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By Bob Hertzel
Times West Virginian
The scab hadn't even begun to form on the staggeringly one-sided defeat Syracuse laid on West Virginia University here Friday night when the healing process began to take form.
Geno Smith, a battered and beleaguered quarterback who was on the short end of a 49-23 score, gathered his team around him on the sideline as game was counting down toward zero.
"He was telling us to keep our heads up, that this game would not determine our season," wide receiver Stedman Bailey revealed, admitting that it did wipe out the goal they had established of winning the Big East with a 7-0 record.
Indeed, despite the pain of having been beaten in a league game for the first time this season and the second time including the LSU loss and despite the pain of having given up 49 points, the most since Penn State scored 51 in a 51-6 romp on Oct. 26, 1991, the world had not come to an end.
Louisville had already defeated Rutgers, meaning there are no undefeated teams left in the Big East.
"We know how this league works," said defensive tackle Julian Miller. "You're always in the hunt. You can win with one loss."
But WVU isn't about to escape this season with only one Big East loss if it plays the way it played in this one, Syracuse bloodying its nose, breaking its jaw and leaving it lying on the ground as the referee counted to 10.
It was obvious right from the start that Syracuse was going to beat the daylights out of West Virginia.
At one point in the first quarter Syracuse had run 20 plays to the Mountaineers' three and out, had scored a touchdown to lead, 7-0, and the Mountaineers were spinning dizzily out of control.
The offense, at least, would put up some numbers, but none of them could match the four sacks for 35 painful yards in losses that Smith suffered.
"It's been the same all year," coach Dana Holgorsen said. "We are not a very efficient football team. We make some big plays, but we're not efficient. We knew what they were going to do. We knew they were going to play a bunch of people up and blitz half the time. We have to do a better job of recognizing that."
As for the defense, well let's just say that they had to believe this was a Saturday game, not a Friday night game.
They could not win first down or third down, which meant that Syracuse could pretty much do whatever it wanted … and what it wanted to do was kick butt.
"I don't think we had them in a third-and-5 all night," said defensive coordinator Jeff Casteel. "We were not consistent stopping first-down runs and couldn't make a play on the ball when they passed."
The result was Syracuse actually outgained WVU, 443 yards to 408, and quarterback Ryan Nassib outpassed Smith, completing 25 of 33 while Smith hit 24 of 41, Smith throwing two touchdowns, Nassib four.
That is worth repeating … Nassib threw four TD passes, all to wide-open receivers.
"Obviously, we missed some assignments," Casteel said.
If his defenders missed as many assignments in class as they missed on the field they would all have gotten incompletes for grades.
WVU never managed to lead in the game, although the Mountaineers did have one moment when they came to life, Stedman Bailey making an incredible catch and run in double coverage of a Smith pass for a 64-yard touchdown that narrowed Syracuse's lead to 14-9.
The trouble with that was the Mountaineers had to kick off then and, just as happened against LSU as WVU drew to within a touchdown, the kickoff was run back 98 yards for a touchdown by Dorian Graham.
That made it 21-9 and although WVU scored coming out in the second half to again get it back to five points, Syracuse simple battered them around the rest of the way, Nassib hitting David Stevens for one TD, Nick Provo for two while Anton Bailey ran a final one in to turn the game into an embarrassment.
NOTES: WVU WR Stedman Bailey surpassed 100 yards receiving for his fifth straight game, a Mountaineer record. … WVU WR Ivan McCartney seemed to be injured seriously during the game but wound up playing again before the night was over. … Bradley Starks returned his first career kickoff 31 yards. In the third quarter WVU stopped using Tavon Austin on returns. … Best WVU hit of the night by DB Keith Tandy, perfectly timed on a punt returner just as the ball arrived. … Best Syracuse hit? Almost every one of them. … Ryan Nassib passed Don McPherson for fourth place on Syracuse's all-time completion list during the game. He's not first because he has faced WVU only twice.
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On Feb. 2, my favorite meteorologist, the world-renowned weather predicting groundhog Punxsutawney Phil, saw his shadow, which means spring will be arriving early this year.
For some North Country gardeners, that means seed-starting time is here. Well, okay, not quite yet. But those committed to getting an early start are preparing for the growing season. They are among the region's most enthusiastic gardeners, and they are looking forward to starting their gardens indoors.
