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For holding opponents to 10 points or fewer, Richland has earned six check marks.
Three of those have come in the last three weeks as the underrated Rams defense has allowed seven points. They shut out Central Cambria. The Rams held high-powered Bellwood-Antis to a touchdown in the regular season finale, and they're coming off another shutout victory - their fourth of the season - against Penn Cambria in the quarterfinals of the District 6 Class AA playoffs.
"We feel like our defense is tremendously underrated," said Crawford, who has 68 tackles and 51⁄2 quarterback sacks. "We run a high-octane spread offense and our defense never seems to get much credit. We look forward to pitching shutouts. We want to limit yards and points. Shutting out our opponents is one of our big goals every week."
Top-seeded Richland and its undervalued but dominant defense, which has generated 351⁄2 sacks, faces one of its toughest tests Friday night.
The Rams host fourth-seeded Tyrone (8-3), the defending District 6 champs and a PIAA finalist last year.
It's a challenge the defense is eagerly anticipating.
"Our defense has been awesome the last two weeks going up against some of the best football teams in the area," Richland coach Brandon Bailey said. "We have kids who like to get to the football."
Like junior linebacker Ben Verhovsek, who has 87 tackles despite missing two games because of injury.
"He's been our leading tackler the last couple years and he's played through injuries this year," Bailey said. "He's one of those guys, if you see us play, you know he's there. He plays with a lot of violence."
Bailey used that word to describe several of his defenders.
There's junior Jacob Urban, who has a team-high 102 tackles. Junior defensive end Elijah Metzgar is the fastest player on the team and has has nine sacks for minus-91 yards.
Senior Josh Dininny, a player Bailey says will be playing on Saturdays next year, is a run-stuffing force.
Flick, Shertzer and Nico Pecora comprise a ball-hawking secondary not afraid to take on taller receivers and bigger running backs.
"I think a big reason why we've been successful is we're pretty deep with talent," Crawford said. "The drills that we do, the coaches do a good job getting us ready. They changed the whole culture of our defense."
Richland's coaching staff is probably working on a way to stop, or at least hinder the progress of Tyrone running back junior James Oliver, who has 1,849 yards and 26 touchdowns while averaging 8.3 yards per carry.
"He's a great running back. He's unlike most running backs we've seen," Crawford said. "We have to follow our game plan. If we follow what the coaches want us to do, we should be successful."
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Under the direction of Pacific University's Michael Burch-Pesses, the Oregon Symphonic Band presents "Not Your Same Old Song and Dance!" Pacific students admitted free with valid I.D. General admission $10, $5 for senior citizens 65 and greater.
The Oregon Symphonic Band will perform at Pacific University on Sunday, Jan. 27 in the Taylor-Meade Performing Arts Center (2014 Cedar Street).
The concert, "Not the Same Old Song and Dance!", begins at 3 p.m. and primarily features songs that have not previously been performed by the band.
"It's quite an exciting program that we're sure music enthusiasts will greatly enjoy," band director Michael Burch-Pesses, D.M.A., said.
Burch-Pesses also serves as a professor of music and director of bands at Pacific University.
Concert offerings include John Philip Sousa's "The Washington Post," Frank Ticheli's "San Antonio Dances" and "Rest," "The Carnival of Venice" performed by soloist Fred Sautter, Percy Grainger's "Colonial Song," "Kokopelli's Dance" by Tanouye, Tchaikovsky's "Dance of the Jesters," and culminating with Arturo Marquez' composition "Danzon No. 2."
"The Washington Post" encourages a new dance known as the "two-step." Following the energy from that number, "San Antonio Dances" presents a serene movement depicting the welcome shade from the hot Texas sun, and a second, more lighthearted movement celebrating the famous San Antonio Riverwalk.
The "Carnival of Venice" is one of the most well-known and popular trumpet solos in history, Burch-Pesses said.
Sautter, a virtuoso musician and former solo trumpeter of the Oregon Symphony, will perform his own arrangement of the famous carnival, demonstrating his complete command of the instrument.
"This will be a performance not to be missed," Burch-Pesses added.
Tchailovsky's "Dance of the Jesters" is a rollicking affair that captures all the color and zest of Russian folk music.
Ticheli's "Rest" is the band version of his choral work based on the Sara Teasdale poem, "There Will Be Rest." The music is fragile and delicate, yet contains a huge climax on the main theme.
The Danzon has its origins in Cuba, but is an important part of the folklore of the Mexican state of Veracruz.
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I'm no Grinch by any stretch of the imagination. I enjoy putting up my Christmas tree and adding the ornaments I've collected through the years. While I could only fill a miniature tree my first few years out on my own, I've since built up a nice collection of ornaments that have caught my eye while shopping, that have been given to me by others or that I've won in my family's annual Dirty Santa Ornament Exchange.
Trimming the tree was always the highlight of the pre-Christmas season when I was growing up. My mom still has my paper bag gingerbread man, carefully constructed in kindergarten, as well as some baked ornaments she made with my sister, the neighbor kids and myself when we were trapped indoors one December Saturday and she was about ready to pull her hair out as we ran from one side of the house to the other playing some silly made up game that involved roughhousing and destruction. She hasn't put a tree up in a couple of Christmases, and I'm giving her fair warning that if I don't see one this year, that box of treasures is going home with me.
