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Monday Music – 17 May 2010
Here's my weekly collection of five songs that I'm currently loving - a one-off postponement of SOIWT's avid London focus:
Nas & Damien Marley – Patience
The new album by Nas and Damien "Jr. Gong" Marley (don't ask) has been, to use the popular parlance, proper bigged up. Here's the first drop from it: a solemn track that combines Amadou & Mariam's Sabali (not that Theophilus London hasn't done that already), Nas doing his useful bullish, cut-through-the-crap pronunciations and Damien offering a rather tender version of his usual ebullient reggae. Will the pair, known collectively as Distant Relatives, change the musical landscape forever, inspiring countless imitations and Facebook groups and human sacrifice? No. Could they make your evening swim by more pleasantly? By God, yes.
Class Actress – Journal of Ardency
I liked Class Actress' other recent single, Careful What You Say, but this, their new EP's title track, is better: instead of the former's obviously glitzy big electro beats, it has subtler bleeps, little snatches of current flashing invisbly across a forest of pylons. Elizabeth Harper purrs out her vocals with groin-groping sensuality; the keys chime with subdued broodiness and there's a palpable, brilliant anticlimax via the sudden, cruel severance of an ending. It's like an amazing house party you're not quite sure ever happened, a perfect new girlfriend who almost certainly gave you the wrong phone number.
Grand Pocket Orchestra – Nigeria
In honour to the swift approaching World Cup, Indiecater Records have come up with a natty concept album: they asked their favourite bands to write a song about their favourite team from those qualified for the shebang. The resultant 32 track compilation is called Fast Forward, and includes this cheery tribute to the Super Eagles by Ireland's Grand Pocket Orchestra, an effervescent number doused in community spirit and underscored by feverish flutes, playing at a zillion miles an hour, and sun-drenched chorus chants. If you're wondering, Detox Cute got to England, the lucky blighters. (Or you could ignore this, and listen to Shakira's official World Cup tune)
Ratatat – Party With Children
The return of Ratatat comes in June with LP4, which includes this typically inventive slice of string fantasia, an encyclopaedia of riffs mixed with clangs, bangs and breaks, eccentric and electric, and so damn good. Listening to it, I don't know where to shake my toot beneath an imaginary mirrorball, or shake in tearful agony at the injustices of the world. It works either way. The guitar feedback ratchets up to unsqueakable levels and still it's okay, still it's beautiful. (As an aside, check out Ratatat's remix of Dizzee's Fix Up, Look Sharp, courtesy of Real Horrorshow Tunes)
Marble Sounds – My Friend
Credit where credit's due, Belgium. Not only is an amazing Belgian professor kindly helping out with my girlfriend's thesis, but another amazing Belgian musician has sent me this great piece of music. When not half of the electro band Plastic Operator, Belgium's Pieter Van Dessel is the founder of Marble Sounds, a new band who've just released their first full-lengther, Nice Is Good. That includes this beaut, with vocals by Guided by Voices singer Robert Pollard. A poisoned-candy opus of thoughtful salutations interspersed with sudden, shattering revelations, it's a tune that produces glandular fever-sized gulps in between cardigan-like cosiness.
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Industry reps pessimistic about legislative IT reform this year
Thursday - 8/7/2014, 5:20am EDT
Reforms by Congress to how agencies buy technology are increasingly unlikely. Industry experts are holding out little hope that multiple bills attempting to fix long-standing problems with IT acquisition will actually get passed before the end of the year.
Trey Hodgkins, the senior vice president for public sector at the IT Alliance for Public Sector (ITAPS), said there are two reasons for this growing doubt.
The first is because of the congressional calendar. Lawmakers are around for two weeks in September, and then by early to mid-October they will head back to their districts to campaign before the mid-term elections in November. Then, there is lame duck session in December, meaning the focus may be on a handful of the most important bills, such as another continuing resolution or the Defense authorization legislation.
Hodgkins said the second reason is a more typical one.
"The most significant impasse is how do these authorities apply at the Defense Department, and determining how to make that work that is satisfactory to the Armed Services committees as well as also satisfactory to the Oversight [and Government Reform] and the Homeland Security [and Governmental Affairs] committees," he said during a media briefing Wednesday in Washington. "There are some conversations going on. They are trying to resolve it. I think the most viable legislative path forward is as part of the Defense bill process. But it has to reach a point of resolution because last year you had some differences of opinion and the way the process worked out, it fell out of the final bill."
