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Her older brother A.J. Morgan topped 1,000 career points and is Bucktail's all-time leading football passer.
He is one of Bucktail's all-time greatest athletes.
It is his younger sister Maria who has a chance to be the best athlete Bucktail has ever seen.
Only a sophomore, Maria already has made a huge impact in basketball, tennis and softball. Forget those two other sports for now, though, because it is basketball where Maria is establishing herself as a Class A all-state candidate.
Breaking program records as a freshman and averaging 31.7 points per game as a sophomore can do that for a girl. Many cannot find Renovo on a map, but here is thinking that colleges soon will locate it because Morgan is the real deal. She is only 5-foot-6, but has blazing speed, terrific range and the whole package. She proved that again last Thursday at St. John Neumann, having a hand in all 50 of her team's points, scoring 25, dealing 12 assists and making eight steals.
It was a tremendous performance but it also was one that has become routine to those who have watched her play a lot.
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1. Montoursville (8-2)
The Warriors are in a three-way tie for first in the HAC-II, along with Mount Carmel and Southern Columbia and all are 3-0. Montoursville finds out a lot about itself this week with games against Lewisburg and Southern Columbia, Wednesday and Saturday. Minersville snapped Montoursville's six-game winning streak, but Marissa Hall scored a career-high 16 points Saturday as the Warriors thumped Hughesville, 64-32. Montoursville has let only two teams score more than 40 points.
2. Lewisburg (6-2)
Playing three games in three nights did not faze Lewisburg which won all three by double-digit margins. Lois Lesher usually does a lot of the dirty work for the Dragons but scored a career-high 21 points against Mifflinburg. The next night, Lesher grabbed eight rebounds and blocked six shots in a 48-35 win over Central Columbia. Point guard Maria Kelleher had 43 points in wins over Central Columbia and Newport.
3. Warrior Run (5-3)
It speaks to the depth and strength of the HAC-II conference that Warrior Run is 0-3 thus far. The Defenders lost 41-32 at Southern Columbia (8-1) Saturday a week after rallying past Muncy the previous week. The Defenders have one of the area's best defenses but have been struggling to score consistently. Warrior Run has been held to 45 points or fewer in four of its last five games.
4. Muncy (7-1)
The Indians made an impressive statement Saturday at Neumann, winning 67-36 and handing the Knights only their second loss. Four players scored in double figures and the reserves played well too as Muncy put together one of its most complete games. Charity Good is the team's only senior but three starters are back from last year's team that is seeking its first HAC-III championship and tied for first with Benton.
"We have a lot of young girls that are just getting used to things and I think they're starting to get the flow of things," Jordan Jones said, after a 16-point, 8-assist performance against Neumann. "I'm a leader but Brianna and Crystal are leaders too, Charity is definitely a leader and she is awesome this year."
5. Mansfield (7-2)
A two-week layoff did little to cool the Tigers who romped to wins that totaled 50 points against Liberty and North Penn. Emily James played well in both games, averaging 18 points and she is one of four players averaging at least nine per game. Mansfield could make a run at both a league title and District 4's top Class A seed.
Player of the Week
Jen Jackson,
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The junior forward is having a terrific season and continued it last week, scoring 41 points against Milton and Montgomery. Jackson had a double-double in the Montgomery win, grabbing 11 rebounds and is the team's leading scorer and rebounder.
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Lewisburg at Montoursville
Wednesday's game is another HAC-II showdown between teams that have District 4 Class AA championship potential. These are two of the area's fastest and most athletic teams and watching standout point guards Maria Kelleher and Kirsten O'Malley compete against each other should be a lot of fun.
"She is an amazing player," Bucktail long-time coach Carl Gentzyel said.
"A couple times we lost our concentration on her and it was, 'bam!' She was just right there doing something," Neumann coach Steve Sholder said. "She was finding her teammates (Thursday) and she caught on right away. We were focusing on her and she took what we gave her and that's the mark of a good player."
A year ago, A.J., now playing football at Lycoming, became Bucktail's all-time leader in passing yards and touchdowns. He also reached 1,000 career points and was the school's best male athlete. His sister was the best female athlete after scoring a record 505 points and averaging more than 20 per game. As good as A.J. was, Maria has a chance to surpass his point total in only her second season if she continues playing this well.
"I look up to him a lot. He's inspirational," Maria said of A.J. "He gives me advice all the time so it's good to have a brother that is good at sports, too, especially at basketball. He wants me to beat his record."
Morgan has scored at least 21 points in all seven games. She has topped 25 points six times, 30 points five times and scored a career-high 42 against Millville. The intelligent point guard consistently beat Neumann double teams and is adept at getting to the basket. Once there, Morgan does not force things. She finishes, draws a foul or hits the open player.
To comprehend how special Morgan's season has been thus far think about this: Entering the Neumann game she was averaging as many points as Kelly Mazzante did as a senior at Montoursville. She also is averaging more than current Maryland starter Tierney Pfirman did at South Williamsport last year.
As explosive a scorer as she is, Morgan also leads Bucktail in assists and combines tremendous vision with a keen awareness of where the other nine players are at all times. Her instincts and quickness make Morgan a good defender and she leads the team in steals. She is tough and fearless and never takes a play off.
It does not hurt that Morgan is constantly working. She is talented but so are a lot of high school players. It is her drive and desire to win and improve that helps Morgan achieve what she has.
