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CANTON The Norfolk woman accused of scamming a priest and his parish of $300,000 pleaded not guilty to additional grand larceny charges Wednesday.
Appearing in St. Lawrence County Court, Bobbie Jo Zeller, 36, of 72 W. Main St., Apt. 4, faced two counts of third-degree grand larceny, a class D felony. She is accused of swindling Gloria J. Dietze, Potsdam, out of more than $3,000 from August 2011 to September 2012, with stories of a sick son and problems paying her bills, Ms. Dietze told police in May.
Ms. Zeller was already being held in St. Lawrence County jail on $300,000 cash or $600,000 bond on two counts of second-degree grand larceny, two counts of third-degree grand larceny and one count of first-degree scheme to defraud for allegedly.
Additionally, District Attorney Nicole M. Duves office filed a motion challenging County Judge Jerome J. Richardss Sept. 24 dismissal of three counts of second-degree criminal possession of a forged instrument that were brought against Ms. Zeller based on lack of legally sufficient evidence, arguing the checks were counterfeit, which falls under the forgery statute.
Judge Richards has reserved his decision and will issue a written decision at a later date.
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Gary L. McKenzie II, 22, of 154 Hailesboro St., Apt. 26, Gouverneur, pleaded not guilty to one count of third-degree criminal possession of a weapon, a class D felony.
It is alleged that on July 16, he was in possession of an unloaded, large-capacity M-16-style, 30-round magazine.
He was returned to St. Lawrence County jail, where he is being held on $100,000 cash bail or $250,000 bond on a murder charge in the death of his girlfriends infant son.
Joshua A. Henderson, 24, of 68 E. Orvis St., Apt. D, Massena, pleaded not guilty to third-degree criminal possession of a weapon, a class B felony.
It is alleged that on June 26, in the village of Massena, Mr. Henderson had a dagger with the intent to use it unlawfully against another person.
The grand jury also reported that on June 11, Mr. Henderson had been convicted of fourth-degree attempted criminal mischief, a class A misdemeanor.He was returned to the St. Lawrence County jail without bail.
Shawn A. Monaghan, 29, of 32 Maple St., Massena, pleaded not guilty to third-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance and third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, both class B felonies.
It is alleged that on Sept. 4, in the village of Massena, Mr. Monaghan sold cocaine to another person.
Mr. Monaghan was returned to St. Lawrence County jail where he was being held on a parole violation without bail.
Christopher Lopez, 23, of 820 Colgate Ave., Bronx, pleaded not guilty to two counts of third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, a class B felony.
It is alleged that on Aug. 27, in the village of Massena, Mr. Lopez was in possession of both heroin and cocaine with the intent to sell it.
Mr. Lopez was released on $30,000 bond.
Troy D. Brighton, 44, of 35 Orebed Road, Canton, pleaded not guilty to second-degree burglary, a class C felony.
It is alleged that on July 23, he unlawfully entered a home 3063 County Route 21, in Canton, with the intent to commit a crime.
Mr. Brighton was released under probation supervision.
Norman C. Butler, 19, Star Lake, was placed on one year of interim probation after his Sept. 3 guilty plea to third-degree burglary, a class D felony.
On April 21, in the town of Clifton, Mr. Butler broke into the home of Chris Aldrich. Mr. Butler confessed to Judge Richards that it was around dawn when he entered through an open window at Mr. Aldrichs home and stole two BB Guns and a can of soda.
In addition to probation, Mr. Butler was ordered to pay $143 in restitution.
Kane W. Henderson, 23, of West Linn, Ore., pleaded guilty to fifth-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance, a class D felony.
Mr. Henderson, who was a Clarkson University student, sold LSD to his classmates on Dec. 1 and had been expelled from the school after his arrest.
He was released on $2,500 bail. Sentencing was adjourned to Dec. 2.
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11 U.S. Code § 105 - Power of court
(a) The court may issue any order, process, or judgment that is necessary or appropriate to carry out the provisions of this title. No provision of this title providing for the raising of an issue by a party in interest shall be construed to preclude the court from, sua sponte, taking any action or making any determination necessary or appropriate to enforce or implement court orders or rules, or to prevent an abuse of process.
