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United Nations: Failures
The United Nations is the result of an international policy experiment that aimed at bringing together the countries of the world in an attempt to avoid conflagrations such as the First and Second World wars from taking place again in the modern history of human kind. The loss of lives in the wars that marked the 20th century determined world leaders and in particular the five great powers that emerged victorious after the Second World War to consider a new political structure that would determine a path of communication, of public diplomacy and ensure a system of constant contact based on international law. Almost seven decades later, no world conflagrations have taken place; yet, the UN is considered to have failed in its attempt to manage regional and local conflicts and avoiding the loss of human life. The late 20th century saw a series of significant failures from the part of the United Nations from the state of unrest in Cambodia in the 1970s, the inability to stop the genocide in Rwanda in 1994, and up to the failure to properly intervene in the Sri Lankan civil war in 2009. The United Nations has been sparked with criticism over its mandate, its capabilities, and eventually its actual raison d'etre. These examples are significant for pointing out the shortcomings of the organization whose actions heavily rely on the reactions and politics that are unfolding in the Security Council, the organ that decides the course of action and the mandate of different operations, from peacekeeping to peacemaking to relief aid.
It is cardinal to examine the intentions and purpose of the United Nations before pinpointing specific debacles during the turn of the millennium. In actuality, the UN legacy stretches all the way back to President Woodrow Wilson's presidency. An unprecedented attempt to unite an intercontinental peace force collectively, he insisted on an establishment of the League of Nations, which was the last of his Fourteen Points, a set of principles and doctrines he aspired to maintain towards the end of World War I (WWI). Although the nation states at the 1919 Treaty of Versailles came to accordance to accept the establishment of the League of Nations, the United Nations itself was not able to agree upon a decision. The amount of enmity and resistance to any violation of the previously established isolationist dogma from the Reservationists and Irreconcilables in the U.S. Congress, and eventually ended up declining its membership in the aforementioned organization led to this.
The principles and purpose of the UN charter include the maintaining global peace, advancement of friendly relations around countries on the support of standards of equal rights and accomplishment of universal cooperation, financially, culturally, and socially dependent upon members' sovereign equity. On whether the United Nations succeeded its standards, this is a matter of educational level headed discussion. This paper sees the UN body as an effort that had modified the wartime cooperation to a time of peace through which worldwide participation is usually realized. In any case, this study has focused on the failures of the United Nations.
Origin of tension
To understand the infamous Rwandan Genocide, one must scrutinize the roots stemming all the way back to the origin of ethnic tension. Even as early as 1918, which Belgium took control of Rwanda as its colony, there were distinct differences between separate ethnic groups in Rwanda, causing the Belgium government to categorize and organize a census in which every Rwandan citizen was issued an identity card classifying them as one of three ethnic groups: Hutu, Tutsi or Twa. When the Rwandans ultimately claimed independence from Belgium in 1962, there was a power vacuum followed by numerous ethnical tensions between the two main groups, the Hutus and the Tutsis.
The heightened aspersion led to an initial persecution of Tutsis by Hutus, forcing the majority of Tutsis to flee from Rwanda to other parts of Africa, mainly Burundi. In 1973, Juvenal Habyarimana, a Hutu leader expectedly rose into power, which catered an accumulated rise of continuous violent conflicts between the Tutsis, which were now the minority, and the Hutus, the majority. Even in the decade of the actual genocide, around 2,000 Tutsi exiles, often referred to as the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) based in Uganda, were killed by the Hutu army, which only exacerbated relations
In 1991, there was an opportunity of reconciliation when a new constitution suggested a multi-party parliament in Rwanda. Two years later, the UN attempted this negotiation to ensure that members of diverse ethnic groups are able to hold federal positions simultaneously and secure a placid allocation of power. Created specifically for the purpose of implementing this governmental policy, the United Nations Assistance Mission in Rwanda (UNAMIR) monitored the previously established Arusha Peace Agreement in order to maintain a peaceful transition, and the Hutus and the RPF signed this accord on August 4, 1993
. However, the words written on the agreement were merely just words. President Juvenal Habyarimana referred to the agreement as "pieces of paper," accentuating the fact that he was not willing to comply with gravity because the agreement slightly favored the Tutsis by giving them essential governmental positions. Although the UNAMIR had laudable intentions, the operation only consisted of a group of around 2,500 UN soldiers who were bound to encounter difficulties of the ethnical tensions that were still extant. Their influence, in other words, was picayune.
