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SOUTH KINGSTOWN — Ed Cooley has a grand vision for the state's annual college basketball passion play – Providence versus Rhode Island.
"My goal is to get this game on CBS on a Sunday or Saturday afternoon," proclaimed the Friars' head coach. "When you do that, you know that both programs are getting there. Take nothing away from the other channels, and I don't want to be disrespectful to anybody, but when you're talking about trying to nationally brand your two schools, I think that's our ultimate goal."
SOUTH KINGSTOWN — Ed Cooley has a grand vision for the state's annual college basketball passion play – Providence versus Rhode Island.
"My goal is to get this game on CBS on a Sunday or Saturday afternoon," proclaimed the Friars' head coach. "When you do that, you know that both programs are getting there. Take nothing away from the other channels, and I don't want to be disrespectful to anybody, but when you're talking about trying to nationally brand your two schools, I think that's our ultimate goal."
You have to crawl before you can walk. Before the Friars and Rams can reach the point of re-branding a contest that is already held in high esteem and regard within state boundaries into one of coast-to-coast prominence, it's imperative that both programs carve out a niche that boils down to this: winning and doing so on a consistent basis.
As far as the present-day circumstances surrounding PC and URI heading into Thursday night's intrastate get-together at the Ryan Center, there is a noteworthy twist that falls in line with Cooley's aspirations. For the first time since 1992, national eyes will be privy to the Ocean State's marquee collegiate sporting event.
The game will air on CBS Sports Network and feature the color commentary of former Providence head coach Pete Gillen.
"We heard back in the summertime that this was a good possibility," stated Rhode Island Athletic Director Thorr Bjorn.
You could probably come up with a laundry list of reasons why it's been two-plus decades since Providence and Rhode Island have been televised on national TV. Since tangling that December 1992 day at the then-Providence Civic Center with ESPN's cameras rolling, the two sides have resided in mainly opposite stratospheres. When the Friars were up, chances are the Rams were down, with the opposite also holding true.
Who knows to what extent the inconsistencies that have hovered over Providence and Rhode Island played a hand in this backyard meeting on the hardwood being televised to a limited audience for the longest time. Yet with Cooley now in his third year with the Friars and Dan Hurley in his second steering the Rams, the national perception of both programs is one that clearly speaks volumes about the groundwork each coach has laid in a relatively short amount of time.
"The game has a tremendous amount of appeal. Both programs are clearly on the rise and feature dynamic coaches. They are starting to recruit more on a national level and there's going to be some dynamic players on the court come Thursday night," stated Dan Weinberg, senior vice president of programming at CBS. "We looked at those elements plus the in-state rivalry aspect of it and thought to ourselves 'That's an entertaining game, a fun game that we would like to wrap our arms around.'
"It's a game that definitely checked a few different boxes," he added.
Added Bjorn, "What coach Cooley has done at PC over the last few years has certainly been monumental, and I think what coach Hurley is doing at URI is sort of on the same path."
Weinberg touched upon the relationships that CBS has with the Big East and Atlantic 10 and how they played a substantial hand in earmarking the Friars and Rams with a national TV date.
"We've obviously been a partner of the Atlantic 10 for quite some time; we just extended our deal and are doing more A-10 games than ever before. We're in the first year with a deal with the Big East and we'll have a tremendous Big East presence on the air as well," Weinberg said. "These are two teams within those respective conferences that look to be on the rise. You factor in all those things and say, 'That's a game worth looking at.'"
Including Thursday's sold-out PC-URI contest, there are five Rhody men's basketball games at the Ryan Center that will air before a national television audience.
"When you think about students and the idea that they get to be on TV and act a little crazy at times, it makes for a fun environment," said Bjorn.
Much has changed personnel-wise for the Friars and Rams since the schools unveiled their schedules in early September. PC closes out the first-semester portion with a makeshift backcourt rotation that has gone through attrition due to players either being injured (Kris Dunn) or suspended (Brandon Austin).
"We're really in a similar spot when we played URI last year. We didn't have (Vincent) Council or Dunn," Cooley said. "We're learning to play hurt. We're injured right now, but we're hoping to get to the finish line because we have a 12-day break (for semester exams) coming up."
Rhode Island has played nine games to date, none of which have included sophomore forward Jordan Hare, who announced that he planned to take a leave of absence from the team right before the season tipped off. Another key frontcourt piece is sophomore Mike Aaman, who figures to miss his fifth straight game Thursday after having an appendectomy following Rhody's 87-59 loss at Arizona two weeks ago.
Regardless of who's available and who's not, the fact that CBS elected to take strong interest in PC-URI only figures to add even more sugar and spice and should help make the lights at the Ryan Center shine a little brighter for Thursday's (8 p.m.) renewal of the series.
"These types of regional rivalries make college sports and in particular college basketball so unique, so much fun and so entertaining. The passion comes from games like this," said Weinberg. "It's great that we can showcase it."
