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With the new year here and in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, many New Yorkers are reviewing their insurance coverage and making sure they have enough. Many people don't realize that no matter how much insurance you have, certain behaviors can jeopardize your coverage.
Jeff Schneider of Gotham Brokerage Company says it's important to understand the dos and don'ts.
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"A lot of companies now want to be notified," Schneider says. "They didn't in the past. They want to make sure that your contractor has proper insurance, that safety guidelines are being met. And if you don't notify the company, you won't necessarily void a claim, but you may find yourself paying a higher deductible in the event that something happens."
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2012 DMCI HOMES Midrise Resort Condo In Paranaque City
Siena Park Residences, a medium-density condominium village, sets the perfect dwelling for young growing families who aspire for an upgraded lifestyle away from the congested city highways yet providing easy access to these main roads that lead to business districts and places of work.
- Tropical Resort inspired
Siena Park Residences offers a tropical resort-themed community that provides a relaxing harbor for its residents after a long day at work through its soothing resort-like amenities and verdant landscaping. This can be noticed upon entering the village from the carriageway that creates the grand arrival experience. - Invigorating Recreational Amenities and Facilities
Siena Park Residences gives priority to a well-balanced life for its residents. Village amenities and facilities address each family member's need for relaxation and invigoration. Many facilities support active lifestyle, and some featured amenities address need for recreation. - Worry-free Living
Residents of Siena Park Residences are guaranteed to have a secured community life as committed by the Property Management Office. 24/7 security personnel and an electrified perimeter fence will ensure the safety of the village and its residents. Moreover, the entire property will have electrified perimeter fence. Appreciation of property value can also be guaranteed as the PMO takes care of the upkeep of the common areas. - DMCI Homes Efficient Building Lay-outs and High-Standard Quality
At DMCI Homes, residents are ensured of space and natural home-setting even inside the building. It is only in DMCI Homes that hallways are single-loaded, and has garden atriums centrally located at the ground floor level. Here, residents are assured of fresh flowing air, and natural lighting.
DMCI Homes spent decades honing their craft, perfecting the formula to creating well-balanced homes and communities all over Metro Manila.
ituated in the quiet side of West Service Road, Bicutan, Paranaque, Siena Park Residences gets the location advantage of being situated in a tranquil enclave.
Bounded by establishments and existing subdivisions such as Marimar Village I and II, it offers easy access to main roads such as West Service Road, Skyway, and South Luzon Expressway that gives you the convenience of going to business districts like Makati, Bonifacio Global City, and Alabang in just a short time travel. This exclusive condominium village also provides the comfort of having your needs within easy reach as it is in near proximity to various malls, hospitals, schools, and airports.
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Take EDSA hi-way south bound route, upon reaching Magallanes Interchange flyover, follow lane going to Nichols/SLEX. Drive straight and exit at the Merville tollgate / West Service Road. Drive straight towards Bicutan, Siena Park Residences gate is beside Toyota Bicutan Showroom. - From C5
Take C5 south bound route, climb C5 flyover going to SLEX southbound, then Exit to Bicutan, detour at SM Bicutan going to West Service road north bound, drive few meters turn left upon reaching Toyota Bicutan Showroom.
Siena Park Residences is nestled within a 3.1 hectare property consisting of 11 modern tropical inspired, 5-storey medium-rise buildings wherein clubhouse and other amenities centrally located.
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The development adapts modern tropical architectural building that creates a warm setting that adds to the tranquil ambience of the village. Lower ground parking is available in each building.
DMCI Homes veered away from typical cold corridors, and debuted open hallways that lead to the well-lit and ventilated Atrium Garden for healthier wide-open feel within each building.
Also, each unit in Siena Park Residences has its own balcony, plus service areas located at the roof deck that can be used as laundry cages, or even storage area.
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Taking cue from the customer need for space, every unit at Siena Park Residences has been designed with a wide-open balcony, and service area located at the roof deck.
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- Clubhouse
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- Children's playground
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- Basketball Court/Playcourt
- Shower Area
- Gazebo/Cabana
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- Lounge area
- Function Hall
- Fitness gym
- Game room
- Bar area
- Function rooms
- Entertainment room
- 24-hour security
- Main Entrance Gate Click here to view
- Perimeter fence
- Laundry Station
- Water station
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DMCI Homes is the country's premier triple A builder-developer that brings serviced, themed communities within reach of urban families who once had limited residential options, but still aspire to achieve a comfortable, enriching quality of life proximate to their place of interest.