About eight months later, at 8:30 PM on April 6, 1994, President Juvenal Habyarimana was assassinated when a mysterious missile shot a plane he was on returning from a summit in Tanzania. Although there are many conspiracies as to who shot the plane down, the veracity of the assassin remains ambiguous
. Some claim that the vindictive Tutsi rebels, or the TPR extremists, were the ones who planned it to retaliate against the Hutus for the injustices committed. On the other hand, others argue that there is a possibility that the Hutu extremists assassinated their own president as an excuse to commence an ethnic cleansing of the Tutsis. Either way, the end justified the means: this incident served as a catalyst for the Hutu extremists to carry out their planned out connivance -- the nefarious genocide.
The official massacre started the next day, when a plethora of Tutsi civilians was victimized. At around 2 am in the morning, the UN ordered Commander Romeo Dallaire, the head of the UNAMIR operation, to avoid armed conflict with the rebels. Five hours later, around 7 am, ten Belgium soldiers under Dallaire were ordered to protect Prime Minister Madame Agathe, a moderate Hutu, from the extremists who were targeting her. Unfortunately, they were outnumbered by the surrounding Hutu rebels and eventually perished. Throughout the day, Hutu extremists with machetes slaughtered innocent Tutsis not because they were guilty of any crimes, but because they were part of the Tutsis
. Hate speeches were ubiquitous throughout the country, with speakers yelling out orders to kill every single Tutsi and terminate their existence.
Shortly after the Rwandan Genocide, on another side of the world, the Bosnian War Massacre occurred. This occurred near the end of the Bosnian War, which lasted from 1992 to 1995 over ethnic divisions and factional tensions. In the country of Bosnia and Herzegovnia, there were three main ethnic groups: Muslim Bosniaks, Orthodox Serbians, and Catholic Croats. Eventually, the Serbs led an atrocious ethnic cleansing campaign against the Mulim Bosniaks. In 1993, the UN designated Srebrenica as a safe-zone for the Bosniaks to protect themselves from the belligerent Serbs.
This mission consisted of 6,000 Dutch soldiers and underwent demilitarization in order to promote peace. However, the Serbs surrounded the peace zone and consequently violated the UN peacekeeping regulations by invading Srebrenica. Under the eyes of the UN peacekeepers, the Serbs eventually led a massive murder of thousands of innocent Bosniaks. The UN was ill-prepared and lacked the essential ammunitions and supplies to support these peacekeepers. Since the UN catered this pernicious environment free of prohibition of genocide goes against its own principles, and is a failure of the organization
Immediately, countries that have citizens in Rwanda began to order an evacuation when they heard the news of peril. The Clinton administration specifically, on April 8, ordered the 257 U.S. citizens in Rwanda to evacuate to the U.S. embassy under safety. Independent from any UN command, the French, and Belgium governments also ordered their citizens out of Rwanda and sent troops to rescue them
. These rescues were extremely discriminating to Rwandans who wanted to escape the terror too. In fact, one female journalist from Belgian Television, Katelijne Hermans, claimed "[she] left thinking, 'for the white people, it's over,' but hell was about to start for the black people. [She] could not do anything about it." At this point, the UN did not take any immediate action to rescue the native people of Rwanda who were innocent and victimized. Under Article I of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) established by the…[continue]
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" More precisely, the role of the Resolution was to establish the UN Operation in the Congo. This came as a result of the vivid request of the Government for the UN to intervene, given the troop movement from the Belgian side. The action taken by the Belgian was clearly justifiable. Similar to the cases of Somalia and Rwanda, the nationals from the colonizing country are at great risk at the
Additionally, individual security has been extended to encompass a security which transcends physical or geographic borders. This notion of security is based upon the idea of a shared humanity, irrespective of country of origin or geographic location. The development of UN peacekeeping forces is undeniably the most pronounced aspect of this desire to promote security on a global scale and United Nations Peacekeepers have been involved in a variety of
