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I was looking for one of these hoping i could use it with my sony tv as well. Then I realized my sony tv doesn't have bluetooth and won't work with my tv, or anything else.
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I called 5 EB stores in Ottawa and they don't even know when it's coming out.
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I was able to pick one up yesterday! I love the fact that now I won't have to use the controller, I don't know how many times I set it down when I was laying down and then accidentally bumped the left stick on the controller which started either fast forwarding or rewinding, so thankfully those days are over.
I picked mine up at EB Games as was mentioned in the thread I started awhile back....which hopefully can just be deleted now that we know they are out........
I picked mine up at EB Games as was mentioned in the thread I started awhile back....which hopefully can just be deleted now that we know they are out........
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Anyone found these at any online site yet?
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Anyone found these at any online site yet?
They have it at Play-Asia. But I would wait, it should retail for $15 less.
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They have these at game stop, circuit city, best buy ECT now. I picked on up just for blue ray i kind of wish it was smaller though.
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Looks like amazon will have them instock on Tuesday.. just added one to cart
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I cant make it work, i have to press Start and Enter buttons? Enter is X? For how long? The screen in my PS3 don't change and i cant make it work!!
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Bika: Froch KO Motivated Me To Take Dirrell Rematch
WBC super middleweight champion Sakio "The Scorpion" Bika (32-5-3, 21 KOs) will defend his WBC title for the second time against undefeated Anthony "The Dog" Dirrell (26-0-1, 22 KOs) on August 16 at the StubHub Centre, Carson, California. The card will also feature IBF welterweight champion Shawn Porter defending against Kell Brook.
Sakio drew with Dirrell in their first world title bout last year, and the Australian has revealed it was fellow world champion Carl Froch's defeat of George Groves that inspired him to pursue a rematch with Dirrell.
"I was at Wembley in May to watch Carl Froch knock out George Groves," said Bika. "I was impressed by the way Froch handled his unfinished business with George Groves and now I want to do the same with Dirrell.
"I felt I won the first fight with Dirrell and I'm happy my management team has been able to organise a rematch to show the world that I am the undisputed WBC champion. Dirrell was very lucky to get the draw. I was the busier fighter – throwing and landing the most punches – and I dropped him with a body shot which was counted as a low blow!
"I will be in the best shape of my professional career in August and will show boxing fans around the world that "The Dog" is all bark and no bite! And then I am going after Froch!"
Noticed...he didn't mention about Ward. Froch is the A side now. $$$$. What a turnout in UK in that rematch with Groves.... Oaklund for sh1t pay or UK with $$$$??? WHich one will you take?Comment by PunchyPotorff on 07-07-2014
Bika is one of the most annoying fighters to watch. I would never want to be in the ring with someone who fights that way. And Dirrell would put hyper kids to sleep with his style.Comment by Snake4380 on 07-07-2014
Don't get too gassed from the Froch fight, you're still a boring, dirty fighter with no skill who just survives and uses dirty tactics and a lot of hitting and holding to make fights ugly and win you some rounds...Comment by Snake4380 on 07-07-2014
I saw this fight live. An ugly, boring fight. Dirrell is the epitome of one of these overrated "slick boxers." He hardly engages but scores rounds because people think moving around the ring avoiding shots scores points. Bika has always…Comment by nycsmooth on 07-07-2014
[QUOTE=paulf;14732609]Remember when Andre Dirrell was a professional fighter? So many years ago.[/QUOTE] Talking 'bout Anthony...Bika fought stupid the 1st time/as did Tony...good rematch...Post a Comment - View More User Comments (8)


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LINDSBORG, KAN., September 27, 2012—Bethany College announces the appointments of Richard Metz as Interim Vice President for Finance and Operations and Galen Bunning as Interim Vice President for Advancement. Continue reading
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Pearson Professor to give public lecture
LINDSBORG, KAN., September 26, 2012—Bethany College's 2012 Pearson Professor, Barbro Klein, will give a public address entitled "Dala Painting, Sweden and Swedish America: The Cultural History of Heritage Making" on Tuesday, Oct. 9, at 7:30 p.m. in Lindquist Hall.
The lecture is free and open to the public.
Barbro Klein, Ph.D., is a professor emerita of ethnology at Stockholm University and a director emerita and permanent fellow at the Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study. She received her doctorate in folklore studies and anthropology at Indiana University and has taught at numerous institutions, including the University of California at Berkeley, University of Pennsylvania, and University of Bergen. Continue reading
Bethany College participates in telemedicine grant
Bethany College is participating in a grant from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMSHA), managed by Kansas University Medical Center (KUMC), that provides rural colleges access to psychiatric, mental health, and drug and alcohol treatment via telemedicine through KUMC and the Central Kansas Foundation. Continue reading
Kansas approves its first addiction counseling program at Bethany College
LINDSBORG, KAN., September 25, 2012—Bethany College's addiction counseling program has become the first and only program to be approved by the Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board (BSRB).
Students who graduate from Bethany with their bachelor's degree in addiction counseling will fulfill the education requirements they must meet before applying for addiction counselor licensure. Continue reading
New program encourages healthy behavior for college students
LINDSBORG, Kan.—As college students return to schools this fall, there is renewed interest in ensuring their health and wellness. This includes managing risky behaviors like drug use and excessive drinking, which are the most common health issues on college campuses. Continue reading
Visiting artist Erika Nelson to exhibit at Bethany College
LINDSBORG, KAN., September 10, 2012—Erika Nelson will exhibit "Greetings from Iconica. Wish you were here!" at the Mingenback Art Center Gallery at Bethany College from Sept. 24 to Oct. 12, 2012.
This mixed medium exhibition is free and open to the public. A reception will be held on Sept. 28 from 1 to 2:30 p.m. with a gallery talk by the artist at 1:30 p.m.