Around my house there are snowmen, my décor of choice, adorning shelves and doorways and walls, adding a little winter cheer throughout the season. It all stays up through the first of the year, too, with the old wives tale being that it brings holiday cheer into the new year. I don't have a cat anymore, so my tree is safe. My dog doesn't seem interested in batting about the ornaments and knocking over the tree.
There was always a portion of the house that has remained the same during the winter, however. I never have decorated outside the house. That's partly because I didn't have the necessary lights and greenery and bows to do an exterior decoration. I also lacked the tools, like a ladder, and the nerve to stand on a ladder and reach those high eaves around my house. Had I fallen, it would have been a double whammy of the initial pain of injury and the injured pride when my friends teased me mercilessly for the next several years.
This year, though, I had no choice. I came across the cutest little yard sign — a snowman inviting Santa to please stop here. I placed him in the yard hoping it would be enough to showcase my Christmas cheer to neighbors and passerby. It wasn't. There he was, standing in my flower bed that hasn't seen a flower in a few months, surrounded by the last remnants of the creeping phlox and the bare branches of my shrubbery and trees. He just looked sad.
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National Lampoon Christmas Vacation with Chevy Chase as the lovable Clark Griswold set the bar for too much Christmas, with the family patriarch covering every square inch of his roof with Christmas lights. When they turned on, the glow was enough to be spotted high above by airplanes and the power company was left scratching their heads wondering what it was that sent their power demand into overdrive.
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---- — CLINTON — With the recent resignation of city attorney Jeff Farwell, the city of Clinton has scheduled a special meeting for Thursday to discuss a proposed short-term contract with another law agency.
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"This (contract) is not long term," she said. "My intent for this contract would be that we hopefully have a need for their services on a limited scope over a two-month period."
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In the wake of the Sandy Hook tragedy, there has been much talk around the issue of gun violence and mental health. In early January, Linda Rosenberg, president and CEO of the National Council for Behavioral Health, met with Vice President Joe Biden's task force on gun control legislation to request support for a legislative agenda that will dramatically increase access to mental health services in the United States, according to the NCBH website.
Last Thursday, she came back to her home county to tour Jawonio Tech in New Hempstead and discussed the issue of mental health locally. Rosenberg lived in New City for 27 years and moved to Piermont about five years ago.
"It's an old problem, a new urgency," said Ellis Barowsky, chairman of Jawonio's board of directors. Ellis added that many programs unfortunately look for the "quick fix instead of the right fix."
Rosenberg met with Jawonio CEO Jill Warner, senior Mental Health staff, program participants and staff. She then toured the PROS program in Jawonio's Behavioral Health division.
In an earlier article, Patch looked at Rosenberg's thoughts on what the focus should be post-Sandy Hook, which is communicating with the public and starting a dialogue about mental illnesses.
, who had benefitted from Jawonio and are now on the Peer Advocacy Board of Jawonio's Personalized Recovery Oriented Services (PROS) program. The PROS "assists individuals diagnosed with a mental illness to work towards greater independence and improved quality of life in the areas of everyday living, learning, working, socializing through recovery," according to Jawonio's website.
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Rosenberg said that her organization brought an Australian program into the states called 'Mental Health First Aid.'
"It's something Congress has embraced and is, as well, in the president's recommendation," said Rosenberg. "There is additional funding for local communities to roll this out. It teaches people to have the conversation (about mental illnesses). I think that's an important piece of it. The other piece is that we move toward a system in mental health where you can deliver services only if you if you can bill insurance and only for face-to-face visits. There are families out there that you cannot stay in touch with. There is no funding that supports that."
Rosenberg said that even when the person who might be the patient, but may not be interested in the treatment, "we should not be abandoning the families. Often it takes going out and engaging a person many times before you can be successful."
Mental Health First Aid has trained about 100,000 Americans in the adult version after the program was brought into the U.S. in 2009 and just rolled out the youth version.
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In Rockland, Jill Warner, Jawonio executive director and CEO, said that Mary Ann Walsh-Tozer, commissioner of the county's mental health department, has been active in the community in the wake of Sandy Hook.
"They are looking at this issue in schools. It's the beginning of pulling together the community to make sure that we have consistent support and identification mechanisms in all of the teachings," said Warner.
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14 miles of border fence will soon cut off U.S.-Mexico access south of San Diego (HCN, 10/31/05: Homeland Security gets to bypass environmental laws). In September, Homeland Security Chief Michael Chertoff used his authority to waive any environmental, labor or safety laws that might hinder the fence's construction. Environmental groups sued, alleging the waiver was unconstitutional, but Judge Larry A. Burns threw out the case, setting a precedent for similar waivers on security projects.
Help wanted: Manager for national monument. Previous diplomatic experience required. David Hunsaker, who's run southern Utah's Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument since 2001, is stepping down (HCN, 10/13/03: National monument back under attack). Hunsaker plans to move to Washington, D.C., in March to become deputy director of the National Landscape Conservation System, which oversees specially designated BLM lands, such as wilderness study areas. Don Banks, spokesman for the agency's Utah office, says that managing the monument, which comes under constant fire from unhappy locals and officials in Kane and Garfield counties, "is probably the toughest job in the BLM."
