511
2Aki Tomoya6.4865210328331141692.790911
3Kuroko Tetsuya4.074712024263685-12592.067311
4Son Hak1.650703019693966-19971.678711

Male Group 14

RankNamePointsWinsLosesDrawsVFVAVDCVPGroup
1Yukihira Sōma9.00003004323218421393.695414
2Kazami Yūji6.6193210313529801552.681814
3Killua Zoldyck4.510212029353217-2822.508414
4Slaine Troyard1.531303019763988-20121.690014

Male Group 18

RankNamePointsWinsLosesDrawsVFVAVDCVPGroup
1Gilgamesh9.00003004327241919083.683818
2Natsu Dragneel6.645321031393213-742.671118
3Usui Takumi4.489312028293282-4532.410718
4Mitsuka Sōji1.951303024023783-13812.045918

Male Group 23

RankNamePointsWinsLosesDrawsVFVAVDCVPGroup
1Shiba Tatsuya9.0000300379428229723.243823
2Mikoshiba Mikoto6.8147210346633351312.963523
3Hei4.599212030503381-3312.607423
4Shirogane Kei (Shiroe)2.364003028023574-7722.396923

Male Group 27

RankNamePointsWinsLosesDrawsVFVAVDCVPGroup
1Levi9.00003004076237317033.466927
2L Lawliet6.95052104020240516153.419727
3Uzumaki Naruto4.4100120329730712262.813027
4Matsuno Jūshimatsu0.790703012514795-35441.066327

Male Group 30

RankNamePointsWinsLosesDrawsVFVAVDCVPGroup
1Emiya Shirō9.00003004550231322373.889630
2Ōma Shū6.6244210347930024772.974830
3Kaiki Deishū4.234712027293731-10022.333130
4Tomoe1.833103022523964-17121.926130