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(iv) sets a date by which a proponent of a plan, other than the debtor, shall solicit acceptances of such plan;
(v) fixes the scope and format of the notice to be provided regarding the hearing on approval of the disclosure statement; or
Source(Pub. L. 95–598, Nov. 6, 1978, 92 Stat. 2555; Pub. L. 98–353, title I, § 118,July 10, 1984, 98 Stat. 344; Pub. L. 99–554, title II, § 203,Oct. 27, 1986, 100 Stat. 3097; Pub. L. 103–394, title I, § 104(a),Oct. 22, 1994, 108 Stat. 4108; Pub. L. 109–8, title IV, § 440,Apr. 20, 2005, 119 Stat. 114; Pub. L. 111–327, § 2(a)(3),Dec. 22, 2010, 124 Stat. 3557.)
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Section 105 is derived from section 2a (15) of present law [section 11(a)(15) of former title 11], with two changes. First, the limitation on the power of a bankruptcy judge (the power to enjoin a court being reserved to the district judge) is removed as inconsistent with the increased powers and jurisdiction of the new bankruptcy court. Second, the bankruptcy judge is prohibited from appointing a receiver in a case under title 11 under any circumstances. The bankruptcy code has ample provision for the appointment of a trustee when needed. Appointment of a receiver would simply circumvent the established procedures.
This section is also an authorization, as required under 28 U.S.C. 2283, for a court of the United States to stay the action of a State court. As such, Toucey v. New York Life Insurance Company, 314 U.S. 118 (1941), is overruled.
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The Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure, referred to in subsec. (d)(2), are set out in the Appendix to this title.
2010—Subsec. (d)(2). Pub. L. 111–327inserted "may" after "Procedure," in introductory provisions.
2005—Subsec. (d). Pub. L. 109–8, § 440(1), struck out ", may" after "party in interest" in introductory provisions.
Subsec. (d)(1). Pub. L. 109–8, § 440(2), added par. (1) and struck out former par. (1) which read as follows: "hold a status conference regarding any case or proceeding under this title after notice to the parties in interest; and".
1994—Subsec. (d). Pub. L. 103–394added subsec. (d).
1986—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 99–554inserted at end "No provision of this title providing for the raising of an issue by a party in interest shall be construed to preclude the court from, sua sponte, taking any action or making any determination necessary or appropriate to enforce or implement court orders or rules, or to prevent an abuse of process."
1984—Subsecs. (a), (b). Pub. L. 98–353, § 118(1), struck out "bankruptcy" before "court".
Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 98–353, § 118(2), added subsec. (c).
Effective Date of 2005 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 109–8effective 180 days after Apr. 20, 2005, and not applicable with respect to cases commenced under this title before such effective date, except as otherwise provided, see section 1501 ofPub. L. 109–8, set out as a note under section 101 of this title.
Effective Date of 1994 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 103–394effective Oct. 22, 1994, and not applicable with respect to cases commenced under this title before Oct. 22, 1994, see section 702 ofPub. L. 103–394, set out as a note under section 101 of this title.
Effective Date of 1986 Amendment
Effective date and applicability of amendment by Pub. L. 99–554dependent upon the judicial district involved, see section 302(d), (e) ofPub. L. 99–554, set out as a note under section 581 of Title 28, Judiciary and Judicial Procedure.
Effective Date of 1984 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 98–353effective July 10, 1984, see section 122(a) ofPub. L. 98–353, set out as an Effective Date note under section 151 of Title 28, Judiciary and Judicial Procedure.
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A state Supreme Court judge has released Renzi Bros. Inc. from a legal dispute between Alteri Bakery Inc. and Jreck Subs Inc. over the question of whether Jreck should be required to buy its sandwich rolls from Alteri.
In a decision filed Monday at the Jefferson County clerks office, Judge Hugh A. Gilbert granted Renzi Bros.s motion for summary judgment, dismissing all claims against the Watertown food distributor.
Seaway Valley Capital Corp., parent company of Alteri, filed suit in December 2010 against Jreck, claiming Jreck broke a 2002 contract with a Jreck affiliate, Pastry Product Producers LLC, that called for Alteri to supply all Jreck rolls in the state for 30 years. Jreck countered that a 2004 cross-licensing agreement allowed Jreck to use other vendors, but Seaway Valley Capital argued that agreement was never disclosed when it acquired Pastry Product Producers in 2008.