In so doing, we are committed…to ensure customer satisfaction, to achieve a sustainable growth on our shareholders' investment, to maintain a mutually beneficial relationship with our partners in the business, to care for the environment we work in, to promote the growth of our people…while building an organization that espouses Integrity, Excellence and Interdependence.Our Values
All our actions are guided by what is ethical, fair, and right. Believing in profit with honor, we are committed to good governance and the highest moral standards.EXCELLENCE
In even the smallest of details, we reject mediocrity and strive for excellence.INTERDEPENDENCE
With unity in purpose and mutual trust and respect for each other, we work toward shared aspirations and transcend boundaries along functional and organizational lines.CUSTOMER ORIENTATION
Our goal is to delight and please our customers. Thus, all activities and programs we undertake result in innovative projects and in the enhancement of productivity and quality.David M. Consunji was a young concrete inspector when he learned the important elements of construction: proper planning, in-depth and thorough preparation, meticulous implementation, and precise system framework.
Armed with these insights and equipped with his Civil Engineering degree from the University of the Philippines, David M. Consunji built his own contracting company.D.M. Consunji, Incorporated (DMCI) was founded on December 24, 1954 in a small room in Pandacan, Manila, with the vision of building for a generation of Filipinos.DMCI began by constructing chicken houses for the Bureau of Animal Industry. From this, DMCI earned a reputation for on-time delivery and quality work. Since then, major projects such as the Tacloban Coca-Cola Plant and the Bacnotan Cement Plant were awarded to the company.BUILDING TRUSTThrough continuing research, DMCI became a pioneer in several advanced construction application technology in the Philippines. Taking this into account, DMCI enjoys the patronage of both new and repeat institutional clients whose businesses have benefited from DMCI's on-or-ahead-of-schedule completion philosophy.The hundreds of landmark infrastructures constructed by DMCI symbolize the expertise and professionalism of the Filipino engineer. Some of the landmark infrastructures that DMCI built include:
- Mactan Shangri-La Hotel (Mactan, Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu)
- Makati Shangri-la (Makati City)
- Shangri-la Resorts & Spa Boracay (Malay, Aklan)
- Manila Hotel (Rizal Park, Manila)
- The Westin Philippine Plaza/Sofitel (CCP Complex, Roxas Boulevard, Manila)
- Cultural Center of the Philippines (Roxas Boulevard, Manila)
- Ayala Tower One (Makati City)
- The New Istana Palace (Sultan's Palace, Brunei, Darussalam)
- The Asian Hospital (Filinvest Corporate City, Muntinlupa)
- The Manila Doctor's Hospital (UN Avenue, Manila)
It has successfully completed over 500 projects to date. These landmark infrastructures symbolize the expertise and professionalism of the Filipino engineer.Click here to view selected projects.Download PDF (320 kb)Requires Adobe ReaderBREAKING NEW GROUNDIn 1999, DMCI spun off its housing division, DMCI Homes, with the aim to build condominiums and house and lots. It began with Lake View Manors (1999), followed by more innovations with Hampstead Gardens(2001). Beginning 2003, DMCI Homes became bolder and built East Ortigas Mansions, adding more amenities and facilities for its residents. Villa Alegre Homes and Mayfield Park followed in 2004 with more improvements, which include the installation of elevators at Mayfield Park. As more projects were developed, DMCI Homes as an organization also grew.In a span of a little over a decade, DMCI Homes has built the most comfortable, resort-type communities for urban dwellers, and continues to do so. Whether they are situated in Quezon City, Taguig City, Mandaluyong City, Pasig City, or Paranaque City, each of the DMCI Homes developments have been built with resort-type amenities and facilities, which include wide open space all around the housing structures, gardens with Koi ponds, rows of trees, and thick foliage.DMCI Homes' rapid growth can be attributed to its thrust to continuously delight its customers. It will continue to create urban and destination housing at price ranges that are within comfortable reach of the average Filipino family.View DMCI Holdings, Inc. Group of Companies.Download PDF (164 kb)Requires Adobe ReaderThese 7 distinct features of a DMCI Homes residential community will make you want to move in—immediately.