The authorities under debate specifically focus on the role of agency chief information officers. The version of the Federal IT Acquisition Reform Act (FITARA) that the House passed is very different than the version marked up in the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.
A roadmap to reforms in the works
And, both of them are different than a simple provision in the Defense Authorization bill that applies only to the DoD CIO, which would create an undersecretary for management, who would be both the CIO and deputy chief management officer.
Hodgkins said ITAPS supports a lot of what FITARA wants to do as well as the change Sen. Carl Levin (D-Mich.) wants to make in the Defense Department related to its CIO.
Hodgkins said the provision changing the position of the DoD CIO is most likely to get through Congress because it's included as part of the Defense authorization bill, and is focused solely on DoD so the potential of lawmakers objecting to it is small.
So that leaves whole scale IT acquisition reform from Congress as a next year event.
"I think a lot of people are pitting their hopes on and are very optimistic about the House Armed Services Committee and Senate Armed Services Committee process," Hodgkins said. "It was a similar process that matured to become the wholesale review that occurred in the 1990s that led to Clinger-Cohen and Federal Acquisition Streamlining Act, and a lot of other game changing acquisition reforms of that era. So I think a lot of people are focused on that as sort of the strategic review of getting to the root problems and trying to address it."
Hodgkins is referring to the joint effort by the House and Senate to look at DoD acquisition reforms, and the results from that effort likely will bleed over into the civilian world.
ITAPS is more confident in the efforts by the Office of Management and Budget around IT reform. Hodgkins said the TechFAR effort by the Office of Federal Procurement Policy, and some of the workforce initiatives to train program managers are among the efforts the association is paying close attention to.
No shutdown this year?
So if IT reform isn't a high priority on lawmakers' agenda, the fiscal 2015 budget is.
The House has passed seven of 12 spending bills, while the Senate has been less active approving no appropriations bills so far.
Hodgkins said ITAPS is expecting two-and-a-half month continuing resolution to begin 2015 and get the government through the elections.
"Military Construction would be a vehicle for a continuing resolution, and MilCon would also be a vehicle for an omnibus, which is what the current thinking is. They would come back from the elections and work on the omnibus," he said. "The speculative part about this is there certainly is a plausible scenario that the Republicans take the Senate and they decide they don't want to pass something and block passage of a bill. They try to get passage of an additional CR into early January, and then they come back with two Republican controlled chambers and could pass a different omnibus and send it to the President. At this point in time, it's still a possibility given the electoral outcomes."
Hodgkins added the likelihood of an omnibus spending bill for 2015 is strong and if Congress can get its act together by January, it would give agencies and contractors about nine months to plan and spend their budgets.
The one big issue ITAPS sees on the horizon is the return of sequestration in 2016. Hodgkins echoed a lot of what other experts believe that Congress has no desire to end sequestration so vendors and agencies are preparing now for the expected cuts that are coming in two years.
So as Congress focuses on spending bills, there are several executive branch efforts underway to improve the IT acquisition process.
Alliant 2 to pilot cyber recommendations
One of the ones ITAPS is working on is around supply chain cybersecurity.
DoD and the General Services Administration issued recommendations in January to improve the security of IT hardware and software as part of President Obama's cybersecurity executive order.
Erica McCann, a manager of federal procurement at ITAPS, said GSA is looking at the Alliant 2 governmentwide acquisition contract as a way to test out some of the concepts outlined in the document.
"They sort of see this as a way to put their words on paper into action so ultimately this is a good way to figure out what they are promoting is a good way to prevent a supply chain risk or a cybersecurity risk at the first gate in the whole process, which is the acquisition," she said. "It's a good way to test it. I think industry is still trying to figure out how it gets tested and what it means for the companies on the contract so that's why we continue to talk with them."
DoD also is addressing the supply chain cyber issue as part of its job under Section 818 of the Defense authorization bill from 2013. ITAPS is watching how it gets implemented.