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Lower Wolf Jaw Mountain Climber's Log
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|Via Sawteeth, Gothics, Armstrong, and UWJ
Date Climbed: May 29, 2010
|CLimbed as part of Lower Great Range Traverse..
|Posted May 30, 2010 10:37 am
|Great Range winter
Date Climbed: Feb 6, 2010
|Good day.Also climbed it in July,but it rained all that day.Veiws from the wooded summit were better than I anticipated
|Posted Feb 13, 2010 10:07 pm
|great range
Date Climbed: Jun 30, 2008
|hiked as part of great range
|Posted Oct 28, 2009 8:51 pm
Date Climbed: May 2, 2009
|nice hike,,but wasn't impressed with the view,,just another off the list.
|Posted Aug 5, 2009 8:17 pm
|Winter summit
Date Climbed: Mar 8, 2009
|Took deer brook trail, to white trail...breaking the whole way. So it took a lot longer than expected to travel the 4.5 miles. Still made it though, pretty decent views.
|Posted Mar 9, 2009 11:54 pm
|In 70s; Once in winter
|Most memorable time was in the height of black fly season; I waited for other members of party for 2 hours, nearly went crazy. They came back to find me running through the woods, wearing a poncho wrapped tight around my body.
|Posted Dec 31, 2008 5:23 pm
|Hiked along with part of the Great Range
|Posted Dec 21, 2008 12:04 pm
|Lower and Upper
Date Climbed: Oct 10, 2005
|My first time to the Adirondacks. Very cool area - much different from the desert I live in. :)
|Posted Nov 14, 2008 4:37 pm
|Rt. 73 (Deer Brook) -> Hedgehog -> L. Wolfjaw -> Wolf Jaw Lean-to
Date Climbed: Oct 10, 2008
|Hiked in solo with full pack at 4:30am while it was still dark. Sun was up before I made it to Hedgehog. I had meant to take the more direct route that avoids the long trip past Snow, Rooster Comb, and over Hedgehog, but I made a wrong turn and caused myself a lot more work and lost time. High Peak #9.
|Posted Oct 16, 2008 11:13 am
|During Great Range Attempt
Date Climbed: Aug 23, 2008
|Did this from Rooster Comb trailhead as part of a Great Range attempt but unfortunately our SteriPEN busted and we had to abandon the plan.
|Posted Sep 17, 2008 4:31 pm
|Lower Wolf Jaw Mountain
Date Climbed: Aug 27, 2005
|Climbed with Upper Wolf Jaw via Range Trail from the Ausable Club. Decent views of the Great Range and a cooling breeze were the rewards after this hike on a hot late-August day.
|Posted Aug 11, 2008 1:28 pm
|Route Climbed: From John's Brooke
Date Climbed: May 17, 2008
|Great Mountain. We got lucky and spotted a Pine Martin up on the summit. That was a first.
|Posted May 22, 2008 11:43 pm
|Sam Page
|What's in a name?
|I climbed this with my father over Thanksgiving in 1996 (give or take a year). The only thing I remember about this peak is its name.
|Posted Apr 21, 2008 9:51 pm
|Rob A
|Slide Skiing
Date Climbed: Mar 30, 2008
|My first time out in the BC. It was a fun experience and i learned a lot about BC Skiing. Bennies slide is defiantly worth the effort to ski. Didn't get up very far due to avi. danger but a great day out non the less.
|Posted Apr 1, 2008 1:15 am
|1st 46'er
Date Climbed: Nov 16, 2007
|This was my first trip to the Dack's. Hiked with a buddy and his brother-in-law in fresh now. Great intro to the mountains, was an effort in the snow.
|Posted Dec 26, 2007 4:56 pm
|Sawteeth, Gothics, Armstrong, & Upper Wolfjaw
Date Climbed: Oct 20, 2007
|The last of 5 peaks in a day. Tiring, but a sense of accomplishment. Wet, muddy, slick but nice hiking. 11/46
|Posted Oct 24, 2007 4:48 pm
|Don't remember much except there being a lot of bugs and when we got back to the car we had left the keys in it and had to hike from the Garden into Keene Valley. Luckily we made it to the Noonmark Diner and rejoiced over sandwiches and soda!
|Posted Oct 17, 2007 10:50 pm
|Not the best way to start the day
|Trail was pretty boring for the most part and the views were not to good from the summit, but check it off the list.
|Posted Oct 7, 2007 8:19 pm
|Bark Eater
|Lots of snow
Date Climbed: May 22, 1978
|Incredible views of the great range with a lot of spring snow.
|Posted Aug 26, 2007 7:03 pm
|after Upper Wolf Jaw
Date Climbed: Aug 19, 2007
|After hitting Armstrong and Upper Wolf Jaw this was the last stop on my little loop hike from St. Huberts. I was a bit sluggish after going through the notch, and you're not even rewarded with great views from the summit, but hey woould you rather being watching TV? I didn't know which trail I should take back to St. Huberts, the Wedge Brook or the White trail. I decided on the Wedge Brook, because it was shorter, and from what I heard there wasn't ups and downs like the White.
|Posted Aug 21, 2007 8:22 am

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The fate of a new nation rests in the hands of a reluctant warrior in this thrilling sixth volume in the acclaimed New York Times bestselling Saxon Tales series.