MODERN IN-CITY LIVINGDMCI Homes residential communities are located in close proximity to major business and commercial centers of Makati, Ortigas, and the Bonifacio Global City, letting you enjoy modern living at its best. Strategically situated within the vicinity of malls, schools, hospitals, and government offices, DMCI Homes' residential communities make living hassle-free and convenient. DMCI Homes residential communities are easily accessible by public transportation.MEDIUM DENSITY DEVELOPMENTBuilt to contain only a limited number of housing units for residents, all DMCI Homes communities are exclusive. The medium-rise condominium buildings have single loaded corridors that open up to a garden space or an atrium instead of a neighboring door. This feature allows the unobstructed entry of natural lighting, constant ventilation, and optimum privacy. All DMCI Homes communities are also designed to maintain a 60:40 footprint-to-building space ratio that leaves ample room for gardens and more open areas.RESORT LIVINGDMCI Homes communities are equipped with complete resort amenities that include:
- A clubhouse with function rooms, a bar, KTV room, and view deck
- Adult and kiddie swimming pools
- Basketball and badminton courts
- Well-landscaped open areas, parks, and playground
- Jogging and biking paths
THEMED DEVELOPMENTDMCI Homes residential communities are created with distinct architectural design concepts that show first class development features. Choose from Asian, Mediterranean, and Modern Contemporary styled communities.WORRY-FREE LIVINGDMCI Homes ensures that you continue to experience the quality service they provide, even after turnover. A Property Management Group composed of seasoned professionals handles the upkeep of DMCI Homes developments and as well as the day-to-day concerns of its homeowners. Among other things, the group is tasked to oversee:
- Initial orientation for the condominium owner upon turnover
- Assistance for application of basic utilities such as telephone and Meralco power. The owner does not have to go to the agency branches. The PMO will be the one to forward documents to the respective agency.
- Maintenance and assistance on minor works, such as the installation of air-conditioning and curtains, dealing with clogged drains, etc.
- Serves as an information center for the project, e.g., information on units and important areas within the vicinity.
- Assistance on transactions concerning the developer, including following up documents
- Community events such as sports fests, family day, Halloween treats, Christmas party, etc.
You are also able to enjoy the perks of living in a DMCI Homes community. Modern-day facilities that are standard features in the developments and which contribute to a more convenient lifestyle include:
- 24-hour security service
- Gated entrance and perimeter fence
- Overhead water tank, deep well, and underground cistern
- Covered bridge way connecting the residential building to the car park
- Individual drying area at the roof deck
- Provision for CATV and telephone lines
QUALITY WORKMANSHIPExpect efficient floor plans and high-quality structures with first-rate construction techniques in the development of all DMCI Homes projects, owing to its mother company DMCI's 50-year commendable track record in the construction industry.DMCI Homes also provides one (1) year quality warranty that covers repairs, free of charge, on any workmanship defects of the unit. Fast and reliable, the company's construction of the residential buildings and turnover of units are within 6 to 12 months only.READY FOR OCCUPANCY AND MOVE-IN POLICYFor as low as 20% down payment for mid-rise or 30% down payment for high-rise, a homebuyer may immediately move into his or her unit and enjoy the privileges of living in a DMCI Homes residential community, provided his or her unit is completed. Without the long wait, take pleasure in a resort living ambience right within your own backyard, or realize your condo unit's earning potential sooner than you expected.The Hero of the Underserved: the DMCI Brand Story
He was a builder. His father was a builder. His kin were architects, contractors, builders, and planners. He was born among a throng of baby boomers in the prosperous 60s, in a noisy city poised for world-class ascendance. He was at home in a world of hardhats and sweat, with the rumble of earthmovers and the clang of steel girders. And he marveled at how this grit and daily labor transformed the city landscape.The Builder and his father took great pride in the towers of chrome and glass that reflected the city's famous sunset… the multi-storey edifices that housed multinational offices... the monuments to modern-day life that became a second home to the employees.Business and commerce grew. More people came to work, and the city began to choke on the sheer number of workers that trooped in each day. One of them was Alfonso.Inspired by AlfonsoWith a wife and a baby on the way, the cost of living in the city became prohibitive for Alfonso. Far beyond the city boundaries, other builders began to develop sprawling neighborhoods of cookie-cutter houses on doily-sized lots. They're pretty but too cramped (for a growing family) and too far out of the city center.The middle-class man became a stressed out man-in-the-middle, faced with no choice but to take the long daily commute--or pay big city prices. There was no middle ground. "Pagod ka na papunta sa trabaho, pagod ka pa pag-uwi…""Alfonso deserves better," the Builder remarked. "He deserves a real home, accessible to his work… a cocoon of good living."The Builder saw land on the edge of the city--and bought it. SOMEDAY, he knew, this fringe would be part of the metropolis. This, he dedicated to Alfonso, the