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A company official Tuesday confirmed a new two-year contract has been reached with Local 1917-3 of the United Steel Workers.
The previous two-year contract between the union and Channellock expired at midnight Feb. 10. However, both sides agreed to an extension of that contract until midnight Feb. 24 while talks continued.
Marc Johnston, Channellock's director of work force development, said in a brief statement a new two-year contract had been approved by the union.
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Tribune calls to George Bryan Jr., president of Local 1917-3, weren't returned.
The contract covers 262 unionized workers at Channellock, the Meadville area's largest industrial employer. It has about 360 total employees at two plants — South Main Street in Meadville and Route 102 in Vernon Township.
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The Blowing Rock Art and History Museum has announced that David Moore, noted archeologist from nearby Warren Wilson College, has agreed to deliver a talk about the Berry site in nearby Burke County for the museum's Third Thursday lecture series on Sept. 20.
The program will begin at 4 p.m. on in the museum's Community Meeting Room.
Moore has been actively involved in the archeology of North Carolina's mountains for more than 25 years; his work in the upper Catawba Valley began in 1986.
The Berry site is a large Native American community that was occupied from about A.D. 1400-1600. During the mid-16th century, Berry may have been among the largest Native American towns in North America.
The site has been identified as the town of Joara, which was visited by the Hernando de Soto expedition in 1540 and by the Juan Pardo expedition from 1567-68. Pardo built a fort at Joara — Fort San Juan — the earliest European settlement in the interior of what is now the United States.
Fort San Juan was founded 40 years before the English colony of Jamestown and 20 years before Sir Walter Raleigh's "Lost Colony" at Roanoke.
Moore's research into the long-forgotten episode of Fort San Juan promises to help re-write the history of European exploration and settlement in eastern North America, according to museum officialsMoore will show slides of the exploration and share stories and artifacts with the audience.
A reception will follow Moore's presentation. Third Thursday is free for museum members and $5 for others. Seating is limited.
For more information, visit http://www.blowingrockmuseum.org or call (828) 295-9099.
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In the center of the city, Corso Cavour, original studio, near the turistic port area and the beach of Gaeta (Serapo). Composed by kitchen, double bed, bathroom with shower and large terrace, inetrnet wifi, tv, washing machine. Near bus stop
In the center of the city, Corso Cavour, original studio, near the turistic port area and the beach of Gaeta (Serapo). Composed by kitchen, double bed, bathroom with shower and large terrace, inetrnet wifi, tv, washing machine. Near bus stop
They are part of the town in these two large studios and original part of the same small building located near the waterfront, just minutes walk from the beach of Gaeta (Serapo). The first floor consists of a double bed with possibility of adding a single bed, full kitchen, table with chairs, wardrobe, LCD TV,ceiling fan, free WiFi Internet, window balcony, bathroom with shower and complete the structure of a large sunny terrace on the third exclusive competence plan, set up with chairs, table and gazebo.A few minutes walk from the Regional Park of Monte Orlando (42 hectares of green cliffs and historical artifacts such as the mausoleum of Lucius Plancus Munatius), and the Sanctuary of the Split Mountain. If you want to use the beach facilities of Serapo we have agreements with the Lido La Perla.
Davide was a nice and kind host. His apartment was very well located. He helped us with the luggages and give us directions. I'd recommend his apartment for a nice gateway.
Very nice stay in Davide's place in Gaeta. It was clean and had good wifi :) ...it was also very well located which allowed us easy access to the beach and old town.
Gaeta is a very nice town and the studio from Davide is very good located (near to the sea and the old town) and perfect for summer-hollidays. Davide is a very good host - he informed us about the possibilities (nightlife, trips and so on) in gaeta and answered all our questions. We definitely recomend it!
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15 Penn State football players visited Joe Paterno at his home during fall football camp. See what they had to say...
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Penn State quarterbacks Rob Bolden and Matt McGloin say there is no animosity or problems between them or the team.
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Penn State offensive lineman Tom Ricketts will transfer to Pitt.
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Posted By Angie On January 31, 2012 @ 5:06 pm In Meat,Protein,Recipes | 4 Comments
We love reubens. I'm always looking for a way to make them easier so I don't have to stand at the stove flipping for hours. By george, I think I've found it! With this recipe, you can just throw everything into a casserole dish and then scoop out sandwich portion onto bread!
Baked Reuben Casserole
Yield - 7 servings
Preparation Time – 10 minutes
Cooking Time – 40 minutes
- 1.5 pounds deli corned beef, crumbled
- 1 2 can sauerkraut (28 ounces), rinsed and drained
- 1 cup sour cream
- 1/2 cup Thousand Island dressing (almost free with coupons and sales)
- 2 cups Swiss cheese, shredded (it's cheaper to shred your own, but there is pre-cut out there, if you just don't have the time)
- Rye bread (I found mine on the "must go today" racks at Wal-mart for 40% off.)
- Place corned beef in the bottom of a 9×13 casserole dish.
- Layer sauerkraut on top of the corned beef.
- In a separate bowl, combine sour cream and Thousand Island dressing. Then layer the dressing on top of the sauerkraut.
- Layer the shredded Swiss cheese on top of the dressing.
- Bake 40 minutes at 350 degrees
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Mexican President Felipe Calderon stopped in Cuba this week, en route to the Colombian port city of Cartagena for the Summit of the Americas.
