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WANem allows for detailed simulation of varying WAN conditions (packet loss, latency and more) over multiple links.
The WANem homepage can be found on Sourceforge here:
You can find the published paper about the development of WANem here. It is a project developed by Tata Consulting Services, and released as Open Source under the GPL v2 license.
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This full day session will focus on sample applications and code walkthroughs that show you how to create applications for today's consumers with an emphasis on education. Also we will provide UX/UI examples on how to present best user experience best practices and tips to make your application stand out from the rest. Sessions will also show how you can take advantage of our Intel Developer Zone program resources to design, build, test, and market your application in target segments.
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I was angry that good people were run through the wringer of a corrupt, unforgiving system.
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He degraded her and he really put her through the wringer, but she survived that and stayed with him anyway.
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Advanced communication systems allow people to easily find other coworkers and engage them through multiple channels and devices. Coworkers can dial each other into voice or video, screen sharing and collaborative file sessions, giving those casual conversations a range of tools to enhance the experience and exchange.
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The San Francisco based startup Secret (that was founded by two former Google and Square employees) is getting tons of attention, followers and fans. In short, you can write anything that's on your mind, add photos or colors to the background and customize this content while being able to share it, free of judgment, and without attaching any of your personal information or profile to it.
Canadians have been speaking out for wireless choice and affordability for years now and, after years of telecommunications policy neglect, it looks like the government is finally starting to listen. It's heartening to see the government finally starting to reflect what Canadians have been saying for a long time now.
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Kai Forbath kicked a 40-yard field goal in overtime, and the Washington Redskins upset the Cowboys, 20-17, in Dallas on Monday night.
Kai Forbath kicked a 40-yard field goal in overtime, and the Washington Redskins upset the Cowboys, 20-17, in Dallas on Monday night.
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The roots of our spookiest holiday's traditions—from pumpkins to trick-or-treating—run deep, their origins reaching back thousands of years to pre-Christian pagan festivals and superstitions.
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Top teams face tough road tests, and Tennessee fans gear up for the return of Lane Kiffin. Those are just some of the top stories in what should be another fun week of college football.
There were "several shooting incidents in downtown Ottawa" Wednesday morning, according to Ottawa police. The shooter or shooters have not been identified, though at least one is believed to be deceased.
A moment of sheer joy turned into a moment of horror last week during a soccer a match in India when a player who scored a goal injured his spine while celebrating and later died.
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) Fear the dreadlocks, San Francisco.
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"Rust and Bone," the intense French drama about two wounded people who save each other - with Marion Cotillard - finally opens in Milwaukee Friday.
Cotillard plays a woman who is physically wounded and Mathias Schoenaerts plays a man who is emotionally wounded. The film was directed by Jacques Audiard, director of "Un Prophet." Cotillard's performance was nominated for a Golden Globe but not an Oscar. »Read Full Blog Post
CD Reviews: Paramore; Tyler, the Creator; Generationals; Born Ruffians; Keaton Henson; Kurt Ville; Brad Paisley
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Caribou Coffee to close five stores in metro Milwaukee
Five Caribou Coffee stores in the metro Milwaukee area, including two in Brookfield, are set to close next Sunday as part of a nationwide paring of the Minneapolis-based chain's locations, the company and employees said Monday.
In all, 80 "underperforming stores" in the U.S. will close on Sunday, the company said in a statement. »Read Full Article(97)
Bill Cosby to speak at Marquette's spring commencement
Bill Cosby will be the guest speaker at Marquette University's spring commencement May 19 at the BMO Harris Bradley Center, the university announced Monday.
As part of the ceremony, which begins at 9:30 a.m., Cosby will receive an honorary doctor of letters degree. »Read Full Blog Post
Facebook charging users $1 to message 'strangers,' more for celebrities
Facebook has started charging its users as much as $15 to send messages to the inbox of popular people outside their friends circle. Charges to email a stranger start at $1 and go up to $15, depending how many followers the recipient has.
If I'd read this on April Fool's Day, I would have thought it was a joke, but as the photo below shows, it isn't. »Read Full Blog Post(13)
Wisconsin has a fictional grip on novelist Christina Schwarz
Novelist Christina Schwarz, who grew within hailing distance of Pewaukee Lake, returns to the area this week with a new book that begins in her hometown.
In "The Edge of the Earth" (Atria Books, $25), recent college graduate Trudy Schroeder turns her back on a possible life in Milwaukee at the turn of the 20th century for an unexpected husband and life at a remote California lighthouse. »Read Full Blog Post
Laura Gordon masterful in working-class drama 'Good People'
Madison - I'll cut right to the chase: Buoyed by a superb cast and a strong script, Laura Gordon is giving a career-defining performance in Madison, where Forward Theater is staging David Lindsay-Abaire's "Good People," under Jennifer Uphoff Gray's direction.
The terrific first scene sets the stage. In a trash-littered alley in South Boston - the notoriously tough and insular working-class neighborhood known as Southie - Margie Walsh is being fired from her $9.20 per hour job because she is constantly late for work. »Read Full Article(1)
Wisconsin State Fair adds six shows to Main Stage lineup
The final six music shows announced for the 2013 Wisconsin State Fair Main Stage include country star Gary Allan and spoofster "Weird Al" Yankovic.