"She pushes herself and pushes the other kids," Gentzyel said. "At practice by her working so hard she's not only pushing herself but she's also helping her teammates do better."
Morgan is one of four sophomore starters. A year ago, she helped a more experienced team have one of its best seasons in the last decade. This year, Bucktail is experiencing some growing pains, losing three straight. Morgan keeps the Bucks in every game, but she would trade the remarkable stats for consistent wins any day. Following the Neumann game, the fact that she had a hand in every point meant nothing. Morgan only cared about the final score.
That is the kind of attitude that can only make her and the Bucks better.
"It's not like we're getting crushed. We're sticking with teams so it's not as bad but it's still rough," Morgan said. "We have to get the wins, but it's going to all come together sooner or later."
Because she plays at one of the state's smallest public schools, some might not believe Morgan is as good as her stats suggest. Go watch her play. Then one will realize this:
She is even better.
In that game Thursday, Morgan and Neumann's Meghan Trenholm and Emily Sholder combined for 65 points, 23 assists, 21 rebounds and 18 steals. All three are among the area's premier players. And just two years ago they played on the same team.
Morgan, Trenholm and Sholder played for the same AAU basketball team during the summer of 2011 and became good friends. They also played well together and developed good chemistry. Those who coach against Bucktail and Neumann (6-2) are glad this trio is no longer together.
"All the players around here play together so it's a good experience," Morgan said. "We all know each other so it's awesome seeing all of us be good and then get to play together and be even better."
Her sisters Kierstin and Jamie helped South Williamsport win a district championship and two league titles in the past four seasons. Jamie scored her 1,000th career point last year so expectations are high for youngest sister Anna, especially after she had a standout junior high career. Last Saturday, Anna might have taken a big step forward and offered a glimpse of things to come.
Steer scored six points, grabbed 11 rebounds and made two huge blocks late as South rallied from an 11-point third-quarter deficit and beat Montgomery, 42-35. What was especially impressive was when Steer did her damage. She scored all her points in the game's last nine minutes, made a nice pass to Jen Jackson which gave South a five-point lead in the final minute, and made two impressive blocks in the game's final 2 minutes, 30 seconds.
Steer is South's second-leading scorer thus far and has a nice blend of size, post-up ability and vision. The genes are not too shabby either.
"I sat her down at practice (Friday) and told her I realize you're just a freshman and everybody you're going against is older than you but you have to play better," South coach Mike Allison said. "I told her, 'you were really good in junior high and I know high school is different, but you have it in you so hopefully this game will carry over for her."
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Kernersville, NC -- Police arrested and charged a Kernersville woman for abusing a child, according to the police department.
Kernersville police responded to Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center for the suspicious injury of a child April 21.
After investigating, police arrested 21-year-old Heather Lynn Richard Wednesday. She's charged with two counts of felony child abuse inflicting serious bodily injury (Class C felony) and five counts of felony child abuse inflicting serious injury (Class E felony).
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An overview of the company's pursuit of quality and sustainability.
At Benjamin Moore we believe in the safety of our products, both for the people who use them and for the environment. To this end, we have created a line of high-quality, low- or zero-VOC paints, and also contribute to the safe disposal of paint as a member of the nonprofit organization Paint Care.
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There are at least two main reasons a new home needs an inspection. First, a minor defect in a new home can become a major issue in the future. For example, if ventilation is not installed in an attic properly mold can develop over time and roof shingles won't last as long. Second, no matter how good a superintendent is, he can't watch all the workers all the time. Here are some other reasons a new home needs an inspection.
1. "The City Building Inspector passed it…"
The local building inspectors are often times over worked and only look at the home for 10 minutes three or four times. A home inspector in Oregon follows the State Standards of Practice for Home Inspections - that keeps us on site for three hours or more. We have the opportunity to see things the inspector couldn't or things like how systems affect one another or other things not in their scope. Sometimes things just get overlooked.
2. Cosmetic vs. incorrect installation vs. incomplete installation
Cosmetic issues are the responsibility of the buyer and agent to point out to the builder. Cosmetic issues include overspray or paint discoloration, crooked tile or trim and the like. In a new home inspection the inspector should be looking for incomplete or incorrect system or component installations. Some of these systems include water heaters; heating and cooling systems; paint coverage (as weather protection); appliance installations; ventilation; and whole house ventilation systems
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Building products are constantly being improved or updated. Installation instructions and requirements change regularly. More and more often, building codes reference the manufacturer's installation instructions. Inspectors must be willing to research new products to ensure they are installed properly.
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I recently attempted to create two new Project Server PWA instances through Central Admin on a MOSS 2007/Project Server farm. I went to the SSP and clicked on Project Web Access Sites under Project Server. I then clicked on "Create Project Web Access Site" and filled out all the required information, including unique database names for the new site. The creation of the site would start, then it would spin and spin and spin….after a few minutes it would fail with a message saying "Failed – check Event Logs." The event logs showed no errors. Nothing at all related to the PWA instance failing.
The ULS logs did show errors indicating two of the three servers in the farm were trying to update the SSP and were causing conflict. There was nothing else to indicate what was causing the error.
I searched the internet and found nothing that applied to our situation. As a matter of fact, there was very little on the error at all. There were a couple of posts about the binaries not being installed on the server that housed Project Server, but that was about it. MOSS 2007 was installed on the same server and I had successfully created PWA instances in the past.
