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Friday's PIAA basketball previews, March 7
PIAA first round
Class A boys
Cochranton vs. Vincentian Academy
Today, 7:30 p.m., Meadville High School
Records: Cochranton 21-3; Vincentian Academy 22-3
How they qualified: Cochranton is the District 10 champion; Vincentian Academy is the fourth seed from District 7.
Outlook: Vincentian Academy is a brutal draw for Cochranton in the first round. The Royals were upset in the District 7 semifinals to drop to the fourth seed. Vincentian easily won its section in the WPIAL and is the No. 8 team in the state. The Royals lost to Monessen in the D-7 semifinals in an epic 110-99 regulation game. Vincentian won its first 15 games of the season before falling to Obama Academy 88-84 in the Pittsburgh Classic at Montour. The Royals are averaging 91.2 points per game this season and had five double-digit scorers in the loss to Monessen, including 22 from Jim Kenna. Cochranton is only allowing 42.5 points per game this season, and the Cardinals will need another big effort to slow down the high-flying Royals. Cochranton is on a nine-game winning streak since losing to Class AAA George Junior 67-53 on Jan. 22. In the Cardinals' three losses this season, they've allowed at least 58 points. Garrett Adams is averaging 13.8 points per game for Cochranton, while 1,000-point scorer Nick Dickson is at 12.7 ppg and Josh Vanderhoof is adding 10 ppg.
What's at stake: The winner plays the Elk County Catholic-Homer Center winner on Tuesday in the second round of the PIAA playoffs.
Erie First Christian Academy vs. Monessen
Today, 7:30 p.m., Chartiers Valley High School
Records: Erie First 15-9; Monessen 20-6
How they qualified: Erie First is the District 10 runner-up; Monessen is the District 7 runner-up.
Outlook: Erie First Christian Academy will need to slow down a high-scoring WPIAL power to pick up its first PIAA playoff win. Monessen is scoring 72.2 points per game and dominated its section in District 7 this season. The Greyhounds had won eight in a row before losing to Lincoln Park, the top team in the state, 85-41 in the WPIAL championship. Monessen goes about 8-9 deep in its rotation and is ranked No. 7 in the state under longtime head coach Joe Salvino, who is closing in on 600 career wins. Clintell Gillaspie is a 6-foot 1-inch senior averaging 18.5 points per game, and senior point guard Jovan Brown adds 14 ppg. Monessen has a pair of outstanding freshmen in Jaden Altomore and Justice Rice, while standout Lavelle Rush is back after being ineligible in the WPIAL playoffs. Erie First had a seven-game winning streak snapped in the D-10 championship by Cochranton, 69-54. Valentine Sangoyami leads the way with 12.8 points per game, followed by 9.4 ppg from Luke Hess, 8.9 ppg from Augustine Mathias and 8.3 ppg from Logan Kallay. Erie First has been in trouble when Sangoyami and Mathias have picked up quick fouls, and the Eagles will need to play smart, tough defense to hang with Monessen.
What's at stake: The winner plays the Bishop Carroll/Clarion-Limestone winner on Tuesday in the second round of the PIAA playoffs.
Eisenhower vs. Ridgway
Today, 7:30 p.m., Clarion's Tippin Gymnasium
Records: Eisenhower 15-9; Ridgway 20-6
How they qualified: Eisenhower is the third seed from District 10; Ridgway is the District 9 champion.
Outlook: Eisenhower received new life on Monday after Kennedy Catholic self-reported an ineligible player being used in the District 10 playoffs. The Knights have a tough game to start the PIAA playoffs as Ridgway fought its way to the District 9 championship. The Elkers got hot at the right time as they entered the D-9 playoffs on a two-game losing streak before winning four in a row to win the district. Jeremy Breier is one of the top scorers in D-9 with 17 points per game, while Josh Roselli is scoring 12 points per game, and Joe Horning is contributing 8.5 ppg. Eisenhower will need to get some momentum going this week after losing two straight games on the court. The Knights went 3-5 on the court during February and will need to beat a D-9 power close to its home. Tre Frank leads Eisenhower with 10.8 points per game, and Jarrett Johnson and Casey Vincent are scoring 10.3 and 10.1 ppg, respectively. The Knights are 4-1 against District 9 this season, with wins over Austin, Bradford and two against Sheffield. Eisenhower also lost to North Clarion 63-50. Ridgway routed Sheffield twice, but did not play the other three teams.
What's at stake: The winner plays the Berlin-Brothersvalley/North Catholic winner on Tuesday in the second round of the PIAA playoffs.
Class AAA boys
Farrell vs. Montour
Today, 7:30 p.m., Sharon High School
Records: Farrell 22-3; Montour 16-8
How they qualified: Farrell is the District 10 champion; Montour is the fifth seed from District 7.
Outlook: Montour isn't the same powerhouse that made a run to the PIAA Class AAA semifinals last winter, but the Spartans are still a dangerous team this season. Montour has won six of its past eight games with the losses coming to Class A power Lincoln Park (82-60) and in the District 7 quarterfinals to Central Valley, 50-38. Central Valley went on to win the WPIAL championship. Montour has been looking to fill the void left by graduate Devin Wilson, a guard at Virginia Tech. Seniors Dustin Sleva and Kyle Kutchman are the only returning players with experience, while Cameron Haubaugh, Devon Johnson and Josh Randall round out the starting five for the Spartans. Farrell has looked like a charmed team through the past month. The Steeler started their current six-game winning streak with a big win over Oil City, which eventually led to a Region 5 title. Farrell then rallied down four with one minute left to force overtime and beat Girard in the D-10 quarterfinals. The Steelers were also down 18 to Strong Vincent with four and a half minutes left before rallying for a win. Farrell then scored 83 points in the D-10 championship to outlast East. Sophomore Malik Miller's return from injury has been important, while big man Ike Jones had 20 points and 15 rebounds in the D-10 championship. Chris James has been a difference-maker after transferring from Kennedy Catholic, and junior Clifton McNair has stepped up as well.