As the ninth century wanes, Alfred the Great lies dying, his dream of a unified England in danger and his kingdom on the brink of chaos. While his son, Edward, has been named his successor, there are other Saxon claimants to the throne—as well as ambitious pagan Vikings to the north.
Uhtred, the Saxon-born, Viking-raised warrior, whose life seems to shadow the making of England itself, is torn between his vows to Alfred and his desire to reclaim his long-lost ancestral lands and castle in the north. As the kings warrior, he is duty-bound, but Alfreds reign is nearing its end, and Uhtred has sworn no oath to the crown prince. Despite his long years of service, Uhtred is still loath to commit to the old kings Saxon cause of a united and Christian England. Now he must make a momentous decision, one that will forever transform his life . . . and the course of history: take up arms—and Alfreds mantle—or lay down his sword and allow the dream of a unified kingdom to fall into oblivion.
A harrowing story of the power of tribal commitment and the dilemma of divided loyalties, Death of Kings is the latest chapter in the epic saga of the making of England, magnificently brought to life by "the reigning king of historical fiction" (USA Today).
"The sixth installment of Cornwell's Saxon series (after The Burning Land) returns to the days before there was an England — or an English sense of fair play — when Saxons, Danes, and Vikings, Christians and pagans alike, fought relentlessly and ruthlessly for control of Wessex. It's 898: ailing King Alfred, hoping to unify English-speaking Christians under one crown, asks loyal if stubbornly pagan Uhtred to make one last stab at peace. Armed with his trusty sword, Serpent-Breath, Uhtred bushwhacks, bedevils, and beats the living daylights out of scheming plotters, while Edward, 'not quite the perfect heir,' risks all for the love of a bishop's daughter. Æthelflaed, Edward's beloved sister and Uhtred's former lover, unwilling to be ruled by her husband, brother, or anyone, joins Uhtred in battle brought to bloody life by Cornwell, whose historian's understanding of military strategy blends well with a novelist's ability to envision weapons of the past and the ways in which they're wielded. Ninth-century combat lacks the grandeur of large armies, but Uhtred's cunning, courage, and a few acts of calculated cruelty make for a compelling read. Unfortunately for Edward, no skirmish proves decisive enough to unify England. Fortunately for Cornwell fans, that means more 'tales of warriors and swords and shields and axes' to come. Agent: Toby Eady Associates." Publishers Weekly Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved.
The fate of a young nation rests in the hands of a reluctant warrior in the thrilling sixth volume of the New York Times bestselling Saxon Tales series. Following the intrigue and action of The Burning Land and Sword Song, this latest chapter in Bernard Cornwells epic saga of England is a gripping tale of divided loyalties and mounting chaos. At a crucial moment in time, as Alfred the Great lays dying, the fate of all—Angles, Saxons, and Vikings alike—hangs desperately in the balance. For all fans of classic Cornwell adventures, such as Agincourt and Stonehenge, and for readers of William Dietrichs Hadrians Wall or Robert E. Howards Bran Mak Morn, the stunning Death of Kings will prove once again why the Wall Street Journal calls Bernard Cornwell "the most prolific and successful historical novelist in the world today."
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Stars record: 24-13-4
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Trying to repartition the old 80gb Maxtor HD, on my MSI K8MM s.754 PC, but XP will not show a choice for Fat 32 as I had it set before, gives only NTFS only.
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Since hard drives with a capacity greater than 32GB are common these days, this requires a shift in thinking from the conventional ways of formatting and preparing them for use by an XP computer system utilizing the FAT32 file system. If you are using NTFS this is of no consequence since XP will format a >32GB drive with no problem. Conventional wisdom holds that the way to format for FAT32 is to use a boot disk from Win98 or WinMe, but you can do it with the standard XP installation CD just as easily. The procedure is as follows:
Boot the computer with the XP CD in the drive and allow setup to begin. When you come to the screen where you select the drive partition you should see the drive listed with all the space listed as unpartitioned. If the drive was in use previously, you'll need to delete all the existing partitions. To do this you'll have to hit the 'D' key followed by the 'L' key. The screen instructions will be visible to guide the process.
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Hit the 'C' key to create a partition. If you only want one partition then hit enter and the entire disk space will be allocated to the C Drive, but it will be NTFS, assuming the drive is 32GB or larger. However, if you want to create several FAT32 partitions then do not hit the Enter key. Instead, hit 'Backspace' until the cursor moves to the first digit. Enter the size of the first partition to be created.
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The SUPERAVANTI is a lightweight caving harness designed for a wide range of users. It is entirely adjustable, thanks to its buckles, and its construction is particularly simple and sturdy. The attachment points are now positioned even lower in order to make rope ascents easier and more efficient. Its compact size and its buckles being positioned between the legs limit the risk of snagging during narrow passages.
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This unit aims to provide an understanding of health promotion concepts and approaches as they relate to contemporary health issues in Australia and internationally. The unit is designed to assist students to: appreciate the key developments in Australia and internationally that have contributed to current understandings of health, its determinants and health promotion practice; examine the range of theoretical and practical health promotion intervention frameworks; become familiar with the information and skills required for the development of evidence-based health promotion programs; and describe and form opinions on dilemmas and difficulties in health promotion practice.
