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Hello, A colleague has a laptop that was infected with malware. I cleaned it but the performace is still not 100%. I tried following instructions on Bleepingcomputer and TechGuy to check for hidden malware/rootkit infection and that resulted in BSOD.
I'm posting excerpt from MiniDump, identifying uwtiruog.sys (or it not being there) as most likely cause for BSOD:
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* Bugcheck Analysis *
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Use !analyze -v to get detailed debugging information.
BugCheck 50, {86208000, 0, 93af4eed, 0}
Unable to load image \??\C:\Users\[USER]\AppData\Local\Temp\uwtiruog.sys, Win32 error 0n2
*** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for uwtiruog.sys
*** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for uwtiruog.sys
Could not read faulting driver name
Probably caused by : uwtiruog.sys ( uwtiruog+beed )
Followup: MachineOwner
Is there any way to identify the process that called uwtiruog.sys, as this probably is the real cause of BSOD?
By the way, laptop is Packard Bell, Win Vista.
Many thanks!


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Atenas de Cuba People-to-People Program
|Dispatch 7 - Vinales
|The day started with a couple of rain squalls.
The first unseasonable weather in a week. Mostly the weather hasnt been of note and
worth a lot of discussion. It has been pleasant and great: enough sun so that we need
sunscreen-applying rituals but enough overcast to keep the heat down and the winds were
moderate. In the same period as this trip California, Texas and Peru were flooding, deadly
tornadoes in Florida and blistering heat in Latin America. This all prompts the Cubans to
tell a joke about the El Ni±o weather phenomenon it is also a commentary on the
economy. (You also need to know that in Spanish El Ni±o is the name for the weather
phenomenon and "the baby.") "El Ni±o doesnt come to Cuba because
there is no milk."
Ches command post (Cueva De Los Portales) as commander of the Army of the West for 45 days in 1962 during the Missile Crisis. Before Che arrived it was a tourist site. After the departure of Che it return to its recreational purpose but the tour now sounds like this:
Dinner raised another issue of Cuban economic system. Cubans get ration card for bread (a bun a day), eggs (less than one a day), meat (occasional) oil and a number of other basics. Here we are a bunch of foreigner, without ration cards, and the food was always on the table in greater quantities than would be allowed by the ration cards. Dinner tonight was an exceptional feast!
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Vt. neighbors: Man in NH hotel stabbing had temperJanuary 30,2013
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WEST DANVILLE — Some residents of the small Vermont hometown of a man charged with stabbing to death a 70-year-old woman at a New Hampshire hotel say the suspect was known for having a short fuse.
Prosecutors say 37-year-old Rodney Hill of West Danville repeatedly stabbed the woman Monday night in the lobby of the Hampton Inn in Littleton, N.H., where both were staying. Officials said they were strangers and called it a random attack.
Catherine Houghton, of Novato, Calif., died at a local hospital shortly after the attack.
A man who owns a country store and cafe that Hill frequented said Hill was in the store making a ruckus the day before the attack.
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After World War II service, served in Far East. Dzerzhinsky Academy 1949-1955. Thereafter assigned to Baikonur, where he oversaw launch teams. Deputy Commander at Baikonur for space matters, 1967-1969. Deputy Commander of GUKOS for political matters from 1970, completing career in a senior staff position in the VKS from 1976.
Born: 1924.12.31.
Died: 1987.03.30.
A new problem arises -- the 'Go' light for the Block-E third stage won't illuminate on the control room console. It can't be determined if it is a failure of the stage or an instrumentation failure. It will take two to five hours to bring up the service tower and check out the stage. But if the rocket is left fuelled that long, regulations say it must be removed from the pad and sent back to the factory for refurbishment. In that case there can be no launch until August. Krylov and the State Commission would rather defer the launch to August. The last possible launch time is 17:00 in order to have correct lighting conditions for retrofire and at emergency landing zones. But Korolev, Tyulin, Kirillov, and Pilyugin have faith in their rocket, decide that the problem must be instrumentation, and recycle the count for a 17:00 launch.
The launch goes ahead perfectly at 17:00 - even all six UHF communications channels function perfectly. On orbit 4 Bykovskiy talks to Khrushchev from orbit and good television images are received from the capsule. Bykovskiy reports he can see the stars but not the solar corona. His orbit is good for eleven days.
Recovered October 7, 1964 7:28 GMT. Officially: Investigation of the upper atmosphere and outer space.


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A beautiful blend of deep watercolor tones creates this emotive abstract wall art in a frame. Matted in crisp white, the square giclee print is protected by a slender black frame and a panel of clear glass. A great accent for a kitchen, bath, bedroom, or hallway.