The sky isn't falling after all. In late September, the Forest Service said a recent court ruling forced it to pull the plug on minor activities like Christmas tree cutting, mushroom picking, and firewood gathering until it could gather public comment on each one (HCN, 10/31/05: Forest Service tries to teach greens a lesson). In October, U.S. District Judge James Singleton said that the agency had blown his order out of proportion, and on Dec. 2, the judge denied the Forest Service's request to stay his ruling.
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Cold Day in Cell: AT&T Considering iPhone Tethering?!
The trouble with Steve Jobs (or an anonymous iMinion thereof) sometimes mailing off blunt-force rejoinders to disgruntled Apple customers? The intertubes suddenly become awash in Jobsmail, making it impossible to sort the real from the decidedly not so. Case in point: a Gizmodo reader claims to have emailed Jobs about the possibility of maybe potentially one day considering tethering (allowing your computer to connect to the 'net via your iPhone's 3G or EDGE connection). The alleged response:
We agree, and are discussing it with ATT.
Sent from my iPhone
Yeah, we can has big old doubts as well...
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that would be great. Now let's get some video support and picture messaging.
why the Hell should I wait for AT&T when I live in Singapore? iPhone is now a global product and not a America only mobile phone.
I'm not even going to get too excited about this because I know AT&T will probably just make this so expensive that it's pointless to pay for and people will just continue to jailbreak their phones so they can use 3rd party tethering programs.
I agree with you 100% HiDef... Jailbreak FTW!


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Peabody — Mary J. Silva, 67, of Peabody, died Sunday morning at the Beverly Hospital following a brief illness. She was the wife of the late John Silva.
Born in Chelsea, she was the daughter of the late Al and Helen (Sheehan) Boudreau. She was raised and educated in Peabody.
Mary was employed as a Certified Nurse's Assistant for various nursing homes throughout the North Shore for over 25 years before retiring in 2008.
Mary enjoyed countless hours singing karaoke with her friends and family. She also enjoyed writing poems and spending time with her family and later with her grandchildren. She will be dearly missed by all.
She is survived by a son Andrew Silva of Beverly and his fiancé Suzanne Silva, her two daughters and son-in-law, Erin and Glenn Stokes of Peabody and Kelly Silva of Beverly, her four beloved grandchildren, Brandie, Jesse, Kyle, and Travis, her three great-grandchildren, Trevor, Angelyna, and Aubrey, and is also survived by her brother-in-law, Martin "Skip" and his wife Sue Silva of Biddeford, Maine, and by several nieces and nephews. She was the sister of the late Robert Boudreau.
ARRANGEMENTS: Visiting hours will be held on Friday from 4 until 8 PM at the Conway, Cahill-Brodeur Funeral Home, 82 Lynn St., Peabody, to which relatives and friends are kindly invited. Funeral services will be private. Expressions of sympathy may be made in her name to the Hospice of the North Shore & Greater Boston, 75 Sylvan St., Suite B-102, Danvers, MA 01923. Visit www.ccbfuneral.com for online obituaries and directions.


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The Humane Society of the United States serves notice of intent to sue 51 pig confinement facilities for toxic air pollution.
The Human Society of the United States served notice of its intent to sue 51 industrial pig-confinement enterprises in Iowa, North Carolina, and Oklahoma for the unreported release of ammonia pollutants. Many of the operations selected by HSUS have connections to leaders of the National Pork Producers Council, a trade group that endorses the use of gestation crates. HSUS estimates hundreds of pounds of airborne ammonia are released each day, and notes that the Environmental Protection Agency requires reporting by any facility releasing more than 100 pounds in 24 hours. "The National Pork Producers Council's record on environmental degradation is just as sordid as its record on the systemic mistreatment of animals," states Jonathan Lovvorn, senior vice president and chief counsel for animal protection litigation at HSUS.
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Fixture Type: Aviva Premiership
Match Date: Sun 03 Apr 2011
Kick Off: 15:00
Venue: Madejski Stadium
Referee: Chris White
Assistant Referee: Peter Huckle
Assistant Referee: Ashley Rowden
The Exiles came back from 12-3 down to run out 25-12 winners and in doing so did not allow the away side a single point for the last 60 minutes of the game.
Topsy Ojo made his first line break of the game after only a few minutes, continuing on from the great form he showed last week against the Exeter Chiefs. The away side were thrown onto the back foot and were penalised for being offside. Tom Homer kicked the first points of the game from in front of the posts on the five minute mark.
Wasps came straight back at the Exiles and scored a try through London Irish old boy Riki Flutey. Dom Waldouck put a nicely weighted grubber kick into the Exiles 22 which David Lemi kicked over the try line for Flutey to dive onto. Walder added the conversion to give Wasps a 7-3 lead.
London Wasps did have the better of the opening exchanges and were putting real pressure on Irish in defence and attack. They scored their second try of the game after 14 minutes, sucking in four Irish defenders allowing Rob Webber the space to run in for his side's second try. This gave the away side a 12-3 lead.