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NEW YORK - The NHL and the players' association have announced a tentative labor agreement that will save the hockey season.
A marathon negotiating session that lasted more than 16 hours and stretched from early Saturday afternoon until Sunday morning produced a deal that will ultimately end the lockout that reached its 113th day on Sunday.
The NHL avoided the embarrassment of having a second season lost because of a labor dispute when no other North American sports league ever had to cancel one. A lockout eight years ago that ushered in a salary-cap system to hockey for the first time wiped out the entire 2004-05 season.
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The women's ExOffico Pocatello Plaid Jacket features the same stylish plaid as the Pocatello Plaid shirt. Stay cozy with insulating quilted batting though the torso and arms, and fleece-lined collar and front pockets. It also has two interior pockets, two chest pockets, and a headphone cord clip to keep you organized and ready for anything.
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Cancer care in the United States is a system in crisis, according to a new report from the Institute of Medicine that says urgent changes are needed to boost the quality of care and improve outcomes for people diagnosed with the disease.
The report, prepared by an IOM committee chaired by UCLA's Dr. Patricia Ganz, attributes the crisis to the growing demand for cancer care among the aging baby boom generation, rapidly rising costs, a shrinking pool of cancer care professionals and dramatic changes in cancer therapies over the last decade that sometimes make it difficult to determine which patients should receive what treatment.
"We have a lot of waste in the system, where people are given treatments that are unnecessary and costly," said Ganz, director of cancer prevention and control research at UCLA's Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center and a professor of health policy and management at UCLA's Fielding School of Public Health. "So we're not just talking about underuse, we're talking about overuse as well. So the lack of coordination, the lack of the ability to evaluate the quality of care that you might receive, is what's missing in the health care delivery system today."
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Ganz said changes across the board are needed and that all stakeholders in the cancer care community—from patients and researchers to care providers, payers and federal agencies—must work together to reevaluate their current roles and responsibilities in order to improve care, quality of life and outcomes.
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Hey … Umm … How Much Would You Pay to Pay to Watch Jets Games?
Most Jets season ticket holders have seen the handwriting on the wall for a while now when it comes to PSLs, but here's the first official time the word has been mentioned by the team in public on the topic as far as I can tell.
A season ticket holder sent this screencap of the start of the survey onto me. After a long litany at the start of the survey on how great the whole new stadium is, they then drop this guilt trip on the person being surveyed …
The Jets have taken a substantial amount of debt to finance the construction of the new $1.3 billion stadium. Like other teams that have built stadiums in the recent past, the Jets are required to pay back this construction debt quickly.
The Jets are surveying different types and terms of Person Seat Licenses (PSLs) as one of the ways to help acheive this requirement. A PSL is an asset, like a taxi medallion, that is purchased in addition to the ticket that give the holder ownership of the seat. This holder can then sell the seat license in the future, including for any profit, to someone else if the holder no longer wishes to purchase season tickets.
PSLs have been sold in virtually every new NFL stadium built in the past 15 years as a way of paying for the construction costs. For example, the Dallas Cowboys have announced a PSL program with prices ranging [from] $2,000 to $12,000 for general admission seats and from $16,000 to $150,000 for club seats.
So … let me get this straight …
Ticket prices have been jacked well above the current rate of inflation over the past ten years, and the team is conducting surveys to ascertain just how much they can squeeze out of their most financially loyal customers' pockets without pissing them off enough from walking away from their season tickets?
Imagine that a friend comes to you saying that he's in serious debt and asks you to borrow money stipulating he's not sure if he can ever pay you back. When you ask how much he needs, he responds "well … how much would you be comfortable loaning me?"
I don't know about you, but that takes some serious balls and/or disregard for your monetary situation to phrase something in such a manner. It will be explained away as trying to be sensitive to fans' financial situations. Believe it or not, fans aren't stupid, so I'd hope the team could be be adults about this and call this what it really is … a shakedown.
Meanwhile, SI's Peter King is doing PR work for Giant's owner John Mara's buying his sob story hook, line, and sinker about how the billionaire is losing sleep over the fact that he's going to have to charge for PSLs … boo hoo … poor poor John Mara. Yet, somehow Peter King is the one of the most respected voices in NFL journalism … I'll never understand it.
So many questions in my mind …
Do they care that they are pricing out fans? What happens with the PSL when the organization deems that the stadium is too old twenty years from now and wants to build another stadium? What happens to that "asset" should the team move off the financially greener pastures in another city with a better deal? I guarantee you it won't be considered an appreciable asset should the team have to repay it … if they even would pay it back at all in that case. Could they decrease the fans' investment if they got more corporate sponsors than just the four corners and overall naming rights?
I'll admit, you can't beat the Gameday Experience at the Stadium, but to actually watch the game, I'm a TV guy. I'm sure the stadium will be beautiful, I'm sure I'll tour it like a giddy schoolgirl, but here's a novel idea. NO ONE FORCED THE TEAMS TO BUILD A NEW STADIUM AND WHILE DOING SO, MAKE IT THE MOST EXPENSIVE ONE THE LEAGUE HAS EVER SEEN. They are doing this to force loyal fans to finance a stadium so they can make more money off those very same fans with more expensive tickets, concessions, etc.
