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Friday, July 20, 2012
Red Team holds on to beat White Team, 3-2, in final scrimmage of Devils' development camp
The Red Team head on to defeat the White Team, 3-2, in the final scrimmage of the Devils' development camp is under way at Prudential Center.
Red took a 1-0 lead on a goal from Michael Ambrosia at 6:18 of the first. Ambrosia, the former Delbarton School star headed to Princeton next year, scored on a scramble in front off a backhand that slid between the pads of goaltender Chris Rawlings. That was the second goal in as many days for Ambrosia and first goal Rawlings (heading into his senior year at Norheastern) has allowed this week. Rawlings and Ambosia are among the players who were invited to the camp as undrafted and unsigned players.
Graham Black (2012 fifth-round pick) tied it for White at 8:04, beating Maxime Clermont from the left side of the crease.
David Wohlberg appeared to have some lower-body pain after taking a hard hit from Red defenseman Joe Faust along the boards in the second period, but was able to continue.
Both teams changed goalies with 8:28 left in the second. Scott Wedgewood replaced Clermont and Keith Kinkaid came in for Rawlings.
Mike Hoeffel snapped the 1-1 tie by beating Kinkaid off a feed from Stefan Matteau (2012 first-round pick) with 6:16 left in the second period. Then, defenseman Brandon Burlon (2008 second-round pick) took a shot from the high slot that Hoeffel might have tipped in front before it got past Kinkaid to make it 3-1 for the Red Team with 1:32 left in the second.
Defensemen Seth Helgeson (2009 fourth-round pick) beat Wedgewood to the glove side from the left circle to cut the White Team's deficit to 3-2 1:28 into the third period. That was one Wedgewood probably should havve stopped.
Kinkaid kept it a 3-2 game with a left arm save on Reid Boucher after a Damon Severson turnover with 8:16 left.
With Kinkaid on the bench for a sixth attacker, Wedgewood atoned for the soft Helgeson goal by robbing Wohlberg with his glove on a shot from the right edge of the crease with 22.5 seconds left.
Here is the breakdown of the teams today:
Forwards: David Wohlberg-Blake Coleman-Mike Sislo; Ben Thomson-Graham Black-Kevin Goumas; Harry Young-Jack Berger-David Friedmann; Marcello Ranallo-Zachary Aston-Reese.
Defensemen: Eric Gelinas-Jon Merrill; Seth Helgeson-Damon Severson; Thomas Parisi.
Goaltenders: Chris Rawlings, Keith Kinkaid.
Forwards: Mike Hoeffel-Phil DeSimone-Stefan Matteau; Michael Ambrosia-Reid Boucher-Joe Whitney; J.S. Berube-Peter McMullen-Bryan Haczyk; Ben Jonhson-J.T. Barnett.
Defensemen: Dan Kelly-Reece Scarlett; Brandon Burlon-Joe Faust; Corbin McPherson-Matt Killian.
Goaltenders: Maxime Clermont, Scott Wedgewood.


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Saturday, October 06, 2012Football: O-G defeats Elida
The Titans' Caleb Siefker hit Alex Westrick with a 16-yard scoring pass with 42 second left in a Western Buckeye League game against Elida.
Down 13-12, O-G went for the two-point conversion and Sieker connected with Josh Buckland for a 14-13 victory.
Ottawa-Glandorf improved to 7-0 overall and 6-0 in the WBL. Elida fell to 5-2, 4-2.
Siefker completed 6 of 14 passes for 89 yards and two touchdowns, including a 51-yard scoring strike to Cody Alt in the third quarter.
Tristan Parker rushed 17 times for 82 yards.
Elida quarterback Logan Alexander had a 91-yard scoring run in the first quarter, but the Titans held him in check the rest of the game as he finished with 106 yards on 21 carries. Alexander was 11 of 20 passing for 104 yards. Anthony Sumpter had a 2-yard scoring run for Elida in the second quarter.
