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UNIVERSITY PARK - Following are the highlights and lowlights from Penn State's 24-13 victory over Temple on Saturday at Beaver Stadium:
Play of the game: On fourth-and-5 from the Temple 41 late in the first quarter, Matt McGloin floated a ball over an Owls' defender to a leaping Allen Robinson, who scored from 41 yards out to give Penn State a 7-0 lead.
Offensive player of the game: McGloin completed 24-of-36 for a career-high 318 yards, one touchdown and one interception. He was not sacked. He also scored a pair of rushing touchdowns.
Defensive player of the game: Penn State linebacker Michael Mauti made a team-high nine tackles. He also forced a fumble and broke up a pass.
Most telling statistic: The Nittany Lions were penalized nine times for 100 yards.
Hidden statistic: PSU running backs Zach Zwinak (18-94) and Michael Zordich (15-75) combined to average 5.1 yards on 33 carries.
Best run: Jesse Della Valle found daylight and kept his balance during a 29-yard punt return that jump-started the Lions' first touchdown drive.
Best pass: See play of the game.
Worst pass: Temple quarterback Chris Coyer, on second-and-4 from the PSU 7, had tight end Cody Booth wide open in the end zone on a throwback attempt in the second quarter but overshot him, forcing the Owls to settle for a field goal (7-3).
Best catch: Lion punt returner Evan Lewis backpedaled and made an over-the-shoulder grab of a booming, 58-yard punt by Temple's Brandon McManus in the first quarter, preserving early field position.
Catch it, will ya: Brandon Moseby-Felder's deflection of a McGloin pass in the second quarter resulted in a Temple interception by Tavon Young at the Owls' 10 with the Lions up 7-3 and threatening to make it a two-score game.
Hold it, won't ya: Penn State did not fumble.
Best block: Garry Gilliam, one of the Nits' tight ends, had a solid crackback in the first quarter.
Best tackle: Temple safety Vaughn Carraway slammed down a leaping Zordich in a spectacular play in front of the Penn State bench in the second quarter.
Best hit: Della Valle decked Temple punt returner Matt Brown at the PSU sidelines in the third quarter. The officials - incorrectly - penalized Della Valle for an out-of-bounds hit because Brown was still in bounds.
Best kick: See best catch.
Worst kick: McManus shanked a 15-yard punt in the fourth quarter.
Worst penalty: Penn State offered a smorgasbord, but let's go with Lion tight end Matt Lehman, whose hold in the first quarter wiped out a 25-yard gain to Alex Kenney to the Temple 3. Replays showed Kenney already had the edge before the hold was committed.
Best call: With Temple facing third-and-4 from the PSU 7, Nit defensive coordinator Ted Roof ordered up a blitz, and Mike Hull shot through and dumped Coyer for an 8-yard loss.
Worst call: Didn't understand Temple coach Steve Addazio, down 14-3, punting on fourth-and-5 from PSU 43 in the third quarter.
Best effort: Zordich accounted for 114 yards of total offense - 75 rushing and another 39 on four receptions.
Unsung hero(es): Penn State's assistant coaches alerted Bill O'Brien to quickly call timeout late in the first half, which gave the offense, working with a short field, enough time (48 seconds) to take a 14-3 lead.


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The AICPA has just launched a bold, exciting new career website specifically for college accounting students and CPA Exam candidates. This Way to CPA is chock full of expert insights, timely information, invaluable resources and all the wisdom future CPAs need most to succeed. It includes personalized guidance to achieve career goals, comprehensive CPA Exam and state licensure requirements, and discussion forums, as well as interviewing tips and more. A student competition to solve a real-world accounting for sustainability challenge launched along with the website. To learn more, visit ThisWaytoCPA.com, or read this article and the press release.
Accounting Today lists the profession's 100 most influential people, including the following from the AICPA: Paul Stahlin, incoming chairman; Barry Melancon, president and CEO; Jim Metzler, vice president of small-firm interests; Mark Koziel, director of specialized communities/firm practice management; Chuck Landes, vice president of the professional assurance standards and services group; Janice Maiman, vice president of communications and media channels; Erik Asgeirsson, CEO of CPA2Biz; and Cindy Fornelli, executive director at the Center for Audit Quality. See the entire list here.
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On September 9, the Financial Reporting Executive Committee (FinREC) issued a comment letter to the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) on Accounting Standards Update (ASU), "Fair Value Measurements and Disclosures (Topic 820) - Amendments for Common Fair Value Measurement and Disclosure Requirements in U.S. GAAP and IFRSs." Read the AICPA's comment letter for details.