Nelson is currently the director of World's Largest Things, a collection of miniatures. She has been featured in numerous interviews, including by Conan O'Brian in 2010, publications, and lectures. Prior exhibitions include "Art LIVES!" at City Arts, Wichita, Kan.; "Another Roadside Attraction" at Griffin Theater, London; "Drawing on the Edge" at the Center for Emerging Visual Artists, Philadelphia, Penn.; and "Blurred Boundaries" at The Arts Center of the Capitol Region, Troy, N.Y. Nelson received her Master of Fine Art from the University of Kansas and her Bachelor of Fine Art summa cum laude from Central Missouri State University. Continue reading
Bethany College welcomes Kosovo UGRAD student
LINDSBORG, KAN., September 10, 2012—Bethany College is pleased to welcome a new international student, Nderim Gerguri, on campus as part of the U.S. Department of State's Kosovo Undergraduate Exchange Program (Kosovo UGRAD).
The Kosovo UGRAD Program aims to advance youth leadership and promote mutual understanding by providing one year of non-degree US study to undergraduates from Kosovo. In addition to their academic studies, Kosovo UGRAD students perform community service, explore American traditions through the unique Cultural Passport to America program, and secure one-semester internships. The Kosovo Undergraduate Exchange Program is a program of the Public Affairs Section of the U.S. Embassy to Kosovo, U.S. Department of State and is administered by IREX (International Research & Exchanges Board). Continue reading
Bethany Athletic Association Weekend set for Sept. 22
The 2012 Bethany Athletic Association (BAA) Weekend will take place on September 22. The day starts with the athletic awards brunch at 11 a.m. to honor the 2012 Hall of Honor Inductees, Alumni Coach of the Year and BAA Award of Merit recipients. Registration by September 14 is required for the brunch. The cost is $10. Click here for a brochure.
The Bethany College Athletic Hall of Honor gives recognition to individuals whose performance on the athletic field during their time at Bethany was noteworthy and exemplary of the high standards for which Bethany College has historically been know. The 2012 recipients are Winfred Foster Banbury 1904, John Quincy Banbury 1904, Mike Zeyen '82, and Scott Gentine '90. Continue reading
Bethany College welcomes new faculty members
LINDSBORG, KAN., September 5, 2012—Bethany College is proud to welcome new members to its faculty, including three full-time members, Lori Brack, John Mullen, and Gretchen Norland, and five on one-year appointments, Jessica Becker, Courtney Long, Franziska Macur, Denise Peterson, and Guy Vollen. Jill Klaassen also returns on a one-year appointment. Continue reading
Swedish scholar Barbro Klein to join Bethany College as 2012 Pearson Professor
LINDSBORG, KAN., September 4, 2012—Swedish scholar Barbro Klein, Ph.D., will teach at Bethany College as the 2012 Pearson Distinguished Professor of Swedish Studies and give several public presentations.
Klein is a professor emerita of ethnology at Stockholm University and a director emerita and permanent fellow at the Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study. She received her doctorate in folklore studies and anthropology at Indiana University and has taught at numerous institutions, including the University of California at Berkeley, University of Pennsylvania, and University of Bergen in Norway. Continue reading


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The Colorado Wing of the Civil Air Patrol is making another sweep Monday over roads in eastern Colorado to look for any other drivers stranded by a blizzard that left snowdrifts up to ten feet high.
State Division of Emergency Management operations chief Dick Vnuk says another priority Monday will be to continue to work on clearing roads closed by the storm.
He says officials don't think any more people are stranded in southeastern Colorado, but he says the Civil Air Patrol's flights Monday should help confirm that.
The planes are also flying farther north of Sunday's search in Kit Carson County, where officials say there have been more reports of stranded motorists along Interstate 70.
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The Idled Workaholic
By Randall Patterson
Published: March 5, 2000
Mark Cuban is sitting on a very soft couch, in a room of his house in which the ceilings are at least 20 feet distant and the television is larger than the fireplace. ''Money,'' he says, ''is a scoreboard where you can rank how you're doing against other people.''
Cuban used to tell people he would be rich, and then it happened just as he said it would. Friends say he's the ''consummate salesman,'' a man with ''a level of energy that you almost never see.'' Cuban has sold garbage bags, newspapers, stamps, milk and beer, but he didn't truly achieve his goal until he began selling an idea.
It started five years ago when his friend Todd Wagner asked him if the basketball games of their alma mater, Indiana University, could be broadcast over the Internet. Before long, they were making deals to transmit everything from ballgames to business meetings. Cuban often worked through the night, and when he slept, he dreamed about work. ''You keep on dog paddling,'' he explains, ''and hope a wave doesn't sweep you up.''
When the wave came, it was the Internet swell rolling through Wall Street, and instead of sweeping Cuban out to sea, it carried him home. His company, Broadcast.com, offered a crude product (small pictures that ''flicker like a dim candle,'' according to one critic), and it hadn't come close to turning a profit. But on the day it went public, its stock was valued at more than $1 billion. Another Internet company, Yahoo, soon swallowed Cuban's company, for $5.7 billion of its own swollen stock.
Cuban was required to hold on to his insider stock for six months before he could sell. It was like being nominated for a prize, he says, and having to wait for the ceremony to find out if you won. Last October, the stock was still nicely inflated when Cuban cashed in.
That evening, he sipped a glass of wine and clucked to himself about being ''truly in a different league -- I put some numbers on the scoreboard.'' He and a few buddies later traveled to Las Vegas and ''just drank ourselves into a stupor,'' and after that he went to the Bahamas with his girlfriend to get a suntan. Then Mark Cuban went home to confront his great pile of money and the diminished purpose of his life. His plan to get rich had never included a plan to be rich. He held a title at Yahoo, but it was mostly just a title, not like the jobs he had before. At the age of 41, he faced the question, What would he do?
His partner, Todd Wagner, devoted himself to reflection and decided to become a philanthropist. Cuban, however, has never seen the profit in reflection. As an Internet tycoon, he wears blue jeans, rugby shirts and, these days, no watch. He is habitually late for appointments and often fails to show at all. ''The best thing about being rich,'' Cuban has discovered, ''is being able to do what I damn well please.''