The Exiles had some sustained pressure in the Wasps 22 shortly after the Webber try and remained in the contest when Tom Homer kicked his second penalty of the game to half the deficit.
Irish kept plugging away at the slender Wasps lead and were within three points on the 26 minute mark when Tom Homer kicked his third penalty of the game to cut the lead to 12-9.
The Exiles had definitely not been at their best for the first half hour, but stopped Wasps from getting any front foot ball limiting the away team's options, after they had so many in the first 15 minutes.
Seilala Mapusua lead the way with his destructive defence, smashing Wasps prop Tim Payne back before the cavalry arrived to force a turnover. The Mapasua tackle gave the side a huge lift a paved the way for a determined team performance for the last 50 minutes.
Irish were level just after the 30 minute mark. Wasps were penalised for playing the ball on the ground and were punished by a fourth consecutive penalty from London Irish wing, Tom Homer.
London Irish really started to take charge of the game and went into the break with a 15-12 lead after yet another Homer penalty from just inside the Wasps half on the stroke of half time.
Homer began the second half with another penalty attempt, this time from just in front of his own 10 metre line that drifted just wide, it was his first miss of the game in what was otherwise a superb kicking display.
Homer's penalty attempt was followed by the first line break of the half and it was Dan Bowden who picked a great line off Paul Hodgson to put Irish on the charge. Wasps were penalised for being offside and Homer kicked his sixth penalty of the game to extend the home side's lead to 18-12.
London Irish looked a different side in the second half; they were causing Wasps a lot of problems in attack and were denying their local rivals any ball.
The first Exiles try eventually came after 54 minute with David Paice taking a short pass from Paul Hodgson at the base of the ruck to go storming through the defence to score his second try in two games on his come back from injury. Homer added the conversion to give Irish a 25-12 lead and a bit of breathing space.
The Exiles starved Wasps of possession and clinically took their chances as they came their way, largely thanks to the accurate kicking of Tom Homer.
Wasps did have chances in the last quarter of the game but the defence that had been breached twice in the first 15 minutes held firm and there was no way through for John Hart's team.
The Exiles held out after some late Wasps pressure to prevail 25-12. The win pushes London Irish into outright fifth position and still in contention for a play-off position.
Next up for Toby Booth's men is a trip to the Reebok Stadium to face Sale Sharks.
Score Sequence: (London Irish first) 3-0, 3-7, 3-12, 6-12, 9-12, 12-12, 15-12, 18-12, 25-12
Scorers: London Irish: Penalties: Homer 6, Tries: Paice (54); Conversions: Homer; London Wasps: Tries: Flutey (10), Webber (15); Conversions: Walder
London Irish team
15. Delon Armitage; 14. Topsy Ojo; 13. Elvis Seveali'i (rep: Ryan Lamb, 50); 12. Seilala Mapusua; 11. Tom Homer; 10. Dan Bowden (rep: Adam Thompstone, 78); 9. Paul Hodgson (rep: Darren Allinson, 72); 1. Clarke Dermody (Capt) (rep: Alex Corbisiero, 50); 2. James Buckland (rep: David Paice, 45); 3. Faan Rautenbach (rep: Paulica Ion, 54); 4. Nick Kennedy; 5. Gary Johnson (sin bin, 79); 6. Jamie Gibson (rep: Richard Thorpe, 64); 7. Steffon Armitage; 8. George Stowers
London Wasps team
15. Mark Van Gisbergen; 14. Christian Wade; 13. Dom Wauldouck (rep: Josh Lewsey, 30); 12. Riki Flutey; 11. David Lemi; 10. Dave Walder; 9. Joe Simpson; 1. Tim Payne (rep: Ben Broster, 57); 2. Rob Webber (rep: Tom Lindsay, 62); 3. Zak Taulafo (rep: Charlie Beech, 57); 4. Simon Shaw (rep: Joe Launchbury, 57); 5. Marty Veale; 6. John Hart (Capt) (rep: Serge Betsen, 72); 7. Dan Ward-Smith; 8. Andy Powell
Referee: Chris White
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Lacrosse is a Long Island state of mind, and nothing showcased that more than the state playoffs a year ago. Three Long Island boys squads played in state title games, which ended with plaque.
It could have easily been West Islip instead. The teams played a thrilling in overtime. West Islip, after all, has worn four of the last six state crowns.
Perennial girls lacrosse power and won its first state Class A championship. In fact, Long Island girls teams have won nine of 10 possible state class titles (A, B, C) since 2009.
But the first step is winning Suffolk, which begins with boys and girls lacrosse playoff games this week. The field is stacked. Here is a look at each class:
Boys Lacrosse
Class A: Top-seeded West Islip (15-1) has won the Suffolk Class A crown every year since 2004. The eight-time county champ will look to make it nine. A talented cast, which includes Brendan Smith (Marquette), Tom Moore and Nick Aponte (Penn State), have the experience to make it happen. No. 2 Smithtown West (15-1) has been on the cusp these last few seasons. The Bulls feature a strong lineup: Craig Madarasz (Johns Hopkins), Matthew Schultz (Stony Brook) and James Pannell (Virginia). earlier this season. No. 3 Ward Melville (13-3) has Frank Lucatuorto (Stony Brook) and No. 4 Sachem North (12-4) is well-coached. The top four seeds have byes into the quarterfinals. The championship is at Stony Brook University on May 30 at 5:30 p.m.