After reviewing everything on the server to make sure there weren't any problems, I got Microsoft involved. They told me that to prevent each server from having to make SQL calls to pull information from the configuration database, data is cached on the servers. Sometimes this data will become corrupt and have to be cleared out and rebuilt. The process for clearing the cache can be found here.
Although the article states it resolves issues with timer jobs failing and does not state this will resolve the issue of PWA instance creations failing, it did do the trick. After the steps were followed new PWA instances could be created without errors.
I did a little more research on timer jobs and found the PWASSPSubmitSiteCreationTimerJob is responsible for creating new PWA instances. Apparently this was the timer job the corrupted cache was interfering with.
Now there is an article that ties the failing of PWA instance creation to timer job failures and clearing the cache. Maybe it will save someone else some time.😉
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"the beef curtians opened, she was ready to start the show."
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A labia so large that it hangs like window drapery.
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City leaders in Easton say it's time for comprehensive immigration reform.
On Wednesday night, they want to pass a resolution in City Council, calling on Congress to get it done.
The resolution itself is a symbolic gesture more than anything.
It's full of language that highlights the need for reform.
Even though local legislators can't make their own decisions on the issue, Mayor Sal Panto says passing the resolution is a way the city can urge Congress to do its job.
"It's just asking Congress to do what they're supposed to do. They're supposed to be our legislators. They need to start legislating," Panto said.
The resolution will be introduced to Easton City Council Wednesday night.
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Desert Hot Springs native Sarah Robles is headed to London to compete in the 2012 Olympic games.
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She turns two
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It went great. I just finished washing the dishes. We didn't use one paper or disposable product. :) Well, aside from the cupcake liners but they were eco-friendly.
She blew out her candle, with the perfect and softest and sweetest "fwhew."
I held other people's babies this weekend.
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Hembury sees what he needs in Top Hat loss
December 10, 2012
The match with Bald Eagle Area's Jacob Taylor had been a year in the making for Muncy's Troy Hembury. He had hoped to wrestle Taylor a year ago at the Top Hat coming off winning his first state medal....
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This is quite brilliant. Quite amazing. Quite humbling.
It's a collage from the cool Polish fashion blog Szafa Sztywniary. While our Polish friends in Krakow, Warsaw, Lodz, Torun and Wroclaw have been waving the Cycle Chic banner high and proud, this collage features Polish bloggers - by and large fashion bloggers - who have all taken a photo involving the bicycle.
What a splendid collection of photos. Szafa Sztywniary got the others to contribute to the collage. Cycle Chic is steadily moving into the mainstream. Thanks to you all. I'm humbled.
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Cops who break protocol and kill innocent civilians do not deserve special treatment. They are not above the law.
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These laws endanger public safety and excuse the murder of innocent youth like Trayvon Martin and Jordan Davis.
While all 6 officers who killed Freddie Gray are out of jail, many protesters face unjust criminal charges and high bail
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The organizers hope that a wide range of papers relating to Philippine history will be offered, with preference given to topics focused on resistance and/or the Philippine-American War. We invite scholars, graduate students, and activists to submit proposals for papers, readings, and workshops. Proposals for full panels are especially welcomed. Deadline for proposals is 1 October.
The keynote speaker will be Dr. Rico Jose from the University of the Philippines, Diliman.
The goal of this conference is to recognize the centennial of General Macario Sakay's death. Sakay's resistance to Spanish and American colonial rule has produced parallel frameworks of analysis where his legacy as Filipino freedom fighter emerges in conflict with his execution as a criminal by U.S. forces in 1907. In the past century, Filipino resistance has been variously constructed and deconstructed, and the anniversary Sakay's death offers an opportunity to revisit these historical sites of contestation.


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The holidays bring families and friends together to share in celebrations and special times of giving. But for families dealing with a cancer diagnosis or other major illness, the holidays can be difficult. The American Red Cross' Give Something that Means Something winter campaign runs through Jan. 6, 2014, and encourages eligible donors to give something meaningful this holiday season by donating blood or platelets for hospital patients in need. On Tuesday December 24, Trident Medical Center will host a blood drive for the community from 8am – 1pm. Every donor will receive a free t-shirt from the American Red Cross. To schedule an appointment, please call 1-800-733-2767 or schedule your appointment online: www.redcrossblood.org and enter tridentmed as the sponsor. Walk-ins are welcome but donors with appointments will be taken first. Trident Health is an HCA hospital system comprised of two acute care hospitals – Trident Medical Center and Summerville Medical Center – as well as Moncks Corner Medical Center. The Joint Commission recently named Trident Health to their list of the nation's top hospitals for quality and safety. In 2012, Trident Health provided almost $40 million in charity and uncompensated care and contributed $27 million in taxes. Accredited by The Joint Commission, Trident Health is committed to providing quality health services along with wellness information and opportunities to the communities it serves. For more information about Trident Health, please visit our website at www.tridenthealthsystem.com or call 843.797.7000.
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on February 7, 2013 - 8:09 PM
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Sophisticated GPS technology – on a tractor.
A high-tech milling machine that can create "greener" lumber by cutting closer and wasting less wood.
Or how about this: a robotic milking machine that scans a cow to pull up digital data about its milk production, and knows just where to find its unique set of udders.