Hodgkins said ITAPS would like to see agencies go through their mission areas to decide the biggest risks in their supply chains and then ask vendors to address those risks.
Questions rise over government competing with industry
Another area ITAPS is watching closely is the move by several agencies to bring in IT talent to work on specific projects, such as GSA's 18F and the Department of Health and Human Services' Buyer's Club.
McCann said the Federal Acquisition Regulations already gives contracting officers and program managers flexibility to do agile or iterative IT development so they are watching these offices closely.
Hodgkins said there is concern about whether 18F or the Buyer's Club will encroach in industry opportunities.
"We've had conversations with them on what their intents are. We know, for example, 18F intends to expand. They want to position staff in every office where GSA has a regional office. They want to make these capabilities broadly available. They want to incorporate the skills that can be brought to bear through the Presidential Innovation Fellows program. So they've shared some high level objectives they've established for themselves," he said. "But there's some things that aren't as clear about how this works together, and how does it work in the context of a public sector market where companies are already competing to do some of the same things. Those are the things that aren't as clear."
Along those same lines, ITAPS also is watching the government's efforts around strategic sourcing and how it will affect large and small businesses. Hodgkins said included in that are GSA's continuous improvement efforts around the schedules and GWACs.
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Posted 11 September 2012 - 08:24 PM
I've got a client who needs a context-sensitive menu. If the client is in Austin, one menu needs to appear (default action). If they are in Bastrop, a different menu needs to be used.
In a standard Wordpress theme, I could use the and display the appropriate registered menu. I All it would require would be adding a category (or ideally a custom taxonomy of city names but let's keep the example on the easy side) to each page in the Bastrop section.
I have no idea how to do this in Pagelines.
My instinct is to do something like...
Then re-register the hook using a custom function. I'm not totally clear on how that needs to work in this case. The site in question is at with "Bastrop" needing the alternate menu. I inherited some strange CSS menus from an Indian team on this dev account so ignore that behavior.
My primary concern is the contextual menu.
How would you de-register a menu in Pagelines and re-register a new context-sensitive snip of code?
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Posted 11 September 2012 - 08:47 PM
I would suggest you go to or to to find a suitable, skilled developer who might... just might, be able to help with this.
What I don't understand is... and please forgive me... why not just have a child menu under Austin for that group and another one for Bastrop? You'd create those in Dashboard > Appearance > Menus and simply make sure that the drop down menus are enabled.
Posted 11 September 2012 - 10:31 PM
I realize that Pagelines menus are managed by Wordpress. What I need shouldn't touch the core at all though. I could use a GeoIP but that would be overkill for a two-city solution.
There are several ways to to this. By using in_category I was over simplifying. The most natural thing to do would be to create a custom taxonomy then test to see if "Bastrop" was an assigned city for the page/post. If that post contained a "Bastrop" taxonomy entry, I could then serve the appropriate menu.
So here's what I have in mind.
Let's work by an easy example to understand. Here is how we would serve a menu for a logged in user vs a visitor.
We would register two menus called "logged-in-menu" and "visitor-menu". Then, inside of the navigation div (or NAV tag) we would call this function:
The correct menu would be displayed based on whether or not our user was logged in.
In the case of Austin vs Bastrop, we would use a custom taxonomy and test for cities other than Austin (Bastrop being the only one for now). If the test for Bastrop evaluates to "false" then we would show the default menu. If it evaluates to "true" then we would show the Bastrop menu. It's not a terribly complex operation, when you put it in those terms.
The problem is that I can create menus for Bastrop and Austin but the way Pagelines is set up, I can only show one of them in a given menu area.
Thus, I can either re-write the core theme file (never a good idea) to include the test, or I could unhook the menu registration code and re-hook my own through functions.php in the Child.
Again, normally this is done with a remove_action followed by a do_action.
This assumes that I can remove a function
Then create a new one that includes the test for a taxonomy (or category or logged in etc).
The result is a page-context sensitive menu.
The obvious remove/do combination isn't working and I would rather not edit the core theme code for Pagelines, as it could be wiped out by a later update.
Can you tell me how to unhook the menu registration and re-hook a custom one?
PS If you find yourself curious, this is how you test for a custom taxonomy
None of it requires editing the core, or even the parent theme based on the way your hook/actions work.