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San Giosafat al Gianicolo is an Oriental Catholic and Ukrainian national church at Passeggiata del Gianicolo 7 in Trastevere, on the Janiculum hill north of the Garibaldi monument. It is on the second of the hair-pin bends going north, and is a familar landmark there.
It was built in 1930 for the Pontifical Ukrainian College, part of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church which is in full communion with the Roman Catholic Church. A rather plain building in pink brick, it has two storeys and an unusual dome. The first storey is on a square plan, and has a semi-circular apse attached. There is a projecting cornice. The second storey has a plan based on a Greek cross with very short arms, and the interior angles of the cross occupied by diagonal walls. There is a matching projecting cornice, an arched window on each end wall except in the apse and another, smaller window in deach of these diagonal walls. The dome has a high drum on the plan of a chamfered square, the chamfers being formed by carrying up the diagonal walls just mentioned. The dome itself is very low, and formed of eight tiled roof pitches. It has a lantern with a little lead cupola.
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Is it Caturday? I don't even know. I worked like a million hours yesterday so forgive me if I can't get a grip on left from right, up from down, the days of the week or how many cats I have. (Six if you count the four strays I'm feeding outside. DO NOT JUDGE ME I'VE ONLY NAMED ONE.)
But don't nobody care about me and my woe-is-me-I'm-so-busy sob story. Least of all my cats.
[PS - Upon uploading this picture, I
promptly slowly dragged myself out of bed and removed that old picture of Stew and me. I forgot about it. I'm in my house (and awake) for like 15 minutes a day. Lay off.]
Sometimes I wonder if they wonder where I am all the time when I disappear for 14-hour stretches. But then I realize that–much like the honey badger–Ralph and Weaz simply don't give a shit.
I mean, I leave them plenty of food and water. They poop in a box (most of the time). They sleep all the time. And Ralph runs this joint anyway.
I operate under the assumption that that little black mass looms over me while I sleep every night just waiting for me to feed her again…
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The Texas secession has spawned another type of petition by their capital city of Austin. Austin is petitioning to secede from the state if the original petition they filed for last Friday goes through. This has become a new trend since President Obama was reelected. People are speaking out that they don't want to be a part of the United States. Their unhappiness is being heard loud and clear!
Austin resident Caleb M. started the petition which now has 6,600 signatures as of Thursday morning, according to International Digital Times. A number of citizens don't agree with the big Texas petition to secede from the United States and don't want that reflecting their ideals. So, Austin took it upon themselves to make their own statement.
It reads:
"Austin Texas continues to suffer difficulties stemming from the lack of civil, religious, and political freedoms imposed upon the city by less liberally minded Texans. It is entirely feasible for Austin to operate as its own state, within the United States, in the event that Texas is successful in the current bid to secede. It is important for Austin to remain in the union as to do so would protect it's citizens' standard of living and re-secure their rights and liberties in accordance with the original ideas and beliefs of our founding fathers."
It takes 25,000 signatures within 30 days to get a response from the Administration. These state secession petitions are created on the White House's website called "We the People."
Will the Texas secession get a response from the Administration soon? Currently their secede petition has over 100,000 online signatures. It's a heated debate among Texans, which is understandable. It's impossible for petitions such as these to represent every citizen within a state.


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Facebook bans fugitive 'Lazie' Lynch (From Times Series)
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Facebook bans fugitive 'Lazie' Lynch
10:58am Sunday 3rd January 2010 in News By Rebecca Lowe
FUGITIVE Craig "Lazie" Lynch has had his personal profile removed from a social networking site after using it to taunt police.
Facebook blacklisted the runaway convict on Thursday after his fan page attracted nearly 41,000 followers.
However, his fan page remains on the site and has been taken over by "Nas", who posts regular updates.
Lynch, 28, formerly of Edgware, was handed a seven-year jail term for aggravated burglary but escaped from Hollesley Bay Open Prison, in Suffolk, in September.
Yesterday, at 4.14am, Nas wrote: "Craig has gotten in touch briefly a few times today, he's okay he just needs to handle some things and settle in before he comes back online.
"(The good news was supposed to be him uploading a video celebrating New Years.... we'll have to wait for that now.)"
The post attracted 1,268 comments, including residents of the United States, UK, Germany, Canada and Australia.
"Al Lazy" wrote: "hey chris, lets not lose site [sic] of why we came on here as fans, we found the fact that a fugitive had a facebook page was funni [sic], we got to know him as craig, met some great people, and support the way he snubbed the system..."
Despite his current absence from the site, Lynch's fan base continues to grow. He now has nearly 10,000 fans in the US and nearly 7,500 in the UK.
Suffolk police are still appealing for help catching him, but have refused to comment on details published through his Facebook page.
Anyone with information can contact officers on 01473 613 500.
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100 Greatest
Finishes - 71 to 80
The greatest endings in college football history from 1970 to the
Writeups by
Pete Fiutak
updated June 2007
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No. 80 NC State 23 ... South Carolina 22,
November 1, 1986
At the time:
NC State
was in the midst of a strong first season under head coach Dick Sheridan
with a 5-1-1 record and a two-game winning streak after a 27-3 win over
a good Clemson team. South Carolina was going nowhere fast with a 2-4-1
record with one of the wins coming over DI-AA Western Carolina.