What's at stake: The winner plays the Punxsutawney-Uniontown winner on Tuesday in the second round of the PIAA playoffs.
East vs. Thomas Jefferson
Today, 7:30 p.m., Mercyhurst University
Records: East 20-5; Thomas Jefferson 22-3
How they qualified: East is the District 10 runner-up; Thomas Jefferson is the third seed from District 7.
Outlook: Despite entering the PIAA playoffs as a district runner-up, East could be in for a battle in the first round. Thomas Jefferson beat McDowell earlier this season and had won 15 in a row before losing to Central Valley 68-59 in the WPIAL semifinals. Central Valley went on to win the District 7 championship. The Jaguars won their section this season and beat McDowell 75-67 in the Bethel Park tournament on Dec. 7. The Jaguars are averaging 70.4 points per game behind the strong play of 6-foot 3-inch Eric Fairman and 6-foot 4-inch center Chase Winovich. Add in sharpshooting Zach Good and swingman Charlie Scharbo and the Jaguars have a formidable lineup. Jason Horan had 22 points against McDowell, followed by 21 from Scharbo, 13 from Fairman and 12 by Good. East is looking to rebound after an exciting but tough loss to Farrell in the D-10 championship. The Warriors have won eight of their past 10 games and are averaging 64.5 points per game this season. Senior Kyree Kirkland leads the way with 18 points per game, while Tyquis Johnson is at 13.6 ppg and Justus Davis is scoring 12.7 ppg. The trio has stepped up at different times this season, and all three might need to play well for East to move on to the Sweet 16.
What's at stake: The winner plays the Central Valley-Mars winner on Tuesday in the second round of the PIAA playoffs.
Strong Vincent vs. Chartiers Valley
Today, 7:30 p.m., Baldwin High School
Records: Strong Vincent 17-8; Chartiers Valley 24-2
How they qualified: Strong Vincent is the third seed from District 10; Chartiers Valley is the District 7 runner-up.
Outlook: Strong Vincent was able to recover from a tough loss to Farrell in the D-10 semifinals to edge Oil City and earn a spot in the PIAA playoffs. The Colonels won two of three in the D-10 playoffs and might need several players to step up if Ryan Hatkevich can't play. Hatkevich is one of the few players back this season with experience, and Vincent blew its 18-point lead against Farrell with Hatkevich on the bench with an injury. He didn't play against Oil City and is questionable for tonight's game. Freshman David Morris is averaging 18.4 points per game for the Colonels and scored 17 points in the win over Oil City. Fellow freshman Simeal Wofford also stepped up with 18 points and Dajhere Pacley and Kyle Pointer added 13 and 12 points, respectively. Chartiers Valley is No. 6 in the state and has only two losses this season. The Colts easily won their section, and their losses were to Ambridge 57-56 on Dec. 28 and Central Valley 70-69 in the WPIAL championship. Chartiers Valley is a small, fast team that can get up and down the court quickly. Matty McConnell is averaging 21.7 points, 8.8 rebounds, 5.3 steals, 4.4 assists and 1.6 blocks per game, while Jerrad Tuite is contributing 17.2 points, 3.5 assists and 2.2 steals per game. McConnell went over 1,000 career points this season and had a quadruple-double with 46 points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists and 10 steals in a 110-86 win over South Park.
What's at stake: The winner plays Somerset/Lancaster-Mennonite winner on Tuesday in the second round of the PIAA playoffs.
Class AA girls
General McLane vs. Neshannock
Today, 6 p.m., Meadville High School
Records: General McLane 22-3; Neshannock 22-2
How they qualified: General McLane is the District 10 champion; Neshannock is the seventh seed from District 7.
Outlook: General McLane has an interesting matchup right away in the PIAA playoffs, as Neshannock has been a dominant team this season. Neshannock, which also has Lancers as their mascot, lost to powerhouse Bishop Canevin in the D-7 quarterfinals and haven't played since Feb. 21. Neshannock's other loss this season came to Riverside 41-38 on Jan. 23, but the Lancers won every other game. Neshannock is 4-0 against District 10 this season, with wins over Kennedy Catholic (60-56), West Middlesex (59-30), Cochranton (54-38) and Wilmington (63-46). Madison McHale and Cassidy Burrelli finished the regular season with several impressive games for Neshannock, while Tayler Grybowski and Erin Warvell are players to watch as well. General McLane had to rally past Mercer to win its third D-10 championship, first in Class AA. The Lancers trailed by eight after three quarters before erupting for 19 points in the final minutes to secure the win. McLane has won eight in a row and nine of its past 10. Michelle Jahn is averaging 12.7 points per game for the Lancers and scored 10 crucial points in the fourth quarter against Mercer. Celeste Seidel is at 11.9 ppg and Katie Rodrigues is scoring 11.2 ppg. Rodrigues brought the Lancers back against Mercer with aggressive play and scored 19 points.
What's at stake: The winner plays the Tussey Mountain-Our Lady of Sacred Heart winner on Tuesday in the second round of the PIAA playoffs.