His first order of business was clear: Cuban needed a palace. He is proud to say that he found a deal on a nice 24,000-square-foot Dallas chateau. The stock of another capitalist had gone down as Cuban's went up, and Cuban was there with $13 million to help the man out of his house. ''I guess he thought the gravy train would never end,'' Cuban says with a wolfish grin.
The house took some getting used to. The automatic gates at the foot of the driveway, he learned the hard way, open outward. The seven-acre estate includes fountains, a pool, a tennis court and a playground, and though Cuban does not play tennis or have children, he says it feels like home. He likes to have neighbors over to see the place. As he puts it, ''You open the door, and your house says a lot about you.''
An assistant, in blue jeans, opens Cuban's 11-foot mahogany door onto faraway ceilings, chandeliers, gilded mirrors. When she goes to tell Cuban of your arrival, you realize you have been asked to stand because there is nowhere to sit. Marble floors spread out like a field of ice. When Cuban appears, he explains that he is opposed to furniture, on principle. Chairs and couches would only get in the way of Wiffle ball, he says, and make Rollerblading hard to do.
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Cuban's girlfriend, Tiffany Stewart, lives with him and says that it requires great patience. A large-eyed strawberry blonde 14 years his junior, Stewart still drives a Honda to her sales job at an ad agency. She does not like coming home to the chateau. They are middle-class people, she says, and the house is ''impractical'' and she would not have bought it. She is trying to talk him into furniture. Their relationship suffers from scheduling problems. Cuban apportions his time in blocks of seconds and can't imagine pledging his life to anyone or anything. They have been together for three years, but marriage is unforeseeable. ''It's such a serious commitment,'' he says.


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Alice and the Glass Lake encompasses a full band sound and involves a rotating cast of other players in a live setting. Lake, the only full-time member, has been compared to acts such as Imogene Heap, Sarah McLachlan and Florence + the Machine.
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The cable crossover machine is versatile piece of equipment consisting of two towers with high and low pulleys. You can perform a variety of exercises, ranging from flyes to lat pulldowns, strengthening your chest, back, shoulders and arms. Exercises on the cable crossover machine also activate your core stabilizing muscles in the same way that free weights do.
The cable crossover machine is built for the classic crossover exercise, which builds your pecs, shoulder muscles, triceps and forearms. Depending on whether you use the high or low pulley, you can also perform one-armed flyes or bent-over flyes from a standing or kneeling position. For example, begin a cable fly by attaching a handle to the high pulley. Standing sideways to the weight stack, grab the handle with your closest hand. Step away from the weight stack until the cable is taut. Put your nonworking hand on your hip, keeping your hips square front and shoulders down. Draw the handle down and across your body in a sweeping arc that ends in front of your belly button. Slowly return to starting position. Perform 12 to 15 reps.
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To target the muscles in your upper back, you can perform various exercises, such as lat pulldowns, lat raises and rows with different types of grips. For example, if you want to execute a double pulldown, which builds the lats, traps, rhomboids and front deltoids, secure handles to the high pulleys of a cable crossover machine. Grab a handle with each hand, using a palms-forward grip. Kneel between the two towers, forming your arms and trunk into a Y shape. Lift your chest and tuck in the shoulder blades. Exhale and pull the handles down to chest level, bending your elbows. Hold the peak position for a second and then slowly return to starting position. Perform eight to 12 reps for three sets.
If you get inventive, you can use the cable crossover machine for such exercises as shoulder shrugs. To target your trapezius muscle for a workout, stand in the middle of the machine with handles attached to the high pulleys. Grab the handles and extend your arms slightly up and forward or directly out to your sides. Select enough weight so that your arms are stretched by not too stressed. Keeping your arms extended, shrug your scapula together while concentrating on the contacting your lower traps. Slowly release the shrug, keeping the weight stack under your control. Perform 10 to 12 reps.
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Regardless of which upper body muscles you're targeting in a cable crossover machine exercise, your core abdominals will fire up to stabilize your torso throughout an exercise. However, you can target your abs for that extra burn with a push-pull exercise. From either a standing or kneeling position, face one pulley with your back to the other pulley. Reach behind you and grab the handle of one pulley. Use both hands to position that handle in front of your chest. Free one arm to take hold of the second handle and allow that arm to remain extended. Begin the exercise by pushing with one arm and pulling with the other. Contract your abs and allow your core to rotate as you simultaneously push and pull.
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The Spurs are about to ink Tiago Splitter to a five-year, $45 million deal. That's like $9 million for each time he had his shot violently blocked during the NBA finals.
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The Student Multimedia Centers provide students with resources for their various class-related design and production needs. The Design Studio at Fort Steilacoom is located in the library on the fourth floor, and the Puyallup Multimedia Center is located in AAH132 in the Arts & Allied Health Building.
The centers are funded through student technology fees and are open to all Pierce College students. A student multimedia facilitator is available to answer questions and provide one-on-one and group training.
The multimedia center computers provide students with the tools to make digital projects, including web development, graphics and animation, digital audio and video, and multimedia authoring using a number of software programs.
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Maps and travel
We advise you not to book travel or accommodation until you have received your booking confirmation email.
Each of our open days attracts over 15,000 visitors. The University is based in Clifton in the heart of Bristol; some of the roads around the campus will be closed to vehicles and parking close by is extremely limited. We advise you to use the free University open day park and ride service, or public transport, to get to the University.
A print-friendly map and travel guide, with information about how to get to the University and find your way around the campus, will be available to download from this page during July.
Open day maps and travel guide (PDF, 2,312kB)
Getting to the main campus
By car (park and ride)
Parking in the city is very limited and can be expensive. We encourage you to use the University's free park and ride service from The Mall at Cribbs Causeway shopping centre, which is clearly visible as you leave the M5 motorway at junction 17.