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CHARLES TOWN - Jefferson County Schools were gifted approximately $70,000 by Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races during Tuesday night's Jefferson County Board of Education meeting.
Roger Ramey, vice president of public affairs, presented 17 checks, one for each of the schools in the district, except for Martin Robison Delany Opportunity Learning Center, which was left out due to an error but will also be cut a check this week.
High schools received $10,000 apiece, middle and intermediate schools received $5,000 apiece and elementary and primary schools received $2,500 apiece.
"We do like to chip in the community," Ramey said. "It's on behalf of the employees I'm giving you this, not just Hollywood Casino, but all of the employees. They really work to raise money."
According to School Board President Peter Dougherty, Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races has been donating money to the district annually for the past five or six years.
"They're not required to do this. There are some things they are required to do by law, (but) this donation is not a requirement they have under law. We do appreciate the fact that they bring some revenue in," Dougherty said. "They do a lot of good things for the community and the school system and we do appreciate that."
Dougherty said the benefiting schools generally put the money, which is drawn out of the casino's corporate revenue, toward financing classroom extras, such as equipment or technology, that wouldn't normally be in the budget.
"I want to thank you so much for your continued support," Shepherdstown Elementary School Principal Suzanne Offutt said. "I know talking to all of the principals how much they appreciate this gift. And they always try to choose something really special to spend that money on so that they can have some tangible affect with your generosity."
In other news, the board approved the hiring of one half-time cook at T.A. Lowery Elementary School and one half-time cook at Ranson Elementary School. Both schools offer entirely free lunch programs - after proving to have a high percentage of students involved in the free and reduced lunch program - funded by the federal government.
Also approved was one half-time bus operator position serving Jefferson High School and Wildwood Middle School - an extra route will be added to accommodate an overload of approximately 40 students - and one half-time bus operator position was added to serve Charles Town Middle School to reduce the ride time on Bus 72.
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After keeping eerily silent on the Sandy Hook school shootings, the National Rifle Association has spoken, but many do not like what they're saying. In a statement Friday, the NRA's answer to solving our gun-violence problem is, unbelievably, more guns. Speaking on behalf of the association, vice president Wayne LaPierre called for armed guards in every school in America. (Read about it here.)
The gunman, 20-year-old Adam Lanza, used a Bushmaster to slaughter children and faculty in rapid savagery. Is LaPierre suggesting we arm guards with semi-automatic weapons, because an ordinary pistol is no match for that mass killing machine? Then what happens when this shootout is taking place? Crazed gunman and guard duke it out with a backdrop of children in a classroom, playground, or hallway?
The gun-control debate that always flares up after a mass murder by guns is now running its course. Some are saying this one is different, that America is at a watershed moment, maybe because the victims this time were mostly helpless young children from quiet suburbia. The place where "this sort of thing doesn't happen," as one television announcer opined.
Maybe something will be done this time; only time will tell. But the gun juggernaut is on the offense, fighting to make sure the status quo is maintained and remains in their favor. After all, they have been extremely persuasive thus far. Everyone says how difficult it is to change the gun culture in America, waving around the Second Amendment and the NRA's stranglehold on our policy makers in Washington.
But why is it so difficult to impose policies with sound, common-sense solutions? This is a democracy where the law of the land is fueled mostly by the people. If we the people want to protect our most precious resource and most vulnerable among us—our children, who are defenseless physically and politically—why don't we just do it? Maybe it's because it's not just the NRA but our gun-addicted culture. Citizens across America love their guns, as is depicted in the above photos. (Read more at the Daily Mail.)
Children cannot vote, cannot decide where they want to live, go to school or shop, and have no control over what they eat or wear, so we are obligated to be their fiercest advocates. Yet our children get relegated to the background in politics, often forgotten as we adults pontificate.
Speaking of pontificating—is the NRA's proposal of armed guards in schools the answer to the gun-massacre madness? LaPierre said in his statement, "The only thing that can stop a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun." I guess they're giving the "guns don't kill people, people kill people" phrase used most times in the gun control argument, a rest. Cleverly trying to change their strategy?
Some gun enthusiasts are also calling for teachers to be armed. (Read more here.) When will the madness end? Teachers are educators, not the army or the police. Ironically, these are the same folks who rail against big government and a police state. They are operating on the assumptions that all teachers will want to carry guns, or will be capable of using a gun efficiently in a crisis. What about accidents? What about teachers who may mishandle or, worse, fire that gun when they shouldn't?