The setup: NC State was up 17-3 going into halftime but lost
starting QB Erik Kramer early in the second half to a leg injury. USC's
Todd Ellis hooked up with Sterling Sharpe for a touchdown and it became
a ballgame again at 17-13. Kramer came back in the game, but he fired
two interceptions in the fourth quarter leading to Gamecock points.
Ellis ran for a one-yard score, and USC was up 22-17 late with the ball
with 2:13 to play and with NC State out of timeouts. It should've been
over. A handoff followed by two kneel-downs made it fourth down for USC
on its own 24 with :30 to play (thanks to a controversial clock stoppage
after first down). NC State got the ball back on the USC 39 with :24 to
play after a 15-yard punt, but couldn't do anything as Kramer was sacked
on third down and the clock ran out. However ...
The ending: ... there was a flag on the field. USC LB Kenneth
Robinson was nailed with an offsides call. Many Gamecock fans had
already stormed field, along with the players, but they had to be
cleared for one final play. Kramer threw up a last-gasp pass into the
end zone (as he aggravated his ankle injury) where Danny Peebles pushed
off, leapt up and made the catch as USC safety Chris Major delivered a
major shot. NC State won 23-22.
How they ended up: South Carolina lost the following week to
Florida State before beating Wake Forest and Tying Clemson to finish
3-6-2. NC State blew its shot at the ACC title the following week losing
20-16 to Virginia, but still went on to an 8-3-1 season finishing with a
25-24 Peach Bowl loss to Virginia Tech.
No. 79 Wisconsin 20 ... Purdue 17, October 16, 2004
At the time:
Purdue was
the talk of the college football world. No one was hotter than QB Kyle
Orton, who threw 17 touchdowns and no interceptions before throwing his
first two picks of the year in a 20-13 win over Penn State. There was
even discussion of Heisman after being the best player in the country
over the first half of the year. There was talk of Purdue winning the
Big Ten title, but Wisconsin was also on a roll winning it first six
games led by the nation's best defense that gave up a mere 39 points.
The setup: It was a rough game for the Badgers. Star runner
Anthony Davis was held to 64 yards and pass rushing superstar Erasmus
James was knocked out with an ankle injury. Down 17-7 late in the fourth
quarter, Wisconsin marched through the air finishing off a long drive
with a seven-yard touchdown pass to Booker Stanley. Even so, it appeared
to be too little, too late. All Purdue had to do was get a few first
downs and it was over.
The ending: Orton, who had been held in check all game long, was
trying to dive for a critical first down that would've allowed the
offense to come close to running out the clock. He dove, was flipped,
and he fumbled a split second before his hand hit the ground. Badger
corner Scott Starks picked up the loose ball and raced 40 yards for a
touchdown and a 20-17 lead with 2:36 to play. But Orton would have one
final shot. With a few frantic completions to get in position, Lou Groza
Award candidate Ben Jones had a shot at a 42-yard field goal to send it
into overtime. He missed.
How they ended up: The Badgers went on to beat Northwestern and
Minnesota to start the season 9-0. An apparent lock for the Rose Bowl,
they lost their final two regular season games before losing 24-21 to
Georgia in the Outback Bowl. Purdue never regained its early season
mojo, losing the following week to Michigan on yet another late fumble.
The loss to the Badgers led to a four-game losing streak before beating
Ohio State and Indiana. The season ended on another heartbreaking finish
in a 27-23 loss to Arizona State in the Sun Bowl.
No. 78 Tennessee 35 ... Notre Dame 34,
November 9, 1991
At the time:
Notre Dame
shook off an early season loss to Michigan to win seven straight for an
8-1 record heading into the showdown with Tennessee for the 300th game
played at Notre Dame Stadium. The 13th ranked Vols started off 4-0
before losing to Florida and Alabama. A win over Memphis turned things
around a bit, but they needed a big win to get back on track.
The setup: Things couldn't have been going worse for Tennessee,
getting down 31-7 late in the first half when Irish PK Craig Hentrich
lined up for a 32-yard field goal with :40 to play. The kick was blocked
and picked up by Floyd Miley for an 85-yard Volunteer touchdown. The UT
defense dominated the second half, while Aaron Hayden scored two fourth
quarter touchdowns for an improbable 35-34 lead with just over four
minutes to go. Rick Mirer and the Notre Dame offense finally got going,
moving the ball to the Tennessee nine-yard line with four seconds to
The ending: Notre Dame head coach Lou Holtz had to put in backup
kicker Rob Leonard to replace an injured Hentrich for the final 27-yard
field goal attempt. Leonard kicked it squarely, but UT's Jeremy Lincoln
flew in and appeared to dive past the play. The ball bounced off
Lincoln's butt and was pushed wide as time ran out.
How they ended up: Tennessee went on a great run to close out the
year. The Notre Dame win was the second in a five-game winning streak
before losing 42-17 to Penn State in the Fiesta Bowl for a 9-3 record.
Notre Dame got blasted 35-13 by the Nittany Lions the following week
before beating Hawaii and then Florida in the Sugar Bowl to finish 10-3.
No. 77 Oklahoma 29 ... Ohio State 28,
September 24, 1977
At the time:
It was one
of the most anticipated and most hyped non-conference regular season
games ever as No. 3 Oklahoma traveled to Columbus to face No. 4 Ohio
State. The Sooners were 2-0 after surviving in a 25-23 win over
Vanderbilt before pummeling Utah 62-24. Led by head coach Woody Hayes,
the Buckeyes beat Miami and Minnesota by a combined score of 48-7 for a
2-0 start.