Posted 11 September 2012 - 11:05 PM
In ~\pagelines\section\brandnav\section.php the code is called here:
Copying that file to the child theme has no effect. Clearly you aren't a standard setup where I can override the PHP in that file - or I would have done so. Pagelines ignores changes in the child.
Right there you see the hook:
pagelines_register_hook( 'brandnav_after_nav', 'brandnav' ); // Hook
That's a dynamic function. It uses do_action on the back end.
How in the heck do I modify this? It's not a standard remove_action
Posted 12 September 2012 - 04:10 AM
Unfortunately, Pagelines also ignores changes to core files via child theme. Basically, the menu is stuck on stupid.
Want a different logged in menu? Yeah man, that sounds cool
Want a different menu for a page category or taxonomy? Man why are you so new school?
I'm irritable. I'll ask one more time for a solution but I've seen people spin circles for days trying to ask the same question around here.
Posted 12 September 2012 - 08:11 AM
I will bring your topic to one of our developers attention and see what he recommends. I will reply here as soon as I have more information for you.
Posted 13 September 2012 - 12:31 AM
We have not change any core WordPress hooks. you can still easily de-register any style/script/action/filter.
From my digging this evening, it appears the Pagelines developers have not provided a simple way to de-register a hook.
If you mean overriding a section like the navbar, it takes about 10s to copy the section folder into a child theme, rename it and the edit it as much as you like.
This is Wordpress, it has to be possible, but without a bit of guidance it could take me more time to figure out than the client wants to pay for.
Unfortunately, Pagelines also ignores changes to core files via child theme. Basically, the menu is stuck on stupid.
Child sections always override core sections. You can use php to check if a user is logged in and show a different navbar then.
Posted 14 September 2012 - 03:55 PM
Changing core functionality without hook/unhook isn't a good idea even in a child theme though. There is a reason why outfits like Genesis and Hybrid Core work this way.
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Ret. Sgt. 1st Class Robert J. White will be bringing his Celtic music to the Greene County Library on Monday.
A professional bagpiper for about 25 years, the Piedmont resident will be playing the instument of his Scottish and Irish heritage at the St. Patrick's Day Celebration to be held at 6:30 p.m.
The event, sponsored by the Greene County Friends of the Library, is free, and a light supper will be served.
Peggy Greene, a Friends board member and event organizer, said former Greene County Middle School music director, Ed Morgan, referred her to White.
White has played at Walstonburg's Proud to be an American Day, held in the spring. Greene said she had heard "great remarks" about his bagpipe playing.
"We're just really excited," she said. "This is the first time we've had somebody playing the bagpipe. ... We're just really lucky that he's going to be here."
White, 67, said he grew up in a neighborhood of Scottish and Irish folks in Illinois and learned to play the instrument when he was only 12.
"I just like the idea," he said. "It's very encouraging and challenging to play. Not everyone can do that."
Learning the technique was difficult, but White said he got a handle on it in about seven months. He also learned to play the fiddle, guitar and harmonica.
He would join a number of neighbors who played instruments, and they would go to different houses to play music together.
During the Vietnam War, he joined the U.S. Army after graduating from high school.
An infantryman, White was with the 101st Airborne Division, known as the "Screaming Eagles." He fought in the offensive in early 1968.
"We actually won the war in '68," he said.
His comrades soon learned he could play the guitar and would have him play when they would return for stand-downs, or periods of rest and readying for the next operation.
White didn't leave the service when he returned to the states from Vietnam in 1969. As a paratrooper in the A-team of Special Forces, he carried out operations in places like Alaska, England, Germany and Panama before retiring in 1992.
During that time, he played the bagpipe for the Army's Special Forces.
When he came home, White played in a band and spent five years playing the bagpipe for the N.C. State University Pipes and Drums. He quit about six years ago to play solo.
"I got to be so popular, so I decided to go on my own," he said.
White was asked to play at the funerals of soldiers who died during the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
"I played for many memorials for the killed-in-actions coming home," he said.
He played the bagpipe at the Arlington National Cemetery for the internment of Lt. Gen. William P. Yarborough, the "Father of the Modern Green Berets," and won a medal at the Highland Scottish Games Solo Competition.