Please follow the black and yellow road signs for the University of Bristol open day park and ride to Coach Park H, which is near the Marks and Spencer end of The Mall. Sat nav users should use postcode BS34 5DG.
Coaches from The Mall to the University, with the option to go via student halls of residence at Stoke Bishop, will be available every 10 to 15 minutes from 8.30 am. The last coach leaves the University at 5 pm. Please allow at least an hour for this service. There is no parking for open day visitors at any of our student residences.
Stewards in red T-shirts will be at The Mall to help with queries and register your arrival.
The University park and ride service will only be operating on the open days (17 and 18 June, 9 September). If you are visiting at another time, please see the University's main maps and travel information.
By train
Bristol has two mainline railway stations. Bristol Temple Meads is two miles from the University and much closer than Bristol Parkway. There are hourly trains from London Paddington; the journey takes around 1 hour 40 minutes.
A free shuttle bus service from Bristol Temple Meads to the University campus (Woodland Road) will operate every 10-15 minutes from 8.30 am, with the last shuttle leaving Woodland Road for Bristol Temple Meads at 5 pm. At busy times there may be a short wait for this service.
Stewards in red T-shirts will be at the station to help with queries and register your arrival.
The University's shuttle bus service from Temple Meads will only be operating on the open days (17 and 18 June, 9 September). If you are visiting at another time, please see the University's main maps and travel information.
First bus services 8 and 9 operate between Bristol Temple Meads and the University. The number 8 stops by the Berkeley pub on Queen's Road opposite the Wills Memorial Building, while the number 9 continues from the Berkeley pub up towards Tyndall Avenue.
Please allow 30 - 45 minutes for these bus journeys in the morning and up to 90 minutes for the return journey due to rush hour traffic. During rush hour there can be severe delays as the routes go directly through the city centre.
The University is a 30-minute walk from Bristol Temple Meads station (please note that the route is quite steep and uneven in places). The route is marked on our walking map, which you will be able to download from this page to bring with you on the day. Copies will be available from stewards at the station and from the main registration point.
By coach/bus
National Express and other coach/bus operators run direct services to Bristol Bus and Coach Station from most UK cities. The bus station is on Marlborough Street in the centre of Bristol, near to the University. You can take a taxi to the University from outside the bus station, or walk, which will take about 15 minutes and involves an uphill climb.
By plane
From Bristol Airport
Bristol Airport offers direct flights to a number of European destinations and has connecting flights (for example, via Paris or Amsterdam) to many more cities worldwide. The airport is eight miles (13 km) south of the city, along the A38. The Airport Flyer Express bus (service A1) runs approximately every ten minutes at peak times between the airport and Bristol Temple Meads and Bristol Bus and Coach Station. Please allow at least 90 minutes to get from the airport to the main University campus.
From London Heathrow
There is a direct National Express coach service between London Heathrow and Bristol. Alternatively, you can take the Heathrow Express to London Paddington and a Great Western Railway train from Paddington to Bristol Temple Meads station. For information on how to get from Bristol Temple Meads to the University please see the 'by train' section above.
Getting around on the day
If you are planning to visit student residences, please see our visits to accommodation page for travel times and shuttle bus information.
Walking directions (Google maps)
- from Bristol Bus and Coach Station to the main registration point
- from the main registration point to Beacon House
- from the main registration point to the Students' Union, Richmond Building
- from the main registration point to Wills Memorial Building
- from the Students' Union, Richmond Building to Clifton accommodation
- from Wills Memorial Building to City Centre Living accommodation
Please allow at least 15 minutes to transfer between activities on the main University campus.
Download our print-friendly Open day maps and travel guide (PDF, 2,312kB).
Traffic and travel
Please refer to the BBC Travel website on the day for live travel information.
To help you avoid any traffic congestion, please use the following websites:
Walking tour
Explore the campus with our self-guided walking tour.
School coaches and minibuses
Please refer to our information for schools and colleges.
Veterinary subjects
Visit the veterinary subjects page to find out how to get to our Langford campus.
Free bus travel
If you decide to explore the city, don't panic if you can't make the last buses back to Cribbs Causeway park and ride or Temple Meads train station at 5pm.
First bus offers free travel all day to open day visitors on these services:
- Services 1 and 2 between Bristol Temple Meads and Cribbs Causeway via the city centre
- Services 3 and 4 between the city centre and Cribbs Causeway
- Services 8 and 9 between Bristol Temple Meads and Redland/Clifton via the city centre
Please show your open day booking letter to the driver. For more information, visit the First website.
Young people (aged 16-21) and students (of any age if in full-time education) get a 30 per cent discount on all First bus tickets across the West of England.


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CENTRAL VALLEY — Friday's snowstorm postponed the start of the Section 9 Division I wrestling tournament until Sunday, but it only delayed the inevitable.
Pine Bush's John Stramiello is headed to the Section 9 finals for a fourth straight season.
Stramiello, the top seed at 113 pounds, defeated Saugerties' Aaron Turner in the quarterfinals, pinning him in 1:47. In the semifinals, he topped Valley Central's Gabe Campbell by a 9-0 decision.
Stramiello, a junior, won a Section 9 title last year at 106 pounds. In both 2010 and 2011, he won a Section 9 title at 96 pounds.
"My fourth time in the finals feels exciting," Stramiello said. "I always love the crowd. I always love the intensity and getting after it. You always have to be confident and dominate."
The tournament concludes on Monday at Valley Central. The consolation finals will begin at 5:30 p.m. and the championship round is slated to start at 7:15 p.m.
Stramiello will face Port Jervis' Dylan Booth, the No. 2 seed, in the final.
One wrestler who will make his first appearance in a Section 9 final is Port Jervis senior Travis Edwards, the top seed at 160 pounds.
Edwards had lost in the semifinals in each of the last two seasons, but he broke through this year with a 6-0 decision over Minisink Valley's Amon Gervais in the semifinals.
"I've been pushing it for the whole season," Edwards said. "It's been kind of a goal for me since eighth grade, when I got called up to varsity."
