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- PSU Women's Soccer heading to Elite Eight
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- UPJ Takes Home Opener vs. E. Stroudsburg
- Westmont Tops Erie McDowell 8-2
- Top 6 H.S. Football Plays of the Week
- Tyrone Wins District 6-AA Over Mt. Union
- Berlin Wins District 5-A Over Meyersdale
- State College Runs Past McDowell 27-6
- PSU Falls in the Final Seconds in Illinois
- St. Francis Can't Hold on in 22-17 Loss
- Red Flash Outlast UMES 57-53
- BG & Kane Win Districts, Somerset Takes Down Selinsgrove
- St. Francis Falls to E. Tennessee St. 79-63
- Fresh faces on the mat for UPJ wrestling
- Meet Steelers newest RB: Josh Harris
- Dupuis sidelined at least six months with blood clot
- PSU running backs primed to shine at Illinois
- Pitt-Johnstown hoops sweep Clarion
- Garner finding his place as freshman starter for PSU
- H.S. Football Playoff Schedule
- Steelers Release Blount
- Bowl Eligibility Not Clouding PSU's Focus
- Vescovi & a Strong Defense Lead UPJ
- St Francis Falls to Buffalo 88-80
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- Saturday H.S. Playoff Football Round Up
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- 6 Sports Local Scoreboard
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- Report: Pitt's Boyd calls out teammates
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- Gymnastics Season Opens in Johnstown
- Tomahawks Fall 7-2 to Michigan
- Penn State Snaps Skid in Indiana
- Saturday Football Playoffs 11/8 Roundup
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- District Volleyball and Soccer Roundup
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- Pens Comeback to Route Devils 8-3
- District 6 Boys & Girls Soccer Roundup
- Franklin declares 'open competition' for punting duties
- Hollidaysburg Boys Win, Berlin Girls Fall in Monday Playoffs
- Penn Cambria & Westmont Pick up D-6 Wins
- Penguins' Maatta to undergo surgery for thyroid gland tumor
- Record Day for Roethlisberger in 51-34 Steeler Win
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- Saturday H.S. Football Roundup
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- Friday Football Final - Week 9 (Part 1)
- Friday Footall Final - Week 9 (Part 2)
- Female football official 'right at home' on the field
- District 6 Soccer Playoffs: October 23
- Pat's Picks NFL Week 8: 5 Teams, 5 Players
- North Star wins WestPAC and Crisafulli's 400th
- Friday Football Preview: Week 9
- Tomahawks set to open home schedule against rival Keystone
- CoachSpeak: Bishop Guilfoyle Head Coach Justin Wheeler
- Westmont, Richland advance in District 6-A soccer playoffs
- Hollidaysburg nears 600th football win
- State College's Irwin commits to UConn basketball
- Pitt readies for Georgia Tech option attack
- District 6 soccer playoffs begin: October 21
- Penn State Insider Report: PSU preps for No. 13 Buckeyes
- 6 Sports Top 6 Week 8
- Redzone & 3rd Down Struggles Reasons for Steelers Mediocrity
- Pat's Picks: Cowboys are Good, I Know Nothing
- Bishop Guilfoyle Continues Their Dominance 49-0 over Bishop McCort
- Pens Down Islanders 3-1
- Berlin & Penn Cambria Pick Up Saturday Wins
- Red Flash fall to Bryant on another big day for Dickson
- Friday Football Final: Week 8 (Part 1)
- Friday Football Final: Week 8 (Part 2)
- "Basketball on Grass": DuBois offense torches competiton
- Pitt ends skid, tops Virginia Tech 21-16
- Friday Football Preview: Week 8
- Rockwood girls win first WestPAC soccer title
- Conemaugh Valley, Bald Eagle win volleyball matches
- Penn State hockey heads to Alaska
- Holupka out as United head coach
- Central Cambria sweeps LHAC XC; Kachman wins third straight
- Somerset girls moves up LHAC with Bedford win
- Steelers' Tomlin discusses Red Zone woes
- Continuity & Chemistry Key for Red Flash
- State High, Cambria Heights win volleyball Tuesday
- Tomlin responds to "soft" critcism
- Newbill ready to lead Nittany Lion men
- Steelers Fallout: Keisel calls team "Average"
- Steelers Fall 31-10 in Cleveland
- 6 Sports Top 6 H.S. Footballl Plays of the Week
- PSU Defense Ready to Carry the Load
- Penn State Falls under the Michigan Lights 18-13
- Pat's Picks: The Fantasy Football Walking Dead
- Blacklick Valley Pushes Passed Ferndale 43-18
- Williamsburg Blasts Claysburg 40-12
- St. Francis' Dickson leads NCAA in rushing
- Ridgway finds success in co-op with former rival Johnsonburg
- Friday Football Final: Part 1 Oct. 10th
- Friday Football Final: Part 2 Oct. 10th
- Penn State, UConn tie in hockey season opener
- Friday Football Preview: Week 7
- Penguins dominate Ducks 6-4 in Johnston's debut
- Hackenberg under pressure as PSU heads to Michigan
- Forest Hills stuns Cambria Heights in five sets
- Franklin changes rape story in testimony
- St. Joe's Bastardi, Hollidaysburg's Wood wins District 6 golf crowns
- Rockwood soccer shuts out Berlin, stays atop District 5
- Malkin "50-50" or Pens opener Thursday
- HS Volleyball Round-Up: Oct. 7
- Red Flash move past Williams in 2014-15
- PSU Insider Report: Lions seek offensive identity
- PSU Insider Report: Lions refreshed after bye week
- PSU QB recruit Wimbush flips to Notre Dame
- Lady Lions open practice for 2014-15
- Juniata College's Udinski earns elite national honor
- Late Pick 6 Saves Steelers 17-9 over Jags
- 6 Sports Top 6 Plays
- Pitt Drops Third Straight 24-19 to Virginia
- Bedford Improves to 5-1, 48-21 over Bishop McCort
- Seymour Sets School Record in Central Cambria Win
- Somerset Stays Undefeated, Rolls Through Westmont 55-7
- Schopp returns home for Chertow camp
- Curling event packs Pegula
- Pat's Picks: An Ode to Refreshing & 5 Games 5 Players
- Friday Football Final Part 1 Oct 3rd
- Friday Football Final Part 2 Oct 3rd
- Friday Football Final Preview - Week 6
- Bedford soccer shuts out Westmont; stays atop LHAC
- Pirates' Martin enters uncertain free agency
- Pirates Blanked by Bumgarner 8-0
- Bedford & Westmont Girls Battle for 1-1 Tie
- Penn State Hockey Continuing to Grow
- Tomlin talks Steelers penalties, discipline
- Penn State men's hockey no longer focused on 'firsts'
- COLUMN: Steelers "Discipline" Problems Begin at the Top
- Penn State Falls to Northwestern 29-6
- Bishop Guilfoyle Rolls Past Penn Cambria 49-0
- Meyersdale Dominates Conemaugh Valley 47-0
- Friday Football Final - Week 5 (Part 1)
- Friday Football Final - Week 5 (Part 2)
- DuBois-Punxsy: A 100-Game Rivalry
- CoachSpeak: Berlin - Head Coach Doug Paul
- HS Round-Up (9/25): Bedford hands Westmont tennis first loss; BG soccer stays unbeaten
- Pat's Picks Week 4: QB Rant & 5 Games 5 Players
- Steelers' Harrison has "horrible" first practice
- PSU sweeps Wisconsin in volleyball title rematch
- Rockwood soccer stays hot, beats Windber 7-1
- Harrison returns to help depth-deprived Steelers
- North Star sweeps Berlin in volleyball battle
- PSU Insider: Lions line driving PSU run game
- Steelers injuries could bring Harrison out of retirement
- Wilson reaches milestone in loss to Windber
- Central Cambria wins Wheeling Golf Tournament
- Penn State's Bell 'cleans up' after teammate Zettel
- Pitt hits reset after loss to Iowa
- Steelers run past Panthers 37-19
- H.S. Football Top 6 Plays of Week Four