Renzi Bros. was drawn into the dispute in February 2011 when Seaway Valley Capital filed an amended complaint alleging that Renzi Bros. interfered with its contract with Jreck by advising Jreck franchisees to order products from a businesses other than Alteri, specifically from New York Bakery, to whom Jreck had moved much of its roll business, and Renzi Bros. It was claimed that Jreck and Renzi threatened repercussions for franchisees if they bought rolls from someone other than New York Bakery or Renzi Bros.
In answering documents, Renzi Bros. denied any knowledge of the terms of the disputed contract between Alteri and Jreck or whether its was properly terminated by Jreck or breached by Alteri. Renzi Bros. further denied that any of its employees ever approached any Jreck franchisees to encourage them to break the contract with Alteri.
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LOWVILLE Despite having more concrete numbers, Lewis County legislators remain split on whether to proceed with a proposed $10 million office building project on outer Stowe Street.
Were caught between a rock and a hard place, Legislature Vice Chairman William J. Burke, R-West Lowville, said at a meeting Monday morning, noting that both pro- and anti-construction arguments are compelling.
Following about an hours worth of discussion on the matter, Chairman Michael A. Tabolt, R-Croghan, encouraged his fellow lawmakers to play with the numbers a little more but admitted he wasnt sure exactly when the board will be ready to make a final decision.
Apparent low bids for construction of the project came in last week at around $9 million, resulting in at least a $10 million price tag when contingency and project management are figured in.
According to projections compiled by county fiscal advisor Venesky and Co., state Department of Social Services funding would cover $5.2 million of the project, or more than one-third of the $14.7 million cost for principal and interest over 20 years.
County Attorney Richard J. Graham said that a state Environmental Quality Review and bonding resolution should be able to be completed in time for the Legislatures Oct. 1 meeting. However, even if those actions are approved, the project would not move forward unless the board chooses to award construction contracts, he said.
Legislators in March voted only 6-4 to put the two-story office building project out to bid. And, while most lawmakers expressed that the bid total was a good outcome, several suggested that it hadnt changed their minds on the feasibility of the project.
I voted no before, and Ill vote no again, said Legislator Philip C. Hathway, R-Harrisville.
Our sole job is to do whats right for the county for the long haul, countered Legislator Richard C. Lucas, R-Barnes Corners. I think this is prudent.
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LOWVILLE Sean Harkness has guitars, will travel.
On Saturday, the award-winning guitarist from New York City will perform in the Black River Valley Concert Series.
Mr. Harkness describes himself as a guitarist for hire. He composes music for solo guitar and for small ensembles and he backs many singers, musicians and Broadway productions in the Big Apple.
In order to make a living in New York as a guitar player, I have to have a lot of different things going on, Mr. Harkness said last week in a phone interview from his New York City home.
Hes also called on to travel. So far this year, out-of-state gigs include those in Vermont, San Antonio, Texas, and Chicago.
But he gets most accolades in his home city. In 2011, he garnered the Outstanding Instrumentalist award at the Backstage Bistro Awards and has also received a 2011 Manhattan Association of Clubs and Cabarets award for his New York City solo shows.
Mr. Harkness has released several albums. Many of his earlier ones were on the defunct Windham Hill Records label, which specialized in acoustic, new age and folk music.
I fit right into it, Mr. Harkness said. Its all about high quality, acoustic, ambient music. It was a reaction at the time, 1979 or 80, responding to disco. It fit. I think theres people still hungry for that now.
For his Lowville concert, Mr. Harkness said, he plans to have at least three guitars with him: his baritone acoustic model along with a steel string acoustic and a nylon string classical instrument.
Most of the songs will be his original material.
Ill also do a few things people may know, he said.
Mr. Harkness has performed in large concert halls, but he prefers the intimate atmosphere such as in the Blue Room of the Lowville Historical Societys building. The society hosts the Black River Valley Concert Series.
I do a lot of private living room concerts, Mr. Harkness said. Theyll fly me to Dallas or wherever to go to somebodys house where theres 30 or 40 people.
He said its his favorite type of concert.
I find that when I work in concert halls, I kind of bring that intimacy to that concert. It feeds on each other, he said.
The guitarist said he has a wide range of influences ranging from bluegrass to ragtime music.
It has a distinct voice, he said. Those who know my music know what it is. I dont know what to call it.