The shows announced are: »Read Full Article
Justin Vernon's Shouting Matches to play Turner Hall Aug. 1
The Shouting Matches, the latest Justin Vernon project, will perform at Turner Hall Ballroom at 8 p.m. Aug. 1.
Bon Iver frontman Vernon - who's also got a pretty good thing going with Volcano Choir, a separate band he put together with Milwaukee's Collections of Colonies of Bees - formed the Shouting Matches, a blues-rock trio, with Phil Cook and Brian Moen. The group's debut album, "Grownass Man," was just posted for streaming Monday on NPR's website. It will be pre-released on iTunes Tuesday and go on sale April 16. »Read Full Article
Will the Peltz Gallery continue?
Over the weekend, readers who read the obituary for Cissie Peltz, an important figure in the Milwaukee art community, emailed to ask if the Peltz Gallery will continue. Peltz died on Wednesday. We published an obituary Saturday.
The short answer is yes. The Peltz Gallery will likely continue, according to Cissie's son David Peltz and gallery assistant Cheryl Olson-Sklar, who has been helping to run the gallery while Peltz was ill. »Read Full Blog Post
Mark your calendars: Downtown Dining Week dates announced
Forty-two restaurants have signed on for Downtown Dining Week, set this year for June 6 to June 13.
The popular event offers three courses for $10 at lunch and $20 or $30 at dinner. »Read Full Blog Post
Someone call the cops! Late Les Blank's polka documentary
The sounds of the late documentary filmmaker Les Blank's polka documentary will be familiar to anyone who grew up around small-town beer halls, listened to Fritz the Plumber or ever attended Polish Fest.
Blank, who died over the weekend at the age of 77, was not well known. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap for Today: History, NASCAR and dinner music
So long, spring break. Hello, real life.
Take a tour through the history of Milwaukee's underground scene. Visit The Avant Garde Coffeehouse Project at Inova/Kenilworth. It's a long title but then it's a multi-facted project. »Read Full Blog Post


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Rocky has a nice car and he flashes his keys so people can see.
Keys also refer to bags of cocaine. Rocky will pull off a drug deal in his hot ride on the corner.
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new movie adaptation by Joe Hill book called Horns.
new movie adaptation by Joe Hill book called Horns.
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got to pirate bay an search Horns one will have Daniels characters name Joe Hill then horns after it i think it works
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It is actually the name of the film if someone was thinking he was being sarcastic.


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Multiple sources inside Minneapolis City Hall and the Minneapolis Police Department, tell 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS there is friction right now between Mayor Betsy Hodges and Police Chief Janeé Harteau.
Those same sources, when asked to describe the relationship between two of the most powerful people in city government, they say "the two of them don't get along very well." But, the mayor and the chief tell 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS they have a good working relationship.
Hodges says she has full confidence in Harteau and denies the claims they don't like each other and don't get along. Hodges says she has worked closely with the chief on important public safety issues and feels fortunate to have such a good relationship with her.
Sources say the friction started when Mayor Hodges was campaigning for the job she holds now and announced the city council was buying body cameras for MPD officers.
Harteau acknowledges there was some tension surrounding that issue, but insists it was short-lived. Still, those body cameras are not yet on the officers working the streets.
Harteau's contract expires at the end of 2015. In the coming months, it will become much clearer whether the two do see eye-to-eye when Hodges will have to make a decision to either retain Harteau, or not renew her contract.
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Nisky vs. Troy game Saturday will be a great match up between two high-powered offenses. Nisky comes out on top though! Ryan Alden and Kyle Bayly are unstoppable!
D teams cant win these polls because less people are at D schools so thats way less voters. But the Renss. vs. Lake george game is huge. SUPERBOWL preview!
M y vote goes to Schenectasy and LasSalle….. Should be a great game….
If Toga plays Deloatch mor than 10 plays on offense, they beat Shen easily…..
Magins Mallory was held to 103 yards by Troy's defense and he runs better than Alden, he won't be running anywhere too much and Troy's defenders pick at least 3 passes in this game. Nisky's line will not out last Troy's. Nisky might score but no more than once.
What? who's unstoppable? who? what? huh!
troy wins…couldn't be easier for them to take this one. Just to highpowered on both sides of the ball to lose.
Hey you LSIs. Were comin to yer house on friday and gonna ruin yer sennior nite.
The Troy vs. Nisky game will be the game of the week in my mind. Troy might actually play a game that is tough for once. Seeing Nisky play BH this year it is evident that they can pass the ball. If Troy is THAT good then they should beat on them pretty good. However, if nisky can hold in there they will have a battle. BH beat Nisky by about 45 earlier this year in rain and at Nisky, lets see what the "Sooooooo powerful Troy!" (Sarcastic) can do.
Rationale helps when assuring that Troy is the best. Lets see if the Flying Fillies can do some damage to Nisky.
schnectady is a joke.. you guys get a good coach and all of the sudden think your good. lasalles been winnign for years. lasalle will easily run over schnectady this week on their way to a section 2 championship
I hate Troy, but i'm sorry, Nisky is going to get blown off the field. The skill players can probably match up, at least niskys defense to troys offense. But the line of scrimmage is going to be in no way contested, no knock on the nisky kids but troy is just too powerful for them. This will be just another blowout win that further builds troys false sense of security…week 10 is coming very quickly.
Hey Schenectady, we are going to open up a can of you know what just like last year and send you crying back to the Electric City!