Class B: Comsewogue (15-1) is the top seed and hopes to regain the title it held in 2010. No. 2 Sayville (12-3) has Jake Sichenzia (Stony Brook), No. 3 Eastport-South Manor (11-5) features Ryan Curley (UMass) while No. 4 Hauppauge (11-5) has Sam Llinares (Hofstra). The championship is at Stony Brook University on May 30 at 8 p.m.
Class C: Shoreham-Wading River (13-3), last season's Suffolk Class B champ, moves back down in enrollment and features Notre Dame recruit Trevor Brosco and Chris Mahoney (Ohio State). Defending Long Island C champ Bayport-Blue Point (11-5) is the No. 2 seed. Look out for No. 4 Glenn's Tom Forsberg (Maryland). The championship is at Stony Brook University on May 30 at 3 p.m.
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Class A: Ward Melville (15-1) has the top seed and a bye to the quarterfinals Monday. So do No. 2 Bay Shore (15-1), No. 3 West Babylon (13-3) and No. 4 Northport (11-4). Defending state Class A champ Northport has won four of the last six Suffolk titles. But the Tigers, decimated by graduation, can be beat. Another dark horse, Bay Shore won the county title in 2010. Watch for Northport junior Cortney Fortunato, Melville's Lizzy Rullan (Navy) and Bay Shore's Caroline Delyra (USC). The title game is at Dowling College on May 31 at 8 p.m.
Class B: Top-seeded Hauppauge (13-1) is the defending champ and features Hofstra-bound Lindsay Alfano, Taylor Ranftle (Virginia) and Stephanie Peragallo (Notre Dame). No. 2 Eastport-South Manor (12-3) and No. 3 Sayville (12-4). The title game is at Dowling College on May 31 at 5:30 p.m.
Class C: Shoreham-Wading River (13-3), winner of six of the last seven C titles, has a bye into the county final. It will face Tuesday's winner of No. 3 Babylon (10-6) at No. 2 Mount Sinai (12-3). The title game is at Dowling College on May 31 at 3 p.m.
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Class A Boys First Round:
No. 12 Half Hollow Hills West @ No. 5 Bay Shore, Thursday, 4 p.m.
No. 11 Whitman @ No. 6 Smithtown East, Thursday, 4 p.m.
No. 10 Half Hollow Hills East @ No. 7 Sachem East, Thursday, 4:30 p.m.
No. 9 West Babylon @ No. 8 Northport, Thursday, 4 p.m.
Class A Girls First Round:
No. 12 Patchogue-Medford @ No. 5 East Islip, Friday, 4 p.m.
No. 11 Floyd @ No. 6 West Islip, Friday, 4 p.m.
No. 9 Half Hollow Hills @ No. 8 Middle Country, Friday, 2 p.m.
No. 10 Smithtown West @ No. 7 Sachem East, Friday, 4 p.m.
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No. 5 Westhampton @ No. 4 Hauppauge, Friday, 5 p.m.
No. 6 Huntington @ No. 3 Eastport-South Manor, Friday, 4 p.m.
No. 7 Rocky Point @ No. 2 Sayville, Friday, 4 p.m.
Class B Girls Quarterfinals:
No. 8 Miller Place @ No. 1 Hauppauge, Saturday, 10 a.m.
No. 7 East Hampton @ No. 2 Eastport-South Manor, Saturday, 12 p.m.
No. 6 Rocky Point @ No. 3 Sayville, Saturday, 11 a.m.
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"The cars are stopping, or not stopping, and then the bicyclists are stopping, or not stopping, and then pedestrians are stopping, or not stopping. It becomes a mess," says UW Police Officer, John Deering.
But, beginning this week, University of Wisconsin Police in the campus and downtown areas aim to do a little spring cleaning.
"We're gonna be doing more enforcement regarding bicycles and mopeds," Deering says.
The officer explains the department will spend the current week issuing verbal warnings to cyclists and moped operators, educating both regarding the violations they've committed and offering pamphlets to help keep them riding in the right.
"Rather than just going out and issuing lots of citations, we like to let them know in advance that we're out there and that we're concerned."
Following this week of education, the enforcement phase begins, and those who haven't learned their lesson can expect to pay fines ranging between $100 and $200 per violation.
" Word of mouth is huge. I mean, every year we do this people say, 'Yeah, someone in my class just told me you were out here, and so I put my plate on my moped,' or, 'I don't ride my bike the wrong way anymore.'
Meanwhile, the Dane County Sheriff's Office encourages motorists to participate in the effort, as well, suggesting they leave three to four feet of space between bike and automobile.
Sheriff's spokesperson says, "It's just a matter of being aware of each other and making sure that you respect each other's right to the road, and follow the law. Slow down. Make sure that you are using your turn signals, and above all bicyclists should be wearing their helmets."
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A bank in neighboring Morton Grove was robbed on Friday.
According to police, MB Financial Bank, 9147 Waukegan Road, was robbed of an undisclosed amount of money around 2:30 p.m.