The setup: Thomas Lott, playing on an injured leg and before
getting knocked out with a sprained ankle, ran the OU wishbone to a 20-0
lead with touchdown runs from Elvis Peacock and Billy Sims. OSU came
back with 28 straight points highlighted by a touchdown catch from tight
end Jimmy Moore off a deflected pass. OU was able to convert a late OSU
fumble into a Peacock touchdown with 1:29 to play, but he was unable to
get in for the two point conversion keeping the Buckeyes ahead 28-26.
The ending: Oklahoma had to go for the onside kick. Uwe Von
Schamann's kick bounced by the Buckeyes and in the hands of OU's Mike
Babb at the 50. Backup Sooner QB Dean Blevins moved the offense to the
Buckeye 24 with six seconds to play giving Von Schamann a shot at the
win with a 41-yard field goal. During a timeout called by Ohio State,
Von Schamann egged on the crowd trying to rally the Buckeye defense to
block the kick. He nailed it for the 29-28 win.
How they ended up: Ohio State bounced back to win seven straight
games, but it didn't beat anyone of note, before losing 14-6 to Michigan
and 35-6 to Alabama in the Sugar Bowl to finish 9-3. The Sooners beat
Kansas the following week before losing 13-6 to Texas. Even with the
loss, they were still in the hunt for the national title ending the
regular season 10-1 ranked No. 2 behind the Longhorns. Texas lost to
Notre Dame in the Cotton Bowl opening the door for the Sooners to win
the national title, but Lou Holtz's Arkansas team beat OU 31-6 in the
Orange Bowl.
No. 76 Auburn 36 ... Florida 33, October 15, 1994
At the time:
This was
supposed to be the nationally televised coming out party for the No. 1
ranked, 5-0 Florida Gators against a very good Auburn team that had won
17 straight. Florida had become an elite program, but it hadn't been
considered a No. 1 team for years. With quarterback Terry Dean in
contention for the Heisman and Steve Spurrier's offense humming, the
Gators were supposed to roll at home even though Auburn, on probation at
the time, had started the year 6-0. The Tigers hadn't played anyone with
a pulse, but it was still playing well.
The setup: The Gators and Tigers battled back and forth, but Dean
started developing a nasty habit of throwing the ball to Auburn as drive
after drive kept ending in disaster. Spurrier benched his Heisman
candidate and replaced him with young backup Danny Wuerffel, who led
Florida back into the lead late in the game. The running of freshman
running back Fred Taylor and play of receiver Jack Jackson seemed to
secure the Gator win, but Auburn would make one last push.
The ending: Down by seven with time winding down, Auburn
quarterback Patrick Nix started a desperation drive utilizing top
receiver Frank Sanders and running back Stephen Davis to keep the chains
moving. Nix threw a jump ball to Sanders for an eight-yard touchdown
with :30 to play for the comeback 36-33 win.
How they ended up: Auburn kept on winning running the streak up
to twenty teams before tying Georgia 23-23. The Tigers closed out the
season with a 21-14 loss to Alabama to finish 9-1-1. Florida bounced
back two weeks later to blow out Georgia 52-14 starting a four-game
winning streak before the classic 31-31 collapse against Florida State.
After winning the SEC title game over Alabama, the Gators lost 23-17 to
the Noles in the Sugar Bowl to finish 10-2-1.
No. 75 Oregon 34 … Oklahoma 33, Sept. 16, 2006
At the time:
was 2-0, but had hardly been impressive. Still trying to jell without
starting quarterback Rhett Bomar, who was suspended in the off-season,
and with an offensive line and secondary that wasn't nearly as good as
it would be at the end of the year, the Sooners were looking for a big
road win to generate a little bit of a national buzz before getting
Texas in a few weeks. Oregon started off 2-0, but struggled to get past
Fresno State the week before.
The setup: Oklahoma apparently had the win in hand thanks to a
brilliant day from Adrian Peterson, who finished with 211 rushing yards
and a score. Oregon was down 33-20, but managed one of its best drives
of the day and got back into the game with just over three minutes to
play on a touchdown run from quarterback Dennis Dixon. And then the
craziness began.
The ending: Down six, Oregon attempted the onside kick. After it
bounced around a bit, the Sooners came up with the ball. However, the ball appeared to hit an
Oregon player before going ten yards and the officials ruled the ball
was going to Oregon, and the Sooner coaching staff had
the play reviewed. The booth officials botched the replay and failed to
reverse the call, causing Bob Stoops and the Sooner coaching staff to go
berserk. Even so, OU still had a shot to come up with a stop and get the
win, but failed to do it as Dixon connected with Brian Paysinger for a
23-yard touchdown with 46 seconds to play. The extra point gave the
Ducks a 34-33 lead, but OU still had time. Reggie Smith took the ensuing
kickoff 55 yards to get into field goal range, but Garrett Hartley, who
had hit four field goals on the day, got his 44-yard attempt blocked to
seal the win for the Ducks.