"This gives the dairyman his life back," said Christine Krawczyk, showing off the features on a cutting-edge milking machine by DeLaval. "We have people that can now attend their kids' sporting events."
Stop into the third annual Western New York Farm Show, running until Saturday at the Showplex at the Hamburg Fairgrounds, and two things become abundantly clear.
One: Farming is not what you think it is anymore.
And two: It's hard work, yes, but this also looks a lot like fun.
Take one of the onboard computer and global positioning system devices on display at the booth for Oxbo, a farm equipment company based in Byron.
This computer drives the tractor for you, thanks to auto-steering, said Andy Joy, a specialist for the company. It tracks your fertilizer application and your planting. It tries its best to correct any mistakes you make, right away.
"It keeps track of where you've been in the field," said Joy. "It eliminates overlap."
But do farmers like eliminating some of the guesswork of their livelihood?
"Once they get it, they're addicted to it," said Joy.
The Farm Show attracted 5,000 people in its first year and 10,000 last year, according to executives at the Evans Agency, the Southtowns-based insurance agency that hosts and organizes the event.
"Western New York has the best agriculture in the state," said Alan R. Butzer, account executive at the Evans Agency and executive director of the Farm Show. "It's the most diverse. Everything from agriculture and crops, dairy, equine, maple products, timber and forestry – it's the most diverse in the Northeast."
This year, the event includes about 120 exhibitors, organizers said.
The timing of the Farm Show was chosen with farmers' schedules in mind, Butzer said.
"This is the best time to have a Farm Show. Farmers are busy in the summer," he said. "This is their down time."
Farmers at the show agreed, and said they appreciated the chance to get out, see some new products and technologies and talk to others.
"You can see new things," said Stephen Woloszyn, of Woloszyn Dairy Farm in Delevan, who farms 600 acres and has close to 200 cows on a spread his father farmed before him. "You come in here and it's all in one place. Farmers don't get out much – it's good to socialize."
Woloszyn said he has two sons who want to go into his business some day – which means he is looking carefully at technologies like the robotic milkers.
"That may be in our future," he said.
In one building, a glitzy new horse trailer was shown off by Bill Hopkins of Lazy H Horse Sales in Sardinia, who sells trailers and also deals in horses all over Western New York.
High-tech features also have come to equine products, said Hopkins, who gestured to new light-emitting diode (LED) lights that blink on the back of the Homesteader trailer (price: about $15,000) he was exhibiting, as well as to new 2-inch-thick floors in the trailers, made out of a synthetic material now, no longer wood.
"They're just as nice as your car now," he said, of the trailer. "They're not the ugly old trailer anymore."
In another corner of the complex of three buildings making up the Farm Show event, Jeremy Hutton of Wood-Mizer, a milling equipment company with a branch in Hannibal, was talking up the virtues of high-tech new milling band saws that can take down a 36-inch-diameter tree, while cutting more finely and greatly reducing the amount of board waste.
"This mill's a lot greener than the saws of yesterday," said Hutton, standing next to slabs of thick black walnut from a Panama tree that he had just milled within the hour. "We're cutting down on how many trees you have to harvest to have usable material.
"People are looking for, 'Let's harvest less, and produce more,'" Hutton said.
Hutton said the mill cost about $25,000, and could be towed from site to site for use on farms but also in backyards or in urban locations.
"It's less than a pickup truck," he said, of the price, "and you can make a living with it."
Nearby, representatives of the state's beef industry offered passersby something called a "Hot Beef Sundae" – which turned out to be mashed potatoes covered with shredded beef, shredded cheese, sour cream, and a cherry tomato.
"It's the best," said Kathie Librock, who was working the beef stand. "I have not heard a complaint."
The Western New York Farm Show is free and open to the public, and parking is also free. It will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. The Fairgrounds are located at 5600 McKinley Parkway, Hamburg.
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on December 17, 2012 - 12:29 AM
TORONTO – Lost in the carnage that was a 50-17 loss to the Seattle Seahawks in the Rogers Centre was a milestone day for Buffalo Bills running back C.J. Spiller.
A 17-carry, 103-yard day pushed Spiller over 1,000 rushing yards in a season for the first time in his three-year career. Spiller surpassed the 1,000-yard mark in just 154 carries, the second-fewest number needed to reach the milestone in NFL history, trailing only the 119 Chicago Bears running back Beattie Feathers needed to become the NFL's first 1,000-yard rusher in 1934.
Spiller, though, didn't find much satisfaction in the number.
"You get beat like that, there's nothing you can take away from this game that you can walk away and say you're proud of," he said. "Yeah, it's good to rush for a thousand, but when you get your brains beat in like that, there's nothing to be happy about."
Spiller caught three passes, but they went for a total of minus-2 yards.
"We couldn't get him any screen passes. We couldn't get him the ball in the open field like we wanted to," Bills coach Chan Gailey said. "He made some things happen. Then we got so far behind, we just couldn't stick with the running game the way we wanted to."
Spiller's 14-yard touchdown run in the first quarter was his seventh overall touchdown of the season, setting a single-season personal best. Spiller, who now has 1,047 rushing yards, actually saw his rushing average of 6.6 yards per carry go down slightly, to 6.5.
Still, no player in NFL history has ever finished a season with 160 or more carries (Spiller now has 161) with a rushing average of 6.5 or better.