#7, bring it on! Lot's of good trash talk last year between LSi and Schenectady….this year's blog is boring so far. Thanks for getting things rolling! Those schenectaladies are going home crying next week just like they did last year. Go LSI!
Troy gonna spank Nisky.
The Schenectady-LaSalle game is going to be the one to watch. I'm so glad to see LaSalle is so confident that they are going to beat Schenectady. Maybe they havent really looked over the stats between the two teams. And also Schenectady has won their games by more points than the LaSalle team. So this might be one game LaSalle might really want to stop talking trash about and worry about getting ready for the game.
I would like to see Nisky come with some game on Saturday. Troy starters need to be pushed beyond halftime. Need to condition for Sweet Home!
15) Columbia was in the game with Schenectady, they never were with La Salle. How about you don't be so sure of yourself. It's going to be a great game between two of the sections top three teams, and although it wont, this blog should reflect respect between the two classy and well coached teams. The trash talking on here is a shame, because there is none on the field.
Troys defenders not quick enough or smart enough to mathcup with Nisky's offensive threats.. Will be a good game but Troy not there yet
Broadalbin perth vs. Schalmont im sayin is the game to watch this saturday. The quarter back Gallo vs. the Sack leader Breyo. B-p may come out on top because of there many weapons most people dont no about. Everyone knows Gallo is a great runner.. but what else do they have? we will see.
And actually you are wrong, for the most part about the stats.
Common Opponents:
Colonie: LSI:21-0 W, SCH:25-0 W (SCH by 4)
Shaker: LSI:40-7 W, SCH:20-6 W (LSI by 19)
Columbia: LSI:28-0 W, SCH:42-21 W (LSI by 7)
Bethlehem: LSI:42-10 W, SCH:48-13 W (SCH by by 3)
With the exception of the Shaker game, the margins of victory are very, very close. And it would also appear to some that La Salle is playing more complete football. ex. not needing a defensive touchdwon to gain momentum back while only beating columbia 21-14.OR LSI giving up only 17 points over the four game stretch, compared to SCH giving up 40. But those are merley observations, all i'm trying to get across is that this should be a very even game between two well coached and talented teams. Good luck to all, hope its a great one.
That was to 15 also. ^^
I agree with 19. Broadalbin has alot of weapons what do you prepare for? #34 running the ball hard? #48 running through people? Pingitore spreading the ball around. The overwhelming pressure from the interior defense. only way to beat them is pass. and gallo has no arm so i dont think that will be the answer
Gallo is an amazing athlete…he will run through, over, around, and past the BP defense….to make it worse for BP, he is an absolute stud on D, i think he has about 85 tackles this season already….watch for #36 flyin around saturday night….and schalmont has plenty of weapons and gallo can throw, its just not necessary to do ANYTHING but run gallo if no one can stop him…..who woulda thought the sabres would have back to back division titles 5 years ago? im sayin this game is at least a 2 TD win for schalmont
#10 " hate Troy " come on that's a bit harsh. You said Nisky's defense will match up and stop Troy's offense? Yeh, your nutts.
#10 has it right about the line of scrimmage. Its Nisky's achilles heal. Nisky has not had the ability to stand up to the physical play of the better teams. Great skill kids but they get beat down. Hope its a good game but I doubt it.
#2 I agree with you about "D" schools can't win the poll. The Rams win this game by 20 or more, the Superbowl will however be between the Rams & Witches
My personal prediction and I have no allegiance to any team in Section 2 is this. Schenectady struggled with Columbia for some reason or another. Schenectady's secondary looked off. Their running defense was weak against Columbia's run offense.
LaSalle on the other hand had a slow start with Bethlehem, maybe it was the SAT's or for whatever reason. They also had a slow start the week before with Columbia the week before, eventhough they won. If they have a slow start this week, it may be difficult for them to come back.
LaSalle may have a hard time containing Tim Cox, he is elusive and can run. LaSalle's run defense is going to be put to the test with Cox and Sise. I don't think their secondary is going to be able to catch up with the speed of these two once they get past the LOS.
LaSalle has Murray returning and the combination of he and Dinovo may be hard for Schenectadys secondary to keep up.
I see LaSalle winning only because of their conditioning. They look as though they don't tire as the game goes on. Final score..LSI 21-Schenectady 20
First Off Troy Nisky wont be a good game and I dont think Schenectady and LSI will be either i think both Schenectady county teams will get Romped by the Renselaer County teams Handily. And R u People fools everyone knows when its Toga Vs Shen in week 7 for a number 1 seed in the playoffs on the line thats the real game of the week…
Comment #23 you are not smart.
BP is gonna come on on top saturday night on local cable television they are a team that is sound and is going to do damage in sectionals. they have a passing game as long as a tremendous running game with one on the toughest defenses in section 2 led by sack leader rudy breyo
And James Allen can my Bluestreaks get the respect they deserve on these Power Rankings they've only lost to LSI and lemme tell u that game could of went either way u of all people should know that since you were there lol….. Give those Streaks some credit they still the best team in the Empire Division
The best game of the week is gonna be shen vs toga. Togas gonna win with no problem. Bronson Greene isn't gonna be able to do anything to Togas d.
Sad to say, but I also think the game of the week is 'Toga/Shen…I think 'Toga is on a roll and takes this one….