- Run game romps in Penn State's rout of UMass
- Iowa rallies, hands Pitt first loss
- Youngstown blows past Red Flash in 2nd half
- Guilfoyle remains unbeaten, shuts out Carroll 55-0
- McCort, Conemaugh Valley win rivalry games
- Friday Football Final - Week 4 (Part 1)
- Friday Football Final - Week 4 (Part 2)
- Portage, PA: A Football Love Affair
- Portage-Berlin wins Game of the Week: Friday Football Preview
- Westmont volleyball hosts "Blue Game" for cancer awareness
- CoachSpeak: Everett Warriors, Head Coach Jerry Fabian
- HS Soccer Round-Up: McCort bests Bedford boys, Meyersdale takes down Everett
- Central Cambria hands Richland historic golf loss
- Pitt's Chryst impressed with Panthers overcoming adversity
- Bald Eagle sweeps Central in volleyball
- Two Minute Drill central to PSU offense success
- Penn State coach Shoop leading defensive charge
- Westmont and Central Cambria net LHAC volleyball wins
- PSU commit is first since scholarships restored
- H.S. Football 6 Sports Top 6 Plays
- PSU Battles Back for 13-10 Win
- PSU Perseveres in Rutgers Win
- Red Flash field hockey undefeated
- Conemaugh Township Takes Down CV Blue Jays 28-7
- Conner fuels Pitt comeback at FIU
- Juniata battles past Dickinson
- Friday Football Final - Week 3 (Part 1)
- Friday Football Final - Week 3 (Part 2)
- Punxsutawney Dominates 47-6 on Way to Route 36 Cup
- Local football coach inspiring with one leg
- Route 36 Rivalry wins Game of the Week
- CoachSpeak: Tyrone - Coach Jason Wilson
- Delweld leaves Johnstown AAABA league
- Richland beats Somerset 2-1 in LHAC soccer showdown
- Johnstown's Lucks putts into Sunnehanna Senior title
- Franklin turns up the noise at PSU practice
- HS Round-Up (9/10): CT-Berlin soccer, Carroll-Altoona volleyball
- No Donald, no problem for Pitt defense
- State College Spikes win NYPL Championship
- PSU players, Franklin grateful for bowl chance
- Westmont native gets surprise invite to tennis academy
- HS Sports Round-Up: North Star-Berlin soccer; McCort-Forest Hills volleyball
- Spikes inspired by Josiah, little fan with a big heart
- Penn State Bowl Ban Lifted
- Game of the Week: Tyrone takes down Central
- Friday Football Final: Part 2 (9/5)
- Friday Football Final: Part 1 (9/5)
- Renewed Passion At West Branch
- Spikes win to force game three in NYPL semis
- Bishop Carroll gives Skura 100th victory
- Coachspeak: Windber's Matt Grohal
- Red Flash Ready to Bounce Back vs Clarion
- Penn State ready to run in the redzone
- Pitt relying on Connor, run game at BC
- Tomlin expects Manziel to play for Browns
- Fall sports season open w/ soccer, volleyball
- Ficken finds redemption in Ireland
- Freshman flourish in Penn State opener
- 6 Sports Plays of the Week (9/1)
- PSU receivers realize potential vs. UCF
- Reds Out Homer Pirates, Fall 2 Games Back of Wildcard
- Fantasy Football Preseason Risers & Fallers
- Irish eyes smile on Penn State in win over UCF
- Saturday High School Football: Week 1
- Pitt Dominates in 62-0 Win over Delaware
- Friday Football Final - Week 1 (Part 1)
- Friday Football Final - Week 1 (Part 2)
- Behind the Backyard Brawl: What Bellwood-Tyrone means to players
- 100 Years of Windber Football
- Game of the Week: Conemaugh Twp. Holds off Windber
- Friday Football Final: Week One Preview
- CoachSpeak: Training Camp
- Pirates' Morton rehabs in Curve home finale
- Hackenberg ready to lead in Ireland
- Tomahawks showcase speed in training camp
- Garcia breaks Curve record in win over Richmond
- Bowling for Ireland: Nittany Lions excited for opportunity
- Penn State defense preps for new UCF QB
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Brookville Raiders
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Conemaugh Valley Blue Jays
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Glendale Vikings
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Purchase Line Red Dragons
- More Than Boyd: Chryst hopes Pitt wideouts will rise
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Shade Panthers
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Penns Valley Rams
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Claysburg-Kimmel Bulldogs
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Northern Cambria Colts
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Moshannon Valley Black Knights
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Berlin Mountaineers
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Marion Center Stingers
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Juniata Valley Green Hornets
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Williamsburg Blue Pirates
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Cambria Heights Highlanders
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Southern Huntingdon Rockets
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Saltsburg Trojans
- Bishop Carroll, Guilfoyle picked atop LHAC Volleyball
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Blairsville Bobcats
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Meyersdale Red Raiders
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Brockway Rovers
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Philipsburg Osceola Mounties
- Franklin's defense PSU strength in 2014
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Bellefonte Red Raiders
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days: Penns Manor Comets
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Bishop Guilfoyle Marauders
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Portage Mustangs
- Steelers' Bell, Blount arrested for pot possession
- Penn State, UCF Ireland game threatened by volcano
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Bellwood-Antis Blue Devils
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Somerset Golden Eagles
- Penn State athletics cancels Blue Band's Tailgreat
- Report: Steelers to re-sign Keisel
- Red Flash football picked last in NEC
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Tyrone Golden Eagles
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Penn Cambria Panthers
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Hollidaysburg Golden Tigers
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Blacklick Valley Vikings
- Hess is best at Punxsy golf tournament
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Altoona Little Lions
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Elk County Catholic Crusaders
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Mount Union Trojans
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Forest Hills Rangers
- Pirates Drop 5th Straight, 6-5 in Extras
- Turiano Wins Greater Johnstown Tournament
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Bishop McCort Crushers
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Huntingdon Bearcats
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: North Star Cougars
- Red Flash Competition High to Replace Harbridge
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Ligonier Valley Rams
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Bishop Carroll Huskies
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: St. Joseph Catholic Academy Wolves