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Experts Laud Extra Time to Implement FATCA Compliance
Financial institutions required by law to disclose information on U.S. account-holders received until the end of the year to implement policies to prevent those holders from evading taxes, a decision lauded by experts.
The program, mandated under the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, or FATCA, became law in 2010. It requires foreign financial institutions to start reporting detailed information about U.S. account holders to the Internal Revenue Service. Final rules for the program were issued last week.
Responding to comments during the proposal period, the U.S. Treasury Department gave foreign financial institutions until Dec. 31 to modify their systems to comply with the rule. The change aligns the institutions' requirements with those required of countries under inter-governmental agreements signed with several countries, the rule said.
"The delay is welcomed but I'm sure everyone would appreciate even more time given the worldwide impact and significant changes," said Richard Kando, a director of Navigant Consulting's global investigations & compliance practice.
"Putting [a global compliance program] into operation in 11-and-a-half months is still a big task," he said.
But the deadline gives the financial institutions a certain date to work toward, said Joe Bognanno, director of anti-money laundering product marketing at NICE Actimize, which specializes in financial crime and risk-management products for financial institutions.
Bognanno said the rules, which make alignment with the intergovernmental models a priority, should make compliance with FATCA "much more operationally efficient."
Negotiations with several countries netted two intergovernmental model agreements. One allows financial institutions in countries that signed the first to report their account-holders to their respective governments, which will turn over the information to the IRS. The other agreement involves a jurisdiction telling its financial institutions to register with the IRS and report to the agency directly.
On Thursday, Treasury said Norway joined the U.K., Mexico, Denmark, Ireland, Switzerland, and Spain as countries that have signed or initialed model agreements. Treasury said it's talking with more than 50 countries on FATCA compliance.
The rules issued last week govern all sorts of financial institutions, from foreign banks to offshore hedge funds to private equity firms. Each industry will have to adjust accordingly, experts said.
Firms generally are going to have to bulk up their compliance staff, or look to outside firms to satisfy the requirements, said Jeff Mulligan, a partner at HedgeOp Compliance.
Folks in the private equity industry, according to David Miller, a chief marketing officer of eFront, a private equity software provider, are already increasingly becoming transparent and this can almost be considered another step in that direction.
"It's just one of those steps that covers a lot of other areas but will serve that purpose in private equity," he said.
The rules, for example, do complicate some matters for those abroad looking to raise funds from the U.S., Miller said.
"There could potentially be a disincentive for non-U.S. based fund managers to receive investments from U.S.-based limited partners," he said.


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Antonio Cantafora Movies and Career Information
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Antonio Cantafora is an Italian film and television actor, sometimes credited as Michael Coby. Born in Crotone, Cantafora studied acting with Alessandro Fersen, then he made his film debut in 1967. Thanks to a vague resemblance to the actor Terence Hill, in the seventies he starred with Paul L. Smith in a brief series of successful action-comedy films that reprise the Bud Spencer-Terence Hill style. Later Cantafora continued his career mainly as character actor, working with prominent directors such as Federico Fellini, Jerzy Skolimowski, Bruno Barreto, Alberto Lattuada, Mauro Bolognini.
- Antonio Cantafora Movies before 2015
- Card Player (Il cartaio) 2004
- Intervista 1984
- Baron Blood (Gli orrori del castello di Norimberga) 1972


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"Jüppala Kääpiö's first album "Sporing Promenade" was mostly produced in Canada. While strolling in the vast forest, they made a lot of recordings in the environmental sound by handy instruments, such as kalimba, flute, pitch pipe, also various objects such as nuts, stones that we found on the way, as well as their voice. Then they made 'spontaneous compositions' with instruments such as viola, zither, melodica and effect pedals at home, along with the impression of our strolling and recordings from the forest. Those became the basis of this album. Folk, Post Rock, Classic: that were Carole's main influences. Drone, Ambient, Noise, Ethnic Music: that became the basis of Hitoshi's activity as a sound artist. Jüppala Kääpio thinks that their quite intuitive way of blending those influences caused this album to obtain a unique style. The folded aspect of layered various sounds reminded them of lamellae of mushrooms. So, they call their music "Lamellate Folklore". The album was also visually enriched by the photos of plants, animals, landscapes that they took in Canada, Carole's stuffed dolls and Hitoshi's drawings, which are contained in a gatefold package and a 12 pages booklet." (label info)
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Blueribbon Recipes
16 oz pumpkin,,Canned 1 c brown sugar,lightly packed 1 t cinnamon 1/2 t ginger 1/2 t allspice 1/4 t nutmeg 1/2 t salt 2 T flour 2 ea eggs 1 10 ea prepared pied crust,unbaked 1 c milk 1/2 c evaporated milk 1 t vanilla **pie crust** 2 c flour 12 T butter-flavored crisco 1 t salt 1 T sugar 5 T cold water
Pie Crust: Be sure to chill after blending. Roll out betweensheets of Saran Wrap.