Incidentally, there were armed guards at Columbine High School but that didn't stop the 1999 massacre. There was an entire police department at Virginia Tech but the killer succeeded in mowing down innocent folks in his shooting rampage. Fort Hood is a military base and a crazed gunman still managed to kill many so clearly more guns isn't the answer.
Our children should be able to go to school and learn in a safe environment—and should never ever have to go through what the children of Sandy Hook Elementary went through. But arming teachers could go wrong, very fast. Guns and children make for a dangerous combination.
The NRA seems to be looking for every other conceivable solution to the problem, but not the glaring problem itself. Sounds insane, but as Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney said during the 2012 election, "Insanity is doing the same things over and over but expecting different results." You are so right, Mitt. Please pass on that valuable message and lesson to your NRA buddies and campaign donors.
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After a cold second half to November, December is going to start out warm and pleasant with highs in the mid to upper 70s through Thursday.
Overnight lows will steadily climb, too, reaching the mid-60s by Wednesday and Thursday morning.
Truth be told our weather will be pretty quiet until then, with partly cloudy days and only very slight rain chances until sometime on Thursday when we begin to see the effects of an advancing cold front.
All of this will change with the arrival of a front on Thursday or Friday, which should bring quite cold conditions to Houston next weekend, including the possibility of some frozen precipitation, say National Weather Service forecasters.
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Great info Scott ! Thanks !
Great presentation so far. I like the overall strategy presented here. Now watching to learn more about MVC/3...
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Nice shirt scott! I had never seen this one on you:)
Excellent Scott!
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Right click on video and select "Save target as" that have direct link to video.
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Nashville, Tenn. – With bad weather looming the Stetson University women's tennis team made quick work of Lipscomb, Friday afternoon, 4-0 in a rain shortened match. Because of the threatening skies, the Hatters and Bison played a clinch format, meaning competition concluded after the first team earned four points.
For Stetson that point came following the third singles match, when MayaBlue Stauffer-MacDowell won her contest on court No. 4 (6-0, 6-4) to secure her team's fourth straight victory.
The Hatters jumped out to an early 1-0 lead following doubles play when Stauffer -MacDowell and Diana Bukajeva were victorious (8-6) on court No. 1. The pairing of Lindsey Cable and Eveline Lepinay on court No. 3 gave their squad the team point by way of an 8-5 decision.
Andrea Crespo lead off singles competition with a 6-2, 6-1 triumph on court No. 2, followed by a Bukajeva win on court No. 1 (6-4, 6-1), to set the stage for Stauffer-MacDowell's clincher.
Isabella Fenandez's match on court No. 3 was suspended in the second set following Stetson's fourth point. The same went for Lepinay on court No. 5 who was just in the first set of play.
"The rain delay and windy conditions did not affect the team as they played an excellent match today," Director of Stetson Tennis Pierre Pilote said. "Now we have to regroup quickly to play an excellent NKU team tomorrow morning"
Stetson, now 14-5 and 4-3 in A-Sun play have a quick turnaround as Pilote explained, taking on Northern Kentucky, Saturday at 11 a.m., in Highland Heights. The match will be available for fans to watch via nkunorse.com.


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The third time may be a charm for the Seneca County Water Rescue Team. After years of trying to organize a team, the idea has finally taken hold.
Jan Samoriski, a master scuba diver and a member of the team, said interest in the team re-emerged last summer after two people drowned in the county.
"There was no team that could respond to a situation like that," he said. "There were divers in the county, but there wasn't a team."
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Rescuers remove an accident victim from the water during a recent training exercise.
Seneca County Water Rescue Team divers and support personnel from Clinton Township Fire Department practice a search and recovery scenario at the Bascom quarry during a training session. Dive master Kevin Lyman (right) assists divers Dave Kirian and Jan Samoriski.
Samoriski, who also is a firefighter and paramedic, said he and other firefighters from Bascom put a call out to divers in the county to spark interest in forming a team.
Now, after a year of existence and with support and leadership from the Seneca County Firemen's Association, the roster has grown to 28 members.
The volunteer-based team, which is made up of firefighters and EMTs, has eight certified divers, Samoriski said.
Samoriski, who has been diving for about 20 years and also has been active in other dive search and rescue teams, is among several divers on the team with experience.
"The core group of divers is pretty experienced," he said.