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: West Branch Warriors
- Turiano Takes Lead After 2 Rounds at Greater Johnstown Tourney
- Walker Returns, But Morton Struggles in 5-4 Loss
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Central Cambria Red Devils
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Punxsutawney Chucks
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Conemaugh Twp. Indians
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Everett Warriors
- Enter the Lion's Den: Franklin not concerned with PSU youth
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: United Lions
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Westmont Hilltoppers
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Bald Eagle Area Eagles
- Steelers, Bills joint practice in Latrobe
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Ferndale Yellow Jackets
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Northern Bedford Panthers
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: State College Little Lions
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014 Greater Johnstown Trojans
- "Big Dan" McCullers sizing up Steelers, NFL
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: DuBois Beavers
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Windber Ramblers
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Richland Rams
- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Central Martinsburg Dragons
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- 6 Sports Two-A-Days 2014: Tussey Mountain Titans
- Red Flash reload at running back
- Chicago Metro Takes the AAABA Tourney Title
- Morton's Rough 5th Dooms Pirates in 8-2 Loss
- Martella's AAABA run ends in dramatic fashion
- Pitt's Garner a Versatile Threat & Senior Leader
- Martella's keeps AAABA run going in thrilling win over New Brunswick
- Steelers' Suisham brushes off new XP rule
- WestPAC players, coaches have fun at Media Day
- AAABA Tournament: Martella's rallies for historic win
- Spence continues incredible Steelers story
- AAABA Tournament: Wednesday Scores/Thursday Schedule
- Penns Valley's Montminy given PSU scholarship
- Penn State backfield position of strength
- Johnstown's Boilers headed to Pony World Series
- Meet the Mountain League & ICC Football
- Steelers S Mitchell returns after groin injury
- Nittany Lions offensive line enters 2014 with chip on shoulder
- PSU Media Day features laid back Nittany Lions
- New Penn State defense ready to be "aggresive"
- AAABA Tournament: Monday Schedule
- McCutchen Injured, Pirates Fall in Extras
- Fantasy Football 2014: Welter's Wedding Party
- Laurel Auto Ups Intensity & AAABA HOF Class Inducted
- Steelers Shazier Using Speed Often at Camp
- Worley Shines, McCutchen Gets Hit in Pirates 8-3 Win
- AAABA: Martella's rely on chemistry for national tournament
- Laurel Highlands football Media Day
- Moore backs Big Ben; Bell returns to Steelers camp
- Curve power early in 8-5 win over Richmond
- AAABA: Martella's looks to light up Point Stadium
- Pitt's Savage settles at Texans camp
- Steelers to retire Hall of Famer Greene's No. 75
- Curve win 6-3, take series over Seawolves
- Heritage Conference H.S. Football Media Day
- Steelers' Spence continues miraculous recovery
- Curve bats silent in 3-2 loss to Erie
- Steelers practice in pads at training camp
- Allie powers Curve to 4-3 win over Erie
- Munchak brings O-line coaching back to Pa.
- Blount welcomed into Steelers RB corps
- Barbour introduced as Penn State athletic director
- H.S. football nears with Richland 7-on-7
- PSU friends Moye, Brown, battle for Steelers spot
- Steelers' Shamarko relishes time with Troy
- Steelers bring style and flair to training camp arrival
- Tomahawks tryout camp underway
- Martella's evens AAABA series
- Laurel Auto takes AAABA Game 1 over Martella's
- Spikes strike in 5th inning for 5-3 win
- Claysburg loses Legion in extras to Murrysville
- Ravens' Rice suspended two games for domestic violence
- Penn State players visit Children's Hospital
- Wick promoted as Spikes storm Scrappers
- Laurel Auto & Martella's Set for AAABA Final
- Curve go back-to-back-to-back HR in win at New Britain
- Pitt replacing Donald with "group effort"
- Bedford eliminated from Legion; Claysburg loses, still alive
- Claysburg Gets Final Say in 11-8 Win
- Martella's, Laurel Auto advance to Johnstown AAABA championship
- Spikes shut down in Tri-City finale
- Pitt's Connor playing two-ways in 2014
- Laurel Auto & Martella's Take 2-0 Series Leads
- Sunday Legion Playoff Roundup
- Pitt's Boyd Assuming Leadership Role
- Pirates Sweep Rockies in 5-3 Win
- Curve Blanked by Bowie 3-0
- Mercer Delivers Magic in Extras 3-2 Win
- Saturday Legion Playoff Roundup
- Laurel Auto & Martella's Take Game 1 in AAABA
- Maggi Goes 4-4 as Curve Top Bowie 4-3
- Sampson loses no-hitter in 9th; Curve win 3-0
- Lafferty learns NHL skills at Pens camp
- Bell debuts in Curve 8-6 loss to Bowie
- Pitt, Penn State players on CFB Watch Lists
- Curve shine, Moya slugs in All Star Clash
- Baseball families watch All Stars milestone moments
- Spikes, Wick sink Lake Monsters 7-0
- Wounded Warriors honored at Curve Alumni softball game
- Laurel Auto Group AAABA team supporting ovarian cancer awareness
- Maggi, The Man: Curve All-Star draws J-Hay comparisons
- NYPL-best Spikes sweep Staten Island pair
- Photo may clue new Penn State helmets
- Curve lose 5-4 in extras to Harrisburg
- Tommy John: An Epidemic Close to Home
- Penn State OKs $2 million upgrade for football building
- Liriano Struggles in Return from DL
- Curve Cant't Recover From Rough First Inning
- Lift For Life on Pace to Raise Record Amount
- Cambria County HOF Inducts 2014 Class
- Pirates Bullpen Collapses in 6-5 Loss
- State College Downs Brooklyn 4-3
- Thompson Throws CG in 5-1 Laurel Auto Win
- Wiffle Ball Bonanza builds replica Forbes Field for fundraiser
- Koudys and McAdam headline Penn State contingent at NHL Camps
- Cambria Legion baseball playoffs begin
- Pirates Fall in Walk Off Loss Again 5-4 to Cardinals
- Maggi Gives Curve Walk Off Win in Extras
- Adams Knocks Out Pirates in Walk Off
- Locke Gives Up 1 Earned As Pirates Stay Hot
- Curve Comeback to Sweep Senators
- Spikes Down Jammers to Win 5th Straight
- Volquez Gives up 1 in Pirates 3-2 Win
- Dream Come True at Jennerstown Speedway
- Stone Stays Hot as Spikes Win 3-2
- Big 1st Inning Pushes Curve Passed Senators
- McCutchen falls feet short of cycle in Pirates win
- Monster truck madness invades CNB Bank Raceway
- First-place Spikes win 11-9 shootout over Jamestown
- Howard's homer gives streaking Curve win
- 6 Sports Archives: Johnstown's Subich prepares for Coney Island
- Bedford comeback beats Patton, 8-6, in Cambria Legion
- Richland pole vaulter chooses Red Flash
- Polanco, Pirates beat Diamondbacks 5-1
- State College pitching Spikes' unsung heroes
- AAABA: Wise Trailer Sales downs Johnston Realty, 9-4
- Pirates rally for 3 in 9th, beat Diamondbacks 3-2
- Orpik, Niskanen amongst Penguins to leave Pittsburgh
- Tuesday AAABA, Cambria Legion Highlights
- Cambria County Legion: Patton styimes Bedford; Richland storms Cernic's
- Penguins Free Agency Preview: Who's Staying? Who's Going?