United Nations -- Criticisms Description of the United Nations The United Nations (UN) has a security council that consists of 15 members. The main purpose of this council is to resolve any issues and conflicts in order to maintain peace among the nations in the world. This council was initiated in 1946. The formation of this council happened at the time when the League of Nations failed. The main reason given for
UN Security Council Proliferation of chemical, biological and nuclear weapons to terrorist organizations is inarguably one of the greatest menaces threatening international peace and security today.[footnoteRef:1] Since the turn of the century, this sentiment has grown in strength across the world, and as a countermeasure to this threat, in 2004, the United Nations Security Council passed Resolution 1540 to combat the dangerous nexus between the spread of weapons of mass destruction
Thus, "by late 1992, the catastrophic situation in Somalia had outstripped the UN's ability to quickly restore peace and stability, mainly because the UN was hamstrung by insufficient forces and UN peacekeeping principles and methods could not cope with the need to use force in such complex situations. On 3 December 1992, UN Security Council Resolution 794 authorised a coalition of UN members led by the U.S. To form
The observer group functioning was assumed during the post war periods of 1956, 1967 and 1973. It saw the institution of the first armed UN force to generate a stock between Israeli and Egyptian forces in the Sinai. Ten nations shared soldiers. Another force was instituted after the war between Egypt and Israel in 1967 to watch the peace agreement between the groups. This occurred during a period of
Once all countries, big, small, rich and poor, realize that their greater good lies in maintaining global peace without any "ifs and buts" they can join forces to reform the UN and make it a more effective body. Works Cited Charter of the United Nations." United Nations' Official Website. 2007. March 10, 2007. http://www.un.org/aboutun/charter/index.html Holmes, Kim R. "New World Disorder: A Critique of the United Nations." Journal of International Affairs. 46: 2,


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Bonito, pequeno com 2 quartos com 1 cama queen e 2 camas individuais. Remodelada com novo mobiliário. Ver fotos de arranjo quarto. alargamento havaiano com comodidades da terra principal. Sua própria casa praia isolada. Sua própria entrada, estacionamento e pátio. Separado da outra casa de 3 quartos na propriedade. Assistir as ondas e apreciar a vista da varanda coberta circundante.
Laie é o lar de BYU e do mundialmente famoso Polynesian Culture Center. O Centro de Cultura polinésia é a curta distância.
Grande pequena cidade, com restaurantes, supermercados por perto. Grande pátio para assistir as ondas. Porta deslizante permite vistas panorâmicas e uma brisa fresca. Desfrutar da brisa fresca, estar ciente de que não há ar-condicionado.
Experiência verdadeiramente espectaculares vistas de montanha e mar, bem como pôr do sol incrível. Em apenas alguns minutos você pode estar caminhando nas montanhas bonitas Ko'o'lau ou a cavalo ao longo de uma costa intocada.
Entretenimento é ilimitado, com uma série de concertos em curso no campus Havaí da Universidade Brigham Young para bandas locais em Turtle Bay. Sem o ruído do concertos. A atração turística # 1 no Havaí, o Centro Cultural polinésia, que apresenta espectáculos de entretenimento, luaus, manifestações históricas e culturais e 'shopping abundância, "é apenas um curto passeio pela Kamehameha Hwy.
Do outro lado da rua é o centro comercial local, que possui um supermercado em grande escala, uma variedade de opções de fast food, cinema gêmeo de, aluguel de vídeo, correios e até mesmo uma loja de ferragens! O templo Mórmon é um maravilhoso cinco minutos a pé até Hale La'a Boulevard e oferece uma excursão histórica livre também.
O Curso Pública Kahuku fica a apenas 5 minutos até Kamehameha Hwy. E para aqueles mais experientes e sérios no jogo Turtle Bay Resort, casa do Senior PGA Tour, está a apenas 10 minutos de distância. Famosa Sunset Beach & Waimea Bay são apenas poucos minutos até o North Shore.
Linda Laie, localizado a 40 minutos a uma hora passeio panorâmico lindo de Honolulu. Venha estilo da ilha ao vivo.
Desfrute o lado ventoso da ilha! Há perto de golfe, resorts e muitas comodidades. É uma sensação de cidade pequena sem os muitos turistas. Você vai adorar a área e a propriedade impecável impecável.