Starting seeds indoors is convenient, practical and an easy way to get a jump on the season. But it can also be considerably less expensive than buying starter plants. In fact, one starter plant can cost just as much as, or more than, a whole packet of seeds. And starting plants from seeds allows gardeners to select the cultivars they prefer, including varieties that are never offered at big-box stores and rarely sold at garden centers or nurseries.
It's also a way to extend the season, allowing gardeners to choose varieties that require a longer growing season than ours would normally allow. Some may opt for strains that mature more quickly as well, because selecting cultivars that don't need to be started indoors allows growers to be just a few weeks away from harvest when others are setting out small, immature transplants. What's more, by starting early maturing plants at 10-day intervals, not only can proficient gardeners be the first to harvest, they can continue to harvest over prolonged periods of time.
Unfortunately, less-experienced gardeners are sometimes intimidated by the thought of starting their gardens from seeds indoors. Over the years, I've chatted with several who became discouraged after seeing their seedlings suffer, get leggy and die.
If you're one of those folks, if starting plants from seeds has been a struggle in the past, or if you're a beginner who'd like to get a handle on starting garden plants from seeds at home, Franklin County Cornell Cooperative Extension's Master Gardener volunteers would like to invite you to attend a Seed Starting Workshop designed to help you and your garden flowers and vegetables get off to a great start.

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Sure, we'll talk playoffs. How far do the Yankees go? Can the Nationals really get there without Strasburg? Are the A's for real? And what the heck happened to the Rangers?
But we can also look ahead to the losers like the Red Sox, Blue Jays, Phillies and Mets. Lots of changes coming. Bring your questions!


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The Clinton Herald
---- — CLINTON — The Seventh Judicial District Judicial Nominating Commission has nominated two people to potentially fill the opening created by the resignation of Judge Gary D. McKenrick.
The nominees are Kimberly K. Shepherd and Stuart Werling. Gov. Terry Branstad will have 30 days to appoint one of them to the District Court bench.
Shepherd, of Bettendorf, graduated from the University of Iowa College of Law in 2003 and served as an assistant county attorney for Clinton County between 2004 and 2007. From 2008 to present, she has been employed as an assistant county attorney for Scott County. She also had a private practice in Davenport before her employment with the County Attorney's office.
Werling, of Tipton, graduated from the University of Arkansas College of Law in 1980. He has been in the private practice of law since then and has served as a Cedar County magistrate since 1986.


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Some shoppers lined up as early as 6 a.m. on Thanksgiving day to get good deals.
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This is also the first time stores others stores started their Black Friday at 8 p.m.
Shoppers standing in line at Best Buy said they enjoyed having stores open at different times.
By 12 a.m. on Black Friday, Jeremy Kinsey said he had already gone to five stores.
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My family of 2 adults and 2 kids (ages 18 and 13) stayed here for 10 nights this July. The apartment was exactly as pictured. It was very comfortable and it was in a great location. There are several different Metro lines within walking distance which will take you anywhere in Paris and lots of good food (from shops and restaurants nearby). The neighborhood is very quiet, but close to everything. Our dealings with the owner were great. Luc was very responsive by email before our visit. Evelyn, the housekeeper, was very helpful when we arrived, getting us oriented to the apartment. The owner even stocked the fridge with some necessities (eggs, yogurt, OJ, fruit) to get us started (this was especially nice since we arrived late in the day and meant we already had food for breakfast the next morning! I wold definitely recommend this apartment to other travelers and would stay here again if we come back to Paris.
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Pear Frangipane Pie
Author Notes: This pie was created on a whim when I found a very ripe pear in my fruit bowl that was begging to be baked into something delicious. Coincidentally, I was also trying to find a reason to make a batch of frangipane. I found a quick and easy frangipane recipe on one of my favorite blogs, Vanilla Garlic, and have made it many times this summer. I put the pie together and brought it to some friends. Thankfully, they let me have a slice, so I can tell you how yummy it is. Pears and almonds are quite decadent together.
I have to note that I call this pie "Ugly Pie." I mean, it's so...brown. And monochromatically brown, at that. Thank heavens it tastes good!