Mercer vs. Greensburg Central Catholic
Today, 6 p.m., Sharon High School
Records: Mercer 18-6; Greensburg Central Catholic 19-5
How they qualified: Mercer is the District 10 runner-up; Greensburg Central Catholic is the fourth seed from District 7.
Outlook: Greensburg Central Catholic went out to find a tough schedule this season, including two tournaments and two showcase games. The Centurions have been solid throughout the winter and fell to Burrell in the WPIAL semifinals to become the fourth seed from District 7. Caroline Appleby is a sharpshooter on the outside, while Leah Bisignani can get to the hoop. Appleby, a junior, scored 26 points in the playoff loss to Burrell, including all seven points in a slow third quarter for the Centurions. Mercer came within one solid quarter of knocking off General McLane to win the D-10 championship. The Lady M's had only eight field goals in the D-10 championship game, but seven of them were 3-pointers. Alexis Arkwright had 17 points in the loss for Mercer and is a 1,000-point scorer. She is averaging 16.4 points per game, while Megan McKinney is averaging 10 ppg. Adelyn Cook is adding 7.9 ppg for a Mercer team that is playing confident basketball at the right time. The Lady M's knocked off two top teams in Region 4 and almost beat GM to complete the sweep.
What's at stake: The winner plays the Seton-La Salle/Blairsville winner on Tuesday in the second round of the PIAA playoffs.
Girard vs. Karns City
Today, 7 p.m., Clarion High School
Records: Girard 19-6; Karns City 24-1
How they qualified: Girard is the third seed from District 7; Karns City is the District 9 champion.
Outlook: Girard held off a furious comeback attempt by Seneca to win the D-10 third-place game and earn a spot in the PIAA playoffs. The YellowJackets have won 10 of their past 12 games, with the only losses coming to D-10 Class A champion Kennedy Catholic (38-37) and Mercer in overtime (48-38). Standout Maria Welch is scoring 12.8 points per game for Girard, while sophomore Lauren Davenport is adding 7.6 ppg. Samantha Dunn and Mackenzie Bonnett are contributing with 5.6 and 5.4 ppg, respectively. Karns City has been dominant this season, with only one loss. The Gremlins won their first 12 games before a 49-41 loss to Redbank Valley. Karns City then won 12 more to claim the KSAC and D-9 championships. LeeAnn Gibson leads the Gremlins with 16.4 points per game, followed by 12 ppg from Emily LoPresti and 11.5 ppg by Shanel Preston.
What's at stake: The winner plays the Bishop Canevin-Juniata winner on Tuesday in the second round of the PIAA playoffs.
Class AAAA girls
McDowell vs. Fox Chapel
Today, 6 p.m., Mercyhurst University
Records: McDowell 15-7; Fox Chapel 19-5
How they qualified: McDowell is the District 10 champion; Fox Chapel is the third seed from District 7.
Outlook: McDowell will see a familiar face, as Fox Chapel is coached by Meghan Meabon, a former coach at General McLane. Meabon led the Lancers to two District 10 Class AAA championships before leaving for Fox Chapel. One of Meabon's assistant coaches was Megan Fiala, the current head coach at McDowell. Erin Mathias, a 6-foot 3-inch senior Duke recruit, leads the Foxes with 16.7 points per game. Sophomores Kayla Slovenec and Taylor Cohen are contributing 8.8 and 7.9 ppg, respectively. Fox Chapel has won 11 of its past 13 games with a section loss to Plum, 33-29, and a 44-43 loss to eventual WPIAL champion Penn-Trafford in the D-7 semifinals. McDowell will need to get warmed up quickly after playing just one game in the past 18 days. The Trojans beat Central Tech 71-53 in the District 10 Class AAAA championship but other than a win over the Falcons, McDowell's last game was Feb. 17 against Villa Maria. Marissa Molnar leads McDowell with 11.2 points per game, while Molly Rinkevich is added 8.6 ppg. Mary Smith is scoring 6.1 points per game and Emily Fromknecht is at 5.2 ppg.
What's at stake: The winner plays the Obama Academy-Hempfield winner on Tuesday in the second round of the PIAA playoffs.
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A Canadian judge has released video of terrorists, unloading what they thought was fertilizer to make three massive one-ton bombs.
The trial for the Toronto 18 as the suspects are known is currently underway in Brampton, Ontario. The video shows members of the terrorist group unloading supposed fertilizer and unwittingly being taped by police as part of a sting operation.
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Songs of the season—from the silly to the sublime—made for a festive evening at Syracuse Symphony Orchestra's annual Holiday Pops concert Friday. Cheers to conductor Ron Spigelman, SSO Pops Chorus director Lou Lemos, soprano soloist Laura Enslin and all the musicians for giving Central New Yorkers something besides the weather to focus upon for at least a few hours.
"Rocket Sleigh," by Delvyn Case, was the perfect launch for a show that often soared. One highlight was John Rutter's beautifully harmonic setting of 17th Century poet Robert Herrick's "What Sweeter Music." Another was "A Child is Born," which featured outstanding solo work by Andrew Zaplatynsky, violin, and John Raschella, trumpet. And, in closing the first half, Enslin's dramatic rendering of the traditional "O Holy Night" elicited bravos and cheers from the audience.
Two medleys arranged by the late Calvin Custer ensured that a representative sample of favorite winter songs was on the program. The first of Custer's medleys incorporates a jazz version of "Santa Claus is Coming to Town" and a wonderful arrangement of "Little Drummer Boy" that begins with a faint tattoo on the snare drum, as if from a distance, then builds, adding instrumentation until it reaches a full and jazzy climax.