How they ended up: Oklahoma went nuts. Forgetting that the
defense failed to come up with a final stop and the field goal was
blocked, Stoops, the OU president, and the entire fan base went
ballistic over the missed replay on the onside kick, blaming that for
the loss. The national title hopes were crushed anyway with a loss to
Texas, but the Sooners rebounded to win seven straight games, including
the Big 12 title, before losing to Boise State in an epic Fiesta Bowl.
Oregon blew away Arizona State the following week, but only won three of
its final nine games to finish a disappointing 7-6.
No. 74 Notre Dame 21 ... Michigan State 17,
September 21, 2002
At the time:
Notre Dame
was in the first year of the Ty Willingham era and was enjoying a
tremendous 3-0 start with a 22-0 win over Maryland followed up by a win
over Purdue, on an interception return for a score, and a 25-23 win over
Michigan saved by a broken up two-point conversion attempt. Michigan
State was supposed to be in for a big season under head coach Bobby
Williams, but a stunning 46-22 home loss to Cal put a damper on the 2-1
The setup: All appeared lost for Notre Dame when starting QB
Carlyle Holiday was knocked out with a shoulder injury. Things went from
bad to worse when Spartan star WR Charles Rogers overcame his early case
of the drops to rip apart the Irish secondary in the second half to
finish with seven catches for 175 yards and two touchdowns including a
brilliant 21-yard scoring grab putting MSU up 17-14 late.
The ending: In for Holiday, backup QB Pat Dillingham was trying
to get the Irish in a position for a game-tying field goal, but he got a
whole bunch more as Arnaz Battle took a short pass 60 yards for a
touchdown with 1:15 to play. The Irish sealed it with a Gerome Sapp
interception on a Hail Mary attempt to Rogers.
How they ended up: The Spartan season imploded with issues with
QB Jeff Smoker and the eventual firing of Williams after only winning
two of the final eight games. Notre Dame kept up the magic for a few
more weeks for an 8-0 start before losing 14-7 to Boston College. With a
10-1 record, the Irish got blasted 44-13 to USC before losing 28-6 to NC
State in the Gator Bowl.
No. 73 Washington 42 ... Arizona State 38,
September 5, 1998
At the time:
It was the
season-opener for each team. Washington was coming off an Aloha Bowl
winning season and Arizona State was pumped up after a strong 9-3 1997
The setup: The two offenses traded shot after shot with QB Brock
Huard throwing three touchdown passes on the way to a 35-28 Washington
lead going into the fourth quarter. ASU bounced back with a field goal
before a fantastic J.R. Redmond punt return set up a touchdown pass to
Tariq McDonald for a 38-35 Sun Devil lead with two minutes to play.
Washington was able to get the ball to midfield with just over a minute
to play, but a fumbled pitch meant a 14-yard loss and 4th and 17 from
the UW 37 as time was running out.
The ending: With half a minute remaining and the clock ticking,
Huard audibled at the line checking into the perfect play call finding
tight end Reggie Davis in stride on a post pattern. Sprinting to the end
zone, Davis was caught by ASU defensive star Mitchell Freedman at around
the ten. Instead of going for the tackle, Freedman went for the strip
and Davis rumbled into the end zone for a 63-yard touchdown. The Sun
Devils were able to scramble to the Washington 40, but the Hail Mary
attempt didn't work as time ran out.
How they ended up: Arizona State never recovered finishing 5-6.
Washington beat BYU the following week and got off to a 5-2 start, but a
three game losing streak and a 45-25 Oahu Bowl loss to Air Force meant a
6-6 record and the end of the Jim Lambright era.
No. 72 Colorado 10 ... Notre Dame 9, Orange Bowl January 1, 1991
At the time:
Colorado was playing for the national title in the 1991
Orange Bowl coming in on a nine-game winning streak helped by the
infamous "fifth-down" win over Missouri and a few other close calls.
Notre Dame had a bit of a letdown year (considering it had national
title hopes) going 9-2 losing to Stanford and Penn State. The year
before in the 1990 Orange Bowl, the Irish ruined Colorado's title dreams
with a 21-6 win.
The setup: Notre Dame took a 6-3 lead on a Ricky Watters
touchdown run, but the blocked extra point attempt allowed Colorado to
eventually take the 10-9 lead on a one yard Eric Bienemy touchdown run
and a successful extra point. Clinging to the slimmest of leads, CU had
to punt from midfield with just over a minute to play. Awaiting the kick
was the nation's most exciting player: Rocket Ismail.
The ending: No one expected Ismail to actually return the kick,
but Colorado punter Tom Rouen was instructed to not kick it out of
bounds for fear of a short Irish drive for a game-winning field goal.
Instead, Ismail fielded it inside his own ten and darted up the field.
As he blew past the Buffalo defenders and up the right side, it appeared
he was going to come up with the most dramatic kick return in college
football history and forever make CU head coach Bill McCartney look like
the goat for his decision to allow the return. CU's Tim James was
trailing and had a desperate chance at making a last-ditch play, but he
was blocked by Notre Dame's Greg Lane while Ismail was gone for a
91-yard return. Flag. Lane was nailed with a clipping call that has
forever been called into question. Even so, it didn't diminish the drama
of Ismail's return. Notre Dame wasn't able to do anything with the ball
on its final drive.
How they ended up: Colorado won a share of the 1990 national
title along with Georgia Tech finishing 11-1-1. Notre Dame finished 9-3.