- Brianne Du Clos
Makes one 9 inch pie
Pie crust
- 1 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 cup chilled vegetable shortening
- 2 tablespoons chilled unsalted butter
- 3 tablespoons ice water
For the filling
- 3 ounces almond paste, crumbled
- 1 small handful almonds, chopped (about one ounce)
- 1 1/2 teaspoon sugar
- 1 1/2 teaspoon all-purpose flour
- 1 pinch of salt
- 1/8 teaspoon almond extract
- 1 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 6 tablespoons unsalted butter at room temperature, cut into pieces
- 1 large egg
- 1 medium sized Bartlett pear
- Make the pie crust: Preheat the oven to 425 degrees F. Sift flour and salt together, then cut in half of the shortening and butter until the mixture looks like cornmeal. Cut the remaining half of the shortening and butter into the dough until pea-sized chunks form. Add ice water and mix until the dough holds together. Form into a disk, wrap in plastic wrap, and chill for 30 minutes.
- Make the frangipane: Combine almond paste, chopped almonds, sugar, flour, and salt in a food processor. Pulse to mix until the dough looks sandy. Add the butter and process until smooth, then add the egg and extracts and process until smooth.
- Prebake the pie crust: Roll out the chilled pie crust and fit it into a 9 inch pie plate. Dock the crust multiple times with a fork. Line the crust with foil, fill it with pie weights and bake for 15 minutes. Remove the foil and weights and bake for and additional 5-10 minutes, until the crust is golden. Let cool.
- Assemble and bake the pie: Heat the oven to 375 degrees F. Pour the frangipane into the cooled crust. Slice the pear into 1/2 inch wedges. You can peel the pear if you don't want your pie to be as ugly as the one pictured! Nestle the pears thin side down into the frangipane, fitting as many wedges in as you can. Bake for 30 minutes, until the frangipane is golden brown. Cool and serve.
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Pears
Comments (9) Questions (0)
over 2 years ago thirdchild
I must try this....And I am thinking about adding a layerr of grated chocolate on top of cooled crust, then the filling and pear.
over 2 years ago Brianne Du Clos
Hi! I just saw this, and I am drooling at the thought of chocolate in this pie. So decadent!
over 2 years ago thirdchild
I must try this.....and I am wondering about putting a layer of grated chocolate on the crust, then the rest of the filling and pear.
over 2 years ago thirdchild
I must try this....
almost 3 years ago zahavah
Looks gorgeous to me with all its monochromatic flair
almost 3 years ago Niknud
Dreams of Thanksgiving are racing through my head. Must. Come. Quickly.
almost 3 years ago Kitchen Butterfly
It looks super stunning.
almost 3 years ago Midge
almost 3 years ago
Suzanne is a trusted source on General Cooking.
Gorgeous and love the almond cream with the pears.


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The BSE Sensex and Nifty plunged to fresh 2011 lows in Wednesday trade, a day before the expiry of derivatives contracts, amid renewed worries about faltering global growth.
Good day for RIL shares
Shares in Reliance Industries, India's top listed firm, gained 4 percent on Friday, helping the benchmark Sensex post gains of more than 250 points.
RIL, which has the highest weight in the Sensex, ended with volumes of 944,021 on BSE.
BSE Power Index gains
Power stocks posted decent gains on Tuesday, sending the power index up 1.15 percent to the top of the sectoral gainers list.
ABB shares topped the index, closing 4.6 percent higher, followed by Siemens which gained 3.7 percent.
Shares in Maruti jump
Shares in automobile companies rose on Wednesday on hopes of buoyant demand during the September-to-December festive season.
Top car maker Maruti Suzuki rose 3.6 percent after Bank of America-Merrill Lynch upgraded it to buy from underperform.
FMCG index up 1.1 pct
Shares in FMCG index posted decent gains on Thursday, with stocks like Nestle India gaining 3.7 percent and ending as top gainer in the index.
Ruchi Soy gained 3.15 percent, while Godrej Consumer Products gained 1.8 percent.
Weak day for banking counters
The BSE Banking index ended down 0.5 percent on Tuesday, with stocks such as Union Bank, Canara Bank and Oriental Bank of Commerce slipping more than 3 percent.