Lemos had the Pops Chorus vocalists well rehearsed for their contribution of favorite carols and for the stirring "Hallelujah Chorus" from Handel's "Messiah," which closed the first half. They were featured in the second part of the program on Custer's "New Christmas Medley."
The surprise of the evening came not in the arrival of Santa Claus, a predictable event at the Pops this time of year, but in Spigelman's Hebrew vocal offering when he joined Enslin on a medley of Jewish folk music, including "Hine ma Tov" and "O seh shalom." He invited the audience to sing along, but most settled for clapping in time to the music.
Pops fans expect to see Santa Claus, but the antics of the jolly old elf are never quite foreseeable. Observant viewers noticed that the seat of the second trombone was vacant as Santa conducted "Sleigh Ride," so there was a moment of epiphany when Santa accepted a trombone and movingly played the 1943 song made famous by Judy Garland, "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas."
Having reveled in holiday music, members of the audience got to sing with the artists, raising their voices for lusty "fa-la-la-la-las" and "…thumpety thump thumps," then ending with "We Wish You a Merry Christmas."
A holiday toast to musicians of the orchestra, who have already been on the road throughout the state with the annual Holiday Pops concert and who brought it home with all the freshness and energy patrons expect from this well-loved Central New York tradition.
The details
What: M&T Bank Pops Series' Holiday Pops with the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra, Syracuse Symphony Pops Chorus and soprano Laura Enslin.
When: 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
Where: Crouse Hinds Theater, John H. Mulroy Civic Center, 411 Montgomery St., Syracuse.
Attendance: 2,029
Tickets: $15, $25 or $40. Call 424-8200 or 800-724-3810 or go to www.syracusesymphony.org


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DS Wild Rubis: Citroen's latest SUV concept heads for Shanghai
Opting to show its latest concept car at the Shanghai Auto Show speaks to a shift in markets for Citroen. The French auto-manufacturer whose primary theater has been Europe has of late been struggling to retain market share. With the debut of the new Wild Rubis DS concept at the upcoming Shanghai Show, Citroen looks ready to shift gears to the emerging Asian market.
Wild Rubis, a name that sounds more like a wild flower than concept car, represents "the forerunner of the future DS SUV" according to Citroen. The company's DS3, DS4, DS5 and the Numéro 9 concept car are said to directly influence the Wild Rubis sporty, SUV styling.
Making a "discreet first appearance" in France ahead of the Shanghai showing, the DS Wild Rubis is graced with sculptural, fluid design elements on profile, with a muscular line details running from front haunches to rear.
Citroen wants everyone to particularly notice the attention paid to the grille. LED headlights, comprised of three mobile lighting modules are grouped in a setback formation and surrounded by scrolling indicator lights. At the edge is a "tuning fork" shaped light that trails out to the front wheel arch.
The rear is nothing short of an Acura in terms of angular overtones, with a hint of Land Rover Evoque via the wraparound window and rear wing, a dab of Mitsubishi and a sprinkling of Toureg around the edges. Overall, the Wild Rubis gets marks for employing sensual yet muscular Francais style elements and for the finished overall design.
Compared to its siblings the Wild Rubis' jewellery-like demeanor is a mix of SUV functionality and upper-class overtones. With a wheelbase of 2.9 meters (9.5 ft), an overall length of 4.7 meters (15.4 ft) long and standing 1.59 meters (5.26 ft) tall the new DS looks to be mimicking proportions of the North American SUV. On the corners 21-inch wheels mounted on spiraled alloy rims should keep the thing in check during sport utility vehicle outings.
According to Citroen, the Wild Rubis' interior will be "feature rich" with all the necessary executive class goodies and tech gadgetry. Built as a hybrid the Wild Rubis will be shown in all its glory at the Shanghai Auto Show next week, where we'll be on the ground to bring you more details.
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|Sunday, 2 November 2003
In aid of Gamini Dissanayake Institute : Grand musical show at BMICH on Nov. 16
What is described as a blockbuster in entertainment organised by Sri Sangabo Corea & Vijaya Corea, to raise funds for the Gamini Dissanayake Institute of Technology and Vocational Studies will be held at the BMICH on November 16. It is designed for lovers of music, song and dance both Western or Oriental, with performers carefully selected to give the audience a unique brand of entertainment.
Funds generated will go to finance scholarships offered by the institute to students who missed by a few marks to enter university and cannot afford to try a second time because they are born to poor parents.
The institute teaches the students English and trains them in Computer Science securing employment for them in the public and private sectors.
This is the second fund-raiser presented by Corea & Corea following the successful Better Mix. These two heavy weights in the show business world, one with his marketing expertise and the other with his media expertise, who have both promoted local talent have combined to give audiences in this country value for money in presenting 4 mini-concerts capsuled into one big blockbuster of an entertainer that will be vastly different from anything that has been seen and heard before.
Western vocals will be handled by Rajitha Rupasinghe and Wild Fire. Hits made famous by Bill Hailey, Chubby Checker, Del Shannon, Herman's Hermits, Chuck Berry, Paul Anka, Sandy Nelson, Gene Vincent, and super hits of Neil Diamond, Louis Armstrong and Elvis Presley will all be performed by some of the most talented artistes in the country. Oriental dancing by Rajini Selvanayagam will feature Kaffringna and a fusion of Oriental and Western dances created very specially for 4 by 4 Exclusive. The Western dance spectacle will be presented by Darshan Wijesuriya of Footwork featuring El Latino and the Dance Academy.