underserved middle manager--his needs, his family's needs, his realities, and his dreams.The Builder had friends who shared his passion for building and who possessed the expertise to make things happen. With knowledge gained from building skyscrapers, the Builder and friends built mid-rise havens that Alfonso could call home.He used the best materials and fine finishing, and sold these at Alfonso-friendly prices.Expanding the VisionMore Alfonsos came to stay. And the Builder and friends visited them every week, asking how they could make "home" more comfortable. See, the Builder was an experimental sort--and would innovate and iterate according to the wishes of Alfonso and his people. It sometimes drove his partners crazy, and these ever-changing plans often forced them to work late into the night. But when they built it and saw the vision come to life, they were thankful for the challenge that made them all better builders!The Builder loved his motley crew, and often said "Not one of us is better than all of us!"Other people--architects, builders, engineers, salesmen, contractors--happily joined the Builder! The team came to be known as The Heroes of the Underserved.Alfonso and his people were a neighborly group. They thrived on social encounters and they valued friendships highly. So the intrepid team built neighborhoods with clubhouses where people would converge to party or to simply lounge around. They put up playgrounds and dug swimming pools; they incorporated parks and greenery. They built a world close to, or within, the city where children played and families found respite from the urban jungle.Because no one should feel that he has compromised on his home. No, not even Alfonso.Alfonso and his people were a neighborly group. They thrived on social encounters and they put high value on friendships. So the intrepid team built neighborhoods with clubhouses where people would converge to party or to simply lounge around. They put up playgrounds and dug swimming pools. They incorporated parks and greenery. They built a world close to or within the city where children played and families found respite from the urban jungle.Because no one should feel that he has compromised on his home. No, not even Alfonso.The Daily Challenge
More Alfonsos came, inquiring about possible homes. So the Builder and his team built faster… and faster… barely aware that an enemy was rising within: the twin destroyers known as Complacency and Carelessness.They are formidable enemies, said the Builder. They can make themselves invisible. They hide inside people who seem to be working, but whose hearts are not for Alfonso and the people they serve. They are enemies whose loyalties are not to the team.The enemy can take shortcuts and call it expediency. It can lead the team into the rut of mindless repetition of projects. The enemy ignores Alfonso and his needs.The enemy is the spirit of underservice. This, our heroes must fight everyday.Moving Closer to the City of Tomorrow As long as there are people like Alfonso, as long as people must go to the cities for their livelihood, Heroes of the Underserved continue to build cocoons of affordable comfort and serve Alfonso in the most personable, remarkable ways.In some secret cavern, our heroes keep the blueprint of a dream: a city of tomorrow--a place where a more prosperous Alfonso shall live and work. Our heroes dream of a 50-storey tower with a view of the bay and mountains beyond. They dream of the easy flow of traffic and a causeway that gets Alfonso to the old city in a matter of minutes. The finest of leisure, entertainment, working spaces, and family havens are in one accessible site. For Alfonso…the city of tomorrow is a place NEVER out of reach.Principal Officers
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PHILADELPHIA The Flyers had just played a poor third period and half of a nervous overtime and were in danger of ending a homestand on a two-game losing streak when, there it was, the sign.
Danny Briere was alone, with the puck, with plenty of open ice.
Yeah, Briere said. I heard it.
What he heard was genuine. What he heard was unscripted, even in a Wells Fargo Center where so many emotions are electronically prompted. What he heard was a tribute to him, his career, his abilities. What he heard was the sound of 19,691 declaring victory, even with the game still tied.
I looked up and it was a one-on-one, Briere said. And I also had a good feeling. I got excited for a few seconds.
Its not every player and its surely too few Flyers this season who would receive an ovation, in that spot, simply for having the puck. But its not every player who has Brieres comfort at the big moment, in the playoffs, in an overtime, with a team gurgling and begging for a rescue.
Keith Primeau used to rate that treatment. The Legion of Doom line could generate such anticipation. Rick MacLeish, maybe, back in time. But while others might be met with indifference as they enter the essential batters box, Briere has earned that expectation of the tape-measure home run.
So there he was, at the blue line. And a crowd, by then a touch numb, would scream appreciation, fully expecting that the next two sounds would be a foghorn and the revelation of the three stars.
Foghorn, it was.
Three stars, it was.
Thanks for coming, everybody and buy something on the way out, it was.
I looked back and I saw Kurtis (Foster) jumping into the play, Briere said. I am not sure if it was a defenseman or a forward backchecking. I thought we could make something happen by cutting to the middle.
Briere cut inside, shot on Cam Ward, heard one clank and perhaps the hint of another, saw the puck deflect off the south side of Wards hip pads and called it a night. Flyers 4, Carolina Hurricanes 3.