Although the team hasn't been dispatched to a scene yet, monthly meetings and training have prepared it for several scenarios that could happen in or around a body of water.
"We train for something that we hope we never have to do," Samoriski said.
Training sessions can be held in the classroom or on location at various quarries, rivers or ponds.
Some of the team's training sessions include a talk from a law enforcement agency about evidence recovery, a dive at the Bettsville quarry and a swift water training session underneath the Huss Street bridge in Tiffin.
If a situation arises, the team would be dispatched by a fire department, the sheriff's office or another law enforcement agency.
"We're a county resource, much like a hazmat team. We come in when requested by a department or entity as a resource," he said.
Divers on the team use their own dive equipment, but the team hopes to have funding in the near future to assist with the purchase of equipment.
Although divers are an essential part of the Seneca County Water Rescue Team, a lot of other jobs remain.
"The most important person on a search and recovery team is the tender," Samoriski said. The tender, a person who tends to the diver and is connected to them by ropes, is just one of many support people on the team.
"Divers are the secondary part of it," said Kevin Lyman, a Clinton Fire Department firefighter and a dive master on the Seneca County Water Rescue Team. "The personnel on land are eyes of the divers. As a diver, I'm not an important person, the tenders are. If it weren't for them, I'd probably be in more danger than anyone else."
Lyman, who has been diving for five years and has had close to 80 dives, said outside support also is important for the team.
He said he hopes that support will facilitate grants to help purchase equipment and a trailer to haul it.
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Samoriski said interest and support from the county has made the team grow immensely in the last year, and new members are always wanted.
"We started with just a core group of four or five. Now there's a lot of interest," he said.
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Least Favorite Wings Players
Posted 23 April 2014 - 10:52 AM
Mine is Bertuzzi. He's been a healthy scratch lately and it's easy to see why. He's old and he just plays slow which doesn't really fit with the team.
There's going to be a lot of repeats and that's fine, just state your reasoning.
Posted 23 April 2014 - 11:02 AM
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lilja is an average high girl with blond hair and very sexy
lilja is about the sweetest kitten we have raised here
lilja is the comatose victim of a questionable accident
Posted 23 April 2014 - 11:07 AM
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Posted 23 April 2014 - 11:09 AM
This thread should be good. But it's gotta be Franzen, 6'3 223 and plays like Hudler 95% of the time, without the hustle. He could dominate games, but floats and is just generally lazy.
Posted 23 April 2014 - 11:10 AM
Kindl didn't like the pick then and for sure don't like it now.
Posted 23 April 2014 - 11:13 AM
Good rule of thumb is always take an octopus everywhere. Better to have one and not need it than find yourself thinking, "Damn, I wish I had that octopus".
Posted 23 April 2014 - 11:17 AM
I like everyone who is currently in the lineup except kindl and lashoff. Sproul looked so much better than them in the one game he played. I kind of hope Babcock will take a gamble and play an unproven defenseman like Sproul or Oulette
Ouellet has been recalled and is practicing with the team. Could be in for game 4
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"Empty-net goals are for homos" -Al Iafrate
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Posted 23 April 2014 - 11:20 AM
Is Abs a top 6 player? Probably not. But he goes so well with Pav.
Posted 23 April 2014 - 11:37 AM
Posted 23 April 2014 - 11:40 AM
Lashoff, Kindl, and Quincey
Posted 23 April 2014 - 11:41 AM
Franzen - he's extremely lazy. I like guys that compete every shift. When he's not on a "hot streak" he's basically invisible and not engaged at all.
Cleary - hammer hands hunting logos from the side boards and falling down is depressing. Thank god he hasn't played in a long time.
KFQ - despite his mild turnaround in being less stupid consistently, he still has too many poor defensive lapses and every time he shoots, it's way wide or is a lame not even half speed shot that usually eats shin pads.
Kindl - see Quincey with a side of oversized wussy. His stretch passes are terrible, or they're icing and he assassinates more shinpads than KFQ.
Sammy is irrelevant at this point.
I like this team.
Posted 23 April 2014 - 11:43 AM
Least favorite player, without question - Mikael Samuelsson
Most undeserved hated on player - Kyle Quincey
Posted 23 April 2014 - 11:47 AM
Weiss to even though hasnt had much chance but the time he had nothing special.
Posted 23 April 2014 - 11:54 AM
He doesn't even deserve the playoff performer fallback excuse anymore either. Hasn't done s*** in the playoffs for four years now. So sick of watching this bum have fun for a handful of games and then disappear the rest of a season.