Filling: Mix spices, flour, and salt, then mix into sugar. Addpumpkin; mix well. Add slightly beaten eggs, milk, evaporated milk,and vanilla; pour into prepared crust. Bake 15 minutes at 450 andreduce oven to 325. Bake 50 to 60 minutes.
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Manicotti 1/2 lb lasagna noodles 1 lb cottage cheese 1/4 pound cheddar cheese -shredded 1/4 cup bread crumbs 1/4 t salt 1/4 c chupped parsley 1 egg,slightly beaten 2 cn tomato sauce (4 oz. each) 1/4 cup parmesan cheese
Mix cottage cheese, cheddar cheese, bread crumbs, salt, parsley andegg. Boil lasagna noodles in large amount of salted water for tenminutes over medium heat. Stir with wooden spoon. Cut lasagna strips inhalf.
Spoon portion of cheese mixture on lasagna strip and roll. Pour half ofsauce in pan and arrange manicotti in single layer over sauce. Top withremaining sauce, sprinkle with parmesan cheese, and bake in moderateoven at 3750 for 30 minutes.
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April showers bring May flowers! So, it's time to celebrate that spring has sprung with some flower power & friends!
- Add a sticker with party details onto a seed packet
- Attach invitation to a fresh or silk flower
- Write the invitation on a clay pot or garden shovel
- Or, an adorable flower themed invitation from Tiny Prints
- Party Details:
Join us for a May Day Garden Tea Party
(to celebrate (Name)'s Birthday)
Date & Time
at (Last Name) Gardens
Ready to bloom? RSVP to (Name & Phone/Email)
Wear FLORAL fashions!
- Flowers, flowers and more flowers! Clay pots or posey vases filled with flowers can double as place cards/favors
- Floral tablecloths
- Flower pens (wrap a ballpoint pen with green floral tape to attach an silk flower to top) can be tied into napkins as place cards. The pen can then be used for activities at party (or making the pens can be a party craft!)
- Maypole... complete with ribbons and flowers
- Lemonade in floral teapots
- Mini sandwiches cut with a flower cookie cutter (peanut butter, cream cheese and cucumber, etc) placed on tiered trays
- Mini fruit kebobs: A long toothpick filled with strawberries, melon balls and pineapple chunks. Or, cut fruit to make fruit flowers
- Mini cupcakes or petite fore cakes topped with fresh flowers, icing flowers or silk flowers
- Dirt pudding: Chocolate pudding filled with gummy worms and topped with crushed Oreo cookies
- Decorate and plant flowers in small pots (Tip: Can paint pots white before the party, then guests can use permanent markers to decorate easily without as much dry-time!)
- Decorate glass posey vases with permanent markers, glass paint or acrylic paint
- Flower pens (directions above in 'Decorations')
- Build birdhouses (Available from Oriental Trading)
- Decorate straw or cotton sun hats with silk flowers and ribbons
- Make a wind chime (Available from Oriental Trading)
- Paint sun catchers (Available from Oriental Trading)
- Scavenger Hunt: Look in the yard or around a neighborhood park for garden related items
- Memory Tray: Fill a tray with garden related items
- Plant Match: Present a variety of fresh flowers/plants (or photos), guests match the correct name to each one
- Hot Flower: Pass the flower until music stops (played like hot potato)
- Musical Pots: Win a prize and control the music when out of the game (played like musical chairs)
- Tags: "In the garden of life, friends are the flowers! Thanks for coming to my party" or "Thanks a BUNCH for coming to my party"
- Flower pens (directions above in 'Decorations')
- Garden tools, garden gloves, mini plants, etc (During Springtime available in many 'Dollar Bins')
- Fill guests' crafted pots or posey vases with a fresh flower
- Seed packets
- Birdseed and Birdhouses
- Dirt Pudding kit: Chocolate pudding (Box of dry mix or non-refrigerated pudding cup), bag of mini Oreos, and gummy worms.