Who's in agreement that the Empire Division is a stronger division this year?……seems the Liberty is so weak while teams like BS/'Toga and Shen have been beating each other up for the past couple weeks….could be a sign of things to come next week when playoffs start….
id say the toga vs shen game as well. shen got lucky with schenectady but idk. toga is very powerful and shen needs to step up. lasalle screwed up in the beginning vs bethlehem but they came back and did what they usually do. lasalle over schenectady. troy over nisky cause troy is just overall better. renslaer is goin to roll over their opponent.. but lsi vs schenectady should be game of week cause they are the 2 best recorded teams and since the sectional championship game last year.
BP better just come and play. Beating Burgh was huge for that program, but you did lose to Colby.
Is the Broadalbin – Schalmont game Friday or Saturday night? A few of the posts have said Saturday Night but the Times Union Schedule says it is Friday the 16th? Can someone clarify that for me? I think this is one of the best games of the week. Schalmont has played very well with Gallo running that team and BP with the Big win over Lansinburgh. BP can't let up after the big win and go back to their prior game performances. It should be a good one!!
Troy u already kno
How about Lansingburgh vs. Ravena? I know Ravena has taken a step back, but they have been in most of their games. Cohoes, they only lost 21-14, almost knocked off Schalmont and gave Academy a fight. I am sure most people think it will be lopsided, but with the exception of BP, I think Ravena is the other team that can bottle up their backs. Knowing it is Ravena and the last time these teams clashed was during the 2005 class B championship game, I think Ravena will be ready to play. The Indians are the home team, out of the playoffs and probably would not nothing more than to embarass the Knights.
Is Troy as good as they look or is Section 2 Class A just BAD?
Last Year class A was great, better than AA so they said.
How did class A, go bad so fast?
#29 how am i not smart? i will guarantee a schalmont victory….#30 to call BP one of the toughest defenses in sect 2 is ridiculous…you guys beat burgh good job but you lost to coby, a team that schalmont just wrecked….as for a tremendous running game you guys have about 970 yds through 6 games, while schalmont has 1500…..we'll see how this goes
schenectady seemed to struggle with columbia but they werer missing numerous ppl including a strong run stoppimg middle linebacker. Schenectady also did not pass the ball against columbia very much when they could have swept the field with columbias slow/unathletic d-backs
Schenectady is ganna kil LS They suck and were ganna blow them out of there own field
As much as we appreciate the recognition of Jordan Canzeri, THE Troy High is about TEAM. I would love to hear your opinion on the destined Troy – BH matchup. I"ve seen alot of articles in TU about other teams. Just thought I'd ask your opinion as it's obvious eveyone else has one.
nisky has no chance against troy whoever thinks nisky has a chance is a fool, troy is way to fast and physical for nisky and alden aint gonna get anything against that troy d
Chatham Panthers vs Ichabod Crane this is the game to watch. Ichabod's unfaltering defense will be a sure match up on Chatham's aerial attack. Be sure to watch Tanner Niles' arm against the strong secondary of ICC. I think this is going to be a close one, ICC breaks Chatham's win streak, 21-19.
Game of the week is an obvious this week. Chatham vs. Ichabod. I agree with the comment above with panthersfan. He seems to have a good inside perspective of the game. My disagreement is how easily ICC will dominate the running game with a beast of lineman with Denny Sheilds anchoring a steller crew. Josh Keyes may have run over the feild with ease last week. But this week will be a true wakeup call as i dont see him gaining more then 50 yards. I see the Panthers line getting manhandled and pushed off there blocks with ease. My prediction is a easy ICC win 45-0 running up the score as usual.
# 46&47 have u guys been hanging out at 4 brothers to much lately?? sounds like it.. have another one on me..
I'm pretty sure lasalle didn't struggle early on against columbia, they were up 21-0 at half. And La Salle getting blown off their own field? It's never happened before I don't think friday night will be any exception, joe I hope you dont play for Schenectady, if so, pretty embarrassing.
Hey billy baroo thanks for the offer but ill be to busy watching the ICC game friday. Anyone withing 30 mins of chatham must see this upset in the making and hears why ICC will win.
Passing: ICC has the edge Tanner Niles may be good for chatham but he is untested while Bryan smith has learned the ropes of the game and unlike mark sanchez he has yet to falter on this high octane offense. By the way he has 246 yards passing on the year and 1 td and expect the 10 interceptions to translate to easy td's against a weak chatham secondary.
Rushing: This seems almost a stupid question, ICC with an easy lopsided win here. Running the ball comes easy to Ichabod with already 238 yards on the ground this year it seems the offensive line will continue to pave the way all game. Chatham will struggle to find a hole for Keyes and will often find themselves out of breath and on the ground as the under appreciated yet somewhat invincible ICC line dominates with no competition.
After easy research just by looking at film it seems as if chatham will have more then their hands full this week. ICC's dominate offense and defense might as well sit after the 1st 10 mins after what should be a quick 30 points and im sure their classy coach wouldnt dare run up the score like he has against other teams like fonda and waterveliet. Stay tuned for other bold and sophisticated predictions.
Schalmont v BP will be a good game. Both teams have good players and coaches but the Gallo kid is a great player. He has more than 120 tackles on defense this year and runs their offense well. They have some weapons but BP will play very hard. I believe they are trying to get into the playoffs and I think Schalmont has already wrapped up their division…A good high school game either way
comment 47, just wonderin like your makin fun of icc right. C townss Panthers Alll the way they gonna DOMINATE as usual.