Bigger players like ICICI slipped 0.9 percent but SBI bucked the trend and gained 0.8 percent in the session.
Reliance Industries shares gain more than 1 pct
Shares in Reliance Industries, India's top listed firm, gained 1.1 percent on Tuesday, helping the benchmark index close marginally up.
The stock, which has the highest weight on the main index, closed at 1,026 rupees.
Infosys shares hit record high
Shares in Infosys Technologies, India's second-largest outsourcer, rose as much as nearly 2 percent to a record high of 2,882 rupees on Friday on optimism about quarterly earnings next week.
The company unveils its quarterly earnings on June 13. Its earnings are often dubbed as a trendsetter for sectoral peers.
Disappointing start to IPO season
Oil India Ltd's ads in newspapers and business glossies may help in building a much-needed tempo before its public offering of shares, but if the disappointing listing price of Adani Power and NHPC is any cue to go by, then the days ahead for costly IPOs may not be worry-free.
The energy explorer, which deferred an IPO last year amid the global financial crisis, has lined up a $500-$600 million public offering which will open on September 7 and close on September 10. The price band has been set at 950 to 1,050 rupees a share.
Airline stocks face the heat
Airline stocks failed to bring cheer to the market on Monday after the Federation of Indian Airlines (FIA) called off plans for a one-day strike later this month.
Private airline operators had on Friday announced they would suspend operations on August 18 to protest the lack of government relief for the ailing industry.


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For the past few days Rand Paul has taken shots from every direction. Democrats mocked the Republican senator from Kentucky for his grandstanding and holding up the inevitable nomination of CIA director John Brennan. Members of Paul's own party, including long-time senate leaders John McCain and Lindsey Graham, basically told the newcomer to sit in the corner and be quiet.
Paul may have been grandstanding. And he certainly was ruffling feathers within his own party.
Good for him.
When he stood up and talked about for 13 hours on Wednesday he was not wrong. He stood up and asked a question that needed asking.
Agree or disagree with Paul's politics, on the issue of drones more questions remain than answers are available. Paul wants to make sure everybody knows that.
Filibusters have, in the past, been utter wastes of time. Strom Thurmond famously filibustered the Civil Rights Act of 1957 for more 24 hours. He read the voting laws of 48 states as well as the U.S. criminal code.
Paul could have done that. He could have read from the phonebook and it would have been a colossal waste of time. "I will speak until I can no longer speak," Paul said before getting started.
What he spoke about, however, were real concerns, real questions that demand real debate and real answers on the United States' policy on using drones against American citizens and on U.S. soil.
The issue of using unmanned drones and their ability to go anywhere and deliver a fatal blow to anyone those in power see fit is more than scary. It means the line government should not cross is now in the rearview mirror.
"When I asked the president, 'Can you kill an American on American soil?' it should have been an easy answer," Paul said Wednesday. "It's an easy question. It should have been a resounding and unequivocal, 'No.'"


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GreenPages Technology Solutions Named to the MSPmentor 100 Global Edition
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Kittery, ME—February 17, 2012—GreenPages Technology Solutions has landed on Nine Lives Media's fifth-annual MSPmentor 100 Global Edition, a distinguished list and report identifying the world's top 100 managed service providers (MSPs).
"It is an honor to be included in the MSPmentor 100 again," said Michael Halperin, GreenPages' Vice President of Managed Services. "This reflects not only our excellence in service delivery, but also our thought leadership in Managed Services. Among other initiatives, GreenPages is staking out a leadership position in cloud management, and this is a great advantage for us in the IT Management space."
The MSPmentor 100 report is based on data from MSPmentor's global online survey, conducted October-December 2011. The MSPmentor 100 report recognizes top managed service providers based on a range of metrics, including annual managed services revenue growth, revenue per employee, managed services offered and customer devices managed.
"Nine Lives Media and MSPmentor congratulate GreenPages Technology Solutions for earning this distinguished honor," said Amy Katz, president of Nine Lives Media, a division of Penton Media. "As our expanded survey results reveal, the annual MSPmentor 100 survey attracts MSPs from across the globe. Qualifying for our MSPmentor 100 Global Edition list is a great accomplishment."