Ismail left college early to go off to the CFL's Toronto Argonauts.
No. 71 Michigan 35 ... Alabama 34,
Orange Bowl, January 1, 2000
At the time:
Michigan had a fantastic season winning the first five
games before losing nail-biters to Michigan State and Illinois. Those
two losses allowed Wisconsin to go to the Rose Bowl, while the
Wolverines won their final four games to finish 9-2 earning a berth in
the Orange Bowl. Alabama overcame a shocking 29-28 early season loss to
Louisiana Tech to come up with an equally stunning 40-39 win over
Florida for a 9-2 record and an SEC West title. A rematch win over
Florida in the SEC championship put the Tide in the Sugar.
The setup: Shaun Alexander scored three touchdowns for Alabama
and David Terrell caught three touchdown passes for the Wolverines in a
fun shootout. With the score tied at 28, Michigan was in range for a
game-winning field goal as time was running out.
The ending: Michigan kicker Hayden Epstein's 36-yard game-winning
field goal try was blocked to force overtime. In OT, Wolverine QB Tom
Brady threw a 25-yard touchdown pass to Shawn Thompson on the first
play. Epstein hit the extra point. Alabama answered with a 21-yard
touchdown pass to Antonio Carter. All the Tide needed was the extra
point to force another overtime, but kicker Ryan Pflunger missed wide
How they ended up: Michigan finished the year ranked fourth in
the AP and sixth in the Coaches' poll. Alabama finished eighth in the AP
Poll and tenth in the Coaches'.
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Sophomore Travis Cain ran a 28:19 placing him third
NANTICOKE, Pa. – Freshman Jake Shedden (Canton) placed first as the Pennsylvania College of Technology men's cross country team won the Penn College/Luzerne County Community College Invitational Saturday. Senior Tamara Pavlov (Lewisburg) was the runner up for the women with a time of 19:56.
Freshman Shannon Abercrombie placed sixth running 21:22.
For the men, sophomore Travis Cain (Bloomsburg) came in third running 28:19 while junior Seth Beckman (Linden) was fifth running 28:51.
Rounding out the top 20 finishers for the men was junior Corvin Oberholtzer (Wellsboro) at 12th (30:01) and freshman Ed Knyff (Ocean Gate, N.J.) at 16th (30:39).
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The Andean Tribunal of Justice (ATJ) is a copy of the European Court of Justice (ECJ), and the third most active international court. This article reviews our findings based on an original coding of all ATJ preliminary rulings from 1984 to 2007, and over forty interviews in the region. We then compare Andean and European jurisprudence in three key areas: whether the tribunals treat the founding integration treaties as constitutions for their respective communities, whether the ATJ and ECJ have implied powers for community institutions that are not expressly enumerated in the founding treaties, and how the tribunals conceive of the relationship between community law and other international agreements that are binding on the Member States.
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"The handling of detainee issues is going to be a huge, huge issue in the period ahead," said Marc A. Thiessen, a former speechwriter for Mr. Bush.
"For six years," Mr. Thiessen added, "the left has had a field day with this, running around saying we tortured people and comparing us to the Spanish Inquisition." Now, he said, the politics have turned. "It's a huge vulnerability for Obama and the Democrats, and Republicans are starting to gather their courage and talking about this."
His curious grasp of both facts and political history aside, hopefully Thiessen is right. I remember when Karl Rove tried to turn the 2006 election into a referendum on the awesomeness of warrantless surveillance. And I also remember when the GOP ran its most credible candidate for the national-security mantle — by far — for president in 2008. These elections resulted in Democratic landslide victories. Why not run the play again?
Best of all, when the Democrats point out that a GOP platform of torture, endless war, starting bloody unnecessary wars and neglecting to resource necessary ones might not be the greatest way to protect the country, they can point out that classic investigative law-enforcement techniques reap valuable intelligence from terrorists and that success in counterinsurgency requires integrated civilian and military efforts. Canards disproven, the grown-ups can get back to business.


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North High basketball standout Conner Frankamp may be finished with basketball for the summer. Frankamp posted on his twitter account yesterday that he broke a bone in his foot during a AAU basketball in St. Louis.
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Geneva Pearl Clinger, 71, of Ashland, passed away Sunday, Nov. 9, 2013, in Community Hospice Care Center in Ashland.
Geneva was born Sept. 12, 1942, in Clearfield, a daughter of the late Berlin and Garnet Opal Lambert Black.
She was also preceded in death by a son, Larry Joe Daniels, and a sister, Shirlene Black.
Geneva was a member of Rose Hill Baptist Church and worked at the Ashland YMCA for many years. Most of all, Geneva was a loving mother and grandmother. She will be deeply missed by her family and all who knew her.
Survivors include her loving husband, Bill Clinger of Ashland; a son, William H. Daniels Jr. and wife Becky of Knoxville, Tenn.; a brother, Berlin Black Jr. of Clearfield; sisters Darlene Spence and Joyce Caskey, both of Clearfield, Edith Mabry of Dayton, Ohio, and Mary Effersbee of Murfreesboro, Tenn.; grandchildren Madison Elise Daniels and EmmaLee Parker Daniels, both of Knoxville; a stepson and stepdaughter, Stephen Todd Clinger and Amy René Clinger, both of Ashland; and stepgrandchildren Merrick Clinger and Channing William Clinger.