He described his instrumental music as songs without words.
Im performing songs that tell a story without lyrics, he said. The music has to have the guts to make that fly.
Hes been performing since he was 11 when, while living in Connecticut, he got his first guitar from his parents. Hed been asking for one for about three years.
They realized it wasnt a whim, he said. I didnt even know how to hold it when I got it. But I was playing gigs within six months and Ive been playing gigs ever since.
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It is not necessary to see the NCP to get a Go-To alignment. Simply use a compass (look up your magnetic deviation on a chart) and make that adjustment. Use a level and use the lattitude scale to adjust for your lattitude.
Your initial pointing might be off, however that is what the computer's in Go-to Scopes do... The allow you get good go-tos without being accuratly polar aligned (of course you will still get DRIFT, so will still need to do drift alignment or something).
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Be aware of this. When used very close to the equator, it is possible that the counterweights will not clear the tripod. You may have to relocate the azimuth lug on the tripod mounting base so that the lug is between two legs (normally they are set up with the lug over the "North" leg). I don't know if this is the case with newer CG5s, but it was the case with older ones when used with heavier scopes.
This is the case with our heq5, but the eq6-pro (atlas) has a 'south facing leg'. Even so, at 5 deg north, the counterweights will still hit the tripod legs. Easily cured, put it on a pedestal instead of a tripod.
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Puddles of water have sat on many Jefferson County farms for weeks, forcing farmers to wait on the sidelines because the mud is too thick for them to operate harvest machinery.
A total of 7.48 inches of rain were tallied over the past six weeks, which included 24 rainy days. Thats the second wettest period behind the summer of 1999 recorded from June 1 through July 11 at Watertown International Airport near Dexter, according to National Weather Service data going back to 1949. In 2012, only 3.44 inches fell over the 41-day stretch.
In the town of Pamelia, last weeks heavy rainfall proved too much to handle for corn and hayfields off Route 37 owned by dairy farmer Han VanDerVeeken, who also owns a farm in Castorland, Lewis County. Drainage tiles installed on the farm in 2011 proved to be no match for the frequent days of rain at the farm, where he owns about 350 acres of corn and leases 250 acres of hay.
On Friday, a pattern of puddles on the cornfield looked similar to lines on a football field.
When you get 1.3 inches of rain, and then another 1.3 in five days, gravity cant keep up for the rain to run through the soil, Mr. VanDerVeeken said. Water runs down to the low spots, and the heavy-textured clay soil here takes longer for rain to drain. This kind of rainfall happens once in 25 years, and without the tiles out there it would be a lake.
Rainfall has varied widely in different parts of the north country. For example, Mr. VanDerVeekens farmland in Castorland is relatively dry because of its lighter-textured soil. Though plenty of sunny weather has produced a vast quantity of hay in the fields, rain over the past six weeks has prevented farmers like Mr. VanDerVeeken from harvesting it. Mid-July is usually prime time for farmers to make their second cutting of hay, because it has the most protein and nutritional value, which milking cows need in their diet.
This week, however, could be a fortuitous time for farmers who have waited for a three-day window of rainless weather to harvest dry hay. The National Weather Service has predicted a stretch of dry weather from today through Wednesday, which could provide enough time for farmers to get the job done.
But Michael E. Hunter, field crops educator for Cornell Cooperative Extension of Jefferson County, is only cautiously optimistic about the forecast. Wet soil still could make it difficult to operate machinery in fields without creating ruts, he said. And even a small amount of rain could be enough to make new puddles.
Last summer, because of the dry spell, farms could have handled a lot of rain because soil was so dry, he said. But now its like theres a glass thats almost full. It can overflow with a quarter-inch of rain.
Standing water also has affected corn and soybean fields by cutting off the oxygen supply to plants and depleting nitrogen levels in the soil, Mr. Hunter said. As a consequence, many farmers have been compelled to fertilize their fields for a second time with nitrogen, an expensive task that costs about $30 to $35 per acre.
A 500-acre farm would have to spend about $17,500 on fertilizer, he said.
Even so, north country farmers lucked out compared with those in Oneida County. Some farms there have received more than 20 inches of rain during the past six weeks, Mr. Hunter said. In some areas, airplanes have been used to spray fertilizer and pesticide on fields because theyre too wet to operate ground equipment on.