Today, White plays the bagpipe and other instruments, not only for funerals, but for weddings, parties and other events. He also offers bagpipe lessons.
"(I'm) thankful that I can give back to the families," he said, "Being a Vietnam War veteran, I was lucky that I came home."
White said he considers his bagpipe playing as his ministry to the families of those who lost a loved one.
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I was born in India and am the first person to go to medical school in my father's family. I was 17 when I entered medical school, and was overwhelmed by my patients' desperate and immediate need for help. I realized I could remain more objective and focused if I practiced pathology and helped the treating physicians understand the underlying mechanisms of disease, so treatments could be individualized. I am fascinated by cancer, the immortality of its cells and its lethality. My interest is in recognizing cancer, predicting their behavior, lethality and response to potentially lethal therapeutic agents. With the explosion of cancer genetics, genotype-phenotype correlation is of great interest to me.
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State losing $400M in veterans benefits
Federal data indicate the wait for benefits can be as much as 18 months. In San Diego County, three out of every four claims have not been resolved after 125 days.
In an email, federal officials say the department is working to speed up processing. The backlog, they said, can be traced to the growing number of veterans who served in Iraq and Afghanistan, who routinely file multiple claims for an assortment of injuries. Also, in the last two years the department processed 150,000 claims associated with Vietnam-era Agent Orange exposure, federal officials say.
Typically, veterans rely on the chain of 56 County Veterans Service Offices to help process claims for benefits, such as service-connected disability checks and pensions.
These offices generally receive about 85 percent of their funding from counties and 15 percent from the state. The state's share is based on the amount of applications that get turned in and another check comes after the claim is approved.
Tom Splitgerber, the San Diego County County Veterans Service Officer, said his five-member team of accredited representatives each files about 400 claims a year. His office could almost double the number of claims with three to five more workers, he said.
Sen. Marty Block, D-San Diego, is a member of the Senate veterans committee and said he is sympathetic to doing more given the previous lean budget years.
"Counterproductively, we've been cutting programs that have brought money to us. We had no choice," he said.
That may change given the more flush budget thanks to voter-approved tax increases and an improved economy.
"A word of caution," Block said. "This is one of many deserving programs that need to be restored now that we have a little bit of discretionary revenue."


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Twice, Obama has called on Arlington Boeing employee
Twice, Sharon O'Hara has been called on by the president at key milestones for the aerospace giant.
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President Barack Obama hugs Sharon O'Hara, a Boeing worker and cancer survivor, after quoting her during his visit in February of last year to Boein's plant in Everett. The Arlington woman witnessed Obama's signing of the Export-Import Bank Reauthorization Act that May in Washington, D.C.
"He said, 'Is Sharon O'Hara in the audience?'" the Arlington woman recalled.
Who was asking? O'Hara still can't believe that it was President Barack Obama.
On Feb. 17, 2012, Obama toured the Everett plant, praising Boeing and its workers for bringing "jobs and manufacturing back to America." He called the 787 Dreamliner "the plane of the future."
O'Hara, 59, didn't just happen to be in the audience. That took some doing. And meeting Obama last February wasn't her only close encounter with the president. Again in May, O'Hara had the chance to see Obama, that time in Washington, D.C.
It all happened because of O'Hara's reaction back on Dec. 15, 2009, when the 787 made its first flight.
An executive office administrator for leaders of Boeing's 787 team, O'Hara was interviewed by Boeing's Lori Gunter about seeing a Dreamliner take off in Everett for the first time. "I had goose bumps and tears," O'Hara said that day. "We said we would do it and we did."
Before Obama's trip to Everett, the White House took notice of O'Hara's pride in the new airplane.
O'Hara, though, had been battling cancer and wasn't working in early 2012. Suffering from multiple myeloma, she had undergone a stem-cell transplant on Oct. 13, 2011.
"I was on a leave of absence," said O'Hara, a 21-year Boeing employee who is now back at work. During her leave, O'Hara had a call from a Boeing office executive telling her the White House would be calling her -- and that it wasn't a joke.
Obama, she learned, wanted to use her quote from the day of the first 787 flight in his speech at Boeing. When the White House did call, she told them she wasn't invited to the president's appearance. "They said, 'Consider yourself invited,' " O'Hara recalled.