Congratulations to ICC for getting their program up and running. It was no small task to raise the money needed to start the program. They did this with out any guarantees from the district that it would be picked up. Hopefully for the players and boosters that worked very hard to get it started it will be.
I graduated from ICC but my children all play sports at Chatham. For those of you that don't know, Chatham and Ichabod are huge rivals in all of the other sports in the Patroon Conference. For Chatham the game of the week is any game against Ichabod, the schools are only about 6 miles apart and the games are very well attended. There should be a capacity crowd at Chatham Friday night. It's also Pop Warner Night which adds more excitement to the night, seeing the faces on those little kids when they get to meet their heroes {aka the big kids} is priceless.
Anyone that knows me will tell you that I never, Never, applaud the opposing team. At that moment in time they are the enemy, maybe it's not right, but I'm stubborn and won't change. But, that night when the past and present come together I will be more than happy to applaud the ICC players when they step on to the field for all of their hard work and dedication to their new program. Keep your chins up and your heads held high, it's not easy, even with an established program.
Now for all of you people that thought I got soft, I'll be cheering the Panthers as usual, you will hear me before you see me. The outcome of the game isn't in question, so there is no need for anyone to write B.S. about Ichabod. Their players have won just by stepping on the field. ICC, Good Luck with your program.
Now, in light of this past weekends events, what is Chatham supposed to do, to not be accused of running up the score? Only play our starters for the first quarter? That's really getting them ready for sectionals, or everytime we hit the red zone, kneel the ball until 4th down and then kick feild goals. I'm sure ICC would appreciate that pity party.
Bottom Line, whatever Chatham does will be wrong in somes eyes.
Good Luck Panthers in your upcoming games, Good Luck ICC in your new program.
Don Chrysler ICC 1980 Chatham Parent 2009
to #47. are you kidding me. look at the final score your predicted. 45 to 0. how the heck is that going to be the game of the week?? thats a straight blow out. the schenectady lasalle game will be a great game between the to power houses. much respect for both teams. looking forward to watching cox vs murray and there teams.
the shen vs toga game is the biggest game this week. it is one of the biggest rivalries in the area and it has some serious playoff implacations. if shen wins then there is a 3 way tie in the empire division.
james do u believe saratogas defence is as strong as they look i mean look at who they have played and if they are that good what makes them so good i see an average team
yeah they didnt struggle against them but was down not only once but twice against bethlehem i mean cmon really.
Chatham vs ICC …obviously game of the week
#53 very good write up on a school starting a new program. A team has to start somewhere. Congratulations to ICC.
However, unlike you, and many others, I applaude the competition at the introduction. Every player on a team excelling or not, gives their all. Each player dedicates and sacrifices for their team. They all deserve respect. Every player on each team knows that. From that knowledge, it is hard to believe that some of the really trash talk on this blog would be from any player ..
There can only be one winner from every weekly contest… The game .. well, we all know that on any given day, etc., etc., etc.
To comment #40,
Troy is an exceptional team, and the Class A ranks overall are down in 2009.
To comment #44,
Yes, I have some strong opinions regarding a possible Troy-Burnt Hills matchup, and I do believe those teams are on a collision course for a Super Bowl showdown. I am going to reserve those thoughts until we get to Week 10.
Schalmont is going to get trounced this week vs Broadalbin Perth Patriots….Gallo cant do it all
i dont know y everybody thinks lasalle is so good look at their schedule u guys beat up on 5 whack teams and think u guys are the best look at the toga game and how close it was. lasalle offense cant mess with schenectady defense (one of the best in section 2) and cox is to elusive for lsi dbacks not to mention his arm i pick schenectady 27-14 over lasalle all day GO SCHENECTADY!!!!!!!!!!.
Schalmont has nothing to stop the patrtiots there is no way any saftey has 120 tackles through 6 games. its impossible if he has that many tackles playing saftey that means their defense is god awful. good luck tackling the monsterous backfield of bp
I was at the BP-Lansingburgh game and sack leader breyo is a dominant player. he is called sack leader but they don't even have Breyo's 2 sacks from the Johnstown game in the record book. the coach never called them in. If he is on his game like he was last Friday night Shalmont stands no chance. And Gallo better watch his back. He stands no chance against the Patriots defense. And if you ain't down with that I got two words for ya.
why are people talking about chatham on here?
# 65………..What would you like us to do? Post comments on Shakers 0-4 / 1-5 record ?
hey 007 are you retarded? you struggled and lost to shen who got blown out by bspa. bspa lost to toga. lsi beats toga. i cant wait for this game! lasalle is going to be the best.. again! like the last 3 of 4 years. firing coach depaula was schenectady's biggest mistake and you will see why in 2 days.
La Salle and toga are the best teams in AA, and if i'm not mistaken shen isn't very good. Although I consider that a win for the patriots, that may have been the worst call of the year, it was still a very close game agianst a team that toga is going to smack this friday.
Schenectady didnt lose to shen boss you obviously didnt see the worst call ever made by a ref in all of football. wasnt even close and you know it.
and by the way footballman its Depaulo.
yeah man oooh biggie, why were they in the game at all? exactly, and sorry for spellin his name wrong. havent talked to him in a while. great dude though, but anyways.. word is right. lsi and toga all day. who cares about schenectady
It was good game by both teams and schenectady didnt play they way they do now. Well see who cares on friday at 7pm
Yeah man, apparently you have trouble reading…"Although I consider that a win for the patriots, that may have been the worst call of the year, it was still a very close game agianst a team that toga is going to smack this friday". That's a direct quote from my previous post, thanks anyways i'm a La Salle fan dishing out credit to a good Schenectady team.