The last will feature Oriental vocals with Annesley Malawana handling the best of Clarence Wijewardena's compositions. Errol Fernando some of the best of the Los Caballeros, Uresha Wickremasinghe and the choicest of Lata Mangeshkar's haunting melodies while Angeline Goonetilleke, who has sung some of the most popular film hits, will do justice to numbers specially selected for the occasion.
The grand finale will feature the ever-popular Sunil Perera teaming up with his brother Piyal. Sunil's choice is promised as a big surprise. Another item on the cards in 4 by 4 Exclusive will be "Nesan's Talking Drums" featuring Nesan Thiagarajan himself.
The musical backing for 4 by 4 Exclusive will be provided by Simple led by Mahesh Silva. The show will be compered by the father-son combination, Vijaya & Viran Corea. Tickets are priced at Rs. 1,000, 750, 500 and 200.
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TheAsia Forest Network (AFN) is dedicated to supporting the role of communities in protection and sustainable use of Asia's forests. The AFN is comprised of a coalition of planners, policy makers, government foresters, scientists, researchers, and NGOs.
The Ashoka Trust for Research in Ecology and the Environment (ATREE) mission is to integrate rigorous natural and social sciences with policy, education and socially responsible conservation action.
Biodiversity Action Thailand (BIOTHAI) emerged from the cooperation of NGOs, local community organizations, academics, and government officials who realize the importance of biodiversity and its close connections to the livelihood systems of local communities. In 1995, BIOTHAI began its activities to provide information and raise the awareness of policy-makers and the public in Thai society.
The Bruno-Manser-Fund (BMF), association for the peoples of the rainforest, is an environmental and human rights organization with its headquarters in Switzerland. Its aim is to support the Penan people in Sarawak (East Malaysia) as well as other indigenous peoples in their struggle to protect tropical rainforests from destruction. Special emphasis is put on informing consumers in the west about tropical timber and illegal logging practices.
The Centre for Advanced Research on Indigenous Knowledge Systems(CARIKS) is a research institution under the Foundation for the Promotion of Indigenous Knowledge Based Development (IKDF) established at Mysore. Its objective is to document and analyze systems of knowledge and technology specific to particular locales and regions, and to compare indigenous and modern concepts and practices for greater scientific understanding in general and for a new paradigm of sustainable development.
The Center for Biodiversity and Indigenous Knowledge(CBIK) aims to explore alternative development approaches for working directly with indigenous people and communities to enhance their livelihoods and maintain cultural and biological diversity through application of indigenous cosmovision, knowledge, and innovative technology in the environment of rapid change and uncertainty faced by local people in SW China.
The Center for Environmental Concerns (CEC) - Philippinesis a development organization pursuing environmental advocacy through education research, ecosystems management and rehabilitation for grassroots empowerment. Founded in 1989, the CEC recognizes that environmental problems confronting the country are rooted in the oppressive character of Philippine society. The Center provides services that include environmental education curriculum and materials development, training, environmental research, ecosystems management, and maintains an education and information center.
The Centre for Indian Knowledge Systems (CIKS) is involved in exploring and developing the contemporary relevance and applications of traditional Indian knowledge systems, with a focus on traditional agriculture.
The Centre for People's Forestry (CPF) works towards grounding sustainable forest management mechanisms, with a special thrust on developing livelihood security of the marginalized sections among the forest-dependent / dwelling communities - women, tribals, dalits and other resource poor.
The Chin Human Rights Organization is working to protect and promote the rights of the Chin people. Violation of the rights of women and children, forced labor, political suppression, racial discrimination religious persecutions committed by the Burmese military regime results thousands of Chin to flee from their home country.
Down to Earth (DTE) - International Campaign for Ecological Justice in Indonesia - monitors and campaigns on the social and human implications of environmental issues in Indonesia. They aim to support civil society groups and provide an international voice at the levels of national governments, foreign companies, aid agencies and international funding institutions. Their main focus is the right of the rural poor and indigenous peoples of the 'outer islands' to determine their own futures.
Environmental Science for Social Change (ESSC) in the Philippines actively engages with communities, local governments, and national and international institutions in exploring better options for natural resource management, new and improved methods in watershed rehabilitation, and creating social venues that provide space for policy discussions, program implementation, and community concerns in relation to the environment and natural resource management.
The Foundation for Revitalisation of Local Health Traditions(FRLHT) is a registered Public Trust and Charitable Society, which started its activities in 1993. The Ministry of Science & Technology recognizes FRLHT as a scientific and research organization. The Ministry of Environment and Forests has designated FRLHT as a National Center of Excellence for medicinal plants and traditional knowledge.
The Indigenous Knowledge and Peoples (IKAP) aims at capacity building of ethnic minorities and networks in MMSEA (Mainland Montane South East Asia) to incorporate the own indigenous knowledge and culture in local development work, to create respect to indigenous knowledge and to promote endogenous development.
The Indonesian Resource Centre for Indigenous Knowledge (INRIK) was established at Padjadjaran Universityto conduct program activities that promote indigenous knowledge. INRIK has links with global networks of professionals and institutions engaged in indigenous activities.
The International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) helps promote the development of an economically and environmentally sound mountain ecosystem and improve the living standards of mountain populations, especially in the Hindu-Kush Himalayas Region. ICIMOD works mainly at the interface between research and development and acts as a facilitator for generating new mountain-specific knowledge of relevance to mountain development.
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The Karen Website is a cultural exchange and communication center representing the Karen people of Thailand and Burma.
The Kommitas Konservasi Indonesia (WARSI) is an organizational network established in January 1992, with membership made up of twelve NGOs from four provinces in Sumatra (South Sumatra, West Sumatra, Bengkulu and Jambi), whose focus is biodiversity conservation and community development.