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2,500 families displaced by floods in Agusan
BUTUAN CITY (MindaNews/17 February) – Some 2,500 families in the lakeside town of Jabonga, Agusan del Norte were displaced by floods brought by a low pressure area that hit parts… »
A Christmas miracle: 275 swept to sea rescued
CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY (MindaNews/17 December) — A Christmas miracle happened in the high seas of Macajalar Bay Saturday as 275 men, women and children swept to sea by the… »
At least 327 dead in Cagayan de Oro, Iligan floods
CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY (MindaNews/17 December) — The death toll in Saturday's flash floods in the cities of Cagayan de Oro and Iligan had, as of 7 p.m., risen to… »
In Cagayan de Oro, 180 mm rainfall recorded in less than 24 hours
CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY (MindaNews/17 December) — Tropical storm Sendong brought 180 mm of rainfall in less than 24 hours starting late Friday afternoon, flooding 23 of this city's 80… »
Bukidnon town isolated as floods destroy six bridges
MALAYBALAY CITY (MindaNews/17 December) — Six bridges were destroyed in two towns in northern Bukidnon leaving the town of Baungon, in the province's border with Cagayan de Oro City, "totally… »
Upland residents warned against landslides
GENERAL SANTOS CITY (MindaNews/20 Jan) – A government geologist on Thursday warned residents living in upland areas of Region 12 or Southwestern Mindanao to brace for the possible occurrence of… »
3 dead, 3 missing in Davao Sur flood
DARONG, Sta. Cruz (MindaNews/18 January) – Three persons were killed and three remain missing while at least a hundred huts were swept away by flash floods that struck early Monday evening, barangay officials said. Barangay councilor Eman Sinacan told MindaNews the floods caused a heavy traffic jam along an eight-kilometer stretch since Monday evening, leaving thousands of passengers stranded.
Caraga Region records highest number of people affected by floods
MALAYBALAY CITY (MindaNews/06 January) – Caraga Region in Northeastern Mindanao got the highest number of people affected by floods spawned by heavy rains since last week, the National Disaster Risk… »
Floods, landslides find soldiers and rebels in relief work
CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY (MindaNews/06 January) – Floods and landslides caused by torrential rains might have extended de facto the ceasefire between the government and the National Democratic Front as… »
Flood update: of 25 dead nationwide, 17 in Mindanao
BUTUAN CITY (MindaNews/06 January) – Seventeen of the 25 persons nationwide who died from drowning or landslides brought about by flash floods spawned by heavy rains since Sunday were from… »
2 dead, thousands affected by floods in 6 Mindanao provinces and 2 cities
DAVAO CITY (MindaNews/04 January) – A six-year old girl in Baroy, Lanao del Norte and a 58-year old woman in Monkayo, Compostela Valley were reported dead as flash floods affected… »
Koronadal mayor to tackle flood control system in meet with P-Noy
GENERAL SANTOS CITY (MindaNews/18 October) – The proposal to construct a multimillion flood control system in the city will top the concerns that Mayor Peter Miguel will bring up in… »
NorthMin warned of more floods until 2011
CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY (MindaNews/17 October) – The Regional Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (RDRRMC) has warned residents of more floods until 2011. Director Carmelito Lupo of the Office… »
NorthCot flood victims receive aid
KIDAPAWAN CITY (MindaNews/16 October) — A total of 11,450 families affected by the recent floods in five towns in North Cotabato had received relief operations from the provincial government since… »
4,000 families displaced in S. Kudarat floods, state of calamity declared in Koronadal
KORONADAL CITY (MindaNews/15 Sept) – More than 4,000 families in Sultan Kudarat province have been displaced as flashfloods triggered by intermittent rains swept anew the area during the last three… »
Koronadal seeks nat'l gov't help for anti-flood measures
KORONADAL CITY (MindaNews/15 Sept) – The city government here is seeking the national government's assistance for the proposed construction of multimillion drainage structures that would help end the perennial flooding… »
284 families displaced by floods, landslides in Koronadal
GENERAL SANTOS CITY (MindaNews/13 September) — Some 284 families in Koronadal City and two other municipalities in South Cotabato have been displaced following the flashfloods and landslides that hit the… »
Koronadal village isolated due to landslides
GENERAL SANTOS CITY (MindaNews/13 Sept) — A remote village in Koronadal City has been isolated following several major landslides Sunday night that buried a wide stretch of the provincial road… »
Koronadal vice mayor says flash floods wakeup call on environment
KORONADAL CITY (MindaNews/12 September) – The flash floods late Friday that triggered landslides and killed five persons should serve as a wakeup call for people to care for the environment,… »
15 families in 2 South Cot towns rendered homeless by floods, landslides
GENERAL SANTOS CITY (MindaNews/11 September) – At least 15 families from two municipalities in South Cotabato lost their homes due to flashfloods and landslides that hit the area Friday night,… »


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Ideas for Custom-Painted Cabinets
Painting your cabinets can be an attractive and cost-effective way to upgrade the kitchen
The overall appearance of most kitchens is defined by the cabinets. Their color or wood tone, the style of the doors and hardware (if there is any), and their positioning, are all factors in guiding the eye when looking at the kitchen. Appliances, while also an important element in the kitchen's appearance, are generally secondary to the cabinets, which cover more space and therefore more of "the view."