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Posted 23 April 2014 - 12:01 PM
if a guy lacks talent, that isn't on him. You can only use what God gave you. But when you have a player that is full of talent and only shows up 15 games per year, that drives me crazy. So yes: Franzen. I wish Holland had the ba11s to buy him out. he is a bad influence on the young guys. Give me guys with some heart and fire in their bellies.
Posted 23 April 2014 - 12:09 PM
Boyd Deveraux
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Posted 23 April 2014 - 12:13 PM
Kirk Matlby
Posted 23 April 2014 - 12:48 PM
Glendening. I'm sure he's a great kid, but he produces zero offense. I don't understand the love affair Babs has with him, for a team that is offense starved the last few years, why bring on a guy that produces nothing? He's in the top 5 of least producing Wing forwards we've EVER had, I think top 3 actually. So what if he brings his lunch pail to work every day... he just doesn't produce anything while at work. Most companies fire you for that.
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HOLLIDAYSBURG - Homer DeLattre is hoping to get Hollidaysburg Area football to the level of Thomas Jefferson eventually.
But it's not there yet.
TJ spoiled DeLattre's home debut with Golden Tigers, scoring four touchdowns in the second quarter en route to a 45-12 victory over Hollidaysburg in a WPIAL Class AAA interconference game at Tiger Stadium on Friday night.
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Thomas Jefferson's Kyle Senich brings down Hollidaysburg's Tyler Miller.
"We had about a 6-, 7-minute spurt there where we just made a lot of mistakes. Take away that and who knows," DeLattre said. "There are no moral victories at all."
Maybe not, but the Tigers certainly didn't leave the field acting like a team that barely averted the mercy rule in falling to 1-2.
"I definitely don't think the score [indicated] how we played at all," Hollidaysburg senior lineman and captain Reid Brinkhoff said. "We played tough. We executed. No one gave up. The third quarter, we came out strong. We didn't give up many points.
"You've got tons of people telling you, 'it's the No. 3 team [in Class AAA in the state]. We don't pay attention to that, but you know when you play tough against that team, bring out the same intensity, we're going to get out wins."
However, the Tigers can't afford to have many quarters like the second they endured against the three-time state champion Jaguars.
Hollidaysburg, which lost to TJ by 55 and 49 last season, was only down 14-0 midway in the second quarter when things the wheels came off. A snap over Tiger punter Tyler Hiott's head gave Thomas Jefferson the ball at the Hollidaysburg 10, leading to a Chase Winovich 8-yard touchdown scramble. The Tigers muffed the ensuing kickoff, giving the ball right back to the Jaguars on the 4.
Winovich hit Frankie Langan for six on the next play.
After Hollidaysburg answered on Josh Bickley's 3-yard scamper to cap a 70-yard scoring drive, the Tigers pinned TJ at its own 16 on the kickoff return. However, Christian Breisinger connected across the middle with Dalton Dietrich, who picked up a block near midfield and raced the distance on the very next play to make it 35-6 heading into halftime.
"It was just stupid mistakes. Mental mistakes. Things we have to adjust for next week," Brinkhoff said.
Breisinger had a huge game alternating at quarterback with Winovich, completing 9-of-14 passes for 220 yards and four touchdowns off the bench. Dietrich had seven receptions for 163 yards and two scores after the Jaguars only threw 15 times in their first two games, both lopsided wins.
"We just executed well," Breisinger said. "I expected [Hollidaysburg] to put eight people in the box, and I'd just throw it over the top. I like just coming in and doing my job."
The Jaguar defense didn't give Hollidaysburg much of a chance to rally. Led by Michigan linebacker recruit Winovich, fellow linebacker Luke Deanovich and 255-pound defensive lineman Jake Guinn, TJ limited the Tigers to 28 yards on the ground and 121 yards in total offense.
"Our key was not to let them make the big play with the quarterback [Bickley] running or throwing to [Ryan Waltz]," Thomas Jefferson coach Bill Cherpak said. "We felt if they scored, that was how they were going to do it. They did make some plays. They really did."
Hollidaysburg's second touchdown came when Tyler Miller scooped up a fumble at the Jaguar 48 and rambled straight to the end zone.
"You've got to make plays. Big games are about making plays, and they made more plays than us," DeLattre said.
DeLattre was happy with how his team handled the adversity after the second quarter and thought it boded well for the Tigers' long-term growth.