I don't know if anyone from the team reads this site (nor do I really care) but if someone in the organization would try to convince me why my frustration with the situation is unfounded, I'd be obliged to hear the argument.
How do you feel about this? If you are a ticketholder, are you prepared to finance the stadium to the tune of somewhere between $2-12K per seat?


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PROVIDENCE – The Principals' Committee on Athletics (PCOA), the governing board of the RIIL, met on Wednesday morning to review and discuss the bid proposals submitted to the R.I. Interscholastic League to administer and assign football officials for all RIIL football games.
During this process, the PCOA allowed the RI Football Officials Association the opportunity to address their issues, concerns and their proposal.
After considerable debate and discussion, and with the input from the R.I. Football Coaches Association and R.I. Athletic Administrators Association the PCOA voted 15-1 to award the bid to administer the officiating of RIIL football games to Mr. James Ashley, Commissioner of Officials for the South Eastern Massachusetts Football Officials Association.
This award would allow Mr. Ashley, as the commissioner of officials the authority to work with the South Eastern Massachusetts Football Officials Association and other football officials associations, to assign, evaluate and train officials to be used in all RIIL games.
The PCOA approved a two-year agreement between the South Eastern Massachusetts Football Officials Association and the RIIL. In this agreement, the South Eastern Massachusetts Football Officials Association and other associations will work with the RIIL to ensure that all requirements associated with the administration of officiating all RIIL football games are met to the highest standard.


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CUMBERLAND – Mercy!
It was yet another Big Blue blowout in a season that has pointed in one direction – the Division II Super Bowl. An appearance in the title game is officially in Cumberland High's line of sight after Wednesday night's 48-14 romp against West Warwick High in semifinal-round action at frigid Tucker Field.
CUMBERLAND – Mercy!
It was yet another Big Blue blowout in a season that has pointed in one direction – the Division II Super Bowl. An appearance in the title game is officially in Cumberland High's line of sight after Wednesday night's 48-14 romp against West Warwick High in semifinal-round action at frigid Tucker Field.
All that separates Cumberland from capturing the school's first-ever undisputed Super Bowl championship is a 48-minute showdown with Thanksgiving rival Woonsocket. The two neighboring schools will meet Sunday at East Greenwich's Carcieri Field, a rematch the Villa Novans hope will be more competitive than the 32-0 whitewashing that the Clippers notched last Thursday.
Cumberland's last appearance in the big game was 2004. Though Tolman won the contest, 20-19, it was the Clippers who were awarded the Division II title after it was learned that the Tigers had used an ineligible player.
Putting truth to the notion that "football is a team sport," Cumberland received multiple touchdown games from Mitchell Baxter, Joe Fine and Dan Stock, while the defense picked off West Warwick quarterback Kody Greenhalgh three times in the first half. To reiterate a point that has been hammered home countless times already, the Clippers are a tough-to-slow-down unit that doesn't count on just one person to carry the day.
"When you have a team like this, you're blessed," said Cumberland head coach Chris Skurka, his crew now 10-0 against Division II competition, a blemish-free mark that includes the regular season, playoffs and non-leaguers. "I've never coached a group of guys where no one cares about who gets the credit. They are all about each other and they play that way.
"(The seniors) are the first group of kids that I had during my first year as head coach, so it's real special that we have the chance to win the championship" continued Skurka, who took over at Cumberland in 2009.
There was some early drama in this one, as West Warwick got on the scoreboard with 50 seconds gone by in the second quarter, a 45-yard completion between Greenhalgh and Trevor Lawton setting up a five-yard score by Ross Coffua. Just like that, the Clippers' 14-0 advantage was reduced to 14-6.
What ensued was a clinic in how to make the final two quarters of a playoff game totally irrelevant. Right after the Wizards broke through, Baxter ran the kickoff back 60 yards for another six points for the home team. A three-and-out by West Warwick put Cumberland's offense back on display, as Stock jumpstarted things with a 37-yard gallop that brought the action down to the West Warwick 11-yard line.
Erik Travers took care of the remaining 11 yards, his pay dirt run covering four yards. Travers finished with 72 yards on 10 carries while Stock added 95 yards on four handoffs.
"We answered right away (after West Warwick scored) and that's been the story of this team the whole year," said Skurka.
West Warwick's descent into the abyss continued when Austin Paygai coughed up the ball on the kickoff. Cumberland's Jared Talbert pounced on the loose pigskin, with the Clippers assuming control at their opponent's 7. The short field resulted in a one-play drive with Stock doing the honors.
Another West Warwick turnover resulted in Cumberland finding the end zone for the fourth time in the second quarter. Three straight completions by quarterback Brendan Guerin covered 68 yards – 45 of which went in the direction of Trent Vasey on two plays. Fine barreled his way in from eight yards out as West Warwick trudged off the field at halftime down 41-8.