A person entered the bank and demanded money, but did not display a weapon or indicate they had one, police said. No one was injured.
"It was a quick job, no gun was displayed and [the suspect] was in and out," said Morton Grove Cmdr. Paul Yaras. "We've already spoken to the FBI and they're taking the lead on this one."


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By George Bremer
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ANDERSON, Ind. —
Most 23-year-olds don't carry around a flip phone or eschew social media like a plague.
But, if it hasn't become obvious by now, Andrew Luck isn't much like most 23-year-olds.
He isn't much like his peers in the new generation of NFL quarterbacks, either.
While much of the rest of the league has become infatuated with the read-option offense and the freakishly athletic quarterbacks required to pilot it, the Indianapolis Colts are quite content with their throwback model.
Luck has enough mobility to get himself out of a jam — ask Green Bay Packers outside linebacker Clay Matthews or look up video of the final drive last season in Detroit for proof — but nobody's going to confuse him with Colin Kaepernick or Robert Griffin III in a footrace.
He's an old-fashioned drop-back passer far more similar to Johnny Unitas than Texas A&M's ubiquitous Heisman Trophy winner, Johnny "Football" Manziel. And that makes him a perfect fit in the Circle City.
Colts head coach Chuck Pagano learned the game at the foot of his father, Sam, one of the winningest high school coaches in Colorado history. And, for all of his genius and innovation, new offensive coordinator Pep Hamilton's scheme still has its roots in the system former San Francisco 49ers head coach Bill Walsh used to dominate the NFL in the 1980s.
No, Indianapolis is not on board the league's latest fad. But that might be just the thing that makes the 2013 season unique.
"Old, new, whatever works," Luck said Saturday after reporting for training camp at Anderson University. "Hopefully, this offense works for us. I think it will. I've got a lot of confidence. There's a bit of an old-school mentality of you got to be able to run the ball and play-action hopefully comes from that. Whatever works, and hopefully it works for us."
Recent history suggests it just might.
The past two Super Bowl winners — the New York Giants and Baltimore Ravens — supported the big-play potential of their quarterbacks with efficient running games.
And efficiency will be one of the keys to Hamilton's scheme.
He's not interested in raw numbers on passing attempts vs. rushing attempts. When he talks about balance, the first-year offensive coordinator is more concerned with how effective the running and passing games are.
Hamilton loves to talk about creating conflicts in opposing defenses, and the fastest means to that end is by keeping them at least somewhat in the dark about what you plan to do.
"I'm saying being effective at both of them, being able to run the football when it's necessary but at the same time understanding that we got to make big plays in the passing game," Hamilton said. "Our run game sets up our passing game, and vice versa."
It's a concept familiar to fans who watched Peyton Manning pick apart defenses with play-action passes during the heyday of Indianapolis' "Triplets" era alongside wide receiver Marvin Harrison and running back Edgerrin James.
But this year's Colts hope to come at it with a more physical approach. In place of some of the multiple-receiver sets fans have become accustomed to, there will be more use of the classic "I" formation.
"I think it'll be a detailed, exact offense," Luck said. "We have a fullback now as opposed to last year. That'll be the biggest difference I think people notice. Personnel and formations change a little bit because of that. It's still football. At the end of the day, football is football whether you're (new Philadelphia Eagles head coach) Chip Kelly of whatever offense you're running. It's football."
And when it comes to football, Luck has excelled at every level.
He played in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl coming out of Houston's Stratford High School and was a two-time Heisman runner-up at Stanford. In his rookie season in the NFL, he set a record with 4,734 passing yards.
That's not to say Luck didn't have his struggles in 2012. He threw 18 interceptions and completed just 54.1 percent of his passes. Those numbers could improve in Hamilton's system and with a year of experience under his belt.
"I've always thought that kids make their biggest jump in their second and third year," quarterbacks coach Clyde Christensen said. "If they were a stock, that's the biggest percentage rise that they make — two and three. Then it slows down. Reggie Wayne is not going to make a 25 percent increase this year. But the Andrew Lucks and the young guys like him can. They really can make a big jump because they know what to expect."
It's easy to forget, for all the ways in which he seems so much older, that Luck still is a 23-year-old in many ways.
He's just finding his way in his young career. He's still a shadow of the player he one day will be. And he can still be a wide-eyed kid who's just happy to play a game for a living.
"I love camp," Luck said. "Last night, going to bed, it's like you're a little kid before your first day of school. You're nervous. You don't know what to expect. It's a nice way to sort of forget about the world and focus on football. It's simple in that way, and I enjoy it. It's fun."


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I love Diane Gilleland's brain! Look what she stitched up! I'm a bit intimidated by the complexity of this project: She says the male robot is built from 38 pieces of plastic canvas and the female from 22. Considering that they're just 6 inches tall, how tiny are those pieces? Only Sister Diane would take this on — and figure out a way to make Miss Robot all curvy! See many more views at the CraftyPod post.
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do you have the pattern for the ffor mr. and mrs robot would like to get it thank you Linda


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- Release Date: Nov 18, 2008
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8 Super Bowl XLIII Events for Fans of All Ages
Tampa hosts several spectacular events.