And even if there were an odd geometry to it, the game-winning shot was paid for with earlier disappointments.Both the Flyers and Hurricanes had multiple well-executed chances slide just wide. Keep working, keep shooting, keep anticipating in a hockey work-ethic sort of way.
But thats why a Briere can be so vital to a team already in some distress. He is a player for the moment, one with 27 goals in his last 45 playoff games, one who had 30 points in 23 postseason games when the Flyers pushed into the 2010 Stanley Cup Finals. For on a day when he hadnt supplied much else of highlight-quality, it took him seconds to turn what would have been an ultimately disappointing homestand into one that could redefine the Flyers season.
Yeah, hes got a great shot and he is using it at the right time, said Jakub Voracek, whod scored the third Flyers goal. He has even said that he doesnt have to be seen much all game long. But he is that kind of player who will step up at the right time. And thats why hes special.
The goal was Brieres second in eight games, the start to his season having been delayed by a broken wrist, not just busted players-owners talks. But the Flyers could not risk entering a six-game road trip with consecutive home losses, even if they would have been of the overtime variety. The fans knew that. So when No. 48 took the puck, they exhaled.
And even if Briere didnt score, the tribute would have been real, and earned. And it would have been provided the next time he was in that spot.
I think our crowd is amazing at that, sensing when good things are about to happen, he said. It was definitely a good feeling.
They saw Danny Briere, with the puck, and with a chance to win.
They didnt need much more to know how their day would end.


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9:00am Wednesday 16th May 2012 in Oxford United
Michael Duberry has reassured Oxford United fans of his commitment to the club following rumours the defender was poised to retire or look for a move elsewhere.
And he is set to line up in pre- season alongside Deane Smalley, who has returned to the U's determined to put a forgettable first year with the club behind him.
Speculation that Duberry was on his way out of the club was sparked by the veteran centre back's actions on the final day of the season.
The former Chelsea and Leeds United player lingered on the pitch at Port Vale to applaud the travelling supporters and gave his boots away to fans.
It was seen by some as a farewell, but the 36-year-old, who made 37 appearances for the U's this season, made it clear on Twitter he intended to see out the second year of his deal.
Immediately after the Vale game, he tweeted: "Why does everyone seem to think I am not coming next season?? Not retiring! I am and raring to go!! #OUFC."
He repeated the sentiment this week: "To the many #OUFC tweople out there, I am staying at the club for another season. I will be wearing a #YellowandBlue shirt next year."
While the news about the influential defender will be welcomed by United's fans, they may reserve judgement over Smalley.
The U's fought off competition from several other clubs to sign the forward last summer, but he failed to live up to expectations.
After two goals in 26 appearances, the 23-year-old was loaned out to Bradford City in January.
But United boss Chris Wilder is hopeful Smalley can recapture the form which saw him play a key role in Chesterfield's League Two title-winning side in the 2010/11 season.
"Deane must do better and he knows that," the manager said.
"The boy wants to come back, we've kept in contact with him and he knows he's not done himself justice.
"I think he owes himself and he owes me, because I put my trust in him.
"When you're forward it's so important to get off the mark early and I'm sure he can kick on and show everybody what he's capable of."
Meanwhile, U's midfielder Asa Hall has completed his move to Shrewsbury.


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TROY — A forecast of inclement weather didn't deter many from attending the Uptown Troy Community Harvest Festival to help out those in need.
Several hundred people braved the chilly conditions, which included a cold rain and later snow showers, to attend the event, which benefited local victims from the mudslides created by Hurricane Irene as well as city food pantries.
In a carnival-like atmosphere, the festival offered "a free day of family fun" for the community with children's activities as well as music and food, at the second annual event, which was held at the Ross Technology Park.
Assisting out those in need is "the main reason for doing this in the first place," said Juan Aviles of JAV Airbrushing in Troy, who provided raffle prizes for the festival. "It's real critical and an event such as this today just shows how the city of Troy cares about its hurricane victims. … In all honesty, I wouldn't have done it today with this weather if it hadn't been for a cause."
The festival, which was made possible by a $10,000 grant awarded from Pepsi Refresh Everything, was held in cooperation with Ross Enterprises, ARC of Rensselaer County and the Missing Link Street Ministry.
"It's our second year for the festival and now we hope we can make it a regular event," said festival organizer Peggy Kownack, a Troy native and resident who worked to secure the grant to allow the event to be possible.
Proceeds from the festival's raffle sales will benefit landslide victims, including three residences and one business on Brunswick Road, which suffered property losses in the wake of the hurricane, then Tropical Storm Irene; as well as several food pantries in the city.