Port Jervis had four wrestlers reach the semifinal round and three of them — Edwards, Dan DeCarlo and Dylan Booth — won.
"I love it. I love to be on the big stage and have everyone watching you," Edwards. "I like to see my teammates succeed, too, it's great."
Monroe-Woodbury sent 14 wrestlers to the semifinals. The Crusaders will have seven wrestlers competing in the finals.
P.J. Smoot, a Monroe-Woodbury junior and the top seed at 120 pounds, scored one point with 45 seconds remaining in the third period of his semifinal against Washingtonville's Luis Andreakis. That point broke a tie and sent Smoot to the finals with a 5-4 decision victory.
"I didn't expect it to be that close," Smoot said. "I thought I might win by a lot. I don't know. I won."
Port Jervis junior Dan DeCarlo will have a chance to defend his Section 9 title, as he reached the 152-pound final. DeCarlo was a Section 9 champion at 160 pounds in 2012.
Kingston senior Deon Edmond, a Section 9 champion at 195 pounds last season, is also back in the finals.
Stramiello, who is no stranger to the Section 9 finals, knows it doesn't get any easier, even with his years of experience.
"As you do better and better, everyone starts gunning for you," Stramiello said. "One of my coaches told me, 'Once you get that good, you're everybody's Super Bowl.' It gets tougher, but you have to keep working harder and harder and it will come easier naturally."
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(For first-round and outbracket results, go to varsity845.com
Quarterfinal round
99 pounds: Chris Cuccolo (Pine Bush) pin Gavin Mannion (Cornwall) 0:21; Anthon Stramiello (Pine Bush) pin Paul Ginley (Warwick) 1:59; Kevin Kelly (Monroe-Woodbury) pin Oscar Lainez (Middletown) 1:34; Vinny Vespa (Monroe-Woodbury) pin Tyler Knox (Washingtonville) 0:25.
106: Pedro Rosales (Middletown) pin Dante Turner (Goshen) 3:10; Logan Losito (Wallkill) pin Jamie Pulver (Saugerties) 2:36; Tyler Lynch (Valley Central) dec. Isaiah Gutierrez-Vera (Middletown) 15-10; Evan Barczak (Monroe-Woodbury) pin Andrew Neidnig (Minisink Valley) 2:24.
113: John Stramiello (Pine Bush) pin Aaron Turner (Sasugerties) 1:47; Gabe Campbell (Valley Central) pin Matt Greenlaw (Warwick) 2:56; Justin Clavell (Washingtonville) dec. Jamie Panuto (Monroe-Woodbury) 4-0; Dylan Booth (Port Jervis) dec. Mack Phillips (Valley Central) 22-6.
120: P.J. Smoot (M-W) dec. Nick Sebesta (Wallkill) 7-5; Luis Andreakis (Washingtonville) dec. Hussain Hasan (Valley Central) 4-3; Alex Baum (Monroe-Woodbury) dec. Jimmy Clark (Valley Central) 10-4; Damani Burns (Newburgh) injury default Andrew North (Pine Bush).
126: Michael Raccioppi (Minisink Valley) pin Corey Cummings (Valley Central) 3:31; Tyler Mayo (Minisink Valley) dec. John Lerczak (Saugerties) 3-1; Sean Foschini (Newburgh Free Academy) 5:06; Angel Martinez (Monroe-Woodbury) dec. Joe Ginley (Warwick) 3-1.
132: A.J. Aberli (Warwick) dec. Brandon Crespi (Wallkill) 8-2; Javeed Green (Kingston) dec. Dan Storer (Cornwall) 11-4; Ryan Ferro (Warwick) dec. Bryan Mongiello (Washingtonville) 7-5; Chris Truglio (Minisink Valley) dec. Osman Hasan (Valley Central) 4-0.
138: Brandon Lewis (Monroe-Woodbury) dec. Mohamed Shidid (Washingtonvillle) 9-5; Brett Johnson (Cornwall) pin Lance Golubinski (Goshen) 2:35; Thomas Wightman (Warwick) pin Tyler Owen (Wallkill) 3:51; Nick Truglio (Minisink Valley) dec. Hunter Curreri (Port Jervis) 10-1.
145: Mark Milisci (Washingtonville) pin Christian Matos (Middletown) 1:16; Evan Psathas (Monroe-Woodbury) dec. Ryan Sause (Pine Bush) 9-2; Frankie Hernandez (Minisink Valley) pin Alec Guevera (Wallkill) 4:29; Ray Isales (Cornwall) dec. Owen Perry (Valley Central) 8-7.
152: Daniel DeCarlo (Port Jervis) pin John Florio (Valley Central) 1:38; Tyler Blasko (Wallkill) pin Dante Giannetta (Cornwall) 5:48; Quinn Zsido (Cornwall) dec. Dwayne Richards (Kingston) 7-2; Drake Barczak (M-W) dec. Tyler Carlyon (Newburgh) 10-0.
160: Travis Edwards (Port Jervis) pin Bruce McLee (Washingtonville) 0:37; Amon Gervais (Minisink Valley) dec. Johnny Grandson (Middletown) 3-2; Tyler Anderson (Kingston) dec. Chris Weston (Pine Bush) 7-6; J.P. Vandercliff (Monroe-Woodbury) dec. Alex Munoz (Saugerties) 13-0.
170: A.J. Voelker (Monroe-Woodbury) pin Tim Yurgel (Cornwall) 5:52; Tanner Sexton (Port Jervis) dec. Jake Wood (Kingston) 6-4; Luke Zsido (Cornwall) dec. Travis Kelly (Monticello) 13-6; Kyle McGuire (Newburgh Free Academy) pin Nick Wentland (Minisink Valley) 3:25.
182: Connor Leavell (Warwick) pin Dylan Anderson (Kingston) 1:30; Anthony Freyre (Monroe-Woodbury) dec. Luke Durland (Minisink Valley) 3-2; Francesco Pichardo (Washingtonville) dec. Randy Wilson (Port Jervis) 6-4; Rob Cuomo (Saugerties) dec. Matthew Porter (Valley Central) 11-7.