Even though the outcome had long been decided, the Clippers continued to keep their foot on the pedal. Stock added his second touchdown of the game, a 50-yarder, with 3:14 to go in the third quarter to ice the game and send the Wizards home for the 2012 season.
"We had the ability to run and throw the ball when we wanted to, but it's a credit to the kids and my coaches just doing an outstanding job," said Skurka. "It's been fantastic so far."
The game was scoreless midway through the first quarter when Cumberland dialed up a blitz, which forced Greenhalgh to overthrow his intended target. Baxter was there at the Wizard 35-yard-line for the interception and took it to the house for the touchdown, putting Cumberland up 7-0.
All told, West Warwick coughed up the ball five times.
"(West Warwick) is a good passing team, so we had some different coverage looks that we put in," said Skurka. "The kids came up big again."
If Cumberland can come up big one more time, then Skurka & Co. will be known as Division II champs for the 2012 campaign.


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Boss, a 19-month-old European Great Dane, gives his owner, Kye Crawford of Port St. Lucie, a hug after the puppy received a bath from a host of Humane Society of the Treasure Coast volunteers at a dog wash at Shakra's Deli in Jensen Beach on Sunday was held to benefit the Palm City shelter. "He's a very friendly dog, but he doesn't know how big he is," said Crawford about Boss.
Jeff Shakra, owner of Shakra's Deli with his family since 1972, takes a break from cooking for a short bit to solicit drivers along Jensen Beach Blvd. to come and get their pooch pampered Sunday at the Jensen Beach restaurant.
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The Rangers currently have five defensemen under the age of
28 on their roster and two more top prospects on the way, so it's very likely
New York will be looking to add some offensive firepower with its first-round
pick, No. 15 overall in the NHL Draft.
Between now and June 24th, we'll take a look at some of the
forwards that the Rangers might be thinking about taking on draft
day. Today, we look at…
Daniel Catenacci
Pos: C
Shoots: L
Birthday: 3/9/93
Team: S.S. Marie, OHL
2009-2010 stats: 10g, 20a, 65gp, 68PIM, -6
2010-2011 stats: 26g, 45a, 67gp, 117PIM, -5
2010-2011 playoffs: N/A
NHL.com profile >
The Hockey News: 35
CSS: 37 Midterm Rank: 43
TSN: 50 Midterm Rank: 30
TSN (Craig Button): N/A
The Scouting Report: 59 Midterm Rank: 36
Bruins 2011 Draft Watch: 45
Corey Pronman: 53
Highlight Reel >
What They're Saying:
THN – "In a draft that has a plethora of small forwards,
Daniel Catenacci has distinguished himself from the others with his skating and
ability to make plays at top speed. 'When you draft a kid who's probably the fastest skater, you can make
the case it's not a bad pick,' one scout said. 'He's more individual than some, but can make plays at a high
speed.' Playing on a weak team,
Catenacci had a nine-game goal-scoring streak early in the season. But offense isn't his only strength – he's
very abrasive and has a high level of grit. He's also a stocky player with a low center of gravity, which makes him
difficult to knock off the puck. 'He's
probably one of the better small players in draft,' a scout said. 'He's strong on his skates, plays with a lot
of intensity and has some grit. He plays
bigger than his size.' There are some
scouts who wonder whether his game will translate well at the NHL level."
The Scouting Report – "Catenacci's fall in our rankings is
more a symptom of other players moving ahead of him rather than faults of his
own. After a bit of a disappointing first year in the OHL, Catenacci took a
more offensive role with the Greyhounds this season and showed more of an
ability to create opportunities when he's on the ice. Catenacci's issue for us
comes down to defining what type of a role he can have at the next level. He's
a good defensive player and tenacious center at this level, but how much will
that translate to the NHL given his size? We're not sure he has enough offense
to be a Top 6 guy, which makes him a bit of a tweener in our eyes."
Bruins 2011 Draft Watch –"Former 1st overall selection in
the OHL draft is a blazing, dynamic, game-breaker- He's the hot dog with extra
mustard and all the relish. Coming into the year, he was looking lost in the
shuffle after a tough season in '09-10, but he used the Eight Nations/Ivan
Hlinka as a springboard for a 26-goal, 71-point season. Excellent skater and
puckhandler who is a real dangler. His father, Maurice, coached
Daniel, Ryan Murphy and Barclay Goodrow among others on the
high-flying York-Simcoe Express minor midget team, so the younger Catenacci
comes from a real hockey background. Catenacci gets into trouble when he goes
into solo mode and tries to beat the other team by himself. Takes bad penalties
and needs to work on keeping his emotions in check. His defense is also lacking
and as an undersized guy needs to get a lot stronger. Make no mistake- when on his game in the
offensive zone, this kid can bring it."
Hockey's Future – "ISS has loved Catenacci's style for some time now
and there was a lot riding on his performance during the U18s, but Catenacci
did not deliver. The super quick and speedy forward failed to create much
offense and most of his shifts were spent in the perimeter trying and failing to
drive the middle. He started out the tournament with the top line but found
himself mostly substituting on the second and third lines as the tournament
wore on. Still a prospect to get excited about but he likely cemented himself
as at most a 2nd round pick with his subpar performance."