- AAABA: Martella's squeaks past First Commonwealth with pitching, defense
- Curve remember Evan Chambers, Spikes win
- Pens draft pick Lafferty credits team with "saving hockey" locally
- Volquez K's 7 in Pirates win
- Spikes rock 'Fresh Prince' jerseys for charity
- Pens draft Hollidaysburg's Lafferty
- Johnstown basketball league seeks to "Stop the Violence"
- Penguins Trade James Neal
- Pirates trade Grilli; Harrison walks-off Mets
- Thursday Baseball/Softball: St. Michael wins Legion, District 6 Softball All-Stars
- Spikes' Wick on record HR pace
- Penguins hire Mike Johnston as coach
- Franklin previews 2014 Nittany Lions
- Cup Fever for US & Portugal Match
- One-on-one with Penn State's James Franklin
- Franklin dishes on Penn State uniforms and his relationship with Bill O'Brien
- Pirates lose, Questionable call surrounding Punxsy's Mesoraco
- Campers hit the courts with SFU Women's Hoops
- Wick Hits 5th HR in 5 Games in Spikes Win
- Penn State AD Joyner announces retirement
- Spikes bullpen is their backbone
- Will Murphy Wins Sunnehanna in 3 Hole Playoff
- Spikes rally to win home opener
UPJ Wrestling Falls To Kutztown 19-13
Updated: Saturday, November 23 2013, 01:06 AM EST
By Chris Caputo, UPJ Athletic Communications
JOHNSTOWN -- Gary Lantz won by major decision at 174 lbs. to give the eighth-ranked Pitt-Johnstown wrestlers a three-point lead, but 12th-ranked Kutztown University closed the match with three consecutive wins to snap Pitt-Johnstown's 16-match unbeaten streak with a 19-13 victory, Friday night in the Sports Center. The Mountain Cats slipped to 2-1 and 0-1 in the PSAC.
Seventh-ranked Dave Fogle got Pitt-Johnstown started with a solid 3-0 win over Tom Traxler at 125 lbs., but Kutztown bounced back with two straight wins of their own.
The Golden Bears got a 15-2 major decision from sixth-ranked Evan Yenolevich over Evan Link at 133 lbs., and Mitch Voelker defeated Luke Palamides 4-3 at 141 lbs. to put Kutztown in front 7-3.
The Mountain Cats answered right back with a pair of wins of the own. At 149 lbs., sixth-ranked Dave Cawley scored a 7-2 victory over Joe Esposito, and Sam Molina used a third-period stalling point to break a 4-4 tie and defeat Matt Martoccio, 5-4 at 157 lbs.
It continued to see-saw back and forth. Kutztown regained the lead with Justin Heller's narrow 6-5 win over John Blankenship at 165 lbs., but Lantz, a two-time National Qualifier, picked-up four team points for the Mountain Cats and gave Pitt-Johnstown a 13-10 advantage with a 9-1 major decision over Bo Candelaria at 174 lbs.
The Golden Bears evened the score when Giovanni Ortiz built a 9-1 lead after one period and held of Nikos Garafola, 11-9, in the 184-lb. bout.
It came down to the final two matches. However, Kutztown got an 8-3 win by Brandon Clark over Zak Newton at 197 lbs., forcing eighth-ranked Josh Duplin to pull off an upset of NCAA No.- 1-ranked Ziad Haddad at 285 lbs. It wasn't to be, as Ziad defeated Duplin, 9-3, securing the 19-13 Golden Bears' victory.
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I have blogged about the fact I'm working through the National Genealogical Society Home Study Course (NGS HSC). I'm two lessons away from finishing CD 1. I submitted a lesson last week which I now expect will be returned as incomplete and I'll have to rewrite part of it. Here is the confusing part of the assignment and my take on it.
The assignment is basically this: Ask family about a family tradition using questions like these, "Who or what is the source of this tradition? How was it gathered? How much time has passed since this event is said to have occurred? What is the probability the event occurred?"
Then it goes on to say, "Write a brief account (½ to 1 page) of a family tradition that has been passed on …… (Note: a family custom does not fulfill the objectives of this assignment. An example of a custom is that everyone gathers at Grandma's house for dinner on Sunday.) Tell about the ancestors. Who were they? Where did they come from? What did they do? Include names, dates, and places that are part of the story. Evaluate the tradition. Tell the aspects you believe are accurate and which you suspect are not. Summarize research you have done to prove or disprove the tradition and research you plan to do."
So according to online dictionaries, tradition is defined as the handing down of statements, beliefs, customs, legends, cultural practices through generations. A custom is defined as a habitual practice.
I wrote about the fact my Czech family celebrates St. Nicholas Day. I discussed my mom's side of the family celebrating it for several generations and how I heard it was celebrated. I continued by saying I participate in this tradition with my children.
Looking through the example submission on the course CD, the submission presented a family story about a great grandfather coming from England to the U.S. and marrying twice, the last time his housekeeper. It goes on to talk about land he owned and losing it in a gambling match.
I asked another genealogy colleague about this and we both wondered what the tradition was in this submission. Is it possible we all grow up thinking a custom is a tradition and vice versa when in fact we have the definitions confused?
So I ask you to join in the conversation. What do you think traditions and customs are? How do you define it? Can you give an example from your family? Please share your thoughts.