"I'm an Obama fan anyway, but it wouldn't have mattered if he were Democrat or Republican, black, white, yellow or green -- it was the president of the United States of America," she said.
She got to sit with VIPs at the Boeing plant, and after Obama asked "Is Sharon O'Hara in the audience?" she was able to meet him and pose for pictures. Her daughter, Boeing worker Veronica O'Hara, was also there.
"He smiled, gave me a great big hug, and kissed me on the cheek," she said. "His smile is just extraordinary."
Not long after Obama's visit, O'Hara tried going back to work. With her weakened immune system, she contracted pneumonia and needed more time off. When she got another call from Boeing, she thought it would be about working from home.
Instead, the caller asked "Are you sitting down?"
It was a Boeing engineer calling to tell her she had been invited to the White House for the president's signing of the Export-Import Bank Reauthorization Act of 2012.
The act is helpful to Boeing because it aids U.S. exporters by providing financial assistance to foreign entities that buy American-made products. The bill Obama signed May 30 extended the mandate through September 2014, and raised its financing cap to $140 billion.
"Our middle class was created by workers who made and sold the best products in the world," Obama said at the signing ceremony.
O'Hara stood right behind the president when he said those words. She credits Boeing's Megan Ryder with quickly putting her back on full-time status so she could make the trip.
She flew first-class on a red-eye flight. In Washington, D.C., she met with Tim Keating, a Boeing senior vice president of government operations.
The signing was supposed to be in the Rose Garden. Weather didn't cooperate, O'Hara said, so it was held in Eisenhower Executive Office Building next to the West Wing of the White House. After the signing, O'Hara did some sightseeing and took a White House tour.
"Here I am, a cancer survivor, a middle American," she said. When Obama greeted her, she reminded him they had met before. She recalled him saying, "I remember. How is your health?"
"With all the people this man meets, he remembers the ordinary people. That's what I love about this president," O'Hara said.
And the 787, now grounded after incidents involving its lithium-ion batteries, what does O'Hara think about that?
"I still think it's the best airplane out there," she said.
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Hana Horakova scored 17 points to lead Good Angels Kosice to a 79-57 road win over Frisco Brno to wrap up their Group C campaign in Round 1 of EuroLeague Women.
In her return to her long-time club the guard was five of six from the field, also contributing with three rebounds, two assists and three steals.
Kosice trailed only briefly in the opening period before taking control of the game and leading by double digits virtually all the way to the close as they secured a 9-5 record and at least third place in the group.
The visitors scored the final seven points of the game to underline their supremacy, with Kayla Pedersen completing a three-point play from the foul line before Helena Sverisdottir hit a jump-shot and Lucia Kupcikova finished things from the free-throw line.
The final 71 seconds of the game passed without a basket at either end, but the result had long since been decided. Sverrisdottir had 12 points for Kosice and Anna Jurcenkova added 10.
Tereza Peckova led Brno with 13 points.
Good Angels Head Coach Stefan Svitek"For both teams it was a game without motivation. Brno could play without stress, because they werre on the end of the table. Our team had problems with better performances and with shooting. We missed often the open oportunitty to score. The game was tough, we couldn´t make an advantage of more than 20 points. We were better in rebounds."
Frisco Brno Head Coach Jan Bobrovsky"I am disappointed with our performance in the whole Euroleague. Our performance was poor. If the shooting is bad, you must fight in defence and offence. But in our performance was nothing. It was the same today. We prepared on this game very conscientiously. But we played good only in the first quarter."
Good Angels Kosice player Hana Horakova"From my point of view the game was though. Brno played good the whole game. We had better rebounds and played more aggressive. Form my point of view the game was sentimental. I spent in this hall eleven very successfully seasons. Brno player with a sense of humor asked me before the game, if I knew, where the dressing room for the guests team was. I met with a lot of friends, and I am satisfied with the result."
Frisco Brno player Barbora Kasparkova"We could win, but we made a lot of mistakes. We had a chance to turn around the game. But when we returned on the field very good pivot Vieru, we lost the chance. Our rivals were better in rebounds."