"I tip my hat to the offensive line and the guys that have been doing the downfield blocking," Spiller said. "I wish it would've come in a better form, in a win. That would've made this ride a whole lot better. It didn't. It's just one of those milestones I can just cross off now."
Seattle's defense devoted its attention to Spiller.
"It was our main focus, stopping him," said Seahawks defensive end Chris Clemons.
The Bills dropped to 1-4 in their five regular-season games played in the Rogers Centre. Buffalo has been outscored in those contests, 107-85.
"It's tough. You can't come up and criticize these fans for cheering the way that they do or how they view the game," Bills safety George Wilson said. "You got to give these people something to be excited about and most of those plays came from Seattle."
Even a halftime performance by PSY, the South Korean rapper whose "Gangnam Style" video is the most viewed in YouTube history, wasn't enough to fill the stands. The paid attendance was 40,770.
"I don't think where we played [Sunday] had anything to do with it," Gailey said. "You play good or you play bad whether it's home, road or anywhere. The bottom line is you have to play well," Gailey said.
"I don't care where you are. If you're a good football team, you play well. If you're not a good football team, you don't play well. ... You would obviously like to play at home, but I said the other day you like to play 16 of them at home, but you can't. That's the way it is. You can't worry about that. That's not [what] affected us."
"We looked at it [as] kind of a bowl game situation," said Seahawks coach Pete Carroll. "We're in kind of a semi-neutral site for us, and the stadium is a gorgeous place – the town is a great town. We tried to have some fun with it. It was cool to hear the [Canadian] anthem. We tried to make the most of it and enjoy the heck out of it. And fortunately, we had a real cool win, too."
An agreement between the Bills and Rogers Communications to extend the series has already been approved by the NFL, but details have yet to be announced.
Center Eric Wood missed his second straight game for the Bills with a knee injury. Cornerback Leodis McKelvin sat out for the first time this season because of a groin injury, while receiver Donald Jones missed his second game in the past three weeks because of a calf injury.
Quarterback Tarvaris Jackson, cornerback T.J. Heath, defensive tackle Jay Ross and offensive tackle Chris Scott were healthy inactives for the Bills.
Linebacker Arthur Moats (ankle) and receiver Marcus Easley (hamstring) left the game because of injuries Sunday. They did not return to the lineup.
Gailey will provide an update on the injured players today at One Bills Drive.
The Seahawks were without starting cornerback Walter Thurmond because of a hamstring injury.
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More than two hours later, she collected another trophy, as Country Artist of the Year. "I'm just havin' the best time doin' this," she said.
Justin Bieber was a triple winner, as Digital Artist of the Year, Top New Artist and Fan Favorite – great excuses to hug and kiss his seat mate in the audience of Las Vegas's MGM Grand: Selena Gomez.
On stage, sporting a gold lamé tuxedo jacket, the "Baby" singer, 17, thanked his fans, as well as his mother and "my whole family, [talent manager] Scooter Braun, Usher – basically everyone who helped me get out of my hometown and live my dream."
As PEOPLE reported from the rehearsal, a ravishingly redheaded Rihanna opened the show with her song "S&M" before being joined a black-masked Britney Spears.
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One of his ensuing comedy sequences was followed by his movie costars Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms and Zach Galifianakis espousing their love of "urban music" – and introducing Keith Urban, who sang his country hit "Long Hot Summer" while wife Nicole Kidman smiled at him from the audience.
All-Star Beyoncé TributeSpears returned to the stage hours later, to duet with rapper Nicki Minaj. Rihanna returned when Justin Bieber handed her award for Female Artist of the Year. "It was so cool" to have him present it to her, she said.
Taio Cruz's "Dynamite" was named Top Hot 100 Song. Lady Antebellum took Country Song of the Year, for the heavily downloaded "Need You Now." The Black Eyed Peas were the Top Duo/Group. "I want to thank our families for dealing with us," said Fergie.
At the top of the second hour, no less than First Lady Michelle Obama, Bono, Barbra Streisand, Stevie Wonder and Lady Gaga paid tribute (on film) to Beyonce Knowles. Mrs. Obama applauded "the role model she provides so many women," while mother Tina Knowles spoke of how Whitney Houston had served as the young Beyoncé's own role model. "Beyoncé has made history and she's not even 30 yet," said Wonder.
Performing a dynamic rendition of "Run the World (Girls)" that took her right into the audience, Beyoncé was then presented the Billboard Millennium Award, for her music and for her foundation's humanitarian work. While expressing her thanks, Beyoncé also shouted out her love to her husband, Jay-Z.
Other notable winners during the performance-heavy, three-hour broadcast on ABC included Rihanna again, this time as Radio Artist of the Year; U2, as Top Touring Artist; and the Icon Winner, Neil Diamond. "I don't know what it means to be an icon, but I always wanted to be one," he said. "I'll Google it after the show."