195: Deon Edmond (Kingston) pin Tom Brauniuns (Pine Bush) 1:34; James Bethel (Saugerties) dec. Chris Giordano (Warwick) 12-7; Michael Byrne (Minisink Valley) pin Krajl Haxhaj (Valley Central) 5:19; Nick McShea (Monroe-Woodbury) pin Juan Velazquez (Middletown) 3:28.
220: Josh Bonneau (Minisink Valley) pin Charles Aregbsola (Goshen) 0:22; Sam Winger (Washingtonville) dec. Tyler Vervalin (Monroe-Woodbury) 8-0; Rob Kelly (Monroe-Woodbury) pin Jansen Costello (Kingston) 0:28; Alex Ortiz (Middletown) pin Evan Longinott (Wallkill) 5:14.
285: Terrence Cheeks (Newburgh Free Academy) pin Quintell Williams (Middletown) 1:17; Brandon Mascaro (Wallkill) pin Chris Gage (Kingston) 2:39; Tim Wade (Middletown) dec. Terrel Lawrence (Saugerties) 11-3; Isaac Serrano (Newburgh Free Academy) pin Joshua Obermeyer (Port Jervis) 3:51.
Semifinal round
99 pounds: Chris Cuccolo (Pine Bush) pin Anthony Stramiello (Pine Bush) 1:30; Vinny Vespa (Monroe-Woodbury) dec. Kevin Kelly (Monroe-Woodbury) 4-2.
106: Pedro Rosales (Middletown) pin Logan Losito (Wallkill) 3:51; Evan Barczak (Monroe-Woodbury) pin Tyler Lynch (Valley Central) 1:33.
113: John Stramiello (Pine Bush) dec. Gabe Campbell (Valley Central) 9-0; Dylan Booth (Port Jervis) dec. Justin Clavell (Washingtonville) 13-2.
120: P.J. Smoot (Monroe-Woodbury) dec. Luis Andreakis (Washingtonville) 5-4; Damani Burns (Newburgh Free Academy) pin Alex Baum (Monroe-Woodbury) 1:47.
126: Michael Raccioppi (Minisink Valley) pin Tyler Mayo (Minisink Valley) 0:54; Sean Foschini (Newburgh Free Academy) dec. Angel Martinez (Monroe-Woodbury) 8-6.
132: A.J. Aeberli (Warwick) dec. Javeed Green (Kingston) 13-3; Chris Truglio (Minisink Valley) dec. Ryan Ferro (Warwick) 2-1.
138 pounds: Brett Johnson (Cornwall) dec. Brandon Lewis (Monroe-Woodbury) 8-1; Thomas Wightman (Warwick) dec. Nick Truglio (Minisink Valley) 4-2.
145: Mark Milisci (Washingtonville) dec. Evan Psathas (Monroe-Woodbury) 4-2; Frankie Hernandez (Minisink Valley) dec. Ray Isales (Cornwall) 4-3.
152: Daniel DeCarlo (Port Jervis) dec. Tyler Blasko (Wallkill) 3-1; Drake Barczak (Monroe-Woodbury) dec. Tyler Carlyon (Newburgh Free Academy) 7-0.
160: Travis Edwards (Port Jervis) dec. Amon Gervais (Minisink Valley) 6-1; J.P. Vandercliff (Monroe-Woodbury) pin Tyler Anderson (Kingston) 1:18.
170: A.J. Voelker (Monroe-Woodbury) dec. Tanner Sexton (Port Jervis) 12-0; Kyle McGuire (Newburgh Free Academy) pin Luke Zsido (Cornwall) 3:30.
182: Connor Leavell (Warwick) dec. Anthony Freyre (Monroe-Woodbury) 13-5; Rob Cuomo (Saugerties) dec. Matthew Porter (Valley Central) 3-2.
195: Deon Edmond (Kingston) dec. James Bethel (Saugerties) 9-1; Michael Byrne (Minisink Valley) dec. Nick McShea (Monroe-Woodbury) 10-3.
220: Josh Bonneau (Minisink Valley) dec. Sam Weinger (Washingtonville) 7-4; Rob Kelly (Monroe-Woodbury) dec. Alex Ortiz (Middletown) 3-2.
285: Terrence Cheeks (Newburgh Free Academy) pin Brandon Mascaro (Wallkill) 3:27; Isaac Serrano (Newburgh Free Academy) dec. Tim Wade (Middletown) 5-3.
First round & outbracket matches
96 pounds: Gavin Mannion (Cornwall) def. Austin Brock (Goshen) 11-0; Anthony Stramiello (Pine Bush) def. Travis Ewanciw (Minisink Valley) 10-0; Oscar Lainez (Middletown) pin Chris Cardona (Goshen) 3:22; Tyler Knox (Washingtonville) pin Javier Vasquez (Monticello) 4:53.
106 pounds: Dante Turner (Goshen) pin Chris Thorpe (Pine Bush) 5:15; Jamie Pulver (Saugerties) pin Gus Formato (Wallkill) 3:56; Logan Losito (Wallkill) pin Brandon Toldeo (Washingtonville) 4:44; Isaiah Gutierrez-Vera (Middletown) pin Brian Every (Saugerties) 3:14; Andrew Neidnig (Minisink Valley) pin Myles Bennett (Pine Bush) 1:25.
113 pounds: Aaron Turner (Saugerties) pin Jake Smith (Kingston) 4:36; Matt Greenlaw (Warwick) dec. Austin Oldfield (Minisink Valley) 5-3; Gabe Campbell (Valley Central) pin David Clark (Minisink Valley) 1:12; Justin Clavell (Washingtonville) pin Jarod Sauschuck (Port Jervis) 3:13; Jamie Panuto (Monroe-Woodbury) pin Matt Calderon (Middletown) 2:18; Mack Phillips (Valley Central) dec. Ryan Vizethann (Cornwall) 7-2; Dylan Booth (Port Jervis) pin Ryan Gorman (Wallkill) 0:56.