When cabinets are functional and satisfactory in every way but cosmetically, painting them can be an attractive and cost-effective way to upgrade the kitchen. Benefits to this choice include the ease of working with existing elements rather than replacing them, and adding a new, custom look to the kitchen as a whole.
Custom-painted cabinets can be as simple as a single color application, or as elaborate as adding stenciling, decoupage, or hand-painted decoration to door and drawer facings. With the custom treatments added to the cabinets, matching or complementing touches on walls, above the cabinets bordering the ceiling, or above the countertops can extend the custom look and enhance the total upgrade effect.
If you plan to custom-paint your cabinets, you will have to begin by painting them in a single color anyway, whether or not you add additional decoration. You may be able to get away with painting only the faces of the cabinetry, if the interior shelving, backing, and bases are – for example – neutral laminate, or already painted in an acceptable color. If this is the case, customizing the exterior of the cabinets will require more care in keeping the new paint job away from the adjoining interiors, but it will be less expensive and less time-consuming in the long run.
Deciding whether you want to do the painting yourself or hire a contractor to do it will be an easier choice once you see what's involved in the job. An excellent guide for getting a clear idea of the process is HGTV.com's Painted Cabinets. You'll learn what materials you'll need and see a step-by-step guide for doing a professional job.
Ideas for customizing the paint job are limitless. Sources of inspiration include:
- Interpreting a motif from a favorite painting or dish pattern
- Selecting stencil designs from stenciling books
- Choosing decoupage elements from wallpapers or art books
- Or, simply choosing more than one paint color, and creating the custom look by painting borders in the secondary color
Seeing some examples of custom-painted cabinets is a great way to get your creative juices flowing. Here are some, to get you started:
- Whimsical, colorful creations by Sticks Artisans, and how to customize them for your particular application: http://www.artcraftonline.com/Page.bok?template=Sticks_Furniture
- Stenciling patterns and how-to advice for stenciling cabinets, walls, furniture, and more. A gallery of photos shows many examples: http://www.handpaintedbywendy.com/gallery/our_work
- Even the most inexpensive cabinets can be made elegant with faux finishes and hand-painted touches: http://www.urbanrevivals.com/furniture/furniture_cabinetry.htm
- A gallery of 35 photos showing painted cabinets by JWP Inc. shows how totally a kitchen can be transformed with skillful application of paint: http://www.jwpincorporated.com/paintedcabinets.html
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Goin' Back 2 Cali Club: Herbed Goat Cheese, Cheddar Cheese, Spinach, Red Onion, Sliced Cucumber, Avocado, Roasted Red Peppers, and Catalina Dressing on 6-Grain Wheat…Cold or Toasted. Half $7.25/Whole $8.75
All of our "munchies" are generous portions and can easily be shared. You could even get a few different dishes and pass them around the table. That's what we like to do!
These sandwiches are hand crafted, just like our beer. Each one is made to order and during busy times, can take a while to prepare. If you're in a huge hurry, running short on time or patience, you might want to try a local fast food joint. Otherwise, enjoy a beer, and we'll let you know when your food is ready! All sandwiches are prepared toasted hot unless ordered cold and are served with a McClure's pickle spear.
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Freshly baked French bread topped with our homemade marinara sauce, mozzarella cheese and your choice of the following toppings: pepperoni, thick-cut bacon, smoked ham, red onions, red peppers, green peppers, green olives, black olives, tomatoes, spinach, jalapeño peppers, portabella mushrooms.
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Moms have date nights too. Give her something that will leave her suitor breathless...in a good way. Jimmy Choo Eau De Parfum Natural Spray ($95) is rich and exotic with an air of intrigue. Just make sure to give her the "talk" before you send her on her way smelling so sexy.
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College Hockey:Miami Spanks Michigan State on the Road, 5-1
Spartans Lose Third Straight in Ugly Fashion
EAST LANSING, Mich. — Michigan State's senior assistant captain, Tim Crowder, closed on the Miami net at the beginning of the third period. His team down 4-1, he slung a stinging shot at the net, hoping to change the momentum in the game.