The League for Pastoral Peoples and Endogenous Livestock Development is an advocacy and support group for pastoralists who depend on common property resources. The League works and conducts research with pastoral communities, primarily in India, and the website documents the challenges faced by pastoralists and facilitates networking among similar agencies.
The Legal Rights and Natural Resources Center – Kasama sa Kalikasan is a legal and policy research and advocacy institution. Established in 1987, it is organized as a non-stock, non-profit, non-partisan, cultural, scientific and research foundation. The goal of the Center is to empower the marginalized and disenfranchised peoples directly dependent on our natural resources so as to be able to affect ecologically sustainable, culturally appropriate, gender-sensitive, economically viable, equitable uses, management, conservation and development of natural resources.
The National Innovation Foundation of India was established with the mission to help India become an inventive and creative society and a global leader in sustainable technologies through grassroots innovations.
The Nepal Federation of Indigenous Nationalities (NEFIN) currently consists of 48 indigenous member organizations widely distributed throughout the Terai, Hills and Himalayas of Nepal. NEFIN was formed with the goal of documenting and preserving the cultural knowledge of the Indigenous Nationalities of Nepal and to assist them in developing and obtaining equal rights. The mission of NEFIN is to acquire social equality and justice for Indigenous Nationalities by preserving their distinct social, political, cultural and linguistic identities and by promoting their representation in very aspect of national life.
Rengah Sarawak is the result of combined efforts by several Sarawak NGOs and indigenous communities to bring views and information on and about the people's struggles directly to the internet community and beyond.
The Research Foundation for Science, Technology, and Ecology (RFSTE) was founded in Dehra Dun, Uttar Pradesh (INDIA) in 1982 by Vandana Shiva. The RFSTE works on biodiversity conservation and protecting people's rights from threats to their livelihoods and environment by centralized systems of monoculture in forestry, agriculture and fisheries.
SRISTI is a non-governmental organization established to strengthen the creativity of grassroots inventors, innovators and ecopreneurs engaged in conserving biodiversity and developing eco-friendly solutions to local problems.
The United Association of Higaonon Tribes (UNAHI) Mindanao is dedicated to the protection and preservation of the last remaining rainforest in the Philippines and its inhabitants. UNAHI's purpose is to uplift the socio-economic conditions of the Higaonon tribal people without compromising the integrity of the ancient tribal customs and traditions.
Vasundhara is a research and policy advocacy group that works on environment conservation and sustainable livelihood issues. Vasundhara was initiated to support and strengthen community-based initiatives to protect and conserve forests in the state of Orissa. Several thousands of community groups have emerged and evolved elaborate and diverse institutional arrangements to conserve and manage forests.
The Wau Ecology Institute (WEI) believes that young people are Papua New Guiena's (PNG) future and actively promotes the involvement of young people throughout PNG in conservation programs, to address the failures of past programs that have not allowed youths to fully participate in making decisions.
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Monday September 26, 2016
Volume 24 Issue 34
|Guitarist Stowell to appear at SSU Jazz Forum
Jazz guitarist John Stowell will be a guest at Sonoma State University's Jazz Forum held in the Green Music Center Music Education Department on Wednesday, Feb. 27 at 1 p.m. The session is open to the public at no charge. Seating is limited. For information, contact Jazz Studies Director, Doug Leibinger at firstname.lastname@example.com.
John Stowell will perform in a quartet featuring SSU jazz faculty's Randy Vincent on guitar; Cliff Hugo on bass and George Marsh, drums. Stowell has regularly performed as a duo with bassist David Friesen for the last 30 years.


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Women in the Catholic Diocese of Altoona-Johnstown will gather next weekend for spiritual renewal and insight at its second women's conference in five years.
Carol Galioto, a coordinator of the conference, said it will be a day for women to come together to share their stories and their faith.
"As sisters in Christ, we are called to love one another," she said. "What better way to do that than to come together to praise and worship our God with one another?" she asked.
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Woman from the Catholic Diocese of Altoona-Johnstown get acquainted during the morning gathering at the first women's conference held five years ago
The conference will be held at 9 a.m. May 15 at Mount Aloysius College in Cresson. Registration is at 8 a.m.
The theme is "Our Hearts are Burning" and is based on the story told in Luke 24: 13-35. Two disciples are talking to the risen Christ on the road to Emmaus and only recognize him when they break bread together. One of the disciples says, "Were not our hearts burning within us while he talked with us on the road and opened the Scriptures to us?"
Galioto hopes the daylong event will help women recognize their talents and confirm that God is always with them.
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If you go
What: Catholic Women of the Alleghenies Conference
When: 8 a.m. May 15
Where: Cosgrave Hall, Mount Aloysius College, Cresson
Cost: $25 includes lunch
To register: Visit www.ourlady
ofthealleghenies.com. Registrations will be accepted at the conference.
"Catholic women often feel as if they are on the perimeter of the church," she said. "A lot of faithful and holy women are waiting to be asked to serve."
Anita Bertuzzi of Portage, who attended the previous conference in 2005, said, "It is refreshing to know that Jesus Christ is always there for you, that the Holy Spirit is there for you through all experiences. To know God's goodness and mercy. The speakers reinforce that."
One speaker will offer ways attendees can serve and the other will tell of a personal journey that led to experiencing God's presence on a regular basis.
Leisa Anslinger, a full-time writer and speaker from Indianapolis, will talk to the women about stewardship and discipleship.