A celebration of her life will be at 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 16, 2013, at South Ashland United Methodist Church. Her son, William Daniels, will deliver words of comfort to those in attendance. Her wish was to be buried in the family cemetery at Clearfield. This will be done at the convenience of the family.
Arrangements have been entrusted to Steen Funeral Home-Central Avenue Chapel in Ashland.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to Community Hospice, 1480 Carter Ave., Ashland, KY 41101.
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PLATTSBURGH — New Legislation has given communities like the City of Plattsburgh a reprieve on replacing inventoried fire hydrants.
The Community Fire Safety Act of 2013 was passed by the U.S. Senate on Wednesday night, and it lifts a requirement that all municipal fire hydrants in stock that contain lead components be eliminated as of Jan. 4, 2014, and replaced with new units.
The law would have meant that the City of Plattsburgh would have had to replace 18 fire hydrants at a cost of between $1,800 and $2,000 each.
The Environmental Protection Agency recently issued its interpretation of the 2011 Reduction of Lead in Drinking Water Act, and it called for fire hydrants to be included due to the very rare occurrence that they are used for drinking water.
But U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer (D-New York) pushed for the new legislation that permanently exempts fire hydrants from the law. The bill unanimously passed the Senate, and a companion bill was approved earlier this month by the House.
"The EPA's sudden mandate to include fire hydrants, which are not a prime source for drinking water, in their reduced-lead standards was a classic case of federal bureaucracy unwisely harming our local communities and their budgets," Schumer said in a statement.
"Thankfully, common sense prevailed, and members from both parties and both houses came together to pass this bill that saves municipalities across New York millions of dollars in costs that would otherwise be flushed away."
"This certainly is good news," City of Plattsburgh Public Works Superintendent Mike Brodi said.
"It's not easy to come up with $36,000 out of the blue, especially when it really is not necessary."
The city has 527 fire hydrants in operation, and Brodi said they replace a few each year as needed.
The Town of Plattsburgh, which also maintains fire hydrants for Beekmantown and Schuyler Falls, does not have a large inventory of reserve hydrants.
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Roger Thompson, the Dr. E. Paul and Frances H. Reiff Professor of Biological Sciences in Psychology, teaches Animal Behavior courses and directs the Primate Laboratory at Franklin & Marshall. From typewriters to word processors, bulky desktop computers to lightweight portables, and now mobile devices like the iPhone and Flip video cameras, Professor Thompson can recall what project he was on when these new technologies were first introduced on the F&M campus. "Technology has just opened up all sorts of avenues for instruction, research, and communication, not only onsite but also offsite," he says.
While technology has had a great impact on how humans learn, the same is true of the capuchin monkeys in his care. In the Psychology department's Primate facility, Professor Thompson and his students are conducting research on how to train primates to use touch screens. Technology is everywhere in the lab, ranging from monitoring the animals 24/7, animals interacting with technology, to using technology in mimicking tropical environments.
Recent projects in the primate laboratory encompassed various technologies on and off campus. The goal was to design programs that allowed team members to communicate and share lab data globally. The solutions: YouTube, Flip Videos, Skype, QuickTime, and a team of savvy minds.
Skype enabled the team to simulate synchronous communication with Dutch animal behavior specialist Sabrina Brando from locations around the world. Flip video cameras facilitated the capture of high definition movies of animal interactions with one another and with the experimenters. QuickTime enabled the use of split screens where the viewer could now see the animal's point of view and the experimenter's point of view simultaneously.
With the team's private YouTube channel, team members can now store, archive, and share their movies with colleagues across the world. Professor Thompson sees this advancement in video technology as a revolution. "It (video advancement) definitely is a revolution, that I've been fortunate to live through and see manifested in what my students can do," Thompson says.
Reflecting on the future with optimism, Professor Thompson believes technology will continue to enhance the teaching and learning experience. However, he cautions that technology shouldn't lead to a loss of direct one-on-one contact that F&M faculty have with their students. "That would be tragic," he says. Nurturing this relationship while balancing technology in the classroom is a wave of the future. A wave Professor Thompson rides so well; he's an innovator and a leader in his field and in technology. As the use of mobile devices sweeps across campus, Thompson is already ahead of the curve. He is a member of a faculty mobile learning pilot project charged with exploring the future of mobile learning at F&M. Sharing and distributing course and research material now becomes a global undertaking with no space and time restrictions.
How will "cloud" computing impact his instruction? How will sharing research across global time zones helps us learn about the capuchins or ourselves? These are more questions Professor Thompson and his students will continue to explore.


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Registration is limited to 48 campers between 8-10 years old. The registration fee is $50 and includes meals, snacks, program materials, and take-home items. Contact the 4-H Department at 717-240-6500 or visit http://extension.psu.edu/cumberland for more information or to register.
This camp is a program of Penn State Cooperative Extension in Cumberland County and Cumberland County 4-H, a non-profit organization developing valuable life skills in our youth. Penn State is committed to affirmative action, equal opportunity, and the diversity of its workforce.
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Taylor Swift has been linked to Harry Styles and Ed Sheeran since her split from Conor Kennedy. However, she might really have her eye on Rupert Grint.
So far most of Taylor's guys have been brunettes—she's dated John Mayer, Joe Jonas, and Jake Gyllenhaal. However, now she's interested in mixing things up a bit by dating a redhead.