Elida 7 6 0 0 -- 13
Ottawa-Glandorf 0 0 6 8 -- 14
First Quarter
ELI -- Alexander 94 run (Etzler kick)
Second Quarter
ELI -- Sumpter 2 run (kick failed)
Third Quarter
O-G -- Alt 51 pass from Siefker (kick failed)
Fourth Quarter
O-G -- Westrick 16 pass from Siefker (Buckland pass from Siefker)
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|St. Peter's rolls out fourth annual Kid's Breakfast Program
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The Kids Breakfast outreach ministry is in full swing with a new addition this year: a sack lunch for those who would like to take one to go.
The program is in its fifth year and is made possible with grants through the Northwestern Ohio Senate and Community Unity, a Delphos organization. There have also been monetary and food donations made by members of the church and the general public.
The breakfasts are made-to-order. The ministry serves pancakes and cereal each day, French Toast twice a week, eggs once a week, orange juice, milk and water.
Extras like sunscreen and toothpaste occasionally appear as well.
There will be a small schedule change for Tuesday through Thursday next week due to the annual D.A.R.E. Camp at Franklin Elementary. Breakfast will be available from 7:30-9 a.m. those days so children can eat before attending the camp.
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In the Summer of 1981, 15 pupils and 4 teachers from schools in the Grampian Region of North East Scotland spent 4 weeks in the Hornstrandir Peninsula of North West Iceland.
The time in the Hornstrandir Peninsula was divided between two centres - Hesteyri and Hrafnsfjörður - undertaking a number of fieldwork projects and a full programme of exploration, including a crossing of the Drangajökull glacier.
The slidesI took on that expedition lay undisturbed in an attic for 20+ years until early 2009 when they were scanned and processed trhough Adobe Lightroom.
This book contains a selection of the photographs that I took while on the Expedition and provides an illustrated record of our time in Iceland.


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Thousands laced up their sneakers Wednesday in Atlanta, declaring their commitments to living healthy.
The Commitment Day 5K fun walk/run kicked off its second year with tens of thousands in 35 cities across the nation committing to healthy eating, exercise, family, respect, giving and a healthy planet in 2014.
The Atlanta run was held in Piedmont Park and was created by Life Time.
The Atlanta Track Club held its own New Year's Day run in Kennesaw.
Atlanta Track Club's Resolution Run 5K and 10K was held at Barrett Summit Office Park.
The family-friendly event also featured a One Mile Fun Run for ages seven and up and Kilometer Kids Dash for children six and under.
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SACRED Harp singing might not be the most widely known art form around but this group is hoping it's really going to take off in Oxford.
The tradition of Sacred Harp singing dates back nearly 200 years when it started in New England and spread to the southern states of America.
But now it's making its way across the Atlantic.
Bass singer James Percival, 24, said: "Compared to other sorts of choral singing Sacred Harp singing is no holds barred.
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It consists of singing in unaccompanied four-part harmonies and Sacred Harp singing has been increasingly popular in the UK since the 1970s.
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Only Beautiful, Please: A British Diplomat in North KoreaBook
John Everard - former British ambassador to North Korea
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Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center, June 2012
Publication no. 978-1-931368-25-4
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Coverage of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) all too often focuses solely on nuclear proliferation, military parades, and the personality cult around its leaders. As the British ambassador to North Korea, John Everard had the rare experience of living there from 2006, when the DPRK conducted its first nuclear test, to 2008, just before Kim Jong Il's stroke. While stationed in Pyongyang, Everard's travels around the DPRK provided him with numerous opportunities to meet and converse with North Koreans.
Only Beautiful, Please goes beyond official North Korea to unveil the human dimension of life in that hermetic nation. Everard recounts his impressions of the country and its people, his interactions with them, and his observations on their way of life. He provides a picture as well of the life of foreigners in this closed society, considers how the DPRK evolved to its current state, and discusses the failure of current approaches to tackle the challenges that it throws up. The book is illustrated with striking and never-before-seen photographs taken by Everard during his stay in North Korea.
Examination copies: Shorenstein APARC books are distributed by the Brookings Institution Press. You can obtain information on obtaining an examination copy at their website.
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