After 17 grueling weeks of the regular season and three rounds of heart-attack playoff games, the Pittsburgh Steelers and Arizona Cardinals will battle it out at Super Bowl XLIII in Tampa on February 1. Tickets are few and far between, and most hotel accommodations were sold out well in advance. But, if you're one of the fortunate gearing up to visit Tampa, the weekend is dotted with several events and attractions for fans of all ages.
1. Catch a glimpse of the players. The AFC champions, my beloved Steelers, will be staying at the luxury hotel Intercontinental Tampa. The NFC champions, the Cardinals, will be housed at the Grand Hyatt Tampa Bay. Hunker down in the lobby with your morning coffee and a paper, and you might get a glimpse of Steelers safety Troy Palamalou or Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner. You may also be able to catch them after practice and media events.
2. Da Coach's Championship Week Golf Classic. If you're planning to start the Super Bowl weekend early, football great Mike Ditka will be hosting the second annual "Championship Week Golf Classic" at the Avila Golf & Country Club on Thursday, January 29. You can hit the links with several of the "Gridiron Greats," including Eric Dickerson, Mel Renfro, Deacon Jones, and Chuck Forman. The event, which supports the Special Operations Warrior Foundation, offers golf foursomes, individual golf spots, and VIP packages.
3. Where football, photography, and fine arts merge. Check out the special photographic exhibition in honor of Super Bowl XLIII, all while sipping on martinis. Thirty photographs from Getty Images will be on view at the Florida Museum of Photographic Arts. Tickets are only $4.
4. Legends of charity. He . . . Could . . . Go . . . All . . . the . . . Way! Pay tribute to the career of ESPN broadcaster Chris Berman, who will be honored at this event, hosted by Mike Greenberg and Mike Golic, the famous radio hosts of ESPN's Mike and Mike in the Morning. The event will be held from 6 to 9 p.m. on January 29 at the Westin Harbour Island Hotel.
5. The NFL experience. Get ready to rumble at this massive event, which features more than 50 interactive games and attractions. Held at Raymond James Stadium, the site of the title game, participants can get free autograph sessions with NFL stars, attend instructional clinics that focus on punting, passing, and kicking, or see the coveted Vince Lombardi Trophy on display. The event is from January 24 to February 1, and tickets are $18.50 for adults and $12.50 for children under 12.
6. NFL Pepsi Smash Super Bowl Bash. Music artists Rihanna, Enrique Inglesias, Fall Out Boy, and Lifehouse will perform on Thursday, January 29, and Friday, January 30. The bash includes two concerts that will take place at the Ford Amphitheatre. Tickets for the NFL Pepsi Smash Super Bowl Bash are available for $20, $35, and $45.
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Oskar and Eli from Let The Right One In
There's no love like your first love, right? That's especially true for Oskar, who falls for the vampire-next-door, Eli. In the original Swedish film we see a nuanced performance from both young actors. The movie quakes with tension, almost none of which has anything to do with Eli being a vampire. Their slow-to-form friendship blossoms as Oskar's main girl feeds, feeds, and feeds again. This is puppy love with a seriously nasty set of fangs.
Mike from the Phantasm series
Now here's a kid we really get to see grow up and become a badass. Sure, Mike starts as a bummed out kid who just buried his parents. But when strange deaths occur all over town, Mike's main suspect is the local mortician (The Tall Man). Gripped by fear, Mike finally mans up and faces his problems head on. As the series progresses, he and Reggie (the awesome, pony-tail sporting ice cream man) go all around town shooting the shit out of evil alien dwarves. Way to be rad, Mike, way to be rad.
Glen and Terry from The Gate
Talk about a rough weekend. Glen and his buddy Terry just want to hang out without too much angst from the older kids while their parents are away. Easier said than done, especially when a gate to hell has opened up in your back yard. They get their eyes poked. They get clawed, mauled, and scraped. And when Glen finally defeats the demon that comes through The Gate, the explosion sends him flipping through the air at what looks like 100 miles per hour. And they survive it all wearing huge glasses and high-tops. Good old Glen and Terry: so brave, so ingenious, so eighties!
Brian from Little Monsters
Do you remember Little Monsters? The movie starred a young Fred Savage as Brian, who befriends a monster named Maurice (played by Howie Mandel... yes, for real). The two quickly become best buds and galavant around the monster world (which is full of candy and videogames). This may not be the scariest movie on the planet, but like all great movies for kids in the eighties it had some really scary parts. A big fat monster named Boy kidnapped Brian's baby brother, and sometimes when Howie Mandel's character "got upset" a slimy, mutated chicken would pop out of his head. The action was funny and the monster make-up looked cool. Fred Savage - you always knew how to pick the best movies to star in!