James, Any chance cable 3 will do the right thing and broadcast Shen/Toga or Schen/LSI?
To comment #56,
Yes, Saratoga's defense is very strong — especially on the line and linebackers. They are tough, physical and relentless. Sorry I did not respond right away.
To comment #74,
Time Warner Cable Sports had Saratoga-Shenendehowa on its schedule before the 2009 season began. There will be a doubleheader this week with the Class B West Division game featuring division-leader Schalmont and Broadalbin-Perth (coming off a 23-20 upset at No. 1 ranked Lansingburgh) Saturday night at 7.
#73 i wasnt talking to you i was talking to footballman so chill out.
schdy has been a bad team for years lets give them some support for turning the program around. the game this week can be won by either team schdy has so many rb's. late in the game they have to many fresh legs. i dont think anyone can stop the running game. i see a close game schdy wins late
how is toga better then schenectady they have the same record and if that ref didnt make that horriable call schenect would have won that game and be undefeated just like lsi so r u stupid. schenectady has to much talent for lsalle 7 amazing running backs a great qb and a great reciving core that they barely use. who dose lasalle have lou dinovo and mike wut ever his name is, thats it. lsi is not ready for schenectady defense look at their games in everryone they at least injured on person and if lou dinovo smart he will watch. Like i said earlier the best Defense in section 2.
and if it wasnt for schenectady putting schuad banks out for the season boston spa in the first place. i give him credit if he wasnt out for the season he would have had a great season and i give credit to bronson greene to for stepin up and filling the void. i take shen over toga
I'm a Toga fan who has to say even I was very surprised how they shut down a very good Bspa offense. I've watched Toga every week and their defense keeps getting better and better. They not only shut down teams, they beat them up physically. This weeks game with Shen should be a very good game. I did not see the Shen-Bspa game but I have to assume Shen was still reeling from the loss of Banks. Shen seems to always play Toga tough and I expect nothing different this year. One question I have for anyone that was at the Toga-Bspa game, why does coach Jones of Saratoga not put Deloatch in when Toga was inside the Bspa 10 yard line twice in the first quarter. They take out a bruising 225lb. back and put in a 175lb. back who is more suited for open field running. Toga should have had 28 points at the half, they are very lucky that poor coaching move didn't cost them in the second half. I would like to give props were props are due to Toga coaching, the defensive scheme they employed against Bspa was excellent, every gap was filled on almost every play. I won't be surprised if Toga and the scotties meet up again in the playoffs.
HSFOOTBALL FAN…..I thought that something was or had been going on with DeLoatch the prior week…maybe an injury or something else that was going to limit him somewhat??? I agree and as a Scottie fan was glad that he was in and out all night as he ran as hard as I have ever seen him run in his 3 years of varsity……What got to me was how much energy TOGA spent in the first half leaving them "holding on" in the 4th qtr….their D played VERY WELL
#64, B P isnt two words, its two letters…..with that said, gallo DOES have at least 100 tkls i dont know about 120…..i cant believe the amount of people coming on here saying BP is going to dominate Schalmont simply becuz they played well against Burgh…THAT IS ONE GAME! you guys got trounced by teams that schalmont put away in the 1st quarter….im sure this breyo kid is a great player, but good luck getting sacks against a running team, good luck beating the speed possessed by the sabre offense….now i know BP will play well the Menge kid is gettin older and more experienced but i can remember playing against him last season, the boy dont like to get hit….the QB is too young to play mistake-free football for 4 quarters….This schalmont team remembers what happened last season, and they dont want to repeat the end of my senior year….they are hungry for whats theirs, and BP is going to just be another obstacle in their road to victory….so sorry BP, nothing personal, but your next
To comment #81. HSfootball fan know your facts before you make comments. DeLoatch was not in the game b/c he had taken himself out due to being gassed. The coaches wanted him in the game.
81: I am not a toga fan, but was wondering the same thing about Deloatch. That kid can play, and he sits out ( it seemed to me) more than half the game on offense.
Put him in for the full game and he might just get 400 yards on Shen friday….
don!t sleep on schenectady,la salle just when you think you have to stop the running game, the best recievers in the section and the best underclassma qb,are going to jump up and bite you beware! should be fun.
true that llsale ur gonna choke when u see our offence becuz ur defensive lineman arent getting one push on our offensive line so llsale better bring the tissue its gonna be a sad game if u keep running ur mouth all ur gonna do is build us up for and ur gonna get kick in the mouth so watch it
To 83. trounced? I do believe the only team that even came close to trouncing us was hudson falls and they beat us by a whomping 2 touchdowns. So please dont make false allegations about the broadalbin team. and even 100 tackles by your safety no matter how good he is, infers your defense is poor.