"MSPs on this year's global 100 list lifted their annual recurring revenues 28 percent to $1.04 billion, an incredible showing considering the economic uncertainty all IT services providers faced," said Joe Panettieri, editorial director of Nine Lives Media. "Those MSPs are now managing 2.7 million desktop and mobile devices for customers, an incredible jump of 50 percent from 2010."
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Nine Lives Media, a division of Penton Media, defines emerging IT media markets and disrupts established IT media markets. The company's IT channel-centric online communities include MSPmentor (www.MSPmentor.net), The VAR Guy (www.TheVARguy.com), Talkin' Cloud (www.TalkinCloud.com), VARtweet (www.VARtweet.com) and MSPtweet (www.MSPtweet.com). For more information, visit www.NineLivesMediaInc.com.
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Orthopedic surgeon Robert McGann will give a free presentation on the benefits of a new hip and knee material.
McGann, a doctor with Lawrence County Orthopedics, will be discussing the Smith and Nephew 30-year Verilast hip and knee. The session will begin at 1:30 p.m. Feb. 6 at AIR Physical Therapy and Fitness, 1807 Mercer Road, Ellwood City.
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A common issue with replacements is wear, McGann explained. As the surfaces of the implant rub together, tiny fragments of plastic and metal wear off. He said Verilast is the only technology that uses advanced, low-friction surfaces for both sides of the knee joint.
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While Oklahoma legislators consider whether to toughen penalties against sex offenders, there are some who say the laws are tough enough — even too tough.
Some of those convicted of sex offenses in Oklahoma claim the penalties make it nearly impossible to return to normal lives.
To those who find life after a sex crime conviction to be uncomfortable, we say, don't commit a sex crime.
The issue at stake is the state's sex offender registry.
Some of those whose convictions include registering as a sex offender for life find it difficult to regain and maintain a normal existence. They say new requirements would be too strict for someone who has paid his or her debt to society.
The sex offender registry might be too tough if we are talking about someone convicted of public urination.
But for those convicted of rape, a sex crime against a child, or any other violent sex crime, our empathy ends very quickly.
One person who testified before a House committee said she would be unable to attend her nephew's birthday parties or pick up her children from school if they became ill.
Regina McKay, a former teacher convicted of second-degree rape involving a 17-year-old male, said new laws could keep her from walking in the park with her husband.
Maybe, at most, the crimes listed under sex offenses should be reviewed to make sure they are fair.
But rather than making state legislators worry about a sex convict's ability to return to a normal life, the convicts should be thinking about whether their victims will ever be able to return to a normal life.
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Next Up in Crusader Softball: After capturing the Horizon League Championship last weekend, Valparaiso embarks on its first-ever trip to the NCAA Tournament this weekend. The Crusaders will kick off the tournament at the Louisville Regional against the 15th seed nationally, #7/9 Louisville, at 6 p.m. CDT on Friday on ESPN2. The other two teams in the double-elimination regional are #21/19 Michigan and #-/RV Kentucky. Every game of the regional will be either on ESPN2 or ESPN.
Brittany Duncan - Duncan received Newcomer of the Year accolades and also earned a spot on the First Team and the All-Newcomer Team after a remarkable rookie season. The freshman designated player is hitting .388 with 13 doubles and nine home runs and has driven in 51 runs, which surpassed Valpo's previous single-season record and now ranks second in a single year in Crusader history. She also has walked 27 times, giving her an on-base percentage of .482. Duncan especially stood out within Horizon League play, leading all league players with a .471 batting average and 31 RBIs.
Joylyn Ichiyama-Drewry - Ichiyama-Drewry earned her spot on the First Team after coming back from a redshirt season stronger than ever. The senior third baseman is hitting .299 with 44 RBIs, which is good for third in the league. She has picked up 24 extra-base hits on the year, including 13 doubles and eight home runs, giving her a slugging percentage of .546, which ranks seventh league-wide. She also has set a new school record and leads the league in the field with 181 assists while manning the hot corner for the Crusaders. Within Horizon League action, Ichiyama-Drewry led all league players with nine doubles and tallied 29 RBIs, good for second behind Duncan. This marks Ichiyama-Drewry's second league postseason honor, as she was a member of the league's All-Newcomer Team in 2009.