Danny from The Shining
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Henry Charles Albert David Windsor was born on Sept. 15, 1984 in London, England to the Prince and Princess of Wales, Charles and Diana. Prince Harry was third in line to the British throne, after his father and his older brother, Prince William. Even as a young boy, Prince Harry was distinctly more boisterous than Prince William. When photographed, the red-headed child smiled and made faces at the cameras, which earned him the nickname "The Happy Prince." Prince Harry attended Mrs. Jane Mynors' nursery school in West London and later the Ludgrove School in Berkshire. Amidst all the luxuries afforded him, Prince Harry's life was not without conflict and controversy. For years, Prince Harry's... Continue Bio >>
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The long-time MSU commit had a bit of fun on National Signing Day, acting like he would put on the Kentucky hat, only to put the MSU one on. He had been committed to MSU since last summer. B.J's fakery is at the 2:44 mark or so (h/t 6pack user msuJD164)
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By the mid 23rd century, the foolish decisions of mankind have led to the collapse of Earth's environment; humanity and all life on Earth are extinct. In the hopes of someday restoring the world to what it used to be, man, before being wiped off the face of the planet, built an immense tower. Inside lives Louis, a supercomputer charged with keeping the DNA of all living things safe until a time comes for it to be released and restored. This is his story - a story that spans millions of years and beyond.
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One long series and a oneshot. Possibly a silly recomendation to make, but considering the short length of Hotel, the amount of epicness it achieves (for a oneshot) is comparable to 20th Century Boys. Though 20th is certainly the more epic of the two, if you enjoyed one of these then let your mind be blown by the other.
Hotel (from the full volume) and I Am a Piano (from Le théâtre de A) are slightly somber one-shot manga about anthropomorphized objects, their "lives", their relationships with the humans around them, and how they would feel if they could. Visually, they are on complete opposite ends of the spectrum, but both are very attractive.
It's the year 1967 and while the Apollo space missions are getting underway and the US are deploying soldiers to Vietnam, a disenchanted student heads home with a broken heart and an empty wallet. On the trip the self-confessed science fiction fanatic meets a mysterious girl who calls herself Emanon. However, while she may seem like an ordinary girl, Emanon claims that even though her physical body is that of a seventeen-year-old, her mental age is over three billion years old. With memories dating back to the single-celled organisms at the beginning of the world right through to the present day, Emanon curses her ability and wonders why a person with such an encyclopaedic knowledge of history should even exist. Now, as the student talks more with Emanon, he begins to realise that reality truly is stranger than fiction.
Memories of Emanon and Hotel are short, cerebral science-fiction tales that muse over the beginning and end of life on Earth, respectively.
Phoenix volume 2 is the first manga I've read that's a PERFECT rec for my favorite ever manga, Hotel. Both are incredible sci fi epics that span millions of years and leave you breathless.
Hotel and Shingo are about a hotel and robot who, over time, go beyond that of normal processing and start contemplating existence. If you like the idea of technology taking on human conscience, then enjoy.


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RICHLAND, Wash. - Construction at the Innovation Center Apartments is on schedule. Crews are currently in the first phase of the project, located in the Research District.
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Do Russians prefer Kwan or Cohen more?
Just thought I'd get this thread to 1k posts.
Interestingly, Russians never cared about American skaters in any discipline (until Johnny appeared). However two Brians battle was very popular with Russian fans. Toller Cranston was loved by Soviets. Yes, Canadians definitely gained more Russian love than Americans (and still do).
Vast generalizations, but:
Cohen over Kwan, but Slutskaya above all.
Joubert, Weir and Verner can do no wrong. Soft spot for Preaubert- generally a soft spot for the French. Joubert, Preaubert, Amodio, Pechalat/ Bourzat.
Lambiel is very much loved, as well. Perhaps not as universally as a Russian champion would be, but very passionately.
Mao over Kim, for the most part.
Yagudin/Plushenko rivalry is legendary and a source of great pride.
Saying that Virtue/ Moir are " aristocratic", far beyong their years; their win is not disputed or, even, resented.
Generally Canadians have faired better with Russians than Americans over the years ( Johnny excepted), so the dislike of Chan is only due to perceived overscoring. His quad, and 4+3 are going a long way to remedy that.
"My bronze feels like gold, said the bronze medalist Carolina Kostner
Doesn't Cohen have Russian ancestry?
"My bronze feels like gold, said the bronze medalist Carolina Kostner
Back to the thread topic: as an ex-Soviet I guess my Russian roots were showing when I liked Cohen over Kwan and Asada over Kim. And I always loved Johnny who it appears has a huge following. Virtue/Moir did win me over with their elegance.
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I take it Mao is pretty popular in Russia. How about other Japanese skaters?
Oh, #17 says Takahashi is well liked. Other than Mao and Dai, who gets good response?
Talking about Kwan Russian public wasn't mad about her skating because in average Russian skating fan's eyes her programs were a kind of boring (remember Russians love everything dramatic and passionate) and she didn't have any wow-elements to impress.


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Flower Market in Bearden to close
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Today marks the last day the business offers its landscaping services but the retail store will remain open until the end of the month.
"It's not easy," said Shusterick, whose parents Pam and Allen Douglass bought the business in 2004. "You've got to make it out without being too much upside down."
Shusterick took over business operations in May. In September, she closed the fresh-cut floral and gift shop.
"We're just this tiny little place trying to make it. The economy was a factor. KUB didn't help," she said.
The Flower Market's KUB bill reached $1,200 per month over the winter. The business fell a month behind and was unable to pay an addition deposit that KUB was requesting.
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