Easy snap-glove save for Miami's freshman goaltender, Cody Reichard.
That was pretty much the story of the night as No. 10 Miami easily defeated No. 17 Michigan State in a brutal game filled with 40 penalties and 16 power plays. The RedHawks cruised on the strength of three second period goals, including two power-play tallies, to stifle the slumping Spartans.
With the win, Miami improves its season record to 5-3-3, while Michigan State falls to 4-5-2.
"I thought our power play and our PK did a great job all night long," said Miami coach Enrico Blasi. "We got fortunate on one of them, and that's way it goes."
Reichard turned in an outstanding game, stopping 27 shots to help frustrate the Spartans into 20 penalties. While some saves were routine, there were a number of acrobatic, impressive saves at key moments which kept the night belonging to Miami all the way.
As a result, Michigan State was 0-for-8 on the power play tonight.
"Guys were blocking shots and clearing them out," said Reichard. "Everyone did a great job. It's my job to make a big save when the team needs it."
For the Spartans, this was a disappointing game coming off two straight losses at Ohio State last weekend. Hoping to right the ship, they took an early lead but went downhill from there.
Perhaps it was clear early in the game how the night would go for both teams.
Michigan State had the first good chance to score in the game when they earned a 5-on-3 opportunity for 35 seconds, but they lost the face off in Miami's zone and Reichard made a key, five-hole stop to kill the two-man advantage.
And then, just like that, both teams had equal good and bad fortune.
The home team got on the board first, when a scrum in front of the visiting net kicked the puck out to the left side. Michigan State senior center Matt Schepke was alone and in right place at the right time to put the easy score in the net. Sophomore wing Corey Tropp got the assist.
Miami tied the score 14 seconds later when Spartans senior goaltender Jeff Lerg lost track of the puck after a save. As the puck danced on the ice right behind him in the crease, RedHawks sophomore center Pat Cannone was able to push the puck into the net for the tying tally.
"I thought we did a good job killing the five-on-three early in the first period," Blasi said. "Once they scored, we scored right away. I thought that was real big for our team, especially on the road. You want to answer right back."
Tension on the ice between these two feisty rivals elevated to matching penalties with 7:47 left in the period. In the ensuing 4-on-4 stretch, there were considerably less sparks, however.
But the period also saw an apparent Michigan State goal wiped out by an interference call for hitting Reichard in the crease, and the two teams continued to hit each other very hard — including a good non-call where two players (one from each team) went barreling into Reichard on a Michigan State rush to the net.
Nevertheless, the teams ended the first period tied at one, setting the stage for the brawling to come.
"Our guys did a good job of keeping Michigan State to the outside, for the most part," Blasi said. "That's kind of been a way we've played over the last five weeks. We've been a little inconsistent, but I thought tonight, for the most part, we played hard for 60 minutes."
Miami took their first lead of the game at 4:30 of the second period, when senior defenseman Ray Eichenlaub netted a power-play goal for the RedHawks. Sophomore Andy Miele assisted on the score, and Miami never looked back despite the rough and snippy play continued between the two teams deep into the second period.
Officials called penalty after penalty, but it didn't deter either squad from trying to punish the other physically. Perhaps the rough play distracted the Spartans, because very soon Miami extended its lead to 3-1 with 5:03 left in the period. Lerg came out of the net, and his clearing attempt was extremely unsuccessful. From the boards, RedHawks senior captain Brian Kaufman was able to firmly wrist the puck past Lerg and into the net for the goal.
Miami added another goal to make it 4-1, when senior wing Justin Mercier beat Lerg with 3:33 left in the second period. This was followed by more penalties against both teams, sealing the transition from a hockey game to a silly scrum on the ice — all to Miami's benefit as they built their lead by taking advantage of Michigan State's mistakes.
Pretty soon, the RedHawks had a 4-on-3 advantage for their sixth power-play opportunity on the night. But Lerg made a diving stop to his left with 1:39 in the second period left to keep Michigan State only three goals down. This was little consolation to the Spartans, who desperately need a win to right their season before it's too late.
"Bottom line is you have to come to play and you got to come to play hard and play for 60 minutes," Blasi said. "We know they're going to do the same, so we're focused on trying to play our best hockey tomorrow night."
The two teams resume play Saturday night at Munn Arena, starting at 7:05 p.m.
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Sadie Ellis Cushing, 75, of High Street, Monk Bretton, campaigned to save the butter cross, the Monk Bretton preaching stone, which was damaged by heavy vehicles 'clipping' it as they manouevred past.