Our fields are very manageable compared to theirs, he said. Your boots sink two inches in the ground on that soil.
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Application for Permit Area Reduction,
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STAR LAKE Clifton-Fine Central School District has its third superintendent in as many years to the displeasure of many who attended a board meeting Monday.
Were going to stand up and say were not satisfied with this board, said Jerry W. Bush, one of eight people running for three seats in the upcoming Board of Education election, while the board was in executive session to discuss a contract for Regina Yeo. When it comes time, vote them out.
The board appointed Ms. Yeo, the elementary principal at Berne-Knox-Westerlo Central School in Berne as superintendent, effective July 1, when she will take over from Susan O. Shene, the interim superintendent who will return to her job as Clifton-Fine principal.
I have enjoyed my time as interim superintendent and I wish I could have continued, Mrs. Shene said.
Mrs. Shene replaced Denise L. Dzikowski, who left to become superintendent at Lyons Central School after two years at Clifton-Fine. Her time at the school was marked by dissension and several board resignations.
Ms. Yeo, who did not immediately return a call for comment, was appointed for three years at an annual salary of $105,000.
Mrs. Shene and the board reached an impasse over what the length of her contract as superintendent would be. The board then offered the job to Clifton-Fine Principal Brian S. Buchanan, who turned it down.
Mr. Buchanan, who was to lose his job if Mrs. Shene returned to being principal after her leave of absence ended, also has a new position. He will return to the Oneida City School District, where he will become Seneca Street Elementary School principal July 1, Superintendent Ronald R. Spadafora Jr. said.
After negotiations with Mrs. Shene fell through, Ms. Yeo was one of two people interviewed recently by the Clifton-Fine board for the superintendents job. She had been interviewed before for the interim principal position, so the expeditious appointment was possible, board President Michelle L. Durham said.
Board member Jeremy E. Thompson voted for Ms. Yeos appointment so the board could be unified, but said he wished the public was more involved.
I personally was not in favor of making an offer at the interview, he said. I personally wanted community involvement.
Jaime D. Simmons, who started an online petition in favor of keeping Mrs. Shene and Mr. Buchanan as the administrative team, said that the board has turned a deaf ear to the community and that the search for a new superintendent should have been more extensive and involved more than a single interview.
Youre not listening to the voices that are speaking to you, she said.
Mrs. Durham said Ms. Yeo was vetted with the community and teachers when she interviewed for the interim principals job. Ms. Yeo hopes to come to the next board meeting and will spend May 21 at the school with staff and students.
School psychologist Claude F. Sprowls looked around the auditorium of about 40 people and declared the attendance inadequate to expect change on the part of the board.
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People have stopped believing their opinion matters, Mr. Bush said.
Teacher spirits, while high in the fall, have dropped in recent months so that veterans talk among themselves about how they would rather be working elsewhere, Mr. Sprowls said.
I doubt if very many of them have the courage to say that to you, but thats what they are saying, he told the board. Morale is what its all about.
Mr. Thompson also tried to have the board rescind its decision to combine the transportation supervisor with that of buildings and grounds manager into a single job, because potential savings were unclear and the impact uncertain.
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The board voted 4-2 not to rescind the job consolidation, with board member Gilbert Guiles joining Mr. Thompson. Board member Richard W. Hitchman was absent.
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Tonight's the night. High school football's version of the 'Sweet Sixteen'. Four teams in each of the state's four divisions battling for the right to be the eight that will play for a Super Bowl championship this weekend.
Three local teams — Cumberland, Woonsocket, and North Smithfield — are among the 16 that will suit up tonight in their respective semifinal-round games, with the Clippers and Villa Novans playing Division II games in the friendly confines of their home fields and the Northmen heading to Providence for a Division IV contest.
The Clippers, who stormed to a 7-0 record to win the Division II-B regular-season championship this year, will entertain one of the teams they defeated along the way, West Warwick, at Tucker Field, and the Villa Novans, who were 5-2 in Division II-B play and 7-3 overall, will face a II-A team, Central, under the glow of portable lights at Barry Field.
The Northmen, meanwhile, have the toughest task in the form of a showdown with undefeated Mount Pleasant at Conley Stadium. The Kilties (8-0) have experienced only a few competitive games this season, but one of them was a 20-10 victory over the Northmen (5-3) back on Oct. 6 in North Smithfield.