Palavras-chave: uma única família, à beira-mar, em frente à praia, na água, casa
We loved our time at this house. The beach was just steps away and the view was great. The house was clean and included all of the amenities needed to cook. Martha was a great hostess who answered any questions we had. The location was secluded enough that it was quiet, yet we were quickly able to get out and explore the island. The only drawback was that the stairs on our side of the property are used by the attached studio and an additional house (up to 7 guests) to the south of us. One afternoon the people in the house had many guests over and they traipsed back and forth across our lawn. Fortunately, this only happened once, but it does mean that your neighbors make or break the peaceful atmosphere. The owner, Victoria, likes to do exit interviews and said that this is not allowed in the contract and that Martha would have dealt with it if she'd known. Otherwise, we loved the place and would highly recommend it!
The location and view was excellent. Unfortunately the house itself if pretty old and not in great condition. Kitchen and bathroom average also. The rocks and tide make the beach access more pleasant to look at than actually experience (although some other guests fished from the house).
For the price IT WAS VERY FAIR.
The linens were nice and there were adequate towels for bathing and beach. The pillows were sour in the master and the furnishings were middle of the road in quality.
We have rated this rental at three stars because We as a family voted to not return to this rental because of overintrusion of the property manager. We were not able to walk around in our underwear without being seen because looking into the Windows/sliding door multiple times.
This property was truly wonderful. The house was very comfortable, furnished well and clean. It is located right across the street from the Polynesian Cultural Center. It is close to shopping and everything that you need or want to do. It was a pleasure working with the owner and manager of this property. They were very helpful and timely in all our dealing.
The backyard is beautiful and there is a bench that you can sit on overlooking the ocean. You have a great view of the sunrise each morning. The sounds and ocean breeze was enjoyed each night. You have your own private entry onto the beach. With the location and properties in this area it was almost like having our own private beach.
This property is located on the most beautiful side of the island and everything was green and beautiful. This was our first time to Hawaii and staying here made it great. We want to go again and this property would be the first place we look to stay again. I have recommended this property to all my friends and relatives.
Before we made the trek out to Laie, I spoke with Martha on the phone and she was very helpful in guiding us to this gem in the country. She showed us around the property and told us about activities and shops in the area. After seeing the beautiful beach right below the property, we had to go down and explore. The fresh air and the clear water is something that you find in travel magazines. I have stayed in Tahiti and this beach would rival any of the ones you would find there. We ended our first day with a nice BBQ outside on the patio and just relaxed. So nice! Mahalo!
My wife and I decided to spend a belated 31st anniversary in Hawaii. We have had good experience with VRBO rentals previously and felt comfortable with choosing a rental for our stay this time.
When we arrived Martha met us and walked us through the property. She was very friendly and professional. She made us feel welcome and it felt as if we were home. She was there for any need and checked on us from time to time to make sure all was well. The property was clean and prepared for us when we arrived
The property is located right on the beach and we had a wonderful view our entire stay. Enjoying beautiful sunrises from the patio were an everyday occurrence. Retiring to bed to the sound of the surf each evening was peaceful and enjoyable. The property is small be well suited for a couple or small family. I was concerned about there being no air conditioning but with the breeze from offshore and the way the home is situated it was never an issue. And I am one that does not like too warm so that is saying something. :) The connecting home was occupied but it still felt like we had the location to ourselves. It was quiet and enjoyable
The location is ideal. We felt that the lower part of Oahu was way too crowded however we found that the property and area were wonderfully relaxed. The locals were very friendly. There were local spots to enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner. We were literally across the street from the Polynesian Center and were able to walk across the road to go to there. It was an enjoyable visit where we learned much about the islands. We enjoyed quiet time at the beaches that were found up and down the North Shore. We were constantly entertained by the multitude of wild chickens that are seen everywhere.
The only down side to the entire trip was the fact that we did not have enough time to see everything that we wanted to see. I guess that just gives us a ready excuse to return. We would definitely stay at this location again and would recommend it to our friends and family
Thank you for making our stay such an enjoyable experience.
Atividades listadas acima são em bases de um aluguel por uma empresa nas proximidades. Nós não alugar qualquer coisa listada acima Há um monte de lojas de surf no North Shore, bem! Você pode alugar pranchas de surf, kaykas, etc .... Há brinquedos de areia Sinta-se livre para trazer o seu equipamento de snorkel / barbatanas ou comprá-los localmente, muito barato, assim como as pranchas de bodyboard.