"The mudslide victims didn't get any support because they didn't qualify for FEMA (funds) because it wasn't part of the flooding," said Kownack, known as "The Dart Lady" for her work in the community including the founding of The Uptown Initiative. "It was a different event. So we're going to donate to the three families who lost everything here in Troy. And we're going to take some of the funds raised to local food pantries."
ARC of Rensselaer County also helped coordinate the event's volunteers while Missing Link Street Ministry, led by Rev. Willie Bacote, provided and grilled burgers and hot dogs.
"This has never been a very big money maker," Kownack said of the festival. "We just want to show them that somebody cares and we're here for you," she said. "You're our neighbors and even though you're on the East Side and we're up here in North Central, we're all in this together and we take care of each other so life can be a better place." Continued...
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Musical entertainment was provided by Tom Techman of Troy and the rock band Silversyde.
"We have a great time playing all venues, especially those that have purpose and meaning behind them such as charity events," said Laura Jones a Troy resident and a member of Silversyde. "We believe in finding the best in the worst of circumstances. We're driven and we're passionate about helping out in the community and building together and really finding hope."
Added Kownack: "In conjunction with the Community Harvest Festival, we were also able to bring in Dr. Steven Elisha and his Mr. Cello stories and make that available to students in the Troy schools," Kownack added. "He wasn't able to play here today because of the colder weather, but he'll be performing Monday at School 2, at Knickerbacker Middle School and at Troy Prep."
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"This is what it's really about, it's about the community coming out, supporting each other and having a good time," Kownack said. "We feel that this benefits the community as a whole," Kownack concluded.
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FAIRVIEW VILLAGE Sometimes its better to pontificate than illustrate.
Thats the approach Rick Pennypacker and his assistants took during intermission of Saturday afternoons Pioneer Athletic Conference game at Methacton.
The unbeaten (and thus far barely touchable) Falcons were a listless and punchless bunch in the first half. Except for one big play Mark Dukes 56-yard touchdown run they struggled on offense. For the first time this season, their first-team defense was scored on.
And, believe it or not, they trailed at halftime, 14-7.
At the break, neither Pennypacker nor anyone else on his staff scribbled a thing on the board, didnt adjust or alter the game plan one bit ... but they sure had something to say.
The Falcons listened, then responded with three unanswered scores in the second half for a 27-14 win to retain their share of the PAC-10 lead with Perkiomen Valley.
We peeled some paint off the walls, Pennypacker said of their barking at the break. Our kids heard from every coach. We did nothing. We didnt make any adjustments. We didnt write any Xs or Os on the board. We just challenged their character.
Pottsgrove (5-0, 6-0 overall) took the second-half kickoff and put together a meticulous 16-play, 80-yard drive that took 7:50 to complete. Dukes went up inside from four yards out to get his team back to even at 14-14. Then, after Michael Fowlers interception thwarted Methactons ensuing possession, Pottsgrove was back at it again. This time it took 10 plays to cover 80 yards, with quarterback Tory Hudgins accounting for the final 12 that gave Pottsgrove its first lead of the game, 21-14, with 6:13 remaining in the game.
That would actually be enough because Methacton gained exactly zero net yards in its final two possessions, and Pottsgrove took advantage of a five-yard, wind-blown shank of a punt in between them to set up Hudgins second score a four-yard run with only 2:47 left.
We just got back to the basics, said Hudgins, who carried 19 times for 93 yards in support of Dukes 16 carries, 127 yards and two scores. In the first half our heads just werent in the game. We knew Methacton was a good team, but we were just lackadaisical in that first half. We just werent ready.
Methacton came ready to play, and I think we did, too. But we didnt match their intensity until the second half. We executed in the first half, but we played Pottsgrove football in the second half. Overall, the whole team stepped up in the second half.
In the nick of time.
The Warriors (2-3, 2-4 overall) sure were ready at the outset. They took the opening kickoff and marched 60 yards getting help when Pottsgrove jumped offsides in a fourth-and-two situation getting on the board when Brandon Bossard hit Dillon Alderfer on a 19-yard slant for a touchdown 3:58 in. After Akeem Wolcott picked off a Hudgins pass three plays later, they seemed to be on their way to another score before a sack and offensive interference penalty halted the drive.
Dukes took off on his 56-yarder with 17 seconds left in the opening quarter to get Pottsgrove back to even. However, it only took Methacton two snaps to take the lead back as Bossard found Cooper Given on a 77-yard bomb to create the 14-7 advantage.