Alex Lagesse - Lagesse received First Team honors after a regular season in which she cemented herself as one of the league's top pitchers. The senior has registered a league-best 22 victories with a 1.98 ERA, which ranks second, and 162 strikeouts, good for fifth league-wide. Within Horizon League play, Lagesse picked up 10 of her victories, tying for league-high honors, and earned a 2.05 ERA with 69 strikeouts. Opponents this season have hit just .216 against the right-hander, an average she lowered to .205 in league-only action. This is Lagesse's second postseason honor from the Horizon League, as she was tabbed a Second Team All-League honoree last season.
Jordan Rutkowski - Rutkowski repeats as a First Team All-League honoree after re-writing the Crusader record books this year. The senior catcher broke Valpo's single-season records for both home runs and RBIs just past the midway point of the 2012 campaign, and currently holds the season records in both with 14 home runs and 60 RBIs, the latter also a league-leading mark. Rutkowski is hitting .428 on the season, good for second in the league and poised to become Valpo's first .400 hitter since 1998. She also leads the league in doubles (19) and total bases, ranks second in slugging percentage (.795), on base percentage (.515), and hits (71), as well as third in runs scored (44). For Rutkowski, it is her third career postseason Horizon League honor, as she was a Second Team selection in 2010 prior to her First Team nod last year.
Jessie Marinec - Marinec earned a spot on the All-League Second Team after bouncing back from a medical redshirt season last year. The sophomore second baseman is hitting .331 on the season with nine doubles and seven homers while scoring 44 runs, which is one off the team lead and ranks third in the league. Marinec also ranked among the league's top-ten in batting average (10th), hits (58, 8th) and assists (100, t-5th). For Marinec, it is her second postseason honor from the league office, as she was an All-Newcomer Team honoree in 2010.
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Tonawanda News — Last season already seems like a dream for the Tonawanda boy's soccer team.
That tends to happen when a squad losses 11 players to graduation, eight of which were starters for the B1 champion Warriors.
News' Player of the Year Phil Giuga and Jake Choate are gone, but leading scorer Nate Holler is back and Warriors coach James Gabor said the team is looking to the junior to lead the way for the team this season.
"He definitely is the guy we'll look to for a lot of things this year: leadership and making things happen," Gabor said. "I think he is aware of that and knew that coming into the season. He's embracing it and doing a good job. It makes him work a little bit harder because he'll have more responsibilities."
Gabor said defending the title is going to be even more difficult because the Warriors have a bullseye on their back.
"We're going to be a lot younger and inexperienced, but teams aren't really going to know that until they come out and play us," Gabor said. "They'll prepare for us with the mindset that these guys were the sectional champs last year. Teams will have it out for us this year and it'll be a different group of kids out there that will try and protect that title."
Back between the pipes is Jesse Bortz, who took over for senior Cory Compeau late last season and played well throughout Tonawanda's playoff run.
Gabor said he's seen even more improvement from Botrz already this season.
"Last year Jesse got called upon at the end of the year and he played better than anyone could have asked," Gabor said. "He stepped up and I've noticed this year he's looked like he's even improved this year."
Gabor will rely on seniors Bobby Liebel and first-year player Ben Stich to score goals. So far Gabor said he's been impressed with both players' leadership and ability to create chances.
On defense, Chuckie Richards is back and will shift to sweeper, and Jared Simmons is also expected to play a large role on the back end for the Warriors.
The Warriors are off to a tough 0-5 start but hope to turn things around when they host Alden on Sept. 17.
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The Lumberjacks have some learning to do, but it's going to be a fun road to success. That's the message from NT boys varsity head coach Thomas Stefanucci, whose charges already have a pair of impressive results on their early season slate.
"I talked to the team the other day about just being confident," Stefanucci said. "They need to learn how to win. We talked about having some passion when they play."
When the passion meets the talent, the Jacks could be chopping through the Niagara Frontier League. They opened the season with an impressive draw at Williamsville South and then upset a strong team in their first NFL contest.
"We beat Grand Island our first league game and everybody said they were going to be at the top of our group," Stefanucci said. "When we can put it all together, we're a pretty good team."