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From my reading of your description of the course requirement, I would venture a guess that an example of a 'tradition' of statement or belief in my family would be that my great grandmother was born in England and that her parents were also born in and emigrated from England. All of these beliefs or statements were a tradition or belief handed down in my family, but all appear to me based on the evidence to be false.
The traditions or statements in the NGS example you provide would be that the grandfather came from England, married twice, the last time to his housekeeper. that the grandfather owned land and lost it in a gambling match. These were family traditions or beliefs handed down.
Jennifer, Thank you for sharing your journey. As you may have read on my blog, I plan to start the NGS course this year and your feedback has been invaluable. Jennifer
Thanks, again, for the update.
Let me try an answer, as well.
From my readings and conversations: "Family tradition" is a phrase used by genealogists to refer to oral family information that is not yet verified by at least one reliable independent source. [Therefore, it is a special term used by genealogists, not a general term where you can go to the dictionary and look it up!]
In my family, my 'favorite' it is "Our Kinnick ancestors came from Holland." There is no basis in fact, whatsoever. One elderly gentleman, back in Indiana, respected as a family elder, speculated on it, once, and it got picked up by a lady who wrote a family book. Some family members may have come 'through' Holland – as the puritans did, on their way from England to America, but their is no evidence, anywhere, that the family 'came from Holland.' …almost like 'an old wives tale.'
I mark anything in my notes that comes via oral report from family members as 'family tradition' until I can remove the label by independent verification in census or other vital records.
I look forward to other comments, as well. ;-)


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Dec 11, 2012one of the best WIIU launch titles for sure. a match between this and zombiu... maybe mario as well. overall the gameplay is far superior than could be on any non-interactive console. wonderful title!
Mar 26, 2013This is without a doubt the best Wii U title if not the best Game ever in my opinion, The Story, Music, Combat and everything's great. Can't want for Injustice Gods Among Us!
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May 16, 2013If you have not already played this game and own a Wii U, do yourself a favour, buy it, it's going cheap everywhere and is quite simply a masterpiece. The game, just like Arkham Asylum before it, gets the feel of Batman just right, you really do feel like Batman when you are playing. While the story of the first game is better, Arkham City makes up for it by having even more diverse gameplay and giving you a much larger world to explore and mess around in. The introduction of side quests really bulks out the campaign and adds even more of an atmosphere to an already incredible world. Arkham City is longer than the first game (I have played it now for over 30 hours and have only completed just over 60%), however, at times you will feel overwhelmed by the sheer amount of content on offer in the game; a strange criticism I know, but it is the only thing I disliked about the game. The inclusion of all the game's DLC in the Armoured edition is good as well, Harley Quinn's Revenge is great. Overall, this is a game you have no excuse not to play (unless of course if you're too young!). Incredible, 96/100.… Expand
Nov 20, 2012This is the best Wii U launch game by so far. Yeah, maybe it's one year later, and it's suppose that there is not going to be anyone to play this one. Anyway, it's the same game, simply the great and brilliant game released on 2011. Nothing changes, even the technical aspect. But if you've played another versions, specially the GOTY one, you are going to waste your money shamelessly. This game is great for those who haven't played the game, or simply are Nintendo-Batman fans.… Expand
Nov 24, 2012This is definitely a MUST HAVE if you did'nt already played it on other platform!
I mean, this game is awesome, really beautiful and you also the DLC content inside!
The challenges is also very good!
Jan 2, 2013It's rare that 3 letters can describe a single game, but that is the case here. Those 3 letters? Wow. I played a little bit of Arkham Asylum and wasn't the biggest fan, it just didn't connect with me very well. I had read the rave reviews of Arkham City but never gave it a try. So when I got the Wii U I figured I would finally give it a shot. Simply amazing. The game is so much fun. It reminds me of a mix between Spider-Man 2 and Grand Theft Auto. Though I would say I enjoyed this game better than those 2. Graphically it is fantastic. I've heard the Wii U version is the best looking though I can't confirm nor deny that. The music is outstanding as well and sounds very similar to the score of the Dark Knight films. Now the controls are where Arkham Asylum turned me off. There seemed to be a lot of strange button combinations to do simple actions. Like pressing A + R, or something similar. The same is the case in Arkham City but it feels more comfortable and natural. They still take a bit get used to, but the Wii U gamepad makes it better. Speaking of the gamepad, the way it's used here is very surprising. I would have expected them to maybe have a map on there or cutscenes like the other Wii U ports. And while they do have those features, it has many more. All of your gadgets are easily accessible by simply touching them on the gamepad. You can even map certain gadgets to the d-pad for quick access. Some gadgets are strictly used on the gamepad like hacking computers and controlling the remote batarang. It works beautifully. Also on the gamepad is character bios, your entire suit upgrade system, and whenever you communicate with somebody via walkie talkie, it's played through the gamepad speaker. It all really gives you the impression that the developers really cared about this Wii U version which really makes it a great version to have. So that's where I'll end things. This has become one of my favorite games of the year and maybe my favorite Wii U game and I really recommend you play it if you're looking for an excellent game that really shows what makes the Wii U a unique console. Thanks!… Expand
Mar 2, 2013best batman game ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.......................................................................
Apr 26, 2013I don't know if this is the best or worst version of the game, and frankly I. DON'T. CARE.!!!
this is an awesome game for any console and so is this version, if you haven't played it buy it right now, this version have some little wii u exclusives that aren't incredible, they don't really make the game the perfect version, but this game, just as it is, is almost perfect, and only $40 is really not much for this experience, buy it now!!!… Expand
Sep 22, 2013Si te gustan los juegos de Accion-Aventura sin duda debes comprarte este juego, es genial y super adicitivo, no tiene nada de malo, lo unico que le faltaria seria un multijugador online
Apr 26, 2014The action gameplay is flawless. The dialogue can be corny, and the Wii U version does experience some framerate drops, but this game was a dream to play in terms of combat, movement, and atmosphere. It improved upon Arkham Asylum in so many ways (which was already a very solid game). I would highly recommend it on the Wii U if you havent played it yet. The added gamepad features are actually kind of neat, and didnt feel gimmicky.… Expand
Aug 8, 2014Must have for a Wii U owner, Nintendo need more games like this, it uses the gamepad in the best way and have extras like harley queens revenge or riddler puzzles give a lot of hours of gamaplay.