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THE VIEWS FROM THIS 13TH FLOOR EAU CLAIRE Condo will amaze you! Enjoy either of your TWO BALCONIES, off the Den for Mountain Views or South Facing off the Living Room. This stunning 2 Bedroom 2 bathroom PLUS DEN offers over 1200 square feet of creative living space. The open Living/dining area is accented by a GAS FIREPLACE and an Abundance of WINDOWS. You'll love the NEW high end Laminate Flooring throughout! Sleek contemporary kitchen cabinets with eating bar and gleaming tiled floors complete the spacious kitchen. Your centralized DEN has unique GLASS DOORS AND WALLS allowing light to filter in. The Master Bedroom has a large 4 piece ensuite and double closets. The spacious 2nd bedroom is next to the 2nd bath and Laundry area. This sought after Building offers an entertainment room, GYM, Tennis courts and secure underground visitor parking for your guests! Within walking distance to Kensington, the River pathways, Prince's Island and all that Downtown offers. Embrace LIVING in the LIBERTE!
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You dont need a wishbone! Your wish is here! Carefree living is yours in this three year old home built on a previous foundation. Brand new vinyl siding approx. 2 weeks ago. New hot water heater. Freshly painted front and side porches. Yes, the half bath off master bedroom will save mornings when rushing to get ready for a busy day. Eat in kitchen and separate laundry room. Call today because others may share your wish. Fire the land lord and start the new year in your own home! CBR 3478
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This 2005 Clayton has been recently updated and is ready for its new owner! Sitting on a half acre lot, this 4 br/ 2.5 bath home has over 2200 square feet. Oversized living room with fireplace is open to the beautiful kitchen with bar island for extra seating. Plenty of cabinetry and full eat in kitchen area. Lots of natural light in this open floorpan home. Large master bedroom with en suite featuring his and hers sinks. Enjoy quiet nights out back on the covered deck connecting to multiple tiers. Call us today and schedule your personal tour!
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This One Owner Home has a lot to offer! Large eat-in kitchen & all appliances stay. Newer garbage disposal, freshly painted throughout, newer storm doors, gutter guard & new water heater in 2015. Master bedroom has double closet & half bath. Full bath has newer ceramic tile. The 21X12 family room in the walk-out lower level offers plenty of space for entertainment. Relax & enjoy the wooded view on the brick patio. Shed for storage. GREAT Price! Motivated Seller so dont pass this one up!! Before making an offer on any property, buyer should independently verify all MLS data, which is derived from various sources and not warranted as accurate.
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Very cute updated 2 BDR 1 BA ranch on the corner lot. The home offers newer flooring, doors, HVAC ,water heater ,lighting and ceiling fans. Many updates to meet your needs with a large back offering entertaining and privacy. A must see! All MLS data to be verified by buyer.
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Nice 3 bedroom, 1 story on a large lot is in move in condition. 3 good size bedrooms, big eat-in kitchen and an enclosed porch. Great income potential.
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Come see this 2-3 Bedroom in Bethalto school district. Master bedroom has a bathroom and walk in closet. Back bedroom can be used as a dining room, TV room, bedroom, etc⦠Kitchen has birch cabinetry. Double asphalt driveways. Storage shed stays. Payment less than rent and qualifies for 100% USDA financing. Appraised at $59900. Seller will pay buyer closing costs. Zoned for business. Plenty of room to build a shop or garage on side lot. Price reduced below $60K. Appraisal just done in March 2016. CBR 3423
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Very nice 3 bedroom, 2 full bath modular home on 2.15 wooded acres (3 parcels). Owner financing available. Property being sold as-is, where-is. Buyer to verify all info.
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July 23, 2008
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,v.AARON R. DARE, DEFENDANT.
On July 16, 2008, the Albany Times Union ("ATU") made an application for an Order to show cause and moved to intervene in the instant case for the limited purpose of asserting a Motion to unseal the sealed document filed on July 14, 2008 (Dkt. No. 22) and its accompanying Order to seal (Dkt. No. 21). Defendant Aaron R. Dare is scheduled to be sentenced at a hearing before the Court tomorrow, on Thursday, July 24, 2008.