But the Warriors, who were without center Mike McGoldrick (injury), were no match for the Falcons from that point on.
(Pottsgrove) opened up that second half and did what theyre typically known for running the ball, said Methacton head coach Paul Lepre. To a degree, they wore some of our guys down.
It certainly was frustrating. Pottsgrove is a team weve yet to beat since weve joined the (PAC-10). Last year we lost by two (points) up there, and today it was a one-touchdown game until the end. It was close, but...
But a game of two halves.
Methacton, which got 72 yards rushing and 121 yards passing from Bossard, had over 200 yards of offense in the first half ... and just 38 yards overall in the second half. Pottsgrove had only 113 yards in the first half ... but moved the chains 13 times for 187 yards in the second half.
Adversity hit us, so we knew we had to step it up in the second half, Hudgins said.
We knew coming in this was a trap game, added Pennpacker. Our kids were coming off a big win (over previously unbeaten Spring-Ford) and they were out of their routine playing on a Saturday afternoon.
Our kids needed to be tested, though. Now theyre realize you cant take anyone lightly. And all the credit goes to Methacton, because they came out in the first half and took it to us. Our kids needed a game like this. Were just fortunate they responded.
Patrick Finn and Riley Michaels were credited with sacks for Pottsgrove, which got a team-high 12 tackles from Jeff Adams and nine more from Zach Birch. ... In addition to Wolcott, Given had an interception for Methacton. ... The Falcons secondary Fowler, Qwhadir Miller, Jalen Mayes and Michaels had a second straight solid showing as Bossard (6 of 21) found little space between himself and his receivers to throw into. ... Pottsgrove starter Marquis Barefield reportedly fractured his collarbone in the first half and may be lost for the season.


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Located in the heart of the popular White Mountain National Forest. Franconia Notch is a spectacular mountain pass traversed by a unique parkway which extends from the Flume Gorge at the south to Echo Lake at the north. For eight miles, I-93 winds between the high peaks of the Kinsman and Franconia mountain ranges.
Franconia Notch was the home of the famous Old Man of the Mountain, the same "Great Stone Face" immortalized by Nathaniel Hawthorne and Daniel Webster.
While you are here, stop at the Flume Gorge Visitor Center and walk through the renowned Flume Gorge, ride the exciting aerial tramway at Cannon Mountain, and visit the New England Ski Museum. Take your time, stop for a swim at Echo Lake, net a trout while fly fishing at Profile Lake, ride your bike on the Recreational Trail, watch for rock climbers, hawks, and falcons on Cannon Cliffs, or hike on the Appalachian Trail. Bring the family, stay awhile, and enjoy Franconia Notch State Park.
Activities: Camping, swimming, hiking, picnicking, fishing, boating, biking, skiing/snowboarding, cross country skiing, snowmobiling
The beautiful waterfall at the Basin, has at its base, a granite pothole 20 feet in diameter. It is believed to have been eroded 15,000 years ago while the North American ice sheet was melting. It has been smoothed by small stones and sand whirled around by the Pemigewasset River. Below the Basin is a water-eroded rock formation called the Old Man's foot.
Cannon's 80-passenger aerial tramway quickly ascends 2,022' over a horizontal distance of more than a mile whisking you above the timberline to the 4,200-foot summit for spectacular views of the White Mountains, into Maine, Vermont and even Canada. Walking trails leave from the summit station to an observation tower with panoramic views of the valleys and mountains. Cafeterias and The New England Ski Museum. For winter activities at Cannon, visit our Winter Fun section.
Echo Lake Beach & Cannon Mountain RV Park
Beautiful Echo Lake, at an elevation of 1,931 feet, offers swimming, fishing, and small boat access, as well as views of Mt. Lafayette and Cannon Mountain. In a different watershed from Profile Lake, its waters flow westerly toward the Connecticut River.
A natural chasm takes visitors from the Flume Visitor Center on wide gravel paths and wooden walkways through covered bridges, past waterfalls and through the 800-foot long gorge with its sheer 90-foot walls. Scenic pools, glacial boulders, and mountain views. Free 15-minute movie at the Information Center provides an introduction to Franconia Notch State Park.
Lafayette Campground
98 sites, showers. Camp store. Excellent hiking, biking base with easy access to Appalachian Trail and nine-mile paved bike path.
The Museum houses the most extensive collection of historical ski equipment, clothing, film, photographs, literature, and artwork in the East. The extensive archive is renowned by scholars and historians across the country. The New England Ski Museum is officially recognized by the United States Ski Association as a Regional Musuem, one of four in the country. Located at the base of Cannon Mountain in Franconia Notch, New Hampshire, the Museum is a popular stopping place for skiers and travelers throughout the year.