True Hockey – "Although Catenacci is listed at just
five-foot-ten inches, 185 pounds, his intensity, drive, work ethic and skill is
larger than life. After notching 10
goals, 20 assists, 30 points and 68 penalty minutes in his rookie season, the Newmarket, Ont. native has
emerged as one of the Greyhounds top performers, now leading the club in
points. His aforementioned size has no
effect on his style of play, as the young forward bring a gritty, hard-nosed
style to go along with his excellent vision and natural scoring touch. The 93 penalty minutes Catenacci has racked
up his season give a prime example of that grit, and if you get a chance to
watch him play, you will notice his fearlessness to get into the dangerous
areas of the ice and battle hard for pucks in the corners. He likes to describe his style being similar
to Peter Forsberg, which is an accurate notion judging from his on-ice
performance as well as his stats on paper. He takes pride in his speed, passing
ability, and defensive responsibility, to go along with his incredible hands. His team-leading 56 points are not his only impressive
attribute, as his two-way play in both the offensive and defensive end
continues to improve and show he has the ability to play in all types of
situations. With the man advantage,
Catenacci has been more than successful this year with 8 power play goals, and
you will also see him on the ice while the Greyhounds are killing off
THN.com – "Expectations were high for Catenacci coming out
of the 2009 Ontario League draft, where he was tabbed first overall by the
Greyhounds. And while his rookie campaign was good (30 points in 65 games), it
wasn't exceptional in terms of offensive production. But as a sophomore, the
speedster is proving he can be an elite junior player, with 20 points in 16
games. 'I put a lot of pressure on myself
last year to perform well,' Catenacci said, 'and I think it messed up my head a
bit mentally. I let the pressure get to me.' At 5-foot-10 and 185 pounds, Catenacci isn't the biggest player on the
ice, but he works hard in both ends and his creativity with the puck makes him
dangerous at all times. His faceoff work is also a strong suit, as he can
dominate on the dot."
NHL.com – "One NHL scout described Daniel Catenacci as, 'One
of those guys that's, 'Give me the puck, I want it, I want to be the guy who
makes the play.'"
Mock Drafts:
Adam Kimelman, NHL.com – N/A
Mike Morreale, NHL.com – N/A
Steven Hoffner, NHL.com – 11
Deven Persaud, NHL.com – N/A
TSN.ca – N/A
Gary Joyce, ESPN – N/A
Mark Seidel, CBC – N/A
Hockey's Future - N/A
The Hockey News - N/A
Thoughts: Catenacci has speed to burn and at least some
scouts are impressed enough with his game-breaking ability to think that he
should be a high pick. But it's alarming
that several experts are concerned with how Catenacci's game will translate to
the pros. Oftentimes the one-dimensional
burners that aren't great at using their teammates can tear up junior hockey
but fall flat on their faces in the NHL. Rico Fata comes to mind. Nevertheless, Catenacci is apparently quite good on face-offs and some
say that he is a solid two-way guy.
The Rangers selected Michael Del Zotto from the OHL in
2008. They frequently dip into the
league for prospects. Catenacci would be
a major reach at No. 15, but he could be the type of player that falls in the
draft and if he's their in the second round he would be a good choice.
Season Review:
Breaking Down The Defense >
Breaking Down The Goalies >
Breaking Down The Offense >
Breaking Down The Prospects >
How Three Free Agent Signings In 2007 Have Shaped The Eastern Conference >
Spotlight On Glen Sather >
Spotlight On John Tortorella >
Rangers Land Tim Erixon: What Does It Mean?
Richards Rumors Swirl >
More Erixon Trade Fallout >
Player Reviews:
Spotlight On Mats Zuccarello >
Spotlight On Brian Boyle >
Spotlight On Matt Gilroy >
Spotlight On Ruslan Fedotenko >
Spotlight On Brandon Prust >
Spotlight On Bryan McCabe >
Spotlight On Alex Frolov >
Spotlight On Michael Del Zotto >
Spotlight On Martin Biron >
Spotlight On Brandon Dubinsky >
Spotlight On Marc Staal >
Spotlight On Steve Eminger >
Spotlight On Henrik Lundqvist >
Spotlight On Wojtek Wolski >
Spotlight On Sean Avery >
Spotlight On Dan Girardi >
Spotlight On Erik Christensen >
Spotlight On Ryan McDonagh >
Spotlight On Vinny Prospal >
Spotlight On Derek Stepan >
Spotlight On Marian Gaborik >
Spotlight On Chris Drury >
Spotlight On Artem Anisimov >
Draft Profiles:
Zack Phillips >
Sven Bartschi >
Mark Scheifele >
Mika Zibanejad >
Mark McNeill >
Brandon Saad >
Joel Armia >
Nicklas Jensen >
Alexander Khokhlachev >
Tyler Biggs >
Matt Puempel >
Rickard Rakell >
Mario Lucia >
Tomas Jurco >
Dmitri Jaskin >
Phillip Danault >
Rocco Grimaldi >
Ty Rattie >
Daniel Catenacci >


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Read: Brady Skjei Can Make An Offensive Impact
In the Daily News, Rangers first round pick Brady Skjei says that the key to his game is "keeping it simple" and that he struggles when he tries to put too much on his plate.