In papers filed with the Court on July 18, 2008, the Government does not oppose Albany Times Union's Motion to intervene for the stated purpose and does not oppose the Motion to unseal the Government's sentencing memorandum and attachments. See Gov. Response at 2 (Dkt. No. 26). Counsel for Defendant Dare "does not oppose the Times Union's Motion to Intervene and Unseal except insofar [as] unsealing of the documents at issue will result in the release of his confidential, medical information." See Def. Response at 2 (Dkt. No. 28).
Movant Albany Times Union has proceeded on the assumption that the sealed document relates to sentencing, although the docket entry does not reveal the source or nature of the document. See ATU Mem. of Law at 1 (Dkt. No. 24). A second document, having been hand-delivered to the Court and thereby effectively filed under seal, was docketed under seal (Dkt. No. 30) yesterday after the Court entered a sua sponte Sealing Order.*fn2 (Dkt. No. 29). Although Albany Times Union's Motion to unseal references Docket Numbers 21 and 22 specifically, Movant makes clear that it is seeking "public access to sealed court records presumably relating to defendant's upcoming sentencing. . . ." ATU Mem. of Law at 1 (Dkt. No. 24). Therefore, the Court considers the Motion a request for access to all of the sentencing-related documents before the Court that are not presently available to the public. For the reasons stated below, the Court grants Albany Times Union's Motion to intervene for the limited purpose of asserting the instant Motion to unseal, and orders the documents corresponding to Docket Numbers 21, 22, 29, and 30 unsealed in their entireties.
II. Discussion
A. Sentencing Memoranda*fn3
Defendant concedes that Albany Times Union has a right to access the portions of the sentencing memoranda that do not contain medical information. See Def. Response at 3 (Dkt. No. 28). The only contested issue is whether references to Defendant's medical condition and his medical records contained therein should be redacted.
It is well-recognized that the public has a strong right to sentencing memoranda under the First Amendment and the common law right to judicial records. See, e.g., Press-Enterprise Co. v. Superior Court of Cal., 464 U.S. 501 (1984); In re The New York Times Co., 828 F.2d 10 (2d Cir. 1987); Lugosch v. Pyramid Co., 435 F.3d 110 (2d Cir. 2006). Nevertheless, courts have remarked that the "privacy interests of the defendant" may justify the nondisclosure of sentencing memoranda. See, e.g., U.S. v. Inserra, 1990 WL 101055, *2 (N.D.N.Y. July 16, 1990). This is because courts are critically concerned with ensuring that defendants or other individuals are not discouraged from disclosing information that could be relevant to the Court's sentencing decision. See, e.g., id. In the circumstances of this case, however, this concern is only minimal. Here, Defendant has chosen to introduce the medical information in an attempt to mitigate his sentence. By disclosing this information, which is a critical part of the memoranda, the Court does not believe it takes a risk of discouraging the full disclosure of such information in future cases. Under other circumstances, the Court could be convinced to redact a defendant's medical records, which surely are among an individual's most private matters. Here, the public right to these records, which inform the Court's sentencing, are not outweighed by Defendant Dare's considerable privacy interest in his medical records.
B. Presentence Investigation Report
The instant Motion broadly requests sentencing-related documents. As is required prior to sentencing, the U.S. Probation Office prepared and provided to the Court a presentence report. See Fed. R. Crim. P. 32(c); L.R.N.D.N.Y. 32.1. "Presentence reports are not public records but rather confidential reports to the trial judge for use in his effort to arrive at a fair sentence." U.S. v. Charmer Indus., 711 F.2d 1164, 1171 (2d Cir. 1983). Parallel to the standard applied to grand jury materials, the Second Circuit stated that "the district court should not authorize disclosure of a presentence report to a third person in the absence of a compelling demonstration that disclosure of the report is required to meet the ends of justice." Id. at 1175. See also L.R.N.D.N.Y. 32.1(c). Clearly, Albany Times Union makes no such showing. Therefore, the presentence report cannot be disclosed.