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With that in mind, I put together this helpful list. You know you need to get out more when…
You re-read a book for the third time, and you didn't like it the first time.You decide to make a syrup-succotash-pomegranate casserole.You know the serial number of your refrigerator by heart.You shop online for dog clothes.You know the precise number of floorboards in every room in your house. OR, you know the number of ceiling tiles in every room in your house.You think, "I should sew a pantsuit. How hard can it be?"You check your Facebook newsfeed every seven minutes.You moisturize your neck, face, elbows, legs, knees, feet and knuckles. You do this mainly because you're required to stand immobile for 10 minutes while it all soaks in, and you can't think of a better way to waste 10 minutes.You count the pieces of kibble when you feed the dog.You actually try to put your feet behind your head. Bonus points if you also try to stand on your head.You walk from one room to the other with no discernable purpose. Extra points if you wring your hands and sigh loudly.You watch a golf match. You hate golf.You bake cookies for the fourth time this week.You upload your photo at an online eyewear site to see how you'd look in various frames. And you don't wear glasses.You seriously consider buying a couple of pigs to raise for market.You blend two half-empty buckets of paint and decide to paint the bathroom with the resulting color, which happens to be puce.You pull out your rusty old Epilady and think, "I should try this again."You sit on the porch and count the number of fire ant mounds in the yard. OR you sit on the porch and throw peanut shells at the squirrels.You flop on the floor for three hours watching a Scooby-Doo marathon (which admittedly is better than any reality show on TV.)You get all excited about waxing the kitchen floor, even though nobody's waxed a kitchen floor in 20 years. Unless they live on an ancestral estate and have scullery maids to do it.You lie on the sofa wondering why your ancestors were never rich enough to have scullery maids.You Google your ex (husband, boyfriend, BFF) for the 35th time.You look up franchise fees for various fast food restaurants, and realize you will never own a fast food franchise.You realize you are too old and too tired to appreciate the hilarity of the Harlem Shake.You seriously consider polishing all the silver.You decide today would be a good day to try making beef jerky.You wonder who started catch-and-release for bass, and why. Don't they taste good?You clean out the medicine cabinet and discover a bottle of Absorbine Jr. from 1987.You use the last few Lee Press-On Nails. On the dog.You decide to design your own wine labels, even though A) You don't make wine and B) You don't drink wine.You know the birth order AND baby daddy of every character on "Here Comes Honey Boo-Boo."Julie R. Smith, who can spend hours studying haloes around ceiling lights, can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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on February 18, 2013 - 7:49 PM
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A man wanted in connection with an armed robbery in Pennsylvania is being held in the Cattaraugus County Jail following his arrest last week.
BryanSuleski, 29, was held under orders from County Judge Michael L. Nenno pending extradition documents from Erie County, Pa.
The Cattaraugus County Sheriff's Office said Suleski, who was living on West Elm Street in Olean, was arrested Friday morning by sheriff's deputies on a warrant issued by New York Parole.
Suleski, who is accused of committing an armed robbery in Mill Creek Township, Pa., is being held as a fugitive from justice. He is accused of violating parole by not reporting to state parole officers in Olean.


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on December 4, 2012 - 8:20 PM
LOCKPORT – Niagara County Judge Sara Sheldon Farkas ordered a robbery suspect to give another DNA sample Tuesday, but the defendant refused and was given two weeks to file an appeal of Farkas' order.
Ryan S. Smith had his previous conviction overturned by the Appellate Division of State Supreme Court on the grounds that Farkas should not have permitted prosecutors to use a DNA sample obtained after the handcuffed Smith was zapped with a Taser electronic stun gun by Niagara Falls police in 2008.
That DNA sample, a "buccal swab" from the inside of Smith's cheek, was taken after a laboratory error contaminated the first sample he had given with full consent the month before.
The forcibly obtained DNA matched that left on a glove found near the scene of a Christmas Eve 2006 armed robbery of a gas station and convenience store in the Falls, and that left on a can of Sierra Mist allegedly sipped by a man who invaded a Niagara Falls home July 27, 2006.
That was one of two invasions Smith allegedly committed that day. The second included the shooting of a man.
Smith, 24, was found guilty of 24 charges for the three incidents and was sentenced to 45 years in prison, but the Appellate Division canceled the verdict and the sentence in March.
Court-appointed defense attorney Joseph Terranova has asserted that without DNA evidence, the prosecution cannot convict Smith.
"We've already litigated the first and second buccal swabs," said Erie County Assistant District Attorney Paul C. Parisi, assigned as a special prosecutor. "We're left with starting over."
"Unfortunately, that is true," Farkas told Smith. "We start fresh."
Parisi conceded that the Appellate Division gave no guidance on how to deal with a request for fresh DNA.
Terranova said the genetic material collected from Smith in 2008 is still available in the state DNA database, and he said Smith thinks forcing prosecutors to use that for his new trial, now set for April 8, would help his cause.
"Then the jury becomes aware your client has a prior conviction, and we don't want the jury to hear that," Farkas replied.
Parisi denied Smith's claim that he is trying to use "fruit from a poisonous tree." But Farkas gave Terranova two weeks to appeal her order to State Supreme Court.
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- 4 cartons (32 ounces each) vegetable broth
- 1 cup kosher salt
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 1 tablespoon whole peppercorns
- 1-1/2 teaspoons whole allspice
- 1-1/2 teaspoons minced fresh gingerroot
- 4 quarts cold water
- 2 turkey-size oven roasting bags
- 1 turkey (14 to 16 pounds)
- 1 cup water
- 1 medium apple, sliced
- 1 small onion, sliced
- 1 cinnamon stick (3 inches)
- 4 fresh rosemary sprigs
- 6 fresh sage leaves
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- In a stockpot, combine the first six ingredients. Bring to a boil. Cook and stir until salt and brown sugar are dissolved. Remove from the heat. Add the cold water to cool the brine to room temperature.