There's still work to do despite the results, as a strong Frontier team beat the Jacks soundly and Kenmore East used home field for a 1-0 win Saturday.
Stefanucci says the team is aiming for the top half of the NFL and will be paced by a number of players including goalkeeper Ryan Holovocs.
"He's just unbelievable," Stefanucci said. "He's real unorthodox but he's just a shot blocker. The saves he was making against Grand Island were nuts."
Helping protect the goal line are defenders Shaun Laper and Nick Clay, and Stefanucci sees three players as key to his offense: Grayson Dolota, Trevor McCabe and Peter Wilson.
"(Peter's) pretty crafty with the ball," said the North Tonawanda coach. "He has good feet. The last couple years he was tentative but he's really come around. He sees the field really well."
Last season saw the team lose in the first round of sectionals to Starpoint. Stefanucci saw a lot of good faces graduate, but the team he found waiting for him at the first practice of 2013 was deeper than he thought.
"I thought we lost a lot more players than we did and we showed up the first day and I thought, 'Oh, I forgot about him. I forgot about him,'" Stefanucci joked.
Judging by the first few matches, opposing teams cannot afford to forget about NT.
— Nick Mendola
With numbers there comes depth.
As the Kenmore West boys soccer team marches into the new season coach Todd Marquardt feels his roster will have not only skill, but that all-important ingredient of depth.
Leading the way for Ken-West will be tri-captains Brian Cotroneo, Casey Morgan and Chuck Pfohl.
Reliable, consistent players, Marquardt feels that all three of his captains have an approachable style in their leadership that puts teammates at ease. Which is very important when you consider the Blue Devils open the year with eight sophomores on the roster.
"They're respected because they're good kids," said Marquardt. "And kids that are young always look up to leaders. The respect is there because my captains are (approachable). They're just nice kids and good role models for the younger kids."
Also back this season for the Blue Devils are seniors Nick Daigler and Moustapha Diaoune.
Both have great natural skill and a nose for the net that makes them both scoring threats. Sophomores Sean Mcdonough and Corey Sikora will both likely see time in net this season.
Senior Imran Ahmadi shifted from football to soccer and, at least early on, appears to have won a starting job.
Nathan Fisk, Robert Kirsitis, Tom Todaro and Joe Andalora are also part of the opening day starting lineup.
— Dave Ricci
Balance is key.
As the Kenmore East boys soccer team moves into the new season coach Rolfe Friedenberg is optimistic that his team has that blend of skill and toughness that can help rack up wins.
Leading the way for the Bulldogs in 2013 will be tri-captains Jeremy Wood, Jeff White and Richie Brinkman.
All seniors, Brinkman (midfield) made his name as one of the premiere scoring threats in the league last season. Wood and White return to lead the defense.
"I'm relying on Jeremy and Jeff to really anchor our defense," Friedenberg said. "Not only with their presence back there, but also with their mouths. Being able to take control and telling guys what to do."
Going 0-1-1 in the Coaches V. Cancer Tournament at Sweet Home High School on Aug. 30-31, the Bulldogs were trailing 2-0 at the half against Starpoint in the opening game.
Friedenberg loved the way his team fought back to tie it up and said that kind of drive and determination will make the difference between a win and a loss in tight games.
Ken-East fell to Hamburg 2-0 on Day Two of the tournament. But once again, Friedenberg liked the spirit of competing and the effort his squad showed.
Junior Connor Hoar will be a player to watch as he takes over as No.1 goalie, following the graduation of John Becker who one of the best keepers Ken-East has ever had.
Juniors Damon Lepine and Jon Gardner give the Bulldogs the benefit of veterans in the center-midfield.
But its the influx of new faces that could be the X-factor for the Bulldogs who welcome in Sam Tulipane, McQuaid Smyth and Ron Scime. All three bring an edge that Friedenberg feels has been missing for the past several years.
"I'm excited because I feel like I've been lacking in size for a couple of years and I've picked up a few guys who seem to be throwing their bodies around and throw their weight around," he said.
— Dave Ricci
The St. Joe's soccer team had a chance to be real good last season, but the national academy program pulled four of the Marauders' top players before the season even began.