According to Contact Music, here's what Taylor said about her love of ravishing redheads: ''I like people with red hair, I would do a ginger."
Notice she said she would "do" a ginger (kinky!).
There were recent rumors that Ed and Taylor could be an item—he did get the title of her album, which just happens to be 'Red,' tattooed on his arm. Taylor and Ed would be quite the team since they're both accomplished songwriters.
However, Taylor Swift might not want to pursue Ed Sheeran since he's BFFs with Harry Styles. If both guys have a thing for T-Swift, she could come between them and ruin their friendship. So instead of talking about how much she loves Ed, she went on to say, "I like Rupert Grint, the guy from the Harry Potter films."
Taylor and Rupert might actually make a cute couple, and dating a former Hogwarts student might inspire Taylor to write some amazing songs about magic.
If they do start dating, then Taylor's next album could be titled 'Red 2.' But instead of being about a breakup, it would be full of love songs about her new ginger boyfriend.
It's kind of shame that Taylor isn't into Ed. Taylor's pal Selena Gomez recently split from Justin Bieber, so Ed and Taylor could have played matchmaker for Selena and the single members of One Direction. It would be pretty crazy to see Ed and Taylor on a double date with Selena Gomez and Harry Styles. Or maybe Selena is more of a Niall Horan fan.
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Friday, March 2 marked the 108th birthday of Theodor Geisel, better known to children and adults the world over as Dr. Seuss. With events such as "Read Across America" week, national attention is focused on the criticality of literacy. At Lewis-Clark Early Childhood Program, literacy is a key part of preparing children for academic success — every day.
Recently Dorlan Hergesheimer, executive director at Lewis-Clark Early Childhood Program, visited the agency's Head Start center at Whitman Elementary in Lewiston. A visitor in the classroom is not out of the ordinary; volunteer support is a central part of the agency's operations. Taking advantage of teacher Kris Dvorak's hospitality, this special volunteer used "circle time" to read to the over a dozen children in the center's afternoon class from Mercer Mayer's "There's a Nightmare in My Closet." The classic tells the story of a young boy with a monster — the "nightmare" — in his closet. At first fearful of the monster, the boy soon befriends the pitiful creature. It's a story of overcoming fears, being kind to others and sharing. The story and its beautiful illustrations have captivated readers since the book's publication in 1968.
For preschool-aged children, still developing literacy skills, a reader can help bring a story to life and enhance one's grasp of alphabetic concepts. Hergesheimer employed a variety of best practices to engage his audience of eager students; interactivity is the key. Questions that invite student interaction spur imagination and plant the seeds of reading comprehension: How would you feel if there was a monster in your closet? Have you ever had a nightmare? Do you know what this word is? What do you think the boy will do next? What would you do if you saw a scary monster in your closet? With those kinds of questions, Hergesheimer invited the children to relate to the material, draw on and build their vocabulary, and analyze the story. Using an expressive voice dramatized the emotions and plot movements of the story, helping it come alive in the minds of his young listeners.
While students are immersed in the world of the story, they are also developing literacy skills. One trick to facilitate reading among children is to move one's finger under the words as they are read aloud. This invites children to make the connections between the sounds of the words and the letters used to make the words. Some preschool-aged children recognize simple words, such as "cat." Pausing over those words and inviting students to identify them helps reinforce their acquisition as vocabulary. Pointing from the word to a picture also helps make a connection. A featured book can become the focus of a series of tied-in activities, such as science and art projects.
During their time in Head Start, children build the foundation of literacy. Most children who have been in the program for two years will enter kindergarten knowing at least 75 percent of their letters, writing their own names, recognizing the names of their peers, and being able to put together simple words. Those skills help students succeed at the level of their peers in kindergarten, an advantage that lasts throughout a student's time in school.
Of course, you don't have to be the executive director to make a difference in a child's life at Lewis-Clark Early Childhood Program. Volunteers are always welcome in the classroom or in other roles around the agency. Interested? Contact us today, and get involved (pdf). Become a part of a child's journey to academic success.


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This weekend the family and I woke up at the crack of dawn to participate in the craziness known as Blue Angels Weekend. Over 100,000 people pile onto our little beach to watch this amazing airshow – but one thing locals know for sure – you better get there early. In our case, it meant a wake up call at 5:15 am. Now, I love my iPhone, but the battery life leaves a little something to be desired. I am sure it has nothing to do with the fact that I am on Facebook and Instagram pretty much 24/7. Either way, normally I am left running back to the car to try to recharge my phone half way through the day so that I can get some clips of the Blues flying. Not this year however. This year I took the Secur Solar Sun Power Bank 6000 to try out. Let me just say, this thing now has a permanent pocket in my beach bag.
The Secur Solar Sun Power Bank 6000 is nice and small – not much bigger than some smartphones I have seen. Its water resistant so I had no worry taking it right down to the beach with me. Even at the end of the day – after most everyone had left – this little thing was still working – having charged up my phone, Mike's phone, and even The Teens phone. It has built in USB and USB micro cables, but also has a place for two USBs to plug in. There is a screen on the front that will tell you how much battery power is left as well.
We took a couple zillion pictures while we were out at the beach – after all I met up with some people that I haven't seen in over 17 years… like this guy:
And tons of pics of our beautiful beach all packed out… with 100,000+ of our closest friends: