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The films at the recent South Asian Documentary Film Festival dealt with the travails of those in the border region.
A three-day South Asian Documentary Film Festival at Kashmir University held recently provided a chance to young Kashmiri students to interact with filmmakers from Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh as also from Mumbai. However, screening of a film from a Pakistani filmmaker also unravelled the hard reality about how young Kashmiris identify themselves with a place like Afghanistan.
"Search for Freedom", a documentary by Munizea Jehangir, a young journalist from Pakistan, was enough to stir the Hornet's nest as the audience questioned her as to why she has dealt with the subject "in a one-sided manner". The filmmaker had focused on the travails of four Afghan women who ostensibly had been victims of Taliban excesses. ]
Much to the surprise of the filmmaker, there were inquisitive youngsters who apparently wanted to see the "good side" of the Taliban as well! They accused Jehangir of appeasing the West by demonising Taliban to show them only as oppressors.
"Through the holes of burqa (veil) you have tried to highlight atrocities committed on women by Taliban but you didn't have courage to show the atrocities committed by Russian and American forces in Afghanistan in your film," one of the participants remarked.
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The film is the filmmaker's thesis project as part of her study in the U.S. Munizea, however, strongly denied the allegations saying that what she had seen was reflected in the film and she had no biases or pre-conceived notions. "Taliban and religion are not part of my film. It is about four women of Afghanistan who have suffered at the hands of different regimes that have ruled the country," said Munizea, who works for NDTV in Islamabad.
The other film that attracted attention was "Swabhumi – The Promised Land" by Bangladeshi filmmaker Tanvir Mokammel. It touched upon a sensitive topic — the Urdu-speaking community of Bangladesh, who are commonly known as 'Biharis'. It highlights the problems faced by this community, which is trying to carve out an identity since its migration from erstwhile British India to the then East Pakistan and now Bangladesh.
It depicts the role of this community during the period when Bangladesh was carved out and its members' alleged collaboration with Pakistan. "The film was aimed to help get voter identity cards for the community, which will confirm their citizenship in Bangladesh," said Tanvir.
The highlight of the festival, organised by Educational Multimedia Research Centre of KU and Anhad Institute of Media Studies was the screening of two films by young students of Media Education Research Centre and Media department of Baramulla College.
"War Within" by Azhar Qadri and "Working on the Edge" by MERC students deal with war and soul searching amid life and death and how journalists work in the Kashmir conflict. These films prompted Ashok Kaul, a prominent Bollywood filmmaker, to announce a cash prize of Rs.6000 for them. "It is interesting to interact with Kashmiri youth. They are very inquisitive and think very differently" he said.
Anju Chetri of Nepal whose documentary "War Endangered Widows" was watched keenly said, "Women were worst hit during last ten years of insurgency and State violence in Nepal. More than 10,000 war widows are a result of this violence. We have tried to give voice to the silenced women of Nepal."
Other documentaries that were screened during the festival included "Bhagmati" by Ashok Koul; "Nusrat Has Left the Building…But When?" by Farjad Nabi; "Waterworks" by Anwar Chowdhury and Moshar of Hossain Jamy; "Global Warming: a Catastrophe in Making", a film by Shahid Rasool and Shafaqat Habib of EMMRC; "Words in Stone", by Akila Krishnan and "Santoor", an EMMRC student production.
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@Tripleoxer Might be regional. In the DC metro area, an offer that asks for closing costs back won't even be considered. But this is a special snowflake crazy area, where even having an FHA loan instead of a traditional 20% down loan will probably get you laughed off the offer list.
On How Living at Home at 31 Taught Me Nothing and Everything About Saving
What I take from this essay is that it's perilously easy to define success for yourself as whatever is most comfortable at the moment, regardless of any other considerations. We all have our blind spots.
On OK, Gentrification is Lousy. Now What?
@apples and oranges Moderately affordable-priced apartment buildings aren't desirable for developers because the trappings of a luxury condo are not actually that expensive to add once you've built the whole building. Spending $5k on a fancy-looking kitchen for each of 100 units is a pittance on top of the construction costs, which are going to stay the same regardless of interior finishings. There's a breakpoint in cost of necessary materials at a certain height--I think it's 5 stories, but don't quote me on it--when you can use still use wood framing instead of concrete and steel, but that's a whole 'nother matter relating to whether you want garden apartments, high-rises...and let's not even get started on the DC height limit and its impacts on the availability of housing. Oy. tl;dr - it would be nice to increase the supply of condos/apartments with fewer frills but it's so economically unsound that it's just not going to happening without drastic external controls like Josh suggests, especially in a market where demand is still outpacing supply.
On "Behind Every Jane Jacobs Comes Giuliani with his Nightstick."
DC is a weird scenario. Despite being the center of one of the biggest economies in the country for a very long time, its core was massively underdeveloped residentially for decades. It's basically packed three or four decades worth of growth into the past 15 years. That DC kept producing jobs and income during the recession that crippled the rest of the country only pushed things further into overdrive. The piece is dead-on about the challenges of finding a place you can afford to live in here (although I don't think I agree with the intensity of its contempt). The close-in suburbs have been expensive for a long time, and choosing the far-out suburbs means you spend an hour or more in brutal traffic on each end of your commute. So, everyone is rushing into the city, trying to find the last scraps of places they can live without granting control of their lives over to I-66 and I-95. "Am I contributing to the rapid displacement of long-time residents" falls to about 38th on your list of concerns, well behind "my spouse and I spend half our day commuting and never see each other" and "I just want 6 square feet of a backyard, man." High-speed change, all coated in desperation. Maybe I should move to Montana.
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@guenna77 Right on. If a manager actually tells you that "the marketplace is unfair" and maintains that a new hire with no experience is worth the same to the company as you are, you should get out with the quickness. Those are the words of a company that will never truly value or understand your contributions as much as they should. If you start applying to jobs, you very well may end up at another company with just as despicable a view of its people, but you'll probably also be making 5-10% more from the start just by virtue of being a new hire over there. Walking away happy during your negotiation is important, but your happiness can dissipate rapidly when you get info like this.
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I live in DC and haven't found this that annoying, simply because I rarely go to the places where I can't make reservations. In principle I hate it, but there are too many good reservation-friendly restaurants to get heartburn about this trend...so far. Alternately, I go to the places that don't take them during what I know are the okay times; e.g., if I want Daikaya, I know we need to get there before 6:15 Monday-Thursday, and that we should just go to Mandu instead if it's the weekend.
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I still subscribe, quite happily. Live sports are one big reason, as many of the games that qualify as Must Watch for me land on the ESPN family of networks. HBO is another reason. They produce enough quality material year-round that I'm always glad to have it. The depth of quality on TV is the last reason. Yes, I could buy all the non-HBO shows I like individually, but there are enough tremendous ones out there now that I'd be spending a fair bit of the budget on those shows. And yeah, I could get all this stuff illegally with relative ease, but that's kind of a cop-out of a response.
On Buying A First Car: The American Dream
Great piece--but Judah, don't pay for it all in cash! If you have a good job and good credit, you can probably get some of it financed at a great rate through a local credit union. Like, 3-4% interest, which over the life of, say, a $10,000/3-year auto loan, would would come out to about $700-800. It is totally worth that small amount of "good debt" to keep cash on hand in case of emergencies or Other Things. Of course, you've already sold the stock, so my next advice of "invest the rest somewhere!" seems a little late to the game. And if you have money saved up besides your 10k and stock sale, then you're not draining your reserves.
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The internet (and personal, unmonitored smartphones in particular!) have also made the 9-5 office job quite different. Just look at the timestamps on this site, among others, to see when comment traffic is highest. In my experience, more and more people have adopted the freelancer's "however long it takes me" perspective, even on the 9-to-5 grind--if they can, of course. I'm reading a Billfold article at 3:35, and I don't really feel bad about it because I did what I had to do today, and my corporate masters are often terrible, and this site is educational, and whatever other justification I choose. This also speaks to something that's been touched on in a few pieces here: that the productivity multipliers of modern technology have made today's 40-hour office work week massively more efficient than, say, the 40-hour work week of 1980. That makes it extra-sad that real wages in many industries have dropped since then. Or maybe not, since it's 3:35 and I'm commenting on a Billfold article.
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NEW DELHI: Two persons have been arrested by the South-West Delhi police for allegedly cheating the State Bank of India and many other private banks of Rs. 47 lakhs by procuring credit cards on the basis of forged papers and using them indiscriminately.
The Credit Card Fraud Control Unit of the State Bank of India had lodged a complaint with the South-West Delhi police about two persons, identified as Anil Kumar Sen and Mahender Singh, who were procuring credit cards fraudulently.
Following investigations, the police arrested the two accused on Sunday. They recovered 19 credit cards, three fake driving licences, four PAN cards, a fake voter identity card, fake documents, 25 statements of accounts from various banks, several bills and two cheque books from them.
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Off the top of my head I would say she is obviously linked to the old pagan wisdom schools through astrology (twelve stars) and alchemy (sun/moon) while the dragon representing the profane had already wiped out a third of the gods. God has to act quick or the child of knowledge would be dead. She retreats to the woods where she is able to build up and gather knowledge for the future.
Had something like that in mind.
How would she be linked to the old pagan wisom schools, How do they identify her, what are the symbols surrounding her?


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Joseph Berke
Joseph H. Berke, M.D., is an individual and family psychotherapist.
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He studied at Columbia College of Columbia University and graduated from the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York.[1] He moved to London in 1965 where Berke worked with R. D. Laing in the 1960s when the Philadelphia Association was set up, and was resident at Kingsley Hall, where he helped Mary Barnes, a nurse who had been diagnosed with schizophrenia, to emerge from madness.[2] Barnes later became a famous artist, writer and mystic. A stage play based on the book that Berke and Barnes wrote together (Mary Barnes: Two Accounts of a Journey Through Madness) was adapted as a stage play by David Edgar. A film adaptation of the book is corrently under consideration. Berke collaborated on a number of projects with Laing, including the Dialectics of Liberation international conference in London, 15–30 July 1967, where Berke was the principal organizer. Berke currently works as a Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist for Individuals and Families. He is the Co-founder of the Arbours Association in London in 1970, and the Founder and Director of the Arbours Crisis Centre (1973-2010) London, as well as a lecturer and teacher.
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- The Cannabis Experience: An Interpretative Study of the Effects of Marijuana and Hashish (with Calvin Hernton) (1974), London: Peter Owen
- I Haven't Had To Go Mad Here (1979) Pelican Books
- The Tyranny of Malice: Exploring the Dark Side of Character and Culture (1988) NY: Summit Books
- Sanctuary: The Arbours Experience of Alternative Community Care (co-editor)(1995) London: Process Press
- Even Paranoids Have Enemies: New Perspectives on Paranoia and Persecution (co-editor).(1998)London: Routledge
His recent books include: Beyond Madness: PsychoSocial Interventions in Psychosis (co-editor) (2001) London: Jessica Kingsley Malice Through the Looking Glass (2009) 2nd Edition, London: Teva Publications Centers of Power: The Convergence of Psychoanalysis and Kabbalah (with Stanley Schneider) (2008) NY: Jason Aronson
His most recent work has just been published: Why I Hate You and You Hate Me: The Interplay of Envy, Greed, Jealousy and Narcissism (2013) London: Karnac Books
Berke is also completing: "The Highgate Haggadah of Tu B'Shevat" ( Narrative of the Birthday of Trees) (to be published in 2014 by Teva Publications, London. He is also working on: "Freud and the Rebbe" (to be published in 2014 by Karnac Books, London)


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Rated 1 out of 5 by sgail Very disappointing stay I stayed at the Sheraton Hotel Downtown Denver, COthe room was very small, no firdge, no free Wi-fi in the rooms had to go to the lobby and did not give us notice that we would have to payer to self park in their parking garage.We will never stay at that hotel again. We didn't find out that the pool was under repair and could not be used until our second day. January 22, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by FAPMD88 Awesome Hotel In Awesome Location This is my family's choice hotel to stay in Denver because it's clean, friendly, perfectly located, and has all the amenities that we desire. We especially enjoy the Club Level, and the very easy access to all downtown Denver has to offer including the Denver Art Museum, the Capitol Mall, and great shops and restaurants along the 16th Street Mall. The staff are fantastic and always helpful. January 21, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 This Hotel at this locations needs to be torn down and rebuilt. The Room was very small the bathroom vents had not been cleaned in a long time it had black and green mold growing. You could not set up your desk to work and use a laptop without calling on maintance to help swithc network cables around. the Bed sheets had an oder and there carpet needed to be cleaned and vacumed over all I could have stayed a another hotel for less money and had a better time. January 20, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by RHW39 Denver This hotel was less than what I have come to expect from a Sheraton. January 19, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by 737823 Rooms smell like mold Overall this hotel fell short of my expectations. The location was convenient for my business travel to Denver and the staff was friendly but the good news ends there. I was assigned a room on an SPG floor in the tower that had a strong mold smell. Rooms are the size of a college dormitory and in need of refurbishment. Better alternatives exist in the area. January 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kakelly Comfort plus! Love staying here with the roomy feel, comfortable beds, comforters and pillows. I don't want to leave the room when I get here! January 13, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Alien The little things count Very nice, convenient location. To be perfect they need to pay attention to the small things e.g Bathroom door towel hook was missing leaving holes in door. The handle on the shower valve was loose, I was expecting it to fall off during my stay. While I did ask about getting in and out of garrage with car, checkin staff did not activate the room key to the garrage. They also had no clue @ how to assign the continental breakfast which came with the room. January 12, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by travelprofessional5 Horrible Experience I had several rooms booked during a wedding. Two of the rooms checked out early and found alternate hotels due to the chaos at the Sheraton. One night the fire alarms went off three different times, security not knowing if clients could get to their rooms or not, I ended up using the stairs up and down as only the elevators were being blocked by security. We had a new years eve wedding, again security was requiring wrist bands. We did get an two wrist bands delivered to our room that morning without ANY explanation. It's no wonder it didn't work. We returned at 1:30 a.m. in wedding attire, with key cards and ID and we still had to return to the desk stand in line where arm bands were readily given out. The two brides maids left the hotel on the night of the wedding because there was so much partying in the hotel and after several calls they had to check out at 2 a.m.! These are only a few of the issues with this monster sized hotel. I'll be following up with a letter. Sorry I couldn't say something nice. January 9, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Denvervisitor Good Hotel in Denver Nice Hotel, nice people. easy check in/check out. Rooms clean. January 8, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Gil123 Will not be staying again - good staff outside of house keeping not coming the first day - poor lighting by closet area - wall paper peeling - bathroom ceiling had severe water damage - carpet appeared to have not been vacuumed in a while - layout of hotel was extremely confusing - room also smelled like a mixture of sweat and mold. Sadly, This was an improvement over the first room I had. January 7, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Michaelbw1998 Great Location, Many Inconsistencies Located ½ Block from the 16th Street mall with its free bus. Bad experience with Samantha at the front desk: When my wife asked about stamps, she was rude and dismissive, and then proceeded to give inaccurate information. After I complained to the front desk manager this young lady shot us dirty looks when we passed through the lobby. Gym was very well equipped, though not all TV's were operational The hotel layout was confusing. WiFi was spotty and required separate logins multiple times per day, worse on mobile devices The room was small, no dresser or wardrobe; it has 2 small nightstand cubbies for clothing which were insufficient. January 6, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by mcgee33 Great stay until check out Overall my stay at the Sheraton was great, until check out. When I went to the front desk to check out, I asked how much the total was. She quoted me a number that was about $70 higher than I was quoted when I booked the room. I asked her why this might be and she simply said "because thats how much it is" and I asked her again what could have made a difference and she just said "well, thats how much it cost". I then asked her if I could get a itemized receipt on my 2 hotel rooms I was paying for so I could see what changed and what made the bill higher, and she said no, she wouldn't show me, and that I would get an email with it later. In the end I was over charged for parking when parking should have been included. I contacted the Sheraton and they offered to refund my money, which is nice, but I am frustrated that the problem could not have been solved at the front desk, now I have to wait for a refund. The rest of the staff was very helpful, just the particular person I encountered was incredibly rude. January 5, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Karl2012 2013 NYE stay at its worst!! Usually I love staying at the Sheraton Downtown Denver but this last time was aweful. The fire alarm went off twice in the middle of the night, which shuts down the elevators and we were on the top floor. Then our key for the garage never worked so we had to keep calling the valet to let us out. Next, we ordered room service and it never showed up and to top it all off I get back home and find out I have been charged twice for parking because they couldn't get it together. Worst of all when we complined about the room service and fire alarm they did nothing to try and make it better and I am still trying to get my bill sorted out. Because of this stay I CAN NOT imagine staying at this hotel ever again and will not recommend it to anyone else. I travel to Denver a lot and this was a complete let down. January 4, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by naynay great place very nice place great employees but the units need to be high dusted January 4, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by TCarp31 Horrible stay The staff treat you like you are a young punk their to cause problems. This use to be our regular place to go, but due to their new attitude toward their customers we will never return. Hotel is very clean except black mold substance in showers. January 3, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by SoundsDynamic I did not feel like a guest at this hotel I was very unimpressed with how I and my friends were treated during our stay on New Years Ev at the Sheridan downtown Denver. I have stayed here before and was looking forward to staying here again. However I was rather upset to find out I was to be charged an extra $75 at check in after a 2 hour line. Not to mention the $24 in parking (which I thought would be included in our stay). I almost wasn't able to pay the extra charge to check in. I also was not impressed with being steered away from the comp breakfast we got up at 9 am for. We were told it was to be available till 1 pm! Instead the employee at the entrance rather treated us like we were not guest at the hotel. At this point I was regretting spending my hard earned little bit of money I had for new years at the Sheridan. January 3, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Jeans Very nice hotel We enjoyed our stay but we booked the room for 4 and it was set up for 2 as far as towels, cups, coffee. We did not enjoy the alarms going off 4 times during the evening. Made it very hard for sleeping late into the night and early morning. January 1, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by McBride1957 Denver Sheraton Overall experience was good, great down town, great aminities, very nice staff. As a platnum member and staying in a suite I would have expected given my reservation included 4 people that we would have recieved a proper amount of towls, coffe and drink glasses or at least enough of those items each day for four people. It was no differnt than when I stay in a single room by myself. Each day I would have to ask for additional packets of coffee and water for the number of people staying in the room and that was only for one cup each, which is fine. We re-used towls and wash out our glasses. I have stayed at several Sheraton suites in the past and they were all well equiped each day. Just thought you may want to know at least for future customers staying in a suite. I would have expected more from a suite experience. December 30, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by JoAnn40 Welcoming and helpful Everyone was so kind and friendly. We enjoyed every place the staff recommended us to try. Walking distance to Van Gogh exhibit at the Art Museum. December 29, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jamie54 Fantastic Place! This place is fantastic, it's the best place to stay downtown! Everything you need for a great visit is right there. The rooms, restaurants, the Mall, the "Yard House", it's all there and it's all great. December 26, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by voodoomagicps3 quick stop in downtown denver Staff was excellent, beds were very comfortable, overall good stay, parking garage smells like sewage very tight parking December 22, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by SPGPlatinum111111 Great Value in Denver The newly renovated Sheraton Hotel in Denver is a great choice if you are staying downtown Denver. December 20, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by izaki i'd say this is sub standard room! The amazing thing is that Trevor was so sweet when I checked in and he was so pleasant and efficient but I have to say overall this was one of the poorest and most unappealing room in a long time for me to stay at (and I travel a great deal every year, so I stay in TOO many hotels and I can surely compare with a very critical eye)!! I was even recognazied as a Gold member and was given the Club lounge key (not that i even had time to use it) but when I asked if it was an upgraded room i was told it was :-( My gut feeling is that the tower was the dumpy small rooms with tiny bathrooms, and old looking furtinure and small size! not even the usual complimentary water bottle in the room.. December 19, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by tjdenver club room stay 1214 thru 1216 The room wasn't as clean as it should have been, looked like it wasn't used for awhile, head board had something on it (uck!!). Also the fitness center had some issues with equipment. several of the recumbant bikes were not working and essentially useless. The one that was working wasn't functioning 100%. Also the leg curl machine was still broken (we stayed here also in May 2012), equipment needs tuned. December 19, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by No1Georgiapeach Expected more from a Sheraton We recently stayed at the Sheraton in downtown Denver. We booked two suites, one for us and one for our daughter. We live in the suburbs, but decided to stay downtown as we were celebrating our daughter's college graduation. The rooms were nice enough, but we could not believe that the suites had no mini-fridge. We brought along champagne to toast the evening and we had to resort to placing it in a trashcan with ice to chill it! Also, the reception on the TV was terrible, save for a couple of channels. We only stayed one night, so our experience there was limited. We liked the location, and we would choose to stay there again. The gentleman at the front desk was very nice. December 18, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Frankie123 Staff Staff knew little about shuttles to the airport December 18, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 Thank you Thank you for having us at your hotel a few weeks ago. The service was amazing and the room was beautiful. My only suggestions is that the club level rooms, in my opinion should have a refrigerator and our shower wasn't clean but other than that, the staff was amazing from start to finish. We plan on returning again for New Year's Eve and throughout the coming year. December 18, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by ajljab6 Room Executive suite We had a water leak in our bathroom that caused us to switch room's. They wanted to just fix the leak and leave us in the same room. My husband suggested to the lady to move to another room. We moved across the hall and tried useing the phone to call down to the front desk and the phone did not work. So my husband had to call on his cell phone. The bathroom was REALLY small!!! December 18, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by D250 Three Days of He__ Terrible 3 night stay. Maid Service was absolutely a "zero". Our room was not cleaned for 3 days. At 6:15am the Maintenance team was working in the walls at the 20th floor. Maid Service barged into our room with a "do not disturb" sign on the door. Frankly, the hotel leadership is not communicating and the the result is ,as a Platinum member, I won't stay here again until they correct their issues. December 16, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by CieZie Great Location For Downtown You can't beat the location. However, the Tower rooms are small, especially the bathrooms. I know the tower was designed by IM Pei--however, it doesn't make the rooms any more liveable. If you have mobility issues, book a Plaza room. It was difficult getting our room cleaned since we were booked on two different rates. After three calls, housekeeping cleaned it. It seems no hotel cleans the back of the bathroom door that faces into the bathroom. I guess they never see it. Someone had splashed coffee on the wall in our room. Housekeeping should have seen that. We also had to visit the front desk to have our keys re-keyed because we were on different rates. The bed was wonderful. I specifically asked for a room that did not have a connecting door--guess what I got--yep a room with a connecting door. So, small closet and no full-length mirror. Pleased that there was a safe in the closet, though. I assume the mirror would go where the door was. Since I was in the Tower, it was too much trouble to go down and get another room. I think if I was staying there for any length of time, the small dresser would have been an aggravation. However, I was only there for the weekend. I'll stay there again. Great location. The rate I paid was competitive. The waitstaff in the restaurant was friendly and helpful. December 15, 2012


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Search Engine Land's Top 10 News Stories Of 2014: When Pandas, Penguins & Pigeons Attack
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Google Blocks Thousands Of WordPress Sites Following Malware Attack by @mattsouthern
Security firm Sucuri reports that Google has blacklisted over 11,000 malware-infected WordPress domains, and over 100,000 sites in total have been affected by a new malware campaign from SoakSoak.ru. By using a vulnerability found in the WordPress plugin RevSlider, SoakSoak modifies a file in a site's WordPress installation and loads Javascript malware. RevSlider is often used in WordPress themes, so many site owners may not even know they're using the plugin, let alone that they need to update it to prevent a malware attack. Moreover, it's not a plugin that's easily updated, as Sucuri's Daniel Cid points out: "The biggest […]
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Sony Attempts Attack To Prevent Access Of Stolen Data
Sony is hacking back.
See also: Latest Message From Sony Attackers Puts Suspicion On North Korea
Weeks after the company got its files compromised and four unreleased films leaked to the public, Sony is taking technological countermeasures to make those files difficult to access. The entertainment company is retaliating against locations sharing its leaked data, Recode reports.
Amazon Web Services, a cloud computing service for businesses, operates data centers in Singapore and Tokyo. From there, Sony was using hundreds of computers in order to block the signal for locations hosting leaked Sony data, according to Recode's anonymous sources.
Amazon Web Services disagreed in a statement: "AWS employs a number of automated detection and mitigation techniques to prevent the misuse of our services. In cases where the misuse is not detected and stopped by the automated measures, we take manual action as soon as we become aware of any misuse. The activity being reported is not currently happening on AWS." AWS did not specify whether the activity had occurred prior to now and was detected and stopped.
See also: North Korea Praises But Won't Take Credit For Sony Hack
Security researchers working with Sony have no idea who is behind the attacks, though a hacker group called "Guardians of Peace" has taken credit, and North Korea has pointedly praised the action, which leaked a film that was critical of leader Kim Jong-Un.
However, Sony has tracked distributors of the file to locations in Asia, which is why the company is choosing to carry out its attacks from there.
Update 1 p.m. ET: Article clarified to specify the attack type. Article updated with a statement from Amazon Web Services.
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FBI Warns Of Malicious Software Following Sony Attack
In the wake of a malware attack on Sony Entertainment Pictures, which saw the leak of four unreleased films, the Federal Bureau of Investigation is warning United States businesses to brace themselves for the worst.
See also: Sophisticated Malware Regin Linked To NSA, British Intelligence
Reuters reports that a five-page confidential "flash" FBI report was issued to businesses late on Monday to warn them last week's Sony attack wasn't the end of it. The FBI has reason to believe hackers are planning a malicious software attack to target another US business.
The report warns of a similar malware to the Korean-language software at the center of the devastating Sony attack, which overrides all data on an affected computer's hard drive and prevents affected computers from booting up.
"The overwriting of the data files will make it extremely difficult and costly, if not impossible, to recover the data using standard forensic methods," the report said.
A group calling itself "Guardians of Peace" has taken responsibility for the malware and the prior Sony attack, but we can only speculate on its origins. Given that the software is written in Korean, and that the attack leaked a movie called 'The Interview' that was critical of Kim Jong-Un, some security experts suspect the North Korean government to be behind it.
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How To Protect Yourself Against Poodle Attack
A few days ago, Google researchers alerted the world to a new Internet attack they called Poodle, which could theoretically let an attacker impersonate you on sensitive websites—Facebook, your bank, Amazon or wherever. We've previously covered how Poodle works, so have a look if you want more details.
The odds that you'll run afoul of Poodle may seem low right now. The attack exploits a vulnerability in an 18-year-old security protocol called SSL 3.0 that few websites use anymore. This analysis by University of Michigan computer scientists found that only about 200 of the top million sites on the Web rely on SSL 3.0 to protect your communications with them.
But once a vulnerability like this is public, it's only a matter of time before hackers start lining up to take advantage of it. For instance, malicious types might set up a fake Wi-Fi hotspot they could then use to intercept and rewrite the traffic between your browser and, say, your online broker in a complex scheme that would ultimately let them into your account without knowing your password.
"[W]hen using the local Starbucks or other unencrypted WiFi, you are in grave danger from this hack from hackers sitting the table next to you," writes security expert Robert Graham.
The major browser makers all seem likely to disable support for SSL 3.0 connections, although may take them months to do so. (Mozilla promises SSL 3.0 will die in Firefox by November 25; Google says it will happen in Chrome "in the coming months"; Microsoft says only that it will "take the appropriate action" after it investigates the problem.) If you want to protect yourself in the meantime, you'll have to do it.
Step One: Update Your Browser
If you aren't using a modern browser (ahem, IE 6 users), it's time to download a new version. Everyone else should make sure you're keeping your browser up-to-date. This will ensure that you'll get a version that's patched against Poodle as soon as it's available.
- In Chrome, close and reopen your browser to apply any outstanding updates, which the browser downloads automatically. Keep an eye out for new updates as they're available; you'll see the "hamburger" icon (the three parallel horizontal lines in the upper right-hand corner) turn green, orange or red when updates are available.
- In Firefox, ensure that the browser is set to automatically download updates by opening the Preferences option and clicking on the "Advanced" icon and the "Updates" tab, then checking "Automatically install updates." Firefox will then prompt you to restart the browser when it's downloaded new updates.
- In Internet Explorer, follow these instructions to turn on automatic updates (check the dropdown menu in the upper right to choose the right version of Windows first).
Step Two: Avoid Unsafe Browsing
The first and best advice is to never log into a public Wi-Fi network unless you're absolutely sure it's run by the coffee shop, airport or hotel you think it is. Hackers have long known that they can sucker in the unsuspecting by setting up fake but misleadingly named hotspots they can then use to plunder your Internet traffic.
But there's more to do even if you're on a reputable public wireless network, since your Internet traffic is still being broadcast "in the clear," allowing hackers to "sniff" it and plan new attacks. To prevent that, use a virtual private network, or VPN, to encrypt your connection.
These setups allow you to connect securely to a trusted server that will then serve as a "home base" for your Web surfing, keeping your traffic shielded from snoops. That should frustrate most would-be hackers unless you've landed on an NSA watchlist (in which case all bets are off anyway). This 2012 Lifehacker guide to VPNs is a little dated, but it should be enough to get you started.
See also: Building A Raspberry Pi VPN Part One and Building A Raspberry Pi VPN Part Two
If you aren't signed up with a VPN service, you can always set up a home VPN network you can log into from anywhere. My ReadWrite colleague Lauren Orsini published an excellent two-part guide to setting up your own home VPN using a Raspberry Pi (see here and here). You could also set up VPN software on a PC you leave running on your home network.
Step Three: Turn Off SSL 3.0
If your browser refuses to communicate using SSL 3.0, you won't be vulnerable to Poodle. So turning it off is a smart thing to do. Be warned, though: This could break your ability to connect to older websites or related services if they rely on SSL 3.0. Such sites should be in the minority, but they presumably still exist, as it's not clear what else might account for the fact that the ancient IE6 still accounts for 3.6% of all active desktop browsers.
This is far too complicated in Chrome—an issue that Google really ought to address. Basically, you have to launch the browser using the command-line flag –ssl-version-min=tls1, though that might be tricky unless you usually start it up via the command line. (Hint: Most people don't. Most don't even know what the command line is.)
See also: Don't Fear The Command Line
You can automate that process, although the method differs depending on your computer's operating system. This page offers instructions for Windows, Mac, Linux and Chrome OS (though you'll have to replace the example text "–foo –bar=2″ with"–ssl-version-min=tls1″). One more warning: You'll have to be careful if Chrome ever launches automatically when you click on a link, as it won't apply the SSL-blocking flag if it does.
In Firefox, enter about:config in the browser bar, click through the permission box and then scroll down until you find the security.tls.version.min parameter. Double-click on it and enter "1" in the popup window.
Weirdly, this step is easiest in the much-maligned Internet Explorer. All you have to do is click on Tools->Internet options from the menu bar, then select the "Advanced" tab. Scroll down and uncheck "Use SSL 3.0," and you're done.
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Meet The Internet's Nasty New "Poodle" Attack
A vicious new bug on the Internet has an innocuous name but a nasty potential bite. Meet the Poodle attack, which exploits yet another vulnerability in one of the Internet's basic security protocols that could theoretically give an attacker access to your sensitive online accounts.
Google researchers on Tuesday published details of a weakness in SSL 3.0—an encryption method, technically known as the Secure Socket Layer, that safeguards the connections your browser makes to secure websites at banks, email providers, social networks and the like. SSL, it just so happens, is also the security protocol the Heartbleed bug exploited (although that problem affected a different SSL version.)
See also: Why Google Wants To Padlock The Web
SSL 3.0 is ancient in Web terms; it's more than 18 years old and has been considered obsolete for the past 15 years. The Internet being what it is, and server administrators being who they are, SSL 3.0 is still in use here and there across the Web. And while modern browsers use more advanced security methods, a sophisticated attacker can trick them into downgrading to SSL 3.0. If the server you're connected to is also using SSL 3.0, that could let the same attacker unravel the encryption and extract sensitive data he or she could use to impersonate you.
Such attacks aren't easy to pull off, and that makes the latest weakness a cause for concern, though probably not for outright panic. So far, at least.
How Poodle Attacks
Google researchers Bodo Möller, Thai Duong and Krzysztof Kotowicz outlined the (so far hypothetical attack) in a security advisory published on Tuesday. Poodle—which, in case you were curious, stands for "Padding Oracle On Downgraded Legacy Encryption"—basically takes the Internet's heterogeneity, usually a source of robustness, and turning it into a weapon.
That's because browsers and Web servers have to agree on the security standard they'll use before they can begin exchanging sensitive information. If a Web server isn't set up to use the most current form of encryption, most browsers will agreeably fall back to an older form until they find one the server will accept. But an attacker can actually trigger this "downgrade dance" by interrupting the initial browser-server "handshake" at key moments.
Once the browser and server are communicating using SSL 3.0, a malicious party can go to work breaking the encryption using a previously identified attack called Beast. This requires an attacker to intercept and modify the requests your browser sends to a Web server, which is not exactly trivial. It is, however, possible; Errata Security's Robert Graham suggests that you might be most at risk on a public network at, say, a Starbucks, where hackers would have relatively free access to your Web connection.
Breaking SSL 3.0 encryption is most likely to yield access to a so-called session cookie—a bit of data your browser uses to remind a site that you are logged in as you. Anyone who can lay hands on your session cookie can then also log into that site as you. As Graham puts it:
Thus, while you are at Starbucks, some hacker next to you will be able to post tweets in your Twitter account and read all your Gmail messages. These are two examples—they really have near complete control over your accounts. They won't be able to steal your password, however.
So that's the scary part, although at this point the risk of that actually happening to you seems fairly low.
Taming The Wild Poodle
There is currently no way to patch SSL 3.0 against the Poodle attack, and while there might eventually be a way to secure it, there's a good chance that any such patch would be incompatible with existing SSL 3.0 servers. So instead, Möller and his colleagues argue that server administrators should disable SSL 3.0 entirely if they can. The Web-security company Cloudflare has done just that for all its customers.
See also: Cloudflare's Matthew Prince: Building A Better Internet
Similarly, modern browsers are also moving to disable SSL 3.0 by default. Google said it will eliminate SSL 3.0 support from its products, including the Chrome browser, "in the coming months." Mozilla will likewise disable SSL 3.0 in Firefox 34, slated for a November 25 release. Near as I can tell, Microsoft hasn't yet issued a similar notice about Internet Explorer.
But not all websites are able to kill off SSL 3.0, in part because some older browsers—particularly Internet Explorer 6—rely on it. IE6 may not be quite as old as SSL 3.0, but at 14 years, it's also pretty ancient. Yet some business and government systems still require it. (They're apparently a dwindling minority, though; data from Net Applications shows that IE6 accounted for only 3.6% of all desktop browser use in the third quarter.)
So one backup plan involves preventing the "downgrade dance" that makes the Poodle attack possible. That patch, called TLS_FALLBACK_SCSV, basically forces the browser to inform the server when it offers a weaker security protocol, as it might during a "downgrade dance" attack. That allows the server to reject the connection.
Unfortunately, the TLS_FALLBACK_SCSV workaround is only effective when both browsers and servers have been patched. As we've seen in previous vulnerabilities, that can take a long time across the big, wide Internet.
Protecting Yourself Against Poodle
There are a few things you can do to protect yourself against Poodle attack. For starters, if you can't wait for your browser to disable SSL 3.0, you can turn it off yourself:
- In Chrome, you'll have to issue the command-line flag –ssl-version-min=tls1, though doing that isn't completely straightforward. Instructions for Windows, Mac, Linux and Chrome OS are here.
- In Firefox, enter about:config in the browser bar, then scroll down until you find the security.tls.version.min parameter. Double-click on it and enter "1" in the popup window.