On the kind of player that Skjei is, Craig Button told Michael Russo in the Star Tribune, "While he doesn't put up a lot of points, he's a guy that'll help your offense. Because his skating is so good, he'll hold the offensive blue line and not back out. And he'll get the puck out of his own zone and get it forward."
Skjei told the Rangers website, "I think I have some definite offensive upside. I feel like I am a good skater, can get up the ice, and make some good plays."
Skjei told the Star Tribune that going to play for the US National Team made him into a two-way player, "I feel I've become an all-around defenseman. In high school hockey, I liked to skate it up a ton and play a lot of offense. I feel they've taught me to play both ends of the rink in Ann Arbor. And I've put on 25 pounds."
At Hockey's Future, Leslie Treff writes that Skjei displayed his "excellent vision" during his two days at development camp.


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|Ticket Giveaway for Carolina Barnstormers Tour vs High Country All-Stars
|Written by Adam Hicks
|Wednesday, 08 April 2009 08:56
High Country Radio will be giving away some of the hottest tickets in town as several members of the NCAA Division 1 National Basketball Champion University of North Carolina Tarheels will be visiting the Holmes Convocation Center Thursday evening.
Several Carolina players including Bobby Frasor, Danny Green, and Tyler Hansbrough will join Duke's Greg Paulus to take on the best of the High Country.
Appalachian State senior guard, Eduardo Burmudez, and former forward, Jeremy Clayton, will represent the Apps on the High Country's team.
The game will be played Thursday evening at 7:00 at the Holmes Convocation Center.
Listen to your favorite High Country Radio station all day Thursday for your chance to win a Mix 102.3 UNC schedule poster and free tickets to the game.
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Mets still looking for RH outfielder, "We know we have holes."
Sandy Alderson told WFAN yesterday that he'd like to acquire another right-handed hitting outfielder "of some quality."
"We know we have holes and we have to address it, and we're working on doing that," he explained.
Matthew Cerrone, Lead Writer
Alderson has the money to sign Cody Ross or Scott Hairston, but I don't think he wants to give either more than a two-year deal. Frankly, he'd probably prefer it be a one-year deal, but there is enough demand for these two players (including the Yankees) that I think they'll get at least two years, maybe even three years if demand picks up. In either case, I don't expect Ross or Hairston to sign a new deal until Nick Swisher inks his, unless of course a team gets antsy and overpays.
In regards to trades, I still think Jacoby Ellsbury can be had, but I've been totally unable to understand what it might cost to get him. One day he's seemingly out the door so the Sox can re-sign Ross; the next day it seems he's going no place and needed in Boston; I've heard teams really like him; but I've also heard teams are scared off by knowing he's a free agent in a year and Scott Boras is his agent. So, who knows?
The Dodgers will listen to offers for Andre Ethier, but (like the Marlins with Giancarlo Stanton, and the Rockies with Carlos Gonzalez) it will cost you three or four of your best prospects. The consensus in baseball seems to be that these three guys are far more likely to get traded during the regular season than in the off season, assuming they get traded at all.
The two trade targets that seem to make the most sense, because I think they can be had for reasonable deals built around mid- to upper-level prospects, are Twins OF Josh Willingham and D'Backs OF Jason Kubel. Willingham is probably the better player, but he'll cost more in trade, and I'm not sure Minnesota is even open to trading him now that they've moved Denard Span. However, Kubel can be had and, though he's a terrible defensive outfielder, he'd add power to the lineup. Plus, I like that he's making just $8 million this season with a $7.5 million option for 2014.


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Choosing The Right Connectivity: Wireless Options That Can Save Money And Improve ProductivitySource: Honeywell
This white paper from Honeywell examines the strengths and weaknesses of the different connectivity options both inside and outside the four walls. It looks at 802.11, WWAN, and Satellite. In terms of 802.11 it examines workers using the store-and-forward process, industrial field service, and in-vehicle hotspots. 802.11 uses the 2.4 and 5 GHz frequency bands and is most commonly deployed in the 802.11b and 802.11g protocols offering an 11 Mbps and 54 Mbps transmission rate, respectively.
With WWAN (wireless wide area network) we look at the different types including CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access), GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications), and WiMAX (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access). Recently Qualcomm has added a new option in WWAN radios for mobile technology: Gobi WWAN. These radios are extremely flexible for North American enterprises because they can connect to either GSM or CDMA networks (AT&T uses GSM and Verizon uses CDMA). Internationally, this technology is often not necessary because most or all providers over a certain area use the same protocol.
Enterprise devices using satellite radios leverage the Inmarsat or other satellite constellations for affordable global alerting, messaging, and reporting when other forms of communications are not possible. This paper notes the following benefits of the Inmarsat satellite fleet:
- Access to a network of five IsatM2M satellites for seamless global coverage
- Secure, reliable service with 99.995% availability around the world
- A versatile and reliable world-wide satellite network
To read more about the topics noted here and get a better understanding of the different wireless options available to your enterprise, download this white paper below.
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