Old Man of the Mountain
Also known as "The Profile" or the "Great Stone Face," an internationally known phenomenon, the Old Man was discovered in 1805 by workmen building the first road through Franconia Notch. The Old Man was a natural, granite profile jutting from a sheer cliff 1,200 above Profile Lake. Carved by nature thousands of years ago, the profile was formed by five separate ledges and measures 40 feet from chin to forehead.
Profile Lake
This small, clear body of water is the headwaters of the Pemigewasset River. Directly below the Old Man of the Mountain, it is often called the Old Man's Washbowl. The lake is well-known for its brook trout and is open to fly-fishing only.
Hiking in Franconia Notch State Park
The Appalachian Trail winds its way through Franconia Notch and offers some of the most groomed trails and spectacular scenery in New Hampshire. However, a hike through the Flume Gorge, located at the southern tip of Franconia Notch State Park is equally exciting. The natural gorge is narrow, with granite cliffs rising up 70-90 feet on either side. The Flume Creek splashes through the boulders at its base.
You can climb the stairs at the north end of the Flume out of the chasm into old growth forest. The trail descends downhill to the covered Sentinel Pine Bridge, built in 1939.
Further north down the Franconia Notch Highway is the Basin. The natural pool made of solid granite has been forcing water into a naturally carved bowl for over 15,000 years.
From the Basin, you can pick up the Appalachian Trail for a six-mile day hike. Take the trail north along the west bank of the Pemigewasset River to Lafayette Campground passing by Lonesome Lake. Lafayette Campground sits beside the 5,260 feet high Mount Lafayette. The campground is a popular stop for hikers; they keep more than half of their 97 sites open to be taken on a first come, first served basis.
- Bald Mountain and Artists Bluff, reached by a short hike, offer fine views of Cannon Mountain and Franconia Notch. The 1 1/2 mile loop begins in the parking area across Route 18 from Peabody Base Lodge. After 1/4 mile a short, steep path diverges left for 1/10 mile to the open summit of Bald Mountain. The main trail continues on from the junction and bears right, up and across the low ridge. A short, unmarked path diverges left to the open top of Artists Bluff. The main trail continues down to Route 18 near Echo Lake.
- Lonesome Lake, nestled in the mountains 1,000 feet above the floor of the notch, is a popular hiking destination. It is reached by a 1 1/2 mile (one way) trail that begins at Lafayette Place, just south of the cabin near the campground. A lakeside trail leads to the Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC) hut at the far end of the lake and passes by an inactive beaver lodge.
- Kinsman Falls, a beautiful, secluded and oft overlooked spot on Cascade Brook can be found by following the Basin-Cascades Trail for 1/2 mile from the Basin. Many potholes and ledges in the brook along the way make for an enjoyable twenty minute (one way) walk. A rough path diverges left off the trail to the cool base of the falls. Follow the main trail a short way to a brook crossing to the left that leads to Rocky Glenn Falls.
- The open ledges at the 2,557-foot summit of Mt. Pemigewasset (Indian Head) afford excellent views of Franconia Notch, the Franconia Range and the valley to the south. The 1.4 mile (one way) trail climbs moderately to the summit from the Flume Visitor Center parking area. Return can be made by the same route or via the Indian Head Trail that diverges from the Mt. Pemigewasset Trail just below the summit, and leads one mile to Route 3, one mile south of the Flume Visitor Center.
Location: On I-93/Route 3, Franconia Notch Parkway, Lincoln/Franconia
General Information: 603-823-8800
Flume Gorge & Visitor Center: 603-745-8391
Lafayette Campground: 603-823-9513
Cannon Mountain, Echo Lake Beach, Cannon RV Park: 603-823-8800
New England Ski Museum: 603-823-7177
Amenities: Campground, RV campground, restrooms, cafeterias, gift shops, 8-mile paved recreation path, canoe, paddle boat and bike rentals, boat launch, covered bridges, hiker information center, New England Ski Museum, full service ski area
Operation Schedule:
Franconia Notch in General: Year-round
The Flume Gorge & Visitor Center: Early May to Late October
Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway:
• Summer: Mid-May to Mid-October
• Winter (skiing/snowboarding): Late November to Mid-April
Lafayette Campground: Mid-May to Columbus Day
Cannon Mountain RV Park: Year-round
New England Ski Museum: Memorial Day to Columbus Day & Dec. 1 to March 3 - Daily noon-5pm
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