By 2011, not only had the cross received considerable funding but through Mrs Cushing's lobbying the council widened the road and created a traffic island to protect it.
The funeral is at 2pm on Monday September 15 at St Paul's church, Monk Bretton, and afterwards at 3pm at Ardsley Crematorium.
** The full story is in the Barnsley Chronicle, dated September 5. **
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A well fought case. Well done to the lady for that we need more people like her. R.i.p
God bless the lovely lady Rest in peace Sadie gone but never forgotten Sympathy and condolences to your family xxx
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Fastbreak: Promos Set for Final MBB Games at Mac Court
Tuesday, Dec. 7, 2:30 p.m.
There are just five men's basketball games remaining at McArthur Court, and Oregon Athletics has some fun promotions in place for these final contests at the historic venue.
Saturday, Dec. 11 vs. Willamette University:
- Throw-back Night
- Available 3rd Balcony Reserved Tickets are on sale for $3.90 per ticket (online only - minimum purchase of two tix)
- The Ducks will be wearing throw-back jerseys that resemble those worn by the 1939 National Championship team
- A chance to win a free round trip plane ticket to Phoenix, Ariz. (awarded to the fan with the best retro outfit)
- Fan are encouraged to dress retro and join the team with the throw-back festivities
- The first 200 students through the turnstiles will be given a complimentary head band
- The first 1,000 fans through the turnstiles will be given free popcorn in a classic red and white popcorn bag
- A silent auction for Oregon throw-back items/merchandise will be held in the concourse area at Mac Court
- A chance to win a free round trip plane ticket to Phoenix, Ariz.
Monday, Dec. 13 vs. Jacksonville State:
- Two for One night
- Pick up a 2 For 1 coupon at your local Carl's Jr./OCCU/Jerry's location (honored day of game at Mac Court ticket window)
- Or purchasing online at goducks.com, use the promotion code "2F1" to receive 2 reserved tickets for the price of one
Tuesday, Dec. 21 vs. Idaho:
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- Purchase four reserved tickets (online at goducks.com) for a total only $40
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- Purchase two reserved tickets for a total of $80
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A Quote by Robert Browning on beginning, earth, god, good, hope, and sanity
It 's wiser being good than bad; It 's safer being meek than fierce; It 's fitter being sane than mad. My own hope is, a sun will pierce The thickest cloud earth ever stretched; That after Last returns the First, Though a wide compass round be fetched; That what began best can't end worst, Nor what God blessed once prove accurst.
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"I can't wait to start building relationships at college, and I'm really thankful for the opportunity to play soccer at the next level. Not everyone gets a chance to keep playing at the college level."
Cooke will do his best on the pitch, but says his focus will remain on achieving good grades and being a positive force on the college's campus, both in and out of soccer.
"I'm going to miss everything about being a Raider. All the players out on the field are my best friends. My coaches are great guys, I can't say enough about them. They invested the time and effort to give me the qualities I have today," Cooke stated.


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The week leading up to Christmas, I usually slow down on the main curriculum and decide to have a little fun. The little ones are usually too excited about the holiday to focus anyway and this is my way of celebrating with them.
This year I'm planning to do a different Christmas craft every day of the week. Last year I bought some craft kits from Oriental Trading but this year I just searched the Internet for some fun and easy ideas.
Here is my plan for next week:
Monday / Make a Paper Christmas Tree
I like this idea because it's not too complicated and I have the supplies laying around the house. All you really need is green construction paper, crayons/markers, and glue. It stands up and will make a great centerpiece at home and it looks substantial. Plus, the fine motor practice of cutting the tree shape out of the paper is always bonus for the older preschoolers.
Tuesday / Paint Chip Christmas Tree Ornaments
Again, another simple idea that doesn't cost much in the supply department. Grab some free paint chip samples from your local department store and some ribbon and you are good to go. What a neat idea! Use scrapbooking scissors to create a stylized edge to the trees, if you have them.
Wednesday / Peppermint Playdoh
I adore the smell of peppermint and I haven't made homemade playdoh yet, but I have all the ingredients in my kitchen (including the peppermint extract) and this one makes me excited to try it out! This fun craft gets the kids away from paper for a bit and it is still something they could take and enjoy at home at the end of the day.
Thursday / Brown Paper Christmas Stocking
This is a fantastic fine motor skill activity. However, I plan to help each child individually, pulling them aside during free play. This is because I feel this craft will be a bit challenging. That is not a bad thing but I don't want the kiddos sitting and waiting on their turn and getting impatient. At the end, I'll bring them all together at the table to decorate their craft.