To Comment 81….Dont blame Coach Jones just because the Deloatch kid took himself out of the game.Ive been watching this team since they were in 8th grade and the biggest problem is that Deloatch either gets injured or gassed during every game.I dont know if its his conditioning or just his sheer desire to play every play.This team can and should win the Super Bowl this year but they have to have Deloatch at full strength and full speed to do it…..Lets go Toga.
just gotta love the schenectady fans…u guys keep us motivated
with their defense being solid enough to give deloatch plays off, that is where i would rest him. from the end or outside lb spot, he is rushing the qb everytime on passing plays and trying to make tackles on running plays but regardless, he is going against linemen or tight ends who are usually his same size and that takes it toll on your body and your endurance physically; i don't care how big you are.
unfortunately for him, i think the coaches see him as a more valuable tool on the defensive side because they are rarely resting him on defense even when you think he is cramping up and feel they have enough depth in the backfield to rest him on offense.
their offense and it's scheme though is not as strong as their defense. if they are not careful, and they do not use him more on the offensive side of the ball, either as a decoy or in a variety of ways to get enough offensive touches(15-20 times a game) to make him effective, toga will be shut down when it comes to the playoffs.
they need to use him in some open space one on one matchups in the passing game as well as different set ups for him in the running game instead of just coming off tackle all the time. give the kid some rest on defense and give him some plays with some open space and you will see some big plays from not only him but other kids as well when he is acting as a decoy.
the qb showed last week he has the arm to gun it in there so why not add in a few tight end passes or quick wr slant passes across the middle of the field to a 6'4″ target in wr moore who had a great game last week (but all on the outside of the field. add to that a kicker who has hit a 48 yd fg and could be kicking in college next yr for another dangerous tool and then watch out; toga could be very tough to stop on the offensive side of the ball and be a team that could put up 35-42 pts a gm. and if you are doing that, i am sure you won't need to have deloatch in on defense every play or even 1/2 the defensive plays to win games.


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cowbell went fine. started on row 87. I rode the xr350 with its new forks. the xr350 can be a fast bike to ride with the stock suspension, but it takes attention to ride it fast. the xr400 forks make it a much faster bike that even takes more attention to ride. it was a relatively tight course, so I didn't push it.
the goal was to finish the enduro, but I got carried away and had some close calls and even a bend handlebar. however, after reviewing my score card, it looks like I may have burned a check by 28mins. YIKES ! (maybe the 58:34 was really a 85.34, since that would have put me only 2 minutes too fast). however, I don't remember ever being ahead at all (especiall 28minutes), since I actually figured out the enduro computer and had correct time. oh well.
lot's of rocky uphills, and loads of really slick loam mud and puddles to slip on. oh... the course was littered with huge waterbars, sometimes dangerously close together, if you're going fast and really deep ruts in places.
the other riders on my row started to wipe out on the first (small) hill we hit, and that's the last I saw of them.
the last few miles were on a flat rear. thank god for rimlocks ! made it back to the finish, even though it made for some interesting uphills with the rear end going everywhere it likes.
oh, and because of my hectic departure and lack of preparations, I forgot my Camelback. only water/gatoraide at the fuel stops (2 stops in 85 ground miles ~4+hrs. someone drank my gatoraide, but another rider gave me his spare. thanks !
figured out the calibrate function on my vintage honda computer, but I missed a turn _before_ the odometer check (dooh), so I ended up not using it. it only works, if you calibrate withing +/-10% of the target mileage (and the test mileahe is actually correct). no biggy, I just the odometer manually and ran it in "uncalibrated" mode.
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Bringing it to the Table: Understanding Differences and Similarities on Common Ground follows an idea conference held earlier this year that examined issues ranging from healthy school lunches to new food processing technologies designed to protect quality and reduce waste.
Regardless of individual passions and pursuits, OFBF believes everyone should have an opportunity to be heard and to listen. The organization is gathering insight from members of Ohios diverse food community to elevate the conversation about food production in a new way.
Farmers of all types and production methods, consumer opinion leaders and food writers, food processors, restaurateurs, food retailers and others are invited to gather again for a tour of two north-central Ohio farms that will explore the factors that led them down very unique paths.
Participants will travel by bus to Sippel Family Farm CSA and Hord Livestock Co., Inc. followed by lunch and a discussion on the factors influencing food production.
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A few weeks after Mark Luttrell became Shelby County mayor last fall, he issued a public call for people to fill 105 openings on various low-profile bodies associated with the government, from the music commission to the plumbing code board.
More than 300 people responded, unpaid volunteers who will inject new life into organizations that had fallen into inactivity, chief administrative officer Harvey Kennedy and other staffers said.
The Shelby County Historical Commission, for example, hadn't seen new appointments since 1998. Now, the County Commission is poised to approve Luttrell's nominations of 13 new people to terms of at least one year, a step that will create a completely new board.
One of the new members, 48-year-old Keith McGoldrick, said he read about Luttrell's call to service in the newspaper and applied.
McGoldrick said he has a bachelor's degree in history and that this will be his first-ever participation on a public body.
"I'm just excited to be able to serve the county," the FedEx Corp. information technology worker said.
Several applicants to the historical commission introduced themselves at a County Commission committee meeting on Wednesday and the full commission is likely to confirm them Monday.
Among the applicants are retired Memphis City Schools history teacher June Shelton Whitehead and University of Memphis history professor Janann Sherman, author of books including "No Place for a Woman: A Life of Senator Margaret Chase Smith."
Sherman said she's fascinated with Memphis history and referred to the old adage that those who don't know their history are doomed to repeat it.