- In Internet Explorer, open Tools->Internet options and click on the "Advanced" tab. Scroll down and uncheck "Use SSL 3.0."
It's possible that doing this will break some of your Internet services, although the odds of that seem low unless you're trapped using some custom-built site that never updated.
See also: Building A Raspberry Pi VPN Part One and Building A Raspberry Pi VPN Part Two
One other tip: If you're online on a public Wi-Fi network, use a VPN to encrypt your connection. That should frustrate most would-be hackers unless you've landed on an NSA watchlist. If you aren't signed up with a VPN service, you can always set up a home VPN network you can access from anywhere.
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Demand for GED classes increase with job losses
Sharp had never expected to need one. She planned to work at Monaco until she retired.
"I loved what I was doing, and I was good at it," she said.
Monaco's layoffs came amid a massive loss of RV industry jobs that left Elkhart County with the biggest annual gain in unemployment rate in metropolitan areas in December. Some estimate the area's jobless rate is now closer to 20 percent, prompting President Barack Obama to visit to press his massive economic recovery bill.
Sharp was so upset when she lost her job that she broke out in hives, couldn't stop crying and had trouble getting out of bed. She was diagnosed with depression.
"I was a wreck. It was like someone took part of my life away," she said.
She decided to get her GED so she could participate in a state program that allows displaced workers to receive up to $6,000 to put toward an associate degree or industry-recognized certificate in a program connected to high-need occupations.
She was on the waiting list for nearly six weeks before getting a spot in a GED class. She hopes to earn the high school equivalency degree in May, then begin talking classes at Ivy Tech Community College to become a certified nursing assistant.
Such jobs pay about $10 to $12 an hour – far less than her Monaco pay. Still, she's thankful to have the chance to earn a living again.
"I'll be contributing to paying our bills and I'll be helping people," Sharp said.
Harvey said other people who have lost their jobs need similar opportunities. He estimates the federal government needs to spend about $100 million on adult basic education and literacy programs so people like Sharp will be trained and ready to work when the economy rebounds.
"These people deserve a chance," he said.
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All of the tools are in place for the Logan High School girls' basketball team to have another big season.
But the pressure will be on the Lady Cats because they won't be sneaking up on anyone this season.
Last year was a magical one for the Lady Cats as the Logan girls marched all the way to the Class AAA state championship game at the Charleston Civic Center after state tourney wins over Princeton (77-66) and Spring Valley (52-49).
Logan eventually lost in the state finals to Parkersburg South 58-34 before a statewide TV audience on Network West Virginia.
It was a historic season.
No girls' basketball team from Logan — or Logan County for that matter — had ever reached a state championship game.
It was the zenith so far for Logan coach Kevin Gertz, who has built the program from the ground up in only four years.
No longer would the Logan Lady Cats be a schedule padder for Class AAA teams from the Kanawha Valley or Huntington areas.
In short, the Lady Cats are a force to be reckoned with.
For those that did not know that heading into the stretch drive of the regular season a year ago, they learned that hard lesson last March during the Class AAA state tournament.
This season, the Logan girls have a challenge to make it back to the state tourney and reach the state championship game again.
It won't be easy.
Although Logan returns the bulk of last year's team, including all-state performers Shayna Gore, a 5-foot-9 Marshall University commitment and junior point guard and 6-2 sophomore center Monica Mitchell, the Lady Cats will have a rigorous schedule.
Still, all the pieces to the puzzle are in place for Logan to make another run.
The Lady Cats just have to go out and do it.
"What we did last year is that it got our girls' program noticed," said Coach Gertz, who led Logan to last year's 17-10 season and runner-up finish. "It made girls' basketball in Logan something special and a priority in my opinion. It had never been done before. I thought by the end of the season we would be good but I didn't dream that we would be that good. Going into the sectionals I had hoped that we would be in the top two so we could just get a chance to go to state."
Logan did just that, knocking off Huntington in the first round of the sectional before falling 68-67 to Spring Valley in the finals.
The sectional runner-up finish put Logan in the regionals where LHS won 57-46 at St. Albans to advance to state.
Then in Charleston in the state tourney, Logan defeated Princeton in the first round before getting paybacks on Spring Valley with a thrilling last-second victory over the No. 2-ranked Lady Wolves in the semifinals.
The victory over Princeton was Logan's first ever win in the state tourney. LHS had made it to the girls' state basketball tournament in 1924, 1976 and 2000 and lost each year in the opening round.
Gore netted 36 points in the win over Princeton. Mitchell had a double-double with 18 points and 17 boards.
Then, in an iconic moment in Logan sports history, Gore fed senior Hannah Tothe for a game-winning 3-point shot in the Spring Valley game.
Gore, Mitchell and Tothe were named to the Class AAA all-tournament team.
Gore and Mitchell, along with a strong supporting class of players including Kyra Cline, Hannah Adkins, Summer Collins and others are back for Logan this season. Graduated from last year's squad are Tothe, Jenna Kimler and twins Kelsey and Katie Kirk.
Gore averaged 20 points a game last season while Mitchell averaged a double-double. Gore helped Logan advance in last year's sectional tourney as she poured in 27 points in a 78-70 first-round victory over No. 3 Huntington.
Gertz said he hopes Logan can make it back to the state tourney.
"This whole thing is a stepping stone," he said. "We are nowhere where we want to be yet although we played in the state championship game. We had a good team last year but I honestly think that this year's team will be better and quite a bit better. But when I say that, we could also lose our first sectional game but because we are more athletic and have so much more experience coming back I don't see this program stopping anytime soon."
With more speed and team quickness, look for the Lady Cats to run and gun. Logan has the potential with its shooters and scorers to put up 70 or more points a game.
"We're going to be a completely different style of team over the next several years," he said. "We're going to be more like Coach Akers' old teams with the athletes and running up and down the floor. We're going to press quite a bit. We're going to put a lot of pressure on the other teams and we're going to be very deep. We're going to play 13 to 15 girls a night. There's nobody in the state that is going to be any deeper than us. If there is anyone any deeper it will shock me. We're going to try to wear you down."