"Disciples are people who make a conscious decision to follow Jesus Christ and learn our Lord's ways," she said. She said disciples recognize that "everything we are and everything given to us comes from God and out of gratitude give that back to him - that's stewardship."
She will give practical ways women can serve God and others.
She said stewardship varies depending on what life stage one is in.
For a young mother, it might be to realize the responsibilities and beauty of being a mom. She said when she and her husband were raising their children, they agreed that only one spouse could be involved in parish ministry at a time. She said as the children got older, they gave of themselves and the family matured and grew in their spiritual lives together.
Anslinger gives talks at 40 to 45 dioceses a year.
She said about two-thirds of her talks are to parish staff and about one-third to parishioners.
She writes a regular column for Ministry and Liturgy Magazine and previously served as director of guidance for a Catholic high school and a pastoral associate for 12 years at a parish in Cincinnati.
Debi Byham, a junior high art teacher from Latrobe, will share about her journey to Medjugorje, Bosnia, and what she calls her "incredible experience" there.
Byham suffered from depression for 27 years after a vehicle accident took the lives of her best friend and two other people.
It was Byham's godmother (her aunt) who believed Byham would find peace in the village where five children said the Virgin Mary appeared to them in 1981.
"An incredibly miraculous thing happened while I was there," she said.
Since her pilgrimage in 1997, Byham has been free of depression and has written 19 journals about her life that she calls "God stories."
She said when she was in counseling, she was urged to write her down her experiences, but she never could.
"To buy a book was too much work. I never wrote a word," she said.
"Now I see God's hand in every part of my life," she said.
Seeing God in other people's lives is another aspect of the conference.
"The fellowship the whole day with other Christian woman is uplifting," Bertuzzi said.
Theresa Orosz of Northern Cambria said, "All these women get together to praise God for one day. It's just amazing," she said.
Galioto said the women also have an opportunity to get acquainted with others when they exchange names for prayer partners.
The conference will include time for socializing, a luncheon, a time for meditation and praise and worship by Living Praise, a female choral group from Steubenville, Ohio.
Bishop Joseph V. Adamec will celebrate Mass to conclude the day.


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Doodle for Google competition on tap
HUNTINGTON - The deadline is nearing for West Virginia students to submit their artwork for the "Doodle 4 Google 2012 competition." Entries should be mailed in time to be received by Google by March 23.
For more information, visit www.google.com/ doodle4google.
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MARTINSBURG - The following story times have been announced for the local libraries:
North Berkeley: 10 a.m. every Thursday; 304-274-3443.
South Berkeley: 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Thursday and March 21 and 22; 304-229-2220.
Naylor Memorial: 9:30 a.m. every Wednesday; 304-754-3949.
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Every Thursday and Friday, 10:30 a.m.: Preschool classes;
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Today and March 27, 6 p.m.: R.E.A.D. Dog - Hambone;
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Saturday and March 24, 10:30 a.m. Stories on Saturdays with craft
March 20, 3:45 p.m.: Ecology Club meets.
Open house set at Wee Disciples
KEARNEYSVILLE - Wee Disciples Christian Academy, 114 Poor Farm Road, will host an open house for all families interested in kindergarten, first or second grades from 6 to 8 p.m. today. Participants will meet the teachers, view the A Beka curriculum, and learn more about the daily schedule, including Spanish, computer lab, physical education, music, and art. The school is located in Rock Spring Church.
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Project Syndicate: An Agenda to Save the Euro
"If the eurozone adopts the program outlined above, there should be no need for Germany to pick up any tab. But under the perverse policies that Europe has adopted, one debt restructuring has been followed by another. If Germany and the other northern European countries continue to insist on pursuing current policies, they, together with their southern neighbors, will wind up paying a high price."
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Can anyone give me the approx. date of manufacture for a H. J. Sterling double barrel sidehammer shotgun..I would appreciate any help on this matter. Thanks, John Wesley Hardin
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John Wesley Hardin
February 4, 2009, 05:07 PM
Ron- Thanks for the reply.. The gun is not actually in my possession at the moment, so I cannot check for proof marks. I expect to have it back in a few days. I have narrowed the search down to the possibililty that it is an import gun imported by Crescent-Davis Gun Co (1890-1930).
I am also trying to establish the fact that a C&R would suffice if I should decide to sell it. Thanks, Bill Collier
Ron James
February 4, 2009, 06:23 PM
I believe it is a Crescent also. Unfortunately there is really no way, other than type and action to date it, All of Crescent records were destroyed in 1940's. Outside hammers were no longer made or imported by Crescent after WW I, They Were old fashioned and the new vogue was internal lock work. However Crescent ceased to be an entity by the mid 1940's. With out seeing it I would date it prior to 1914, Hope that helps.
John Wesley Hardin
February 4, 2009, 06:57 PM
Ron- Just having somebody interested in helping me to establish it's age helps. thank you very much..Bill
Greg Combs
October 13, 2009, 10:11 PM
I have my Dad's gun and it's a double-barrell with outside hammers. It's a Belgium. Any info on the date this was manufactured as well as possible value? Thanks!
Jim K
October 14, 2009, 12:39 PM
Hi, Greg,
The above comments would apply to your gun also, even if it was not imported by Crescent. Those guns were made and imported literally by the ton in the time between about 1880 and 1914. Most had Damascus barrels and I strongly recommend those not be fired. There may be exceptions, but in general they have little value, and there is no collector interest. Most dealers won't even take them in trade because of the liability problems if they sell them. Value, when sold as decorators is around $50-75.