"There's a whole lot of our history we'd rather not repeat. ... Not knowing your history is kind of like amnesia. You don't know who you are, what you're doing, or where you're going," she said.
The 66-year-old said she'd like to encourage people to research their family histories as a way to interest them in history more broadly.
The historical commission's tasks include working with the county historian and establishing historical markers.
Old members' terms expired long ago, and they occasionally continued to meet anyway, but didn't have any official status, county historian Ed Williams said.
The County Commission is also making appointments to several other boards, including the Building Code Board and the Head Start Policy Council.
Such appointments have been going on for weeks, and the mayor and his staff are near the end of the process of screening applicants for County Commission approval, staffers said.
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Unhappy with the decision by the GHSA last week to split Class A high school playoffs into separate competitions for public and private schools, Savannah Christian athletic director and football coach Donald Chumley said he filed an appeal for SCPS to move up from Class A to Class AA Wednesday, but the GHSA denied the appeal saying it was made too late.
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The Georgia Sportswriters Association's All-State football team was released Saturday with a number of local players earning honors. For the second year in a row, Liberty County's Raekwon McMillan was named the defensive player of the year in Class AAAA.
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David Boyd has resigned as the head basketball coach of Milton, the defending Class AAAAA state champion, after school officials investigated allegations of undue influence, according to a report from the Atlanta Journal Constitution.
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Quarterman has offers from 15 schools — including Georgia, Georgia Tech, Oklahoma, South Carolina and Wake Forest. He made his commitment to play for Tiger coach Johnny Jones last weekend.
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Bradwell Institute's standout senior offensive lineman, Chester Brown, has decided he won't play football at Georgia after all.
The 6-foot-5, 325-pound lineman made a verbal commitment to play for the Bulldogs last summer, but he changed his mind in the last few weeks.
"Chester had things going on and had to take a step back and reevaluate the situation," Bradwell coach Jim Walsh said. "We're going to take some time to see what direction he will go."
Brown told Dawgpost.com he it was a tough decision to step away from Georgia.
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Myrick got his first offer from Colorado State last month, and Thursday he received offers from Minnesota and Middle Tennessee State.
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09/ Pitbulls get such an undeserved bad rap, Flower Power shows off their softer side.
10/ Can you guess what these paper masks are made out of?
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03/ Maps of the world created with iconic foods of their countries and continents.
04/ These sculptural crystal orbs might be the solution to climate change.
05/ A mayoral candidate is proposing turning abandoned Paris subway stations into more.
06/ Artist Echo Yang turns obsolete devices in Autonomous Machines that create art.
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02/ An infinite real-life stairway to heaven.
03/ Detailed portraits created from thousands of hammered nails.
04/ A concept for a futuristic airport located on the River Thames in London.
05/ Beautiful mirrored infinity rooms.
06/ The 13 chairs that were never painted in The Last Supper.
07/ Do tears of joy and sorrow look different under a microscope?
08/ If you've lived in NYC, you know. Priceless reactions of people being slept on in the subway.
09/ Swarms of everyday objects that almost look alive.
10/ Popular internet cats embroidered on shirts!
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01/ Picnic, a vertical loop picnic table.
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03/ Lick, a photo series that catches dogs what else – mid-lick!
04/ Colorful monster portraits made from candy mosaics.
05/ I bet pizza made in this rotating disco ball pizza oven tastes better!
06/ China has created the world's largest ball pit with one million balls. Wow.
07/ All Streets, a map of America made up of 270 million roads.
08/ Dark Venice, mysterious photos of Venice under darkness.
09/ In Murmurations swarms of plastic bags resemble flocks of birds and illustrate pollution.
10/ Copenhagen is planning to build a massive incinerator/ski slope in 2017.
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01/ Tintypes of landscapes on aluminum cans.
02/ Through My Eyes, a two year long self-perspective photography project.
03/ Photos comparing actors and their real life counterparts.
04/ The Anatomy of a Stack.
05/ The Skywhale hot air balloon!
06/ Art (Retreat) Camp is yet another summer vacation I'd like to take.
07/ The Koo Koo Mailbox couldn't be more fun if it tried.
08/ The Glass House Project blends old and new.
09/ Crushing on this photo series of the tippy tops of Parisian landmarks.
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02/ Pretty IP creates a color palette from your computer's IP address.
03/ Oh you know, just a shower that works like a car wash.
04/ Print out this Oscar ballot before Sunday's awards show.
05/ Carpets made from socks and shirts.
06/ Animals sculpted from colored shards of glass.
07/ I don't like snakes, but I love Milky Joe in his handmade pink sweater!
08/ Now these are some crazy insane birds nests.
09/ A map of the US made from 50,000 wooden matchsticks.
10/ Love this print – The Various Varieties of Vegetables!
Period Clock
When someone finds a new way to translate the passage of time I'm inevitably intrigued. This concept – Period Clock – by artist Tamer Köşeli is just that, a minimalist approach to time that functions with the help of two rotating circles. A little tricky to read at first, but easy once you catch on. It even glows in the dark when the lights go out. (via The Fox Is Black)
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01/ Yeah, I'd live in this glass house.
02/ Hate mail I'd like to receive.
03/ Knit credit cards.
04/ So creeped out by these imagined normal celebrities.
05/ Hand-cut chrome furniture, wow.
06/ Photos of people caught mid-sneeze.
07/ A crazy wooden domino tree.
08/ An edible s'mores box!
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