"I learned we can be a pretty good football team if we keep getting better and we learn to play at a higher and higher level," DeLattre said. "I believe we're doing that, and we showed people that in the second half. We're capable of being pretty good, and I'm confident with the rest of our schedule."
Game notes: The Tigers host Knoch next Friday in a return to Greater Allegheny Conference play. ... Hollidaysburg converted 3-of-4 fourth down attempts and had two others result in first downs because of penalty. ... Bickley sold a beautiful fake on the jet sweep in the fourth quarter, even fooling an official who blew the play down when Jericho Hilling was tackled. ... Ruggery intercepted a pass and broke up another beautifully. The Tigers forced three turnovers.
Thomas Jefferson7 28 0 10 - 45
Hollidaysburg0 6 0 6 - 12
First quarter
TJ-Talley 10 pass from Breisinger (Rothey kick), 1:17.
Second quarter
TJ-Dietrich 13 pass from Breisinger (Rothey kick), 11:15.
TJ-Winovich 8 run (Rothey kick), 7:49.
TJ-Langan 4 pass from Winovich (Rothey kick), 7:42.
H-Bickley 3 run (kick failed), 3:25.
TJ-Dietrich 84 pass from Breisinger (Rothey kick), 3:02.
Fourth quarter
TJ-Rothey 26 FG, 11:19.
H-T. Miller 48 fumble return (pass failed), 8:33.
TJ-Langan 9 pass from Beisinger (Rothey kick), 5:57.
RUSHING: Thomas Jefferson-Kemp 11-50, Scanlon 7-47, Daley 5-23, Winovich 3-34, Deanovich 3-11, Pahanish 2-24, Senich 2-10, Talley 1-6, Dietrich 1-(-1), TEAM 1-(-4). Hollidaysburg-Bickley 13-27, R. Miller 6-0, Ruggery 5-0, Hilling 4-10, Weaver 2-12, TEAM 1-(-21).
PASSING: Thomas Jefferson-Breisinger 9-14-1-220, Winovich 2-7-1-11. Hollidaysburg-Bickley 10-21-0-89, Parnell 1-4-1-4.
RECEIVING: Thomas Jefferson-Dietrich 7-163, Langan 2-13, Kemp 1-15, Talley 1-10. Hollidaysburg-Waltz 4-50, R. Miller 3-32, Aigner 2-7, Baker 1-5, Ruggery 1-1.
INTERCEPTIONS: Thomas Jefferson-Breisinger. Hollidaysburg-Ruggery, R. Miller.
First downs1710
Passing (comp.-att.-int.)11-21-211-25-1
Yards passing23193
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Harry Potter: Spells is an iPod game published on the Apple App Store on November 15, 2009. In the game, the player is invited to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. The player will get a wand and will be Sorted in one of the four Hogwarts Houses by the Sorting Hat. There are twenty-three spells to learn in three different difficulty levels. If the player is able to do this right, he or she earns House points. If the player learns enough spells, he or she can do an online Wizard Duel.
New spell packs available through the App Store have added additional spells to the original lineup. On the free version, however, only three are learned: Alohomora, Petrificus Totalus and Expelliarmus.
The player will learn twenty-three different spells in this game. These spells are divided into five groups:
Lower an opponent's health meter.
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- Confringo
- Incendio
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- Sectumsempra
- Serpensortia
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- Crucio (Added in 2nd new spell pack)
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Deflect offensive spells.
Offensive spells that hinder an opponent's ability to cast spells for a brief period of time.
These can only be used in Practice Mode.
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Paddy Keenan has few peers in the world of traditional Irish music. For over thirty years, he has focused on a simple but rarely attained goal: to present the music in it's purest essence. Transcending the technical challenges of the uillean pipes, flute, and tin whistle, Paddy has consistently mined the rough ore of jigs, reel, and airs, worked and reworked their presentation until we, his audience, get to hear the real pure, life affirming beauty of them. If the end result is like water from a holy well, Paddy Keenan is surely one of the world's best water witches!
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my japanese idol is a singer from two or some singer of animes. his name is kotani kinya, he's upbeat and his music makes you happy and smile! i always wanted to sing/duet some or one of his songs. i met his music through an anime named gavitation. and you???
I know him from Chronicle of the wings(Tsubasa chronicle).
Well for me my favorite musician is May'n, She sings a lot in Macross Frontier.