III. Conclusion
Based on the foregoing discussion, it is hereby ORDERED, that Albany Times Union is granted the Motion to intervene in this case for the limited and exclusive purpose of asserting the Motion to unseal; and it is further
ORDERED, that the sentencing memoranda and Orders to seal (Dkt. Nos. 21, 22, 29, and 30) are unsealed, exclusive of personal identifying information (such as social security numbers and addresses) which must be redacted by Defendant's counsel and delivered to the Court by 4:00 p.m. today; and it is further
ORDERED, that the Clerk serve a copy of this Order on the parties.
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According to The Examiner , sources close to WWE said that CM Punk leaving WWE is actually one big work. Again, this report is 100% false and was sumittied by a fan and then posted as news.
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Many clinical trials rely on participant report to first learn about study events. It is therefore important to have current contact information and the ability to locate participants should information become outdated. The Prostate, Lung, Colorectal and Ovarian Cancer Screening Trial (PLCO) and the Lung Screening Study (LSS) component of the National Lung Screening Trial, two large randomized cancer screening trials, enrolled almost 190,000 participants on whom annual contact was necessary. Ten screening centers participated in both trials. Centers developed methods to track participants and trace them when necessary. We describe the methods used to keep track of participants and trace them when lost, and the extent to which each method was used.
Screening center coordinators were asked, using a self-administered paper questionnaire, to rate the extent to which specific tracking and tracing methods were used.
Many methods were used by the screening centers, including telephone calls, mail, and internet searches. The most extensively used methods involved telephoning the participant on his or her home or cell phone, or telephoning a person identified by the participant as someone who would know about the participant's whereabouts. Internet searches were used extensively as well; these included searches on names, reverse-lookup searches (on addresses or telephone numbers) and searches of the Social Security Death Index. Over time, the percentage of participants requiring tracing decreased.
Telephone communication and internet services were useful in keeping track of PLCO and LSS participants and tracing them when contact information was no longer valid.
PLCO and the LSS component of the National Lung Screening Trial, described in detail elsewhere [1,2], were two large randomized controlled trials designed to assess the ability of certain screening regimens to reduce cancer-specific mortality. PLCO enrolled nearly 155,000 participants from 1993 to 2001, and each participant received a minimum of 10 years of follow-up. The LSS enrolled over 34,000 participants from 2002 to 2004, and each participant received a minimum of five-and-a-half years of follow-up. Participants in both trials were between the ages of 55 to 74 at trial entry and were healthy.
The same ten screening centers participated in both PLCO and LSS. Table 1 displays center name, location, and enrollment for each study. The centers were responsible for collecting vital status information on all participants. This information was collected annually through a self-administered form, the ASU, which was mailed to participants. If the ASU was not returned, the center repeated the mailing; if that failed, the participant was telephoned. If the participant could not be located using these methods, other techniques were employed to find the participant or to determine if the participant was deceased. This process of keeping track of participants and tracing them when lost was intensive and time-consuming, yet it had to be done accurately and thoroughly, as the success of the trials depended on the ability to capture the vital status of all participants.
The PLCO and LSS centers have nearly 20 years of experience in tracking and tracing study participants. This wealth of information is of value to other clinical trials researchers who enroll large numbers of study participants from populations of a similar age and health status. Because the reasons for joining prevention research are likely different from those for joining treatment research, the PLCO and LSS experience are of particular value to researchers who wish to conduct clinical trials in healthy populations, populations that are frequently recruited for large clinical trials of chronic disease prevention in older Americans. To document the tracking and tracing experience of the PLCO and LSS trialists, center coordinators were queried as to the methods that were employed to track and trace participants. We also examined the extent to which the need for tracing changed over time.
Each center chose its tracking and tracing methods. For the purpose of the current investigation, center coordinators were asked to submit lists of methods employed for tracking and tracing. A spreadsheet was then developed that included all the methods used. Twenty-seven methods were reported. Methods were grouped into three categories: those using information from study forms (PLCO: BLF, FLF; LSS: PCF; 12 methods), those using sources other than study forms not geared towards deaths (9 methods), and those using sources other than study forms that were geared towards deaths (6 methods).