Nov 24, 2014De los mejores juegos de Batman de toda la historia, si no es el mejor para mi es solo por que no sale el espantapájaros, pero si saliera seria el mejor de todos, el uso del game pad es de lo mejor, en el 360 es muy molesto poner START + R = SEE THE MAP, en Wii U te ahorras eso y no te estresa como el en e 360, para ser un post supero a lo de las otras consolas y por mucho, ademas trae todos los DCL ya incluidos, es un juego que tienes que tener de ley si no lo jugaste en otras consolas, es más aunque lo tengas en otras versiones por lo que es no te arrepentirás… Expand
Mar 21, 2013I owned this game on the 360 but I have to say that this is the version to get. There was a slight graphical improvement over the 360 version with better lighting and shadows. I also enjoyed the touch pad features. For me it added a little something to game. I highly recommend this game.
Dec 11, 2012This game is awesome...just as good as PS360 if not better Batarific: all DLC content. Catwoman is awesome to play as Sweet skins, animated and 70's batman are my faves So much to do and explore with engaging side quests from the batman comics Pretty awesome to be able to go and play in bed, a room away from the console The Wii U controller is very immersiveI love getting calls from the joker, and doing inventory using the pad.
New game plus that is actually fun
Great combat that I never tired of The not so great:
wish it were longer
minor frame dropping
A must buy if you don't own on PS360 and support core games for nintendo's next gen core console.… Expand
Jun 21, 2013I've played through the Xbox 360 version also, but this version is the best. The little tweaks involving the game pad such as scanning, controlling the batterang and just something simple like Alfred talking to you on it improve the experience. However, my favourite part, like with most Wii U games, it being able to play the game without a TV. An essential purchase for the Wii U, whether you've played the other versions or not.… Expand
Nov 20, 2012IF you have already played it, there is no need to play again, but, for people who have not played it, the wiiu is the definitive version of 2011's GOTY, including all DLC, and it looks pretty much the same as the other versions. However, the gamepad isnt really done well.
Dec 31, 2012Last year, Batman Arkham City was released one of the best games ever released.Now, for the launch of the Wii U, Arkham City returns in the form of Armored Edition. It contains the full game and the various Downloadable Content; now including Wii U gamepad specific features.
The plot remains untouched. Evil Master Mind, Hugo Strange, is put in charge of Arkham City, a closed off part of Gotham, where criminals fight for control. Batman get… Expand
Nov 18, 2012I never got Arkham City when it first came out, so this is brand new for me. Its great, and even though I am not far in, I can already tell there is a lot of added value with all that dlc included. That said the WiiU controls aren't that amazing; they don't seem to add to much, but it could be a nice alternative for people who played Arkham City already.
Glad I got this one at launch.
Feb 19, 2013I'm kinda mixed on this game. On the upper hand it's really fun, great visuals, and decent story (just a few minor annoyances, but I don't wanna spoil anything sorry) though the good cant outweigh the bad. For one the game is easy. You can press one button for about 60-70% of the battles, and I personally wasn't to fond of the stealth mechanics. Though that's probably just the inpatient teen inside of me :P Though the best part about this game is the game pad integration. The map on the touch screen is perfect and using the motion controls for the batterange, pure awesomeness. So all and all I would recommend this game, it's a great but and the Gamepad just makes the game feel natural.… Expand
Nov 18, 2012It's still the great game of last year, but if you did play it back then, theres no need to do it again
Some of it's Wii U features are good and the graphics and gameplay are as good as ever
It also contains the Harley Quinn DLC and the Robin and Nightwing packs.
If you own a Wii U and you haven't played it before then GO FOR IT!!
Nov 21, 2012batman armored edition is one of the strong launch titles of the Wii U line up.even though batman arkham city came out last year its still as good as it was when it first came out.With the added dlc,it was nice to see that my gameplay was extended.the Wii U tablet made doing the investigation part quick and easy also while playing i could switch to the tablet so i could let my girlfriend watch tv which is a added bonus.that being said the controls feel a little clunky at times and sometimes i couldn't execute a silent take down,but besides that its very worth it to get it if your looking for a good game for your Wii U.… Expand
Aug 18, 2013Excellent Gameplay, stunning visuals, great story; an excellent sequel to Arkham Asylum.
Fantastic usage of the Gamepad, it absolutely feels amazing to turn yourself to look behind you.
A must have.
Sep 4, 2013this is my favorite version of the game and also i think one of the games that show the true potential of the wii u, i recommend this to people who like action, stealth, or just have a wii u and still haven't tried the game out yet. This version also comes with all of the dlc and skins like the game of the year edition and it also has some awesome wii u exclusive content including the new interface, the B.A.T mode and a bat suit that fits a millionaire vigilante more than that old piece of cloth.… Expand
Sep 28, 2013This game is by far one of my favourite wii u game! This game is great and works extremely well! The only thing that is bad thing is the desing. In all missions i found that the maps all looked the same. Other than that it comes with all the DLC!!! Great game you should buy it
Mar 2, 2014An open world Batman game which has an extreme amount of content and is extremely fun to play. This version of the game is on Wii U only, though it's essentially the X-BOX 360 version of the original game with all of the Downloadable Content and new control features. Any other version of this game gets a solid ten out of ten, though there's a reason why I deduct one point from the Wii U version. There's a game-breaking glitch which stops the player from completing this game one-hundred percent, and only allowing one play-through of a specific downloadable content. That is unacceptable.… Expand
Jan 9, 2014An action game that improves on it's predecessor. Arkham City is much larger and just more fun. The villains are very well represented (the Joker especially), the world is massive, the narrative is well done, the visuals are impressive and the music is great. While i honestly found the beginning a little slow, this game is great in every regard. A great Wii U launch and in all honestly, i don't know why this version got lower rated as it's just great if not better then the PS3 version.… Expand
May 21, 2013While I didn't really like Arkham Asylum, I think Arkham city is much better. The open environments of the city are much better fitted for this kind of game. Gliding around is really fun. I like the BAT mode, but you get it too often. Some problems I have is that you sometimes randomly die if you do something out of place even if it doesn't kill you. The map on the gamepad is useful.
If you have already played it there is no reason to get this. The new editions are not worth it and the game looking side by side next to the 360 version looks about the same. I am glad all of the DLC is on it but I kind of feel like I should of passed on this. It is still the game it was a year ago and that is actually a big let down. But I am not gonna give it a bad score because it isn't a bad game. So I will give it what I gave the 360 version and assume someone will not make the same mistake I did.… Collapse
Oct 27, 2014Like good drama, Arkham City feels absolutely real, thanks mainly to the IP itself, but what Rocksteady has achieved it's relevant as well, offering to us one of the best action games of the last decade... when speaking of the good versions, something that the Wii U one isn't. Unstable frame rate, bugs and stuttering make Arkham City unsatisfying on Wii U.
Jun 27, 2013Call me grouchy, but I can't help but feel the quest for flashy graphics and gritty realism is chipping away at what made great action games in the past: the gameplay.