If any of the three teams win tonight, they will play for a championship on Sunday. The Division II Super Bowl is at high noon at East Greenwich High, while the Division IV Super Bowl is at 3 p.m. at Cranston Stadium.
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West Warwick at Cumberland
Three weeks ago, folks around the Division II circuit were predicting a Super Bowl between the two undefeated teams, the II-B's Cumberland and II-A's Johnston. But when Central upset Johnston in overtime in their quarterfinal-round game, that made the Clippers the clear favorite to win their first championship since 2004.
But standing in their path to East Greenwich are the Wizards, who were 4-3 in the division (8-3 overall), but played some of their best football down the stretch to secure one of the II-B's final playoff spots.
The Clippers outscored their seven division opponents by a 236-41 margin and beat six of them by more than 18 points. The only team to give them somewhat of a problem? The Wizards, who lost by a 33-20 score (no thanks to 21 third-quarter points by Cumberland) in the two sides' regular-season finale.
The Clippers' defense, which has been spectacular this season, will be in for another tough test tonight, as the Wizards boast a rifle-armed quarterback in sophomore Kody Greenlaugh and another standout in the backfield in junior Austin Paygai. Greenlaugh threw for over 1,000 yards this season and fired 20 touchdown passes, four in the Wizards' 35-26 quarterfinal-round victory over Mount Hope, and Paygai ran for over 1,500 yards and scored 18 touchdowns.
But the Clippers have their own arsenal of weapons. Senior quarterback Brendan Guerin passed for 1,217 yards (most of the yardage going to senior Mitchell Baxter and Trent Vasey) and 16 TDs against just two interceptions, and seniors Erik Travers and Dan Stock and junior Joe Fine lead a balanced assault out of the backfield.
Fine and Stock also led the Clippers with 11 touchdowns each, and defensively, Chris Hayes and Fine at linebacker and Vasey at defensive end have also been stellar.
Central at Woonsocket
Every postseason, there's usually one ballclub that rises to the ocassion and pulls off a big upset, and three weeks ago, that team was Central (4-3 in II-A play, 5-5 overall), which escaped Johnston with its quarterfinal-round triumph over the heavily-favored Panthers.
The Knights will try to carry the momentum of that victory into tonight's showdown with the Villa Novans, who won four straight games before losing on Thanksgiving morning to the Clippers.
Central doesn't have many players that jump out on the stat sheet, but the Knights do have their share of playmakers, starting with sophomore quarterback Leonard Brown and continuing with running backs and senior tri-captains Carlos Magnum and Kwame Ireland. Defensively, the Knights' other senior tri-captain, defensive tackle Clarence Gallop, helps give Central some decent size up front and leads a unit that was among the division's leaders in fewest points allowed.
It's no secret who leads the Novans' attack, senior tailback Jalen Evans, who bounced back from an injury-filled junior year to rush for over 1,000 yards and score 13 of Woonsocket's 28 touchdowns this season.
But Woonsocket has been far from a one-player team. Junior tailback Will Andino also scored six TDs and produced some big yardage at critical times during the year, and senior quarterback Brett Bouchard quietly tossed seven touchdown passes. The Villa Novans' senior captains, wide receiver/defensive back Kyle Mulvey and linemen Brian Cahill and Ryan Lagasse, also make this team go.
North Smithfield at Mount Pleasant
The Northmen, like Central, will be vying to pull an upset of their own and derail the Kilties in their pursuit of their third straight Division IV title. The Kilties outscored their eight league opponents by a 301-88 margin, but only two teams managed to take the defending champs the distance before losing by 10 points, North Providence in their season opener, 40-30, and the Northmen.
It's been some time since the Northmen came through with an impressive victory. They punched their ticket to the playoffs with a well-played 42-17 victory over Smithfield back on Nov. 2, but they followed that game up with an 8-7 loss to Central Falls and then an expectedly easy Thanksgiving Eve victory over the worst team in the state, Scituate. Beating the Kilties and reaching their first Super Bowl in the program's 45-year history would be indeed spectacular.
The Kilties, which dresses just 30 players, like to do the bulk of their damage on the ground. One of the top players from the last two championship seasons, senior Montrell Hopper, and freshman phenom Albert Zieh, each have scored 13 touchdowns and ran for over 1,500 yards, and their mammoth line, which features a 355-pound tackle in Brian Miller and a 250-pound center in Olu Animashaun, has been a big key to the running game.