- Place a turkey-size oven roasting bag inside a second roasting bag; add turkey. Carefully pour cooled brine into bag. Squeeze out as much air as possible; seal bags and turn to coat. Place in a roasting pan. Refrigerate for 18-24 hours, turning occasionally.
- In a microwave-safe bowl, combine the water, apple, onion and cinnamon. Microwave on high for 3-4 minutes or until apples are tender; drain water.
- Drain and discard brine. Rinse turkey under cold water; pat dry. Place cooked apple mixture, rosemary and sage in turkey cavity. Skewer turkey openings; tie drumsticks together.
- Place turkey breast side up on a rack in a roasting pan. Rub with oil and pepper. Bake, uncovered, at 325° for 2-3/4 to 3-1/4 hours or until a thermometer inserted in thickest part of thigh reads 170°-175°. (Cover loosely with foil if turkey browns too quickly.) Cover and let stand for 15 minutes before carving; discard apple mixture and herbs. Yield: 14 servings.
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"5 star recipe... My family loves it love the moisture"
"I used this recipe last year and it was perfect. The turkey was moist and juicy. I never used the brine method before and it seems to be the key step."
"If you wait till temp reaches 180 degrees and then let rest, covered for 15min (temp now has reached 185 degrees) you are assured to have another dried out turkey. The rest of the recipe is now rendered useless. Roast bird @ 325 degrees after brining 12 hrs till internal temp reaches 165 degrees. Remove bird to large ice chest, placing bird in a clean pan and cover w/ bath towels for 15 to 30 min. The FDA changed the cooking temp reccomendation in 2006 and many cookbooks have the old 180 degree temp. If you have a Butterball, kosher or any other self basting turkey, DO NOT BRINE. It will be too salty."


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Posted 15 July 2012 - 07:08 AM
I am not saying Howard was bad but he wasn't nearly as good as Rinne.
I can just imagine the s*** people here would be saying about Holland if we didn't replace Hasek with Osgood in 08 and lost in the first round and went more than a decade without a Cup (most teams go a lot longer than that)
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Posted 15 July 2012 - 09:18 AM
I agree, Howard is good but he hasn't been good enough to give us an advantage in really right playoff series.
I disagree. Many of the goals that Nashville scored were the result of defensive lapses in which Howard was hung out to dry. He wasn't great but we did not lose because of him. Howard has only been in the playoffs for 3 years. The first year he wasn't very good but you can give him as pass because it was his first time. The second year he was awesome - 0.923 save %. Last year he was hung out to dry.
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Posted 15 July 2012 - 09:26 AM
I will say I was happy when we got Monster. It will be nice to put OUR giant goalie in against other teams' giant goalies. Jimmy can sit on the bench and enjoy the show instead of being run over and shelled. It will be fun, you'll see!
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Posted 15 July 2012 - 09:57 AM
Back in the days Ozzie had some lapses like Howard had, but the Wings were able to score 4 or 5 to make up for it. The league has figured out how stop the Wings: shut down Datsyuk and Zetterberg and force Franzen/Bertuzzi to beat you by themselves.
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Posted 15 July 2012 - 10:21 AM
Posted 15 July 2012 - 10:23 AM
During the Nashville series Detroit had neither.
Posted 15 July 2012 - 10:51 AM
At the same time, the difference in the Nashville series was "mistakes". Most of the goals Nashville got were because of turnovers the Wings defense made behind the net, and the puck was quickly thrown out front to an open man for a goal. We didn't have any chances like that on the other side of the ice. The laziness of Brad Stuart was especially bad in the series.
Posted 15 July 2012 - 11:37 AM
I think Rinne is a great goalie, but I am more inclined to think the difference in the series was defense. The odd time the Wings managed to break through the defense Rinne was able to be beat, the problem was the Nashville D wasn't allowing that to happen very often.. Most of the Wings shots ended up being blocked or taken from places that didn't have much of a chance at scoring. While on the other hand the defensive lapses that troubled the Wings all season ended up being their undoing as Nashville was able to expose them.
This is exactly how I remember it. The quality of chances the Red Wings had offensively were very limited. Nashville was very good at keeping Detroit to the perimeter and blocking shots. And yes, the team then had a bunch of defensive lapses themselves. Howard definitely wasn't the reason Detroit lost the series.
Posted 15 July 2012 - 11:42 AM
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Posted 15 July 2012 - 11:53 AM
I agree, Howard is good but he hasn't been good enough to give us an advantage in really right playoff series.
Howard played an excellent series.
Howard is an average goalie. While you can certainly win a cup with an average goalie it takes a little more to do so. Namely a high powered offense to win games 5 to 4 or a solid defense to make up for the goalie's short comings.
During the Nashville series Detroit had neither.
I don't see how Howard's performance in the last two playoffs can be called average. In 2011 he played very well against the Coyotes and then gave the Wings every chance to win the series against the Sharks. Against the Predators, he was constantly hung out to dry. No goalie can stop impossible-to-stop shots; being unable to do so does not mean that a goalie is inadequate.
Posted 15 July 2012 - 11:58 AM
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Posted 15 July 2012 - 12:22 PM
Exactly. How is it Howard's fault that none of the Wings aside from Z took the puck to the middle of the ice instead of taking every shot from the side boards?