Gertz said he's happy to have so many players back. Cline, a 5-6 junior guard will also be key to Logan's success along with Gore and Mitchell.
"We return Shayna, our school's first first-team all-stater," he said. "Monica was third team last year but in my opinion she should have been on the first team. She was the best center in the state. We also have Kyra Cline back and what she gave up and did defensively is the reason that we went as far as we did last season. She sacrificed her scoring to guard the best player every night."
Gertz said Gore and Mitchell are a perfect inside/ouside one-two punch because they complement each other so well.
"I'm not saying that there are players in this state that can't do what Shayna does and the same for Monica but to have them on the same team that's unbelievable," Gertz said. "It takes more than one person to stop Shayna and it defintely takes more than one person to stop Monica. It frees up so many other players. We're going to be hard to stop but we are not going to go undefeated. We maybe might not go back to the state tournament but my gosh if you are going to beat us you are going to have to bring your A game in my opinion. I think that we're going to be very good and a top five team in this state. That's what I see."
Also back are Hannah Adkins (5-8 junior) and Hannah Kolovich (5-7 senior) as well as Summer Collins (5-6 junior), Aarron Ward (5-7 junior) and Ashton Spry (5-8 sophomore).
"Hannah Kolovich is our only senior," Gertz said. "She is a tremendous leader and handles the ball extremely well. She's going to play power forward. Summer Collins is a phenominal athlete. Aarron Ward is a multi-sport athlete in this school and a great athlete. We also have some new girls who had played before or had been in our program before who hadn't played. One of those is Adrianna Herrera. She's going to be a super player for us as well as Madi Trent."
Adkins, Cline and Collins saw ample court time last year.
"They are all three so athletic," Gertz said. "There were several games that we made big runs coming from behind. We beat Morgantown down 18 late in the third quarter and we beat Huntington down 22 at the half. Those were the girls that were in the game that led to the comeback. Summer jumps and runs really well. Hannah Adkins can fly. Hannah will probably be a four and a power forward for us but she's been a point guard her whole life. That's where we are going to creat matchup problems with our four guards."
Logan also has some freshmen who Gertz says could be key contributors.
"We have one of those freshmen who might be in our top four or five already in Lexi Hines. Sydney Roberts is another freshman who is coming in who could see major minutes for us," Gertz said. "We are so deep and we only lose one player from this year's team for next year. Last year we were bigger and more physical. This year we are so much quicker. These girls have worked all year long conditioning and getting ready for the style of play that we are going to play. The girls are in shape and we are really going to run."
The Lady Cats will be challenged with a difficult schedule this winter.
The season begins on Dec. 3 at county rival Man, a Class A state tournament team from a year ago. Logan then goes to South Charleston on Dec. 11 and then plays defending Class A state champion Huntington St. Joe on Dec. 14 at 2 p.m. in the all-day Nationwide Classic at Chapmanville.
Logan's schedule is filled with tough games.
The Lady Cats also have home-and-home games with 3A sectional rivals Huntington and Spring Valley, state power Morgantown and Greenbrier East.
Logan plays St. Joe a second time on Feb. 18 at the Charleston Civic Center and also has home-and-homes against 2A teams Westside and Tolsia, 3A Winfield and 2A county rival Chapmanville. The Jan. 11 meeting with Chapmanville falls in Logan's King Coal Classic tourney.
The Lady Cats play Man a second time on Jan. 27 at home and also play Chapmanville on Dec. 30 on the road.
Logan's other opponent this season is Lincoln County.
Gertz said a tough schedule will get you ready for post-season play. His philosophy was proven true last year with Logan's march to state.
"I get this a lot from dad. People ask me, 'Who do you do this? Last year, proved why," Gertz said. "We can schedule teams and go 18-4 and 20-2 but I don't think that will get you ready and battle tested. Last year, it might have been too much because we played nine games in the last 15 days in the regular season. We dropped Capital this year and they were a state tournament team last year but we picked up Huntington St. Joe who is the best team in this state in any class."
Gertz said Logan's sectional is loaded with Spring Valley, Huntington and Cabell Midland. Lincoln County is the other Class AAA sectional team.
"That's very tough," Gertz said. "Last year, when our season was over the very last poll showed that four out of the state's top 10 teams were in our own section. We were 10th and made it to the state finals. I'm excited about this year."
Logan's sectional tourney will once again be played at Huntington High School.
Gertz said the sectionals will then go to a rotating system and Logan will be the host of the Class AAA sectional tournament in 2015.
"We took a vote to rotate and Huntington got it first. Next year, we will get it," Gertz said. "My junior kids' senior year will get the sectionals here for the first time in a long time."
The Logan girls have not hosted a sectional tourney since 2004 when the Lady Cats toppled Scott in the finals in Logan's Class AA days. Logan played several years in Class AA sectional tourneys at Williamson.
Ryan Waugh returns to Coach Gertz's staff.
One of last year's assistants, Danielle Dalton, has left to Chapmanville to teach. Sean Ferguson has been added to the staff. Hannah Tothe, a player last year, is a volunteer assistant.
Logan High School Lady Cats
2013-14 Girls' Basketball Schedule:
Dec. 3: at Man, 7:30 p.m.
Dec. 11: at South Charleston, 7:30 p.m.
Dec. 14: vs. Huntington St. Joe at Chapmanville, 2 p.m.
Dec. 18: at Tolsia, 7:30 p.m.
Dec. 20: Huntington, 7:30 p.m.
Dec. 26: at Spring Valley, 7:30 p.m.
Dec. 30: at Chapmanville, 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 3: South Charleston, 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 4: Morgantown, 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 6: Man, 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 11: Chapmanville (King Coal Classic at Logan), 2 p.m.
Jan. 16: at Lincoln County, 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 18: at Greenbrier East, 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 20: at Winfield, 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 22: at Westside, 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 28: Tolsia, 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 31: at Morgantown, 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 3: Westside, 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 10: Greenbrier East, 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 12: Lincoln County, 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 17: Winfield, 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 18: vs. Huntington St. Joe (at Charleston Civic Center), 4 p.m.


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