120 pounds: Alex Quick (Port Jervis) dec. Alex Bharath (Monroe-Woodbury) 6-4; P.J. Smoot (Monroe-Woodbury) pin Quick (PJ) 1:14; Nick Sebesta (Wallkill) deec. Biko Skalla (Saugerties) 17-0; Luis Andreakis (Washingtonville) dec. Victor Ramos (Cornwall) 17-3; Hussain Hasan (Valley Central) pin Matt Lopez (Minisink Valley) 5:26; Paul Katz (Monticello) win by forfeit Damien Predmore (Port Jervis); Alex Baum (Monroe-Woodbury) pin Katz (Monticello) 0:26; Jimmy Clark (Valley Central) pin Brandon Cardona (Goshen) 1:41; Andrew North (Pine Bush) dec. Joe Schaefer (Kingston) 13-4; Elizabeth Koenig (Monticello) win by forfeit Andrew Duchatellier (Pine Bush); Damani Burns (Newburgh Free Academy) pin Koenig (Monticello) 0:33.
126 pounds: Damon Bennett (Pine Bush) dec. Ed Doering (Wallkill) 15-6; Michael Raccioppi (Minisink Valley) pin Bennett (Pine Bush) 1:32; Corey Cummings (Valley Central) dec. Kevin Sharp (Cornwall) 9-6; John Lerczak (Saugerties) dec. Isaac Goldowitz (Kingston) 6-2; Tyler Mayo (Minisink Valley) dec. Justin Guarno (Washingotnville) 2-1; David Ambra (Monticello) dec. Zach Diorio (Goshen) 15-5; Sean Foschini (Newburgh Free Academy) pin Ambra (Monticello) 1:46; Tyler Rodriguez (Middletown) pin Steven Slepoy (Newburgh Free Academy) 3:45; Angel Martinez (Monroe-Woodbury) dec. Stephen Lynch (Valley Central) 7-2; Emig Bennett (Pine Bush) dec. Brandon Baker (Warwick) 16-1; Joe Ginley (Warwick) pin Bennett (Pine Bush) 1:24.
132 pounds: Brandon Crespi (Wallkill) pin Ben Ulrich (Monticello) 6:52; Javeed Green (Kingston) dec. Marcus Barnes (Pine Bush) 11-4; Dan Storer (Cornwall) dec. Jerome McKeever (Newburgh Free Academy) 9-4; Bryan Mongiello (Washingtonville) dec. Hunter Grogan (Middletown) 17-2; Ryan Ferro (Warwick) pin Mason Jones (Goshen) 1:22; Chris Truglio (Minisink Valley) pin Ed Latourette (Saugerties) 2:20.
138 pounds: Mohamed Shidid (Washingtonville) dec. Erik Keenan (Valley Central) 3-0; Lance Golubinski (Goshen) pin Brett Hughes (Monticello) 2:20; Brett Johnson (Cornwall) pin Ian Mullarkey (Newburgh Free Academy) 2:18; Thomas Wightman (Warwick) pin Ryan Sebesta (Wallkill) 1:40; Tyler Owen (Wallkill) dec. Brian Bucci (Saugerties) 14-9; Hunter Curreri (Port Jervis) pin Dondre Nagasarsing (Kingston) 4:46; Nick Truglio (Minisink Valley) pin Alex Battle-Saunders (Middletown) 1:17.
145 pounds: Christian Matos (Middletown) dec. Mike Bedross (Warwick) 7-5; Ryan Sause (Pine Bush) injury default Matt Quintana (Newburgh Free Academy); Evan Psathas (Monroe-Woodbury) dec. Mike Decapua (Newburgh Free Academy) 15-3; Frankie Hernandez (Minisink Valley) pin Chris Latourette (Saugerties) 3:53; Alec Guevera (Wallkill) dec. John Doherty (Monticello) 3-0; Owen Perry (Valley Central) dec. Ryan Fuller (Port Jervis) 16-4; Ray Isales (Cornwall) pin Nick Salerno (Warwick) 1:58.
152 pounds: John Florio (Valley Central) dec. Chris Martin (Washingtonville) 19-6; Tyler Blasko (Wallkill) pin Justin Michealson (Goshen) 1:50; Dante Giannetta (Cornwall) pin Alex Lawrence (Monticello) 0:57; Dwayne Richards (Kingston) pin Jake DeMarest (Saugerties) 2:44; Tyler Carlyon (Newburgh Free Academy) dec. Luke Harrison (Washingotnville) 6-1.
160 pounds: Bruce McLee (Washingtonville) dec. Mike Houlihan (Warwick) 10-2; Johnny Grandson (Middletown) pin Ulysses Oestrich (Monticello) 0:36; Amon Gervais (Minisink Valley) dec. Felix Ortiz (Newburgh Free Academy) 5-3; Tyler Anderson (Kingston) dec. Mike Fekishazy (Wallkill) 3-1; Alex Munoz (Saugerties) dec. Raymond Hernandez (Newburgh Free Academy) 8-0.
170 pounds: Tim Yurgel (Cornwall) pin Nate Donah (Saugerties) 3:49; Jake Wood (Kingston) pin Mike Lynch (Warwick) 3:05; Tanner Sexton (Port Jervis) dec. Paul Green (Middletown) 16-0; Luke Zsido (Cornwall) pin Nick Fiore (Monticello) 0:11; Travis Kelly (Monticello) dec. Garrett Betcher (Wallkill) 12-4; Nick Wentland (Minisink Valley) dec. Bryan Beyers (Washingtonville) 5-3.