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Small College Journal: End of the line for Norwich, Amherst
A pair of spirited runs in Division 3 hit the wall on Friday night, within a few hours of each other in historic Lake Placid, N.Y.
|Amherst goalie Jonathan La Rose (photo: Amherst College Athletics)
Amherst fell to Oswego State, 2-1 in overtime, in the late national semifinal after tying the game and forcing extra minutes with 22.1 seconds left in regulation.
Earlier, Norwich saw its season end in the national semifinals for the second year in a row, again to eventual champion St. Norbert, 4-1.
"The worst game we played all year," Norwich coach Mike McShane (Wakefield, Mass.) termed it afterward.
St. Norbert captured its second consecutive Division 3 championship when it defeated Oswego in the final on Saturday, 4-1.
Amherst came the closest of the local teams to advance to the final, which would have been the first for a program playing in a Frozen Four for the first time.
A game that was scoreless for more than 50 minutes saw Lord Jeffs — who'd carried play for stretches — fall behind 1-0 when Ian Boots capitalized on a turnover and beat goalie Jonathan La Rose with a wrister at 10:26 of the third.
Showing a flair for the dramatic, Amherst tied it with 22.1 seconds remaining in regulation when Eddie Effinger whacked in a loose puck, his team having pulled La Rose for the extra attacker.
But Paul Rodrigues ended things a little over seven minutes into sudden death, taking advantage of a neutral-zone turnover, skating in and beating La Rose with a backhand to end it.
The Lord Jeffs finished with a 44-27 edge in shots.
"Over the past four or five years we've begun to believe we belong at this level," said Amherst coach Jack Arena. "Playing Oswego like we did … I think if there was any doubt about whether we belong here, there isn't any more."
The Jeffs will graduate six seniors, including La Rose, forwards Effinger and Mark Colp (Wareham, Mass.), and standout defenseman Mike Baran (Duxbury, Mass.).
La Rose was named AHCA Player of the Year after a season that saw him lead the nation in save percentage (.943) and shutouts (five), and finish second in goals-against average (1.55). He joins Jeff Landers (Class of 2009) as the only Lord Jeffs to ever receive that honor.
Arena (Randolph, Mass.) was named Division 3 Coach of the Year after guiding the Jeffs to a program-record 24 wins and first trip to the Frozen Four.
No doubt that Norwich annually belongs in the discussion of Division 3's best. But facing the program responsible for their national semifinal ouster last winter, the Cadets fell behind 3-0 and couldn't get one past the Green Knights' standout David Jacobson, who led Division 3 in goals-against average.
"We had a lot of chances early but they had a great game," said McShane.
It was the third straight 20-win season for the Cadets, who beat St. Norbert to win the national championship in 2010, 2-1.
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Senior forward Jeremiah Ketts of Johnson & Wales has been selected as the winner of the 12th annual Joe Concannon Award, which recognizes New England's best American-born hockey player in Division 2 or 3, the Gridiron Club of Greater Boston announced this weekend.
Ketts led the Wildcats in scoring with 20 goals and 33 assists for 53 points as a senior, and finishes his career with 165 points. He recently signed a contract to play with the Reading Royals of the ECHL.
"This is a really great recognition and an important award not only for Jeremiah, but for the team and the program," Johnson and Wales coach Erik Noack said in a statement. "To win such a prestigious award really puts both him and our program on the map. I can't think of a more talented and competitive player who deserves this recognition more.
"Jeremiah truly had a rare combination of talent and competitiveness that put him above a lot of players. His work ethic in the weight room and on the ice was extraordinary."
The three other finalists for the award were Baran (Duxbury, Mass.), senior goalie Ryan Purdy of Williams and senior defenseman Ryan Barlock of Curry.
New England Division 3 final power rankings
1. Amherst (24-4-1, 17-1-0 NESCAC)
It took overtime to end the Lord Jeffs' historic season, as well as their 12-game win streak. The outgoing seniors helped compile a four-year best record of 74-23-10, which included two NESCAC titles and two trips to the NCAAs.
2. Norwich (24-3-2, 15-2-1 ECAC East)
Blake Forkey will go down as the players who scored the last goal of the Cadets' season. Juniors Pier-Olivier Cotnoir (21-21-42) and Kyle Thomas of Waltham, Mass. (16-21-37), and sophomore Travis Janke (1128-39) all finished among the top 20 in Division 3 in scoring.