The Northmen, who have lost in the semifinals of the Division IV playoffs the last two years, will try to make their third time back to this round the charm behind one of the smallest teams in the state numbers-wise (24), but one that is sparked by a group of seniors determined to get to the Super Bowl.
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Last night I downloaded the test candidate for the beta Fedora 15 netinstall CD. I ran the install overnight, and ran Fedora 15's implementation of the new GNOME 3.0 desktop environment through its paces this morning.
This is a video I made near the end of the morning. The goal was to give a brief overview of the primary functions of the GNOME 3 environment, from launching applications and managing workspaces and favorite applications, to shutting down your computer.
Back when I was running GNOME 2 (notice the past tense!), I wasn't sure that there was an better, faster way to get things done with a computer. Open source software continually amazes, and just when you start thinking that things can't get any better, any faster, or any more efficient than they already are…they do! GNOME 3 is certainly not an exception to the rule, and I hope you'll consider enjoying its benefits as your own needs for technology suggest appropriate.
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A campaign sign for Robb Radley was defaced in the last few days with tape placed on signs saying "Don't, Don't" and drawings of horns and a mustache.
A campaign sign asking residents to vote for Robb Radley for Carbon County Sheriff was damaged sometime in the last few days when someone stuck stickers on it that said "Don't, Don't" and then the culprit(s) drew a beard and horns on the candidates photo.
Radley, a Republican, is running his election to oust present Carbon County Sheriff James Cordova, a Democrat, who has been in office for 12 years. Radleys signs were some of the first large signs erected in the county and the particular sign that incurred the damage has been there since sometime in August without being bothered.
Cordova also reported that over the weekend his sign in the same area had been torn down and he had to go put it back up. He also reported that several of his smaller signs around the area have been removed from where they are placed and have not been found.
The vandalism and theft of political campaign signs that occurred is nothing new. It seems almost every election cycle someones sign or group of signs are damaged or removed from where they were placed by campaign workers. In 2008 a group of signs were gathered and burned in the street in front of a school board candidates house who had placed them in the Carbonville and Westwood area. Other years signs have been removed and thrown in dumpsters and marked up with either juvenile or demeaning depictions.
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Originally Posted by Pein67
Tobi? rinnegan, gedo mazo and bijuu it's just too much for Kakashi so no.
Nagato? maybe if he fight the real Nagato he can kamui low difficulty.Agaionst 6 path of Pein Kakashi can't win.
Itachi? 50/50
Deidera? raiton,sharingan,speed + kamui is overkill ( bad match up )
Sasori? Has been raped by Sakura and Chiyo so no dif for Kakashi. sharingan imediately detect heart ( chakra flows) + instant kamui on his heart gg.
Kakuzu? even when Kakuzu had Hidan and when Kakashi had to babysitting team Shika , he handled them perfect.It's not for nothing that he said after the fight that he'd win if he had to use MS despite to finish a hospital.
Kisame? Kakashi has answer for all his abilities, the smartest character isn't stupid to give his chakra at him.Like Gai knew that Taijutsu can't be absorbed Kakashi know that kamui will finish him.
Hidan? Obvious Kakashi win
Zetsu? zetsu clones are worst than averages fodders, once Kakashi find the real zetsu it's over.
Konan? Kakashi win, she's only dangerous when she's prepared and know user's abilties.Jiraiya got her pretty easily.
Rep + exactly my point , sick Nagato stand no chance but if he's healthy like as an edo Kakashi can't win.
He wouldn't beat Obito, Nagato, Itachi, and Sasori.