After a 5-13-1 record in 2012, nine of the 13 losses by only a goal, St. joe's coach Mike Thoin believes his team has a chance to be real good this season.
"I have some size this year, six kids over 6-foot," he said. "We like to posses the ball and move it very quickly because we have a lot of team speed. I think we're much better off than we were last year."
Returning for the Marauders is junior goal keeper Will Boerema, who has been named All-Catholic the past two seasons.
St. Joe's went to states with Boerema in net in 2011 and Thoin hopes for this year's squad to follow the same blueprint.
"We went to states with Will as a freshman. I expect to have a good chance to return to what we did his freshman year," Thoin said. "He's technically very sound, he's very smart and he runs the team from the back line."
Also returning for the Marauders are seniors Armand June and Andrew Lutlie. Thoin said junior Henry Frome will also be a big contributor and Hunter Walsh has a chance to be a good offensive weapon for St. Joe's as well.
The Marauders have one of the toughest schedules in Western New York. It includes three games each against league rivals Canisius, St. francis and Nichols, as well as non-league games against Orchard Park, Williamsville North, East Aurora and an home and away against Aquinas.
— Matt Parrino
Cardinal O'Hara is readying for its first season under new head coach Tom Appenheimer with an athletic team which will be searching for its soccer identity.
It's a fact Appenheimer is facing optimistically after a conversation with team captain Zach Morris.
"Zach said there aren't as many soccer players as there have been in the past but there are a lot more athletes," Appenheimer said. "Athletes can hide what they don't know how to do by doing what they can do really well."
Which isn't to say the Hawks won't be able to dazzle with ball skill. Appenheimer marvels at the composure and skill of Morris along with teammates David Gariano and Daniel Luttinger, but is also impressed with how a varied in experience roster is coming together.
"We have 6-7 kids who've been playing soccer forever, then we have another five kids who haven't played since before middle school and then we have some kids, including my goaltender, who haven't ever played soccer," Appenheimer said.
Appenheimer thinks a 3-4-3 formation will be the best to showcase his new charges and expects the Hawks can win their fair share of games, but first he'll be trying to build a culture for the O'Hara program, and building it in steps.
"Winning is important but as important is getting the character stuff out there," said Appenheimer, a member of the Canisius College Athletics Hall of Fame. "This week's concept I'm trying to get into their head is collective responsibility. We're all responsible for our own positions but we're also responsible for the team."
In the very short time Appenheimer's been at the helm of the team, the players have made a unified impression on their new coach. They're attentive, athletic and ambitious.
"We've got a great group of kids and they seem to be getting it," Appenheimer said.
— Nick MendolaFind @tonanewssports and sports editor @MattParrino on Twitter for complete high school sports coverage.


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Debhelper's git repository is now located at:
I posted a good overview of debhelper's history in my blog. Here is the thread that started it all.
Colin graphs debhelper statistics here.
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debhelper 9.20140228 released with these changes
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debhelper 9.20140227 released with these changes
- dh_compress: Avoid compressing .map files, which may be html usemaps. Closes: #704443
- dh_installdocs: When doc dirs are symlinked make the dependency versioned per policy. Closes: #676777
- dh_makeshlibs: Defer propigating dpkg-gensymbols error until all packages have been processed. Closes: #736640
- dh: Reject unknown parameters that are not dashed command-line parameters intended to be passed on to debhelper commands. Closes: #737635
- perl_build: Use realclean instead of distclean. Closes: #737662
- Initial implementation of support for Build-Profiles fields. Thanks, Daniel Schepler.
- dh_gencontrol: Revert change made in version 4.0.13 that avoided passing -p to dpkg-gencontrol when only operating on one package. There seems to be no benefit to doing that, and it breaks when using Build-Profiles, since while debhelper may know a profile only allows for one package, dpkg-gencontrol may see other packages in the control file.
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The tricky thing about maintaining debhelper is that everyone would like to see a program added to it to handle some special-purpose thing, and this is rarely a good idea, since it just serves to increase debhelper's command count, and thus its learning curve, while making me responsible for maintaining support for said obscure thing.
My first rule of thumb is that at least ten packages need to be obvious benefactors of a feature or command before it's added to debhelper. That's an easy bar; after that I have to do some thinking and made the hard call.
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