Greg Combs
October 16, 2009, 06:40 PM
Well, it's my Dad's gun and he was hoping it was worth a substantial amount; I'll have to break the news to him. Thanks for the info - I was hard-pressed to find anything online or at local antique shops. It does make a beautiful wall-hanging and conversation piece; I'll just never mention it's worthless!
Kenneth Kickbusch
December 4, 2009, 03:15 PM
I, too, have an HJ Sterling double; it does have the ELG in an oval topped by a symbol of royalty. I have a pictyure of my grandfather carrying it in his 1914 WI deer camp. I'm hoping that the gun does not have damascus barrels since I used it extensively while growing up. The gun does have a variety of other stampings under the forepiece. Does this help with its identity? Thanks.
Jim K
December 8, 2009, 05:25 PM
First, Damascus and laminated barrels were made because prior to around 1890 factories were not able to drill a straight hole in a piece of solid iron or steel as long as a shotgun barrel. They continued past 1900 mainly because they were the product of cheap labor and many people liked the looks of a Damascus barrel. (Even after barrels were made from solid steel, some makers turned out fake Damascus to satsfy that market.)
The best way to determine if the barrels are Damascus is to look at the markings (many are marked "Damascus" or "Laminated") or to look at the barrels for signs of a spiral pattern. Damascus barrels were made by twisting thin bars of iron and steel together, then welding them by heating white hot and hammering them. Then the resulting bars were thinned to the proper size, again by heating and pounding, then wrapped around an iron bar called a mandrel.
Once again, the bars were heated and welded together by pounding on them. Once the barrel was reamed out, finished and polished, it looked almost like solid steel, but actually it was the product of thousands of welds. Laminated barrels were made much the same way except that the welder started with small iron and steel plates rather than with bars, bending them around the mandrel.
Some Damascus barrels were very well made. English made barrels were always good, and so were the better class of Belgian barrels. There were some made in the U.S. and those were good, also. Unfortunately, most of the Belgian guns and many U.S. guns were not top quality. They were utilitarian guns and filled the demand for shotguns in a day of plentiful game and no limits.
But time and corrosion have taken their toll on many of those guns. Powder fouling and primer salts have worked their way into the microscopic and multitudinous crevices and joints in the barrels, eating them out from the inside, even if the outside and the bore look shiny and clean. Some people insist that Damascus barrels are OK with black powder, but they do let go with even black powder and smokeless powder is an absolute no-no.
The main problem with those barrels is that they almost always let go out where the barrel becomes thinner, which is exactly the place the shooter places his off hand. The result is that a blown barrel usually takes some fingers along with it.
FWIW, H. J. Sterling was a Crescent brand name. It may have been just a nice sounding name, or it may have been the name of a hardware store, a chain, or distributor, as it was common at that time for even single stores to order guns with their name on them, and if the order was fairly large, Crescent would oblige. IIRC, at one time, an order for as few as 20 guns would be marked with whatever name the customer wanted.
July 23, 2011, 05:16 PM
If anyone is watching this thread, i have a sterling side arm double barrell with the markings elg in an ovaland dozens of other numbers stamped into the barrel any information would be helpful!
Ron James
July 23, 2011, 06:57 PM
All the information above pertains also to your shotgun. Belgium made, Imported by H&D Folsom . Sold by some hardware chain for 8 dollars and change. I consider them unsafe to shoot, although many of the cowboy action shooters use them with light loads. Value in very good condition , 200 to 25. In very well used condition may be a hundred.
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… well for 19 FF junior ministers, that is.
The Cabinet meeting is on as I write.
If Cowen is conservative he will drop five.
He can't drop both female juniors.
My guess: Sean Power; Mary Wallace; Sean Haughey; Micheál Kitt, Jimmy Devins.
It would make sense to promote Aine Brady (a sister of Micheál Kitt). That would leave a junior in Kildare and soften the blow for the Kitt family.
If she were to be promoted, Maire Hoctor would be vulnerable.
If Cowen were bold, he would drop eight. The other two who might face the chop in that instance would be Noel Ahern and either Martin Mansergh, Tony Killeen (but only on health grounds for the latter as Killeen is a high calibre politician).
In that scenario, two other TDS other than Aine Brady would be up for promotion. Timmy Dooley of Clare is an obvious choice (bright and not afraid to mix it). But so are Darragh O'Brien (Dublin North) who would compensate for the loss of Ahern and Haughey; and Dara Calleary in Mayo who would cover for the loss of Jimmy Devins and Micheál Kitt. And yes, Margaret Conlon is also a possibility.
It's a pure punt. Buille de thuairim as they say in the Gaeltacht. We'll find out shortly…


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The Downtown Bethlehem Association's manager has resigned.
Samantha Schwartz oversaw the organization for almost three years.
Lynn Collins Cunningham, Schwartz's supervisor within the Greater Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce, said Schwartz decided to resign earlier this month because she felt it was time for her to move on.
"She's just gotten to the point where she felt she had done everything she could do," said Cunningham, who is the chamber's vice president for Bethlehem initiatives.
Cunningham credited Schwartz with extensively increasing the association's membership and events. Schwartz had such success in obtaining event sponsors that the chamber was able to hire two more full-time employees to work for the Downtown Bethlehem Association.
"She did a phenomenal job," Cunningham said. "She took the DBA to a spot it had never been before."
Schwartz was at the helm when the association created the Weihnachtsmarkt Christmas City Village, VegFest, rib cook-off, fall fashion show, historic district farmers market and the holiday cocktail trail.
Charles Patrick, DBA South Side co-chairman, also credited Schwartz with significantly improving the organization.
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Schwartz declined to comment on her resignation.
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