Sasori would beat him due to his fighting style, one scratch from his attacks would deal with him.
kakashi > deidara
kakashi > kakuzu
kakashi> sasori
kakashi> hidan
kakashi> zetsu
kakashi> konan
he can't beat pain, itachi, kisame or obito
Originally Posted by ezequielosses
kakashi > deidara
kakashi > kakuzu
kakashi> sasori
kakashi> hidan
kakashi> zetsu
kakashi> konan
he can't beat pain, itachi, kisame or obito
Kakashi Beats
Hidan low-mid difficulty
Konan mid-high difficulty
Deidara mid difficulty
Kakuzu beats Kakashi high difficulty
Sasori beats Kakashi mid-high difficulty
Kisame beats Kakashi mid difficulty
Kakashi can't Beat
Itachi mid difficulty
Nagato low difficulty
Obito low difficulty
He beats everyone in Akatsuki except Obito, Itachi and Pain. He has a chance against Itachi and Nagato though
Kakashi would only lose against Itachi, Tobi, Pain, Kisame, and Kakuzu
Kakashi would beat Deidara Very Hard Difficulty
Kakashi would beat Sasori Very Hard Difficulty
Kakashi would beat Konan Mid Difficulty
Kakashi would beat Hidan Mid Difficulty
Kakashi would beat Zetsu Easy Difficulty
Kakashi beat's 50% of Akatsuki
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all except tobi nagato and itachi
Originally Posted by amthonizzle
Do you guys think current kakashi can solo any of the past or present members of akatsuki? Whenever he's fought any of them, he's had some sort of backup. Like with itachi and kisame he had gai, asuma, and kurenai. With kakuzu he had team 10 and naruto. And with deidara he had naruto's help. What you think?
He can beat all akatsuki except nagato and tobi . itachi it s a 50/50
and if it s MS obito and kakashi with knowledge would win because he has his weakness wich is kamui
It would be more appropriate to ask "Which akatsuki can beat Kakashi?" because Kakashi can actually beat almost all of them.
Originally Posted by ezequielosses
kakashi > deidara
kakashi > kakuzu
kakashi> sasori
kakashi> hidan
kakashi> zetsu
kakashi> konan
he can't beat pain, itachi, kisame or obito
tobi, itachi and the paths of nagato definetly not.
kisame might win
kakuzu if he decides to use the masks fro the beginning i doubt kakashi can win
sasori is debatable because of the 1000 puppets thing
the rest kakashi win.
:sy: Most of these people underrate Kakashi way to much smh. He has a great chance of beating all of them except for Tobi and Nagato
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VILLANOVA, Pa. The Syracuse University mens lacrosse team continues to step up its defensive game.
In meeting of two of the top-ranked teams in the nation, the second-seeded Orange shut down No. 3 Notre Dame, 9-3, on Thursday in a Big East Tournament semifinal at Villanova Stadium.
Syracuse (12-3), ranked No. 3 in the Nike/Inside Lacrosse national poll and fifth in the USILA poll, advances to face top-seeded Villanova (7-7) in the conference title game at noon on Saturday at Villanova.
The Orange is seeking its second consecutive Big East Tournament title and an automatic berth into the NCAA Tournament.
Syracuse limited Notre Dame (10-4), ranked fifth and sixth in the country, to a season-low three goals, holding the Fighting Irish scoreless for a span of 35 minutes, 19 seconds.
The Orange defeated Notre Dame for the second time in six days as Syracuse won 10-4 on Saturday to earn a share of the regular-season title.
We challenged ourselves, Syracuse head coach John Desko said. Its difficult to play a team that we just played. But the guys did a good job of being mentally and emotionally prepared.
Derek Maltz scored two goals and assisted on two others to lead a balanced attack by the Orange.
Kevin Rice and Hakeem Lecky each scored twice for Syracuse, and JoJo Marasco generated a Big East Tournament-record four assists.
Each game we are getting stronger and its showing, said Marasco, the Big Easts midfielder of the year. John Kemp is a great goalie and for us to put 10 and nine goals against him in two games shows a lot.
Goalie Dominic Lamolinara made 10 saves for the Orange.
I thought the defense, once again, was superb, Desko said. They just played solid all game long. When they did have some good opportunities, I thought Dom made some great saves today. As a result, I think thats why the score was the way it was.
With Syracuses defense keeping the Irish at bay, the Orange scored three goals in the last four minutes of the second quarter to build a 5-2 halftime lead.
Dylan Donahue started the scoring spree by finishing a Maltz feed in transition with 3:14 left. Less than a minute later, Maltz sent a pass to Lecky who fired a drive past Kemp for a 4-2 advantage. Rice capped the first-half scoring by converting a Marasco feed at the 1:25 mark of the period.
In the third quarter, Syracuse continued to pour it on as Maltz scored back-to-back goals to extend the Orange edge to 7-2, while holding the Fighting Irish scoreless in the period.
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