3. Wentworth (21-7-1, 11-2-1 ECAC Northeast)
4. Plymouth State (17-7-3, 12-3-3 MASCAC)
5. Bowdoin (16-6-3, 12-3-3 NESCAC)
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GARETH DUNCAN, reporting from the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, watched the Blitzboks concede a last-minute try in a 31-26 Cup final defeat to New Zealand on day two of the PE Sevens.
The inaugural PE Sevens finished in 20 minutes of madness.
Ahead and during this fixture, the crowd created a magical atmosphere – something that was missing throughout the weekend's festivities. The St Georges band arrived late during the day and their presence ignited an electric mood around the park, especially with the large All Blacks club who sat themselves in the seats below them. It was a fitting stage for the Blitzboks and New Zealand, who were clearly the two best teams at the tournament.
For New Zealand, it was their eighth consecutive Cup final appearance while it was only the hosts' third in their history, having previously won one and lost one – both to the former. And on this occasion, the Kiwis went on to win their ninth South African leg Cup title thanks to Tomasi Cama, who scored and converted a try in the last move of the game.
It was a close contest in the first half, which ended 17-14 at the break in the Kiwis' favour. DJ Forbes led from the front and powered over for the opening try, which was cancelled out by Bernado Botha's finish. The hosts were then dealt a blow when Boom Prinsloo was yellow-carded for a professional foul at the breakdown.
From a defending scrum, the Blitzboks crumbled and Cama capitalized to dive over for his first five-pointer. Once South Africa returned to seven men, Botha went on to score his fourth try of the tournament – but New Zealand held a slender half-time lead after Frank Halai crossed the chalk.
The Blitzboks dominated the early parts of the second half, surging into a 26-17 lead with Steven Hunt and Cecil Afrika running over from close range. But defensive lapses at the death saw Halai and Cama complete their braces, the latter score a controversial one as a few South African players believed they were tripped during the final play. But Australian referee Anthony Moyes waved play on as Cama broke South African hearts.
The day's results sees Fiji and New Zealand share the World Series table lead with 51 log points each. The Fijians performed badly on day two, which ended with a 48-0 thrashing from Wales in the Plate final. The Blitzboks find themselves third on the table with 48 log points while England (47) and France (38) trail closely behind.
Earlier in the day, the Springbok Sevens downed Samoa 12-7 in the Cup semi-final.
It was a physical clash and one the hosts handled well as they kept the game tight and capitalised on favourable field position. They spent most of the first half in Samoa's 22m area, and they finished two scoring opportunities to take a 12-0 half-time lead. A Branco du Preez side step and break opened the scoring while Botha showed great power out wide to finish in the corner. Samoa ended the half with six men when Afa Aiono was sin-binned for striking Kyle Brown with the forearm.
After the second stanza restart, South Africa placed a greater emphasis on restricting the Pacific Islanders – which they did to great effect. Samoa struggled to break into the hosts' red zone but managed to score a late try through Paul Perez. The Blitzboks, however, still did enough for a place in the Cup final
In their first match of the day, Cecil Afrika scored two crucial tries in the Springbok Sevens' 26-12 win over France in the Cup quarter-final.
Coming off a 19-5 Cup defeat to the French in the same fixture at the Dubai Sevens last weekend, the Blitzboks ended on top on this occasion thanks to their hometown playmaker. But it didn't come easy, as an attacking error saw Terry Bouhraoua put the opposition 5-0 ahead.
An Afrika run set up Boom Prinsloo minutes later while the former also dotted down after sniping a gap. But Renaud Delmas finished off a late attack, which capitalised on the hosts' shaky rearguard. The half-time score read 12-12.
The Blitzboks produced a strong second half showing to seal their place in the top four. Brilliant stepping from Afrika saw the speedster grab his 70th World Series try while Botha finished off proceedings after chasing down a Du Preez chip.
Blitzboks' fixtures, day two:
Cup quarter-final: South Africa 26 France 12
Cup semi-final: South Africa 12 Samoa 0
Cup final: South Africa 26 New Zealand 31