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I actually have alot of idols. Most music i listen to discribes me though. So i would say James from metallica or david from disturbed.(Is life reality or is it a mirror image of what you want it to be?)
my favorite singers/bands are ayakashi night, asian kung fu generation, maximium hormone,& keiko lee :D =D
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He is always a saweet shirt. TOOL ROCKS too.(Is life reality or is it a mirror image of what you want it to be?)
one of my favorties are whats up people (or somethin like that) :D =D
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some ppl don't know she's American born but Japanese fame She crazy good.............( Utada- Sanctuary ) it's a goody
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i love her too i like sanctuary and simple and clean :D =D
mine is yoko kanno she plays piano sax sings and she plays guitar and drums see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9POYDoHXUX0&playnext=1&list=PL1C5F5E1475E...
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For me "Yoko Kanno". She is the BEST singer. I love her sweet voice.


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SALEM — A California group is proposing a hotel and other businesses on more than 40 acres of prime property in the northern part of the city after signing a purchase agreement (option to buy) this......
Ok !! Timberlanes,Holiday Exspress,now this one,
Maybe we'll finally see one .
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The Holiday Inn Express IS coming.. no thanks to the delays with Home Depot's unwillingness to share the right-away on the same road..leading to a different purchase of parcel. To the unfortunate delays of the engineer re-doing the work for a different parcel. Holiday Inn Express is coming and desires to be a part of the community. The legalities/delays can be part of the process at times but we will see it soon.
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It's about time Kosiba does something for all that money he's being paid by the city!!
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You mean those illegal investments made by City Council?
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This ought to be interesting. With a hotel, I think it is safe to assume a restaurant and gas station will also be built. But if they are catering to the oil and gas drillers, maybe a roughneck nudie bar will also be in the plans. With that much commercial development, they will then be required to include a Subway, a dollar store, and a cash advance place as it is the standard everywhere else in Salem.
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From Beyonce's 'Drunk in Love' song. She pronounces 'surfboard' as 'surfbort' and people take humor from this. It is a Beyonce-ism and sounds funny so has been adopted by the Beyhive as a joke/humorous word. Has been made into t-shirts by various Beyonce fans.
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Heard most commonly in the Beyonce song "Drunk in Love", Surfbort is a sexual position where a male lays in the tub with his knees bent. The woman straddles him with her back towards him so she can ride his dick by holding onto his thighs, much like holding onto a surfboard and bobbing through the ocean.
"Fill the tub up half way and ride it with my surfbort."
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Verb. The action of riding a male member with specific voracity.
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SALINEVILLE-After being without a true class 2 operator for their sewage treatment plant since June 2012 the village of Salineville will finally have a certified operator to run their facility again.
At Monday night's Board of Public Affairs meeting president Jim Brammer announced that the long search for an operator has finally ended. The BPA motioned to approve a contract with operator Joe DeNiro of Canfield. DeNiro runs his own water and waste water treatment company called DeNiro Environmental Service. He is a class 4 operator whereas the village only requires a class 2 operator, making him extra qualified for the job. "It's above and beyond what we need but that's ok," said BPA president Jim Brammer.
The Board of Public Affairs has agreed to pay $30 an hour for 20 hours per week, which works out to $2400 per month. According to the contract, time spent by the operator and on emergencies, correspondence with the EPA, and meeting with the village officials will be deducted from the 20 hour per week allowance.
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If the operator wishes to end the contract after the initial 90 day period he must give the village another 90 days to acquire another operator. Brammer explained that because DeNiro runs his own company he has the option of sending other operators to the plant under circumstances in which he himself cannot make it. Brammer added that all of DeNiro's employees are class 2 or better operators so there should be no problems.
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Three Keys to Success For the 21st Century Manager
A trio of recent Harvard Business Review blog posts all center around a common theme: what does it take to be a successful business leader and manager in the 21st century? What traits and characteristics should this new generation of business leader possess?
The posts center around three key areas: how a successful leader will handle the "new normal" of the 21st century business landscape, how the leader will exhibit the necessary people management skills, and how the leader can exponentially increase the amount of value generated by the company or organization.
We, of course, wonder how the rising (and, in many ways, disruptive) influence of open source tenets also plays a role.
Clearly, the rules of the game have changed. In his post, author and venture capitalist Scott Anthony refers to constant change in the business world as the "new normal". Tomorrow's leader, he claims, must be able to thrive in this new normal. Having mastery over today's industry complexities and competitive environments is no longer enough. Tomorrow's successful manager must exhibit "the capability to flexibly respond to unanticipated challenges."