182 pounds: Josh Diaz (Newburgh Free Academy) pin Noah Knesel (Port Jervis) 1:43; Connor Leavell (Warwick) pin Diaz (Newburgh Free Academy) 1:19; Dylan Anderson (Kingston) dec. Eliot Marzano (Kingston) 3-1; Luke Durland (Minisink Valley) dec. Jeff Gonzalez (Washingtonville) 3-1; Anthon Freyre (Monroe-Woodbury) pin Joe Lamonica (Wallkill) 5:42; Randy Wilson (Port Jervis) pin Peter Persoon (Goshen) 0:11; Francesco Pichardo (Washingtonville) dec. Phil Kersting (Warwick) 7-3; Matthew Porter (Valley Central) pin Andrew Giese (Cornwall) 3:46; Rob Cuomo (Saugerties) pin Draven Nieves (Middletown) 0:53.
195 pounds: Tom Braunius (Pine Bush) pin Steven Fox (Cornwall) 4:57; Chris Giordano (Warwick) pin Rich Jones (Wallkill) 1:11; James Bethel (Saugerties) pin Joe Santianna (Goshen) 1:13; Michael Byrne (Minisink Valley) pin Jobany Calderon (Newburgh Free Academy) 0:13; Krajl Haxhaj (Valley Central) pin Juan Velazquez (Middletown) 4:27.
220 pounds: Charles Aregbsola (Goshen) pin Frank Smith (Monticello) 4:24; Tyler Vervalin (Monroe-Woodbury) pin Matthew Macagne (Valley Central) 2:31; Sam Weinger (Washingtonville) pin Matthew Deronda (Valley Central) 0:52; Jansen Costello (Kingston) pin Malachiu Hopkins (Newburgh Free Academy) 2:27; Evan Longinott (Wallkill) pin Joe Bock (Port Jervis) 5:45.
285 pounds: Quintell Williams (Middletown) dec. Kevin Santos (Minisink Valley) 6-4; Brandon Mascaro (Wallkill) pin Andre Davidson (Kingston) 1:39; Terrel Lawrence (Saugerties) pin Jonathan Zambrano (Valley Central) 5:23; Joshua Obermeyer (Port Jervis) pin Jake Muller (Warwick) 1:16.
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Section 9 finals matchups
99 pounds: No. 1 Chris Cuccolo (Pine Bush) vs. No. 2 Vinny Vespa (Monroe-Woodbury)
106 pounds: No. 1 Pedro Rosales (Middletown) vs. No. 2 Evan Barczak (Monroe-Woodbury)
113 pounds: No. 1 John Stramiello (Pine Bush) vs. No. 2 Dylan Booth (Port Jervis)
120 pounds: No. 1 P.J. Smoot (Monroe-Woodbury) vs. No. 2 Damani Burns (Newburgh)
126 pounds: No. 1 Michael Raccioppi (Minisink Valley) vs. No. 3 Sean Foschini (Newburgh)
132 pounds: No. 1 A.J. Aeberli (Warwick) vs. No. 7 Chris Truglio (Minisink Valley)
138 pounds: No. 3 Thomas Wightman (Warwick) vs. No. 4 Brett Johnson (Cornwall)
145 pounds: No. 1 Mark Milisci (Washingtonville) vs. No. 3 Frankie Hernandez (Minisink Valley)
152 pounds: No. 1 Dan DeCarlo (Port Jervis) vs. No. 2 Drake Barczak (Monroe-Woodbury)
160 pounds: No. 1 Travis Edwards (Port Jervis) vs. No. 2 J.P. Vandercliff (Monroe-Woodbury)
170 pounds: No. 1 A.J. Voelker (Monroe-Woodbury) vs. No. 2 Kyle McGuire (Newburgh)
182: No. 1 Connor Leavell (Warwick) vs. No. 2 Rob Cuomo (Saugerties)
195: No. 1 Deon Edmond (Kingston) vs. No. 3 Michael Byrne (Minisink Valley)
220 pounds: No. 1 Josh Bonneau (Minisink Valley) vs. No. 3 Rob Kelly (Monroe-Woodbury)
285 pounds: No. 1 Terrence Cheeks (Newburgh) vs. No. 2 Isaac Serrano (Newburgh)


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Liverpool are close to hijacking Arsenal's for Atletico Madrid defender Javier Manquillo, according to Metro.
The Spain Under-20 star looked set for a season long loan move to Arsenal where the Gunners would have had first option to sign him permanently next summer.
But Brendan Rodgers has reportedly pipped Arsene Wenger to his signature after guaranteeing him more playing time at Anfield, with the defender initially expressing his concerns with what he was being offered at Arsenal.
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The 20-year-old is now desperate to join Liverpool and is hoping a deal between the Reds and La Liga champions Atletico Madrid can be agreed as soon as possible.
Wenger, however, has already identified an alternative option, with Catania's Gino Peruzzi now well and truly in this sights.
Liam don't really have a clue manquillo would be nothing but a bench warmer in the arsenal squad with our defense looking as it does now Liverpool defence is shocking so he will get first team football besides alot better players out there
Sad article, trying to create a ribbing for Arsenal when the reality is Arsenal decided he was not urgently needed, Arsenal need back-up for whoever replaces Vermaelen should he leave. And this young league that was being discussed was the main reason for buying him. It's not like it matters
Last time pool hijacked someone on loan touted to be heading to arsenal was sahin… I rest my case


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Ganeti: GPL Virtualization Tool by Google
Ganeti is a software tool from Google's Zurich branch that manages virtual machines running on Xen. Developers working for the search engine enterprise have now released Ganeti under GPLv2.
Ganeti gives users the ability to install, start and stop virtual machines on Xen. It additionally supports failover between physical machines. The software was developed in order to set up or restore virtual servers on expendable, cheap standard hardware.
In combination with DRBD users can also set up distributed filesystems. The developers recommend cluster sizes of between 1 and 25 physical nodes.
A beta version of Ganeti is available from the Google code page where users will also find a sample definition for a Debian Etch guest system. Right now, Ganeti only supports para-virtualization under Xen, but not full virtualization. Live migration of systems is not supported.
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