This is complete Bulls***. NO WAY Howard cost us the series or was "the biggest difference maker" in loosing, that is ridiculous. Howard has shown he can compete with the top goalies in the league, but this little problem we had was obviously a "TEAM" thing. The team didn't work together at all thus looked like a team that was leaving early and didn't even seem to care. Howards fault? Ok lol...
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Posted 15 July 2012 - 12:32 PM
I wouldn't say Howard was anything special in the series, though. He didn't get enough work to really stand out and his team hung him out to dry for a majority of the goals against. The goaltending matchup looked more lobsided than it really was. The shot totals were deceiving because Rinne faced 40, but the Red Wings made most of them easy saves from the perimeter.
I guess ultimately the only part of the team I feel "content" with going into next season is the goaltending. Although, both Jimmy and Monster are going to be relied on a little more to maybe steal some games with so much uncertainty on defense. That safety valve of #5 is gone.
Posted 15 July 2012 - 12:41 PM
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Posted 15 July 2012 - 12:43 PM
How quickly we forget about that Kevin Klein goal. Game 4, tied 1-1 and jimmay decides to go for a stroll into the corner (albeit with half the red jerseys on the ice) and ices the series. I still like jimmy, but that play made my freaking head explode on so many levels
How quickly we forget that, eh? One mistake doesn't define an entire series; and had the Wings been able to score any decent number of goals, that blunder wouldn't have been a big deal. That said, Lidstrom and White shared fault on that goal also.
Posted 15 July 2012 - 12:47 PM
The really sad/funny/painful thing is, shooting from the perimeter was not an altogether terrible strategy, since Rinne gift-wrapped about 4,000 glorious rebound opportunities for us. Somehow, though, we failed to get to any and all of them (give or take a couple). Absolutely ludicrous.
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Looking back on the 2012-13 season, it was quite a year - from Chestnut Ridge finishing fourth at the PIAA Duals to its coach, Greg Lazor, being named PIAA Class AA Coach of the Year to Altoona's T.J. Brandt and Ridge's Tyler Dibert winning their fourth district titles.
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Postseason performances of the year: This is a tie among the group of Brandt, Bedford's Ryan Easter and Huntingdon's Collin Glorioso.
Brandt not only won his fourth District 6 title, he became the first Altoona wrestler to be voted Outstanding Wrestler, won his second Northwest Regional Tournament title and finished sixth at the PIAA Class AA Championships. He certainly deserved a state medal in his fourth appearance at Hershey.
Easter, a junior, won his third District 5 title and nearly pulled off a tiebreaker win over Ligonier Valley's Josh Patrick in the Southwest Regional finals - his third loss in the those finals. Then, he made a run all the way to the 120-pound state finals, where he lost to Bethlehem Catholic takedown machine Darian Cruz, 16-4.
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Dual meet of the year: There were closer matches - heck, Glendale wrestled in back-to-back tiebreaker meets - but the ones that stood out were the two Ridge-Bedford nailbiters that had so much on the line.
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In the first meeting - a 39-32 Ridge win - the match swung on Bradie Bollman spladling Brett and pinning him in 19 seconds.
Stories of the year: That's a tie between Ridge's spectacular season and area stars being sidelined by injuries and academics.
A very balanced Ridge went 25-3, scored 50 or more points 15 times, won the District 5 Tournament for the second time, qualified three wrestlers to states and two placed in fifth-placer Austin Buttry (285) and seventh-placer Dibert (170).
Injuries ended the seasons of Philipsburg-Osceola's Chris Thompson (106) and Andrew Greenawalt (145), Tyrone's Jared Beckwith (182) and Northern Bedford's Eric Grace (220). A shoulder injury hampered Bollman into regionals, and Central's Kale Burket (113) finished sixth at regionals, despite having a knee injury that needed surgically repaired later.
Tyrone's D.J. Wunder (195) was cleared medically on the Tuesday before districts to wrestle after a bout with the skin disease impetigo, and then he was declared academically ineligible the next day. Wunder, a senior who scored a 1310 on his SATs, didn't turn in assignments in statistics and physics while he was sick, and his grades slipped. More on that later.
Best individual rivalry: No question that was Bedford's Garrett Thomas and Ridge's Trent Crouse. Thomas won all three bouts, but they were all entertaining, from his 5-3 overtime thriller to the 12-8 Thomas Subaru victory to his come-from-behind 6-4 win at districts.
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Nice touch: My friend and wrestling legend Jim Butler, who died last year, was recognized with a page in the District 6 Class AA program and in the PIAA program. His son, Steven, an assistant at Glendale, handed out the Outstanding Wrestler trophies at states.
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There will be things I'll be looking forward to seeing happening next season. Consider some of them.
n Again, I want to see somebody win a state title. Easter would obviously have the inside track at that feat. He's gained a lot of confidence, but you just never know from year to year.
Glorioso made a lot of improvement over the course of the season, but he was a big 106-pounder, and he could jump up a few weights next season. There's also Beckwith, Burket, Buttry, Altoona's D.J. Hollingshead, Bedford's Jonathan Gabriel and Thomas and Hollidaysburg's Damian Huff just to name a few.
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Since ice on Lake Erie in February no longer is a sure thing, organizers of the Labatt Blue Buffalo Pond Hockey Tournament's sixth annual event have planned accordingly, with several contingencies.
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Students may not notice much that is different when they return to school Monday morning.
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