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"Perhaps it is time to rethink this approach. Instead of giving up-and-comers larger assignments, consider intentionally giving them smaller, more ambiguous ones. Have them crack into a new geographic market. Ask them to lead the development of a completely new business model. Force them to think creatively about how they will access or assemble the resources to solve the challenge.
"Facing highly ambiguous challenges will help managers develop a set of tools that prepare them for the uncertainties they will increasingly encounter as they ascend up the corporate ladder."
Open source software development has proven that rapid innovation and change is possible in the technology industry. Outside of the industry, examples of the open source approach in action show that creativity, collaboration, and rapid prototyping are effective at tackling ambiguous business challenges. Are the leaders who understand the open source way best positioned to thrive in Anthony's "new normal"?
Beyond ever-changing industry dynamic and the ability to both recognize and capitalize on them, consider how tomorrow's leaders should be managing people. According to Stanford University professor and author Robert I. Sutton, the key to success for a business leader will be the willingness to truly have the backs of their team members in difficult and trying situations.
"One of the defining, and most crucial, features of effective bosses is that they shield their followers — whether from political maneuvering or resource grabbing or just the innumerable distractions, indignities, time suckers, lame rules, and local idiots that go with organizational life — and create the space for them to succeed."
The keys to success, Sutton explains, will be both self-awareness and consistency. Research shows that many managers have a skewed sense of what it's really like to work for them. An effective manager will not rely solely on his understanding and assumption of what it's like to work for him. In addition, successful managers cannot rest on the laurels of a few "acts of heroic protection" while ignoring the times when team members feel alone and unprotected. Consistency and authenticity will be key in leading tomorrow's workforce.
Reduced hierarchy and transparency are both key principles of open source project management. Sutton seems to indicate that both are needed to be a successful leader of people in the 21st century. Have you seen examples of "heroic protection" at work in your open source experiences? And do you think this characteristic is indicative of a more open business leader?
The third post, by CEO and author Vineet Nayar, focuses on the top dog: the CEO. Nayar assers that CEOs in a post-recession world must rethink his role and responsibilities within the company and better understand that value creation has shifted within the enterprise.
According to Nayar, "at a time of virtually limitless competition between finely differentiated products, what you sell has become less important than how you do so. The value zone has naturally shifted to the frontier where front-line employees and the customer interact. That has made existing organizational structures outmoded."
Under this belief, a chief executive will be successful if he believes that the workers who exist in this value zone – namely, customer-facing employees who aren't necessarily in traditional positions of power – should be empowered to make decisions and take action in the best interest of the business.
Nayar's advice, advocating a flatter organizational structure that pushes decision-making authority to the front line, is smacking of open source ideals. Nayar's closing comments indicate that he believes open source principles are critical:
"The new CEO can't play chieftain; he must be a team player obsessed with enabling value, someone who is willing to collaborate. Someone able to discover new grass roots leaders and nurture them.
"The time has come for chief executive officers to transform themselves into chief enabling officers who enable, encourage, and enthuse employees that are toiling in the value zone."
What do you think? Do you agree with the positions taken by these three authors? And how will the tenets of open source continue to push the managers of the 21st century to be better leaders?
We'd love to hear your thoughts.
Grooming Leaders to Handle Ambiguity, Scott Anthony, HBR, 6 July 2010
Do You Have Their Backs? Or Just Your Own?, Robert I. Sutton, HBR, 7 July 2010
Who Is the New CEO?, Vineet Nayar, HBR, 6 July 2010
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I really like the "chief enabling officer" title. I think it is definitely the way to go in the twenty-first century. Everyone needs to think outside the box in this economy if they are going to be successful.
To be successful in the new age, if the managers can learn one thing from open source tenets, it would be "How to be effective collaborator". Gone are the days when you would get things done based on your title and position. Today, communication, opennesss and collaboration play far more important role inside and outside your organisation.
How effectively can we influence matters more than what is our title. It is not just the "influencing up" that determines the success, it is "influencing across" that is important. And collaboration, sharing and peering are the key elements for "influencing across."
Vineet Nayar's assertion that value zone has shifted to front line and hence the role of the CEO, is so on the spot.
Hey John,
You hit the nail on the head mate! it is indeed time for the top ranks to step up and make a difference . I think they have had enough time in cold storage ,now their time has come to show their true metal.
Yup, they need to understand the open source model very well to deliver in the enterprise.Hand-holding is the key..but it is a forgotten act for top brass.


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