Friday / Handprint Snowman Ornament
Saving my favorite for last, this ornament craft will involve close supervision but will make an excellent keepsake for many holidays to come. I fell in love with the concept as soon as I saw it. A box of six clear ornaments cost me around $4 at Michaels.
There are, of course, hundreds of ideas for holiday crafts on the Internet. These were just the first five I stumbled across that I liked and believed I could make work with my toddlers and preschoolers.


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College Hockey:Northeastern Upsets UNH
Huskies Net First Win Over UNH In 20 Games
DURHAM, N.H. — The Northeastern Huskies snapped a four-game losing streak when they beat the No. 3 University of New Hampshire Wildcats 2-1 Saturday night at the Whittemore Center.
The win marked the first time the Huskies were able to defeat UNH in twenty games; Northeastern also snapped UNH's unbeaten streak of three games. Junior Joe Vitale recorded a goal and an assist while goaltender Brad Thiessen had 23 saves.
UNH opened the scoring in the first period. Jerry Pollastrone passed to Bobby Butler and Butler found Peter LeBlanc open. Leblanc fired into a wide-open net.
Just nine seconds later, Huskies' freshmen Wade MacLeod knocked in a rebound of Vitales initial shot to tie the game.
With the first period coming to an end, Northeastern took the lead. Vitale , standing at the right post, poked the puck past Kevin Regan.
"In any hockey game, you have to get big saves generate energy, score goals and get big hits," said Huskies' coach Greg Cronin. "That goal was able to get us a lot more comfortable in the environment."
Neither team could generate offense the rest of game. Late in the third, UNH pulled Regan for an extra attacker, but Northeastern held strong to get a crucial win.
"Huge road win for us," said Cronin. "We had lost 4 straight games. In all 4 games we lost, I thought we had a chance to win. Last night's game was one that could have easily deflated us, and I told the guys learning how to win is a process and tonight was a huge step for us just to try and inject the team with some believability."
"They outplayed us," said UNH coach Dick Umile. "They won most of the battles and they out-competed us. They were tougher on the puck than we were. The loose pucks, they won those battles and that was the difference in the game. I commend them, and congratulate them."
Regan stopped 27 shots and New Hampshire fell to 4-1-0, 2-1-0 in Hockey East, while Northeastern improved to 2-4-0, 2-3-0 in the conference.
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That outspoken matchmaker, Dolly Levi, is in Kansas City and you don't want to miss the chance to see her.
Now through Aug. 25, the classic, award-winning musical "Hello Dolly" is charming audiences at Musical Theater Heritage in Crown Center.
Dolly Levi, a Jack of all trades to say the least, is back in New York to arrange, meddle and match-up lonely hearts and to heal her own. She's set her sights on Yonkers' richest and grumpiest citizen, Horace Vandegelder.
Jerry Herman's fast-paced, feel-good musical has been delighting audiences since the 60s, even winning 10 Tony Awards. But with MTH's innovative approach to presenting musicals, you'll find yourself completely delighted with the story of Dolly and her pals, whether you've never seen the production before or it's your 10th time.
Theatre veteran Deb Bluford takes the stage as the flamboyant Dolly Levi. Whether belting out a song about returning to her home ("Hello, Dolly"), curiously carrying on a conversation with her deceased husband or enthusiastically meddling in the lives of others, Bluford's energy lights up the stage.
In fact, casting should get a pat on the back. Bluford is the perfect Dolly.
Kansas City favorite Gary Neal Johnson (who many will recognize as Scrooge in the KC Repertory Theatre's "A Christmas Carol") took the leading male role in "Hello Dolly" as Horace Vandergelder.
Johnson has the grumpy old man persona down pat. It is fun to see he and Bluford banter back and forth about the matters of his love life.
Bluford and Johnson are supported by a large, excellent cast. They each brought their own special flair to the stage.
Two people who deserve a special nod and provided some extra giggles due to impeccable comedic timing include Andrew Schmidt as Cornelius Hackl and Kenna Hall as Minnie Fay.
Throughout the evening, there were a couple of spots where vocalists didn't quite hit their cue to begin singing and, therefore, had to do a little adjusting to get back on course. But that's bound to happen during any musical, particularly on opening night. And it didn't impact the quality of the production in any way.
"Hello Dolly" is a wonderful addition to the MTH repertoire and great show to kick off fall theatre season.
While "Hello Dolly" played for 2,844 performancs on Broadway at the St. James Theatre (the longest playing Broadway musical at the time), it won't be at MTH for long.
So, gather up some friends, visit http://www.musicaltheaterheritage.com/ and get your tickets today.