Case in point: the critically-acclaimed Batman Arkham series. It sure sounds a lot of fun to get to wear the Dark Knight's (or Catwoman's) skin and explore the sprawling "detention block" of Gotham City. The case is even more so when you have all of Batman's gadgets at your disposal. This immersive presentation is where Arkham City really shines, at times making you feel as if you're inside a Batman movie. But the mechanics to make such a thing even possible end up convoluted, to the point where you'll need the game's constant on-screen tips and reminders to even get what you're supposed to do next.
Arkham City could definitely learn a thing or two from the Zelda Castlevania book of epic adventuring. The most immediately obvious problem with the game is how it completely overwhelms you from the get-go with a plethora of available information, menus and weapons something both the aforementioned series avoid in exchange for a more linear method of getting new items over time and/or upgrading them. The game would greatly benefit from a more spread-out learning curve, perhaps letting you play in Bruce Wayne mode for a while longer, and focusing more on fun gameplay than on the (admittedly impressive) cinematics and cutscenes.
Once you get the hang of it, though, Arkham City can be a rewarding experience. The combat system is pure old hack and slash, with some added nuance from counter-strikes. The gamepad-based mechanics, such as detective mode and the sonar, are often cute, even if sometimes they feel a bit gimmicky. And of course, Batman's world remains as intriguing as ever.
If you're a fan of the modern style of action games, you should be thrilled with Arkham City. Otherwise, I'd suggest giving it a try before you buy it.… Expand
Sep 30, 2014I played Asylum on the 360 and thought it was one of last gen's best games. The Wii U version is a buggy mess. There are framerate issues and all around it looks like a very lazy port from WB Montreal (that's right...Rocksteady couldn't be bothered to do it themselves) just like most 3rd party games on the Wii U. What I think happens is they port straight over from the 360 and that's it...no optimization, effects, shading, nothing! So it just looks off. I tried the PS3 version and it looks and runs better so I know it's just the Wii U version. But performance not withstanding...this does not messure up to AA in the slightest. It's probably a game that didn't need to be made but they had to.… Expand
If you have already played it there is no reason to get this. The new editions are not worth it and the game looking side by side next to the 360 version looks about the same. I am glad all of the DLC is on it but I kind of feel like I should of passed on this. It is still the game it was a year ago and that is actually a big let down. But I am not gonna give it a bad score because it isn't a bad game. So I will give it what I gave the 360 version and assume someone will not make the same mistake I did.… Collapse
Feb 3, 2014An outstanding experience that will throw the player into Arkham's sombre environments. This game is able to turn nearly everyone into a Batman follower, whether they're ready or not. An essential title which perfectly ties exquisite story-telling with near-perfect gameplay mechanics.
Nov 16, 2013Batman: Arkham Origins is the tricky type of game that isn't innately bad, but it recycles so much from its predecessors and does absolutely nothing to improve upon them.
Feb 20, 2013Batman: Arkham City is one of the best games ever created, no matter the platform. It's engaging from beginning to end, the production values are first rate, and on Wii U there's an extra level of depth to the experience. You can't go wrong with an outright purchase.


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Forget London Fashion Week, this week has officially become J.W. Anderson's! Not only was it Jonathan's birthday on the day of his show, but the entire fash pack have been head-to-toeing non-stop in his flying-off-shelves Topshop collaboration (most spotted: tartan, paisley, kilt skirts and motif jumpers) and his mainline. All that plus a genuinely faithful line-up of fashion friends on the FROW and a concise and precise collection to cement his status as a designer on the circuit who isn't afraid to push the envelope - and still create beautifully wearable clothes. So what's hot for J Dubs' SS13 ?
1. Bandeau frill crop tops. These had first featured in J.W. Anderson's resort collection with full skirts. This time he restyled then with peplum'd skorts. Jonathan told us backstage that these mini tops were also his favourite piece.
2. The colour palette. Baby blue, pastel pink, lemon yellow. No one else could possibly make such super sweet colours look so shoulder shruggingly cool.
3. The contrast lapel biker jackets. So wearable, so easy. The hard part is deciding between monochrome and grey...
4. Matchy matchy loose tops and full skirts in an almost oil paint-splodged pastel and black print.
5. Chain collar necklaces. Ladylike shape, subversive on closer inspection. Perfect with pretty much every top/jumper/dress we can think of.
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Piece we'll buy: The biker and minimalist ruffled grey dress. Do we have to stop there?
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As electric vehicles become commonplace, will the grid be able to handle the extra load? Too many cars plugging in at once might cause disruptions and necessitate costly infrastructure upgrades....
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the power industry than overall PEV penetration. Beyond trying to understand PEV market penetration, which of course is important, we need further study to understand users' charging behavior. It will be particularly important to understand what natural charging behavior would be, how it will respond to the electric industry's attempts to influence it, and how this might interact with the design of vehicles and chargers. The effect in any particular region may depend importantly on the details of system load shape and seasonality, and in some cases might warrant efforts to understand and perhaps influence charging behavior even at fairly low penetration levels. Again, because of the lag between sales share and fleet penetration levels, power system planners might have an opportunity to learn from early experience with PEVs' charging patterns in actual use, prior to their becoming a major source of load.
1. This article draws on research performed in the context of a state-level integrated resource plan ( Integrated Resource Plan for Connecticut , The Brattle Group, The Connecticut Light and Power Co., and The United Illuminating Co., Jan. 1, 2010). While that research focused on planning for Connecticut and the New England electric system, the observations have similar relevance for other regions.
2. U.S. DOE, Alternative Fuels and Advanced Vehicles Data Center, at: www.afdc.energy.gov.
3. Assessment of Plug-in Electric Vehicle Integration with ISO/RTO Systems , ISO/RTO Council and KEMA Inc., March 2010.
4. See http://www.newrules.org/environment/rules/plugin-electric-vehicles/plugin-electricplanning-southern-california.
5. Heywood, J. et al ., On the Road in 2035: Reducing Transportation's Petroleum Consumption and GHG Emissions . MIT Laboratory for Energy and the Environment, Report No. LFEE 2008-05 RP, 2008.
6. Duvall, M., E. Knipping, Environmental Assessment of Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicles. Volume 1: Nationwide Greenhouse Gas Emissions , Report No. 1015325, Electric Power Research Institute, 2007.
7. National Research Council Committee on Assessment of Resource Needs for Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Technologies, Transition to Alternative Transportation Technologies—Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles , National Academy of Sciences, 2009.
8. Kintner-Meyer et al., Impacts Assessment of Plug-in Hybrid Vehicles on Electric Utilities and Regional U.S. Power Grids , Part 1: Technical Analysis, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, 2007.
9. Hadlew, S.W. and A. Tsvetkova, Potential Impacts of Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles on Regional Power Generation , ORNL/TM-2007/150, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, 2008.
10. Milligan, Porter, DeMeo, Denholm, Holttinen, Kirby, Miller, Mills, O'Malley, Schuerger and Soder, "Wind Power Myth Debunked," IEEE Power and Energy Magazine , November/December 2009.
11. A PEV's electric emissions usually should be characterized in terms of the electric generator that is on the margin ( i.e., the unit that will increase or decrease its output in response to a change in load) when the PEV is charging, rather than the system average emissions.


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I was recently speaking with one of my staff via cell phone as he walked his dog late in the evening. Unfortunately, we had to stop our conversation about a half dozen times as he waited for the noise from overhead aircraft to pass. So to those who ask me about airplane noise, yes, I do understand how aggravating it is. To be sure, I live with it every day, like most of you.
The problem becomes especially clear as many of us spend time outdoors with family and friends during the summer. Not that we don't hear it when we're in our homes. We do, but being outside just makes the problem that much more obvious. I guess you could call it par for the course when living next to three major airports, but it was never this bad, never this loud. That's why I want you to know that I'm working to get something done about it.
As I've written before, it's a particularly difficult problem to tackle because airports fall under the jurisdiction of the Federal Aviation Administration. State legislators like me don't
have much recourse as far as regulatory practices. But we can work directly with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey that oversees the regional airports, so I've co-sponsored a bill in the New York State Senate that calls for a noise and land use compatibility survey to be conducted. Thus far it has not only passed the Senate but also passed the New York State Assembly. The bill needs only to be signed by Governor Cuomo and we'll be half way home. Since the Port Authority is a bi-state authority, it must also pass the New Jersey State Legislature and be signed by Governor Christie. The companion bill was introduced in the New Jersey legislature on June 17th and I'll be sure to keep you posted on its progress.
A noise and land use compatibility study would confirm what we already know – that our neighborhoods are being unfairly burdened by the frequent use of certain runways at the airports. With data like that in hand, the Port Authority can then focus on requiring actions to mitigate the impact to our communities. Ideally, that will include reconsidering approaches to the airports that direct airplanes further away from our homes.
I thank those who have been diligently calling attention to this problem. As you can see, changing the procedures involved is multi-faceted and difficult, but it all starts with an objective analysis of noise impacts at ground level and this legislation does that. Our persistent involvement is key to making sure our quality of life is not sacrificed solely to the convenience of air travel. And our patience will see to it that one does not necessarily stand at cross purposes to the other.
For now, please join me in urging Governor Cuomo to sign the bill we passed in New York and call your friends and relatives in New Jersey to encourage their state legislators to move on their version of the bill.


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Movement 1: Allegro con brio
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Movement 3: Menuetto più Allegretto Trio
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It was typical of Beethoven by 1795 that 'thematic work' should pervade the whole musical fabric, with routine accompanying figuration kept to a minimum. Throughout the Quintet, and especially in the first movement, the textures are at once lighter and more flexible than those of the Octet, full of the free, informal contrapuntal interplay that is among the glories of the Viennese classical style as perfected by Haydn and Mozart. No one could guess that this music—or large tracts of it—was not originally conceived for strings. The development, vastly expanded from the Octet original, is particularly characteristic, both in its exhilarating range of modulation and in the way the main theme's wriggling semiquaver motif dominates virtually every stage of the musical argument. After heralding the recapitulation at length with the cello's 'pedal' B flat, Beethoven delays its arrival for a few bars by slipping to the remote, 'Neapolitan' key of E major—an exquisite moment of harmonic deception.
The Andante second movement, in B flat major, is a relaxed serenade written against the background of a siciliano, though here too there are harmonic surprises, of a kind that Beethoven surely learnt from Haydn. In the brief central development the music immediately dips from F major to a dusky D flat major, and then proceeds to modulate, astonishingly, as far afield as A minor. Although marked, rather curiously, Menuetto più Allegretto, the third movement is an early example of a Beethoven scherzo, with a touch of cussed humour in his treatment of a ubiquitous rising staccato scale figure that distantly pre-echoes the scherzo of the Ninth Symphony. Here Beethoven enlarged the Octet original not only by expanding the phrase structure but also by adding a second trio section: marked sempre dolce e piano, this reduces the quintet to a quartet (with the second viola silent throughout) and, perhaps in homage to the minuet and trio of Mozart's C minor Octet/Quintet, features stretches of sinuous canonic imitation. The poetic deflection to E major in the trio's second half echoes the similar harmonic move at the end of the first movement's development. The sonata-rondo finale also represents a drastic rethinking and enlargement of the Octet, with the frolicking main theme now expanded from twelve to twenty-eight bars, and a new first episode that exploits the theme's comic potential and then keeps us guessing, à la Haydn, as to exact moment of its return.
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Movement 1: Sostenuto Allegro vivace e grazioso
Movement 2: Allegro scherzando Più vivo Minore da capo sin' al fine
Movement 3: Adagio
Movement 4: Allegro giocoso
In 1903 Grieg wrote to the Leipzig publishers Peters: 'You probably remember me mentioning an unfinished string quartet? I had intended to finish it, but these last years have brought so much, both physically and spiritually, that I wasn't motivated to proceed with this cheerful work—quite the opposite of opus 27. But I hope to find the long-sought tranquillity and inclination this summer.' Then in 1906, just a year before his death, he wrote to Brodsky: 'If only I could at least finish the string quartet for you!' In 1907, at the time of his death, there were still only two movements and some sketches for the rest. The following year Grieg's Dutch friend, Julius Röntgen, acquired the manuscripts from Grieg's wife, Nina, and edited the first two movements for Peters.
Röntgen also arranged a special 'premiere' of the String Quartet in F major in his home. In a letter to Nina Grieg, dated November 1907, he wrote: 'You should have been with us last evening! We played the quartet. It was strange to sit there and realize that now it was being heard for the first time, and that Edvard himself never got to hear it. But now you must hear who made up the quartet. It was unusual. Harold Bauer, the great pianist, played first violin and really did a fine job. Pablo Casals played second violin and held the violin between his legs just like a cello. I played the viola, and Mrs Casals played the cello in a remarkable way. All four of us were filled with the greatest excitement—with my wife as the only audience!'
Subsequently, this unfinished quartet was not often played publicly, but in 1996 the Chilingirian Quartet performed it during a tour of Norway. Visiting Bergen, Levon Chilingirian had an opportunity to visit the Grieg Collection and see the original manuscript and sketches. He noticed several changes that Röntgen had made in his edition. Since then, Mr Chilingirian has re-edited the first two movements and made performing versions of what was written of the third and fourth movements. This version is as close as we can get to what Grieg intended.
from notes by Erling Dahl Jr © 1999


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