In April 2010, coordinators were sent the spreadsheet and asked to subjectively assess the degree to which each specific method was used by his or her center over the entire course of both studies. They were instructed to leave the box for a specific method blank if the method was not used. If the method was used, the coordinator was to put "+++," "++," "+," or "−". Triple-plus indicated that a method was used extensively, while fewer "+"'s indicated that a method was used to a lesser degree. Minus indicated that the method was used but abandoned due to lack of success or other issues. It is assumed that extensive use of a method indicates one that was useful, although one should not assume that an extensively used method was the most cost-effective method or the one with the highest ratio of participants found to effort expended.
To examine whether the need for tracing changed over time, we measured the percentage of participants placed in tracing status for the years 2002–2009 (PLCO) and 2004–2010 (LSS). Although PLCO began in 1993, data on tracing status were unavailable study-wide prior to 2002. A participant was placed in tracing status if no ASU was obtained for two years in a row.
Table 2 presents, by center, tracking and tracing methods and how extensively they were used. Each center used many methods. Telephone contact was the most frequently reported method: all centers stated that they extensively used participants' home telephone numbers for contact. Telephone contact using a cell phone number, a workplace number, or the number of a person who did not reside in the participants' house was used extensively by some of the centers. Nine of the ten centers used mailings to the participant to varying degrees. Internet searches were used extensively, especially general internet search engines (searching on name, telephone number, and address), reverse look-up internet search engines (searching on telephone number and address) and the search engine associated with the Social Security Death Index. Names and addresses of specific web sites that were utilized are found in Table 3. Other methods that were frequently used were US Post Office address requests and correction notices, as well as submissions to the National Death Index.
Data in Table 4 indicate that the percentage of PLCO participants in tracing decreased over time. By the start of LSS, centers were experienced with tracking and tracing, and as such the percentage of LSS participants in tracing was low and remained stable throughout the trial. For 2004–2009 (the period of overlap), the PLCO and LSS percentages in tracing were quite similar.
In PLCO and LSS, many methods were used to keep track of and trace participants. The most extensively used methods involved telephoning. Mail and internet searches were extensively used by many centers as well.
We know of no other published reports that have explicitly looked at extent of use of specific methods for tracking and tracing participants in large cancer screening trials. Studies assessing other interventions or desiring long-term follow-up, however, have published information on how they kept track of and found lost participants. Lusk et al [3] report that in the Antihypertensive and Lipid Lowering Treatment to Prevent Heart Attack Trial (ALLHAT), a participant contact information form was developed and completed each year by study participants. Their contact form has similarities to the FLF and PCF used in PLCO and LSS, respectively; both ALLHAT and PLCO/LSS requested that the participant provide contact information for two additional friends or relatives not residing in his or her home. Lusk et al also report that internet and computer searches were an important resource for finding lost participants. This concurs with our findings of the extensive use of web-based searches. While we know of two other studies that have reported on how lost participants were located, the study populations, inner-city children with asthma [4] and persons who did not attend a tuberculosis clinic after release from jail [5], are dissimilar to PLCO and LSS and therefore detailed comparisons are not warranted. Nevertheless, each study reported at least one method similar to a method used in PLCO and LSS: Senturia et al [4] report using reverse-lookup searches and Menendez et al [5] report using telephone calls to aid in finding participants.
Because PLCO and LSS participants were healthy when enrolled, and most remained cancer-free throughout follow-up, our results contribute valuable information as to how studies of chronic disease prevention (including secondary prevention) in older Americans can keep track of and trace their participants. A comparison with the ALLHAT study indicates that tracking and tracing methods successfully used in treatment and prevention trials may be similar to those used in PLCO and LSS, but because the motivations for participating in each type of study may differ (personal benefit versus altruism, respectively), it is important to consider whether certain methods are more effective when reasons for participation and continued affiliation differ. There are many challenges in collecting information from an older study population [6]. Decline in physical and mental health, relocation after retirement, placement in assisted living or nursing home facilities, and loss of interest are correlated with advancing age. Therefore, it is of the utmost importance that tracking and tracing activities be flexible enough to handle such situations. Coordinators informally reported that the inclusion of a question on the BLF, FLF, and PCF requesting the names and contact information for two persons who do not reside in the participant's household was very helpful in locating participants who had moved to senior living facilities.
We are not surprised that use of some tracking and tracing methods varied by center. Our centers were different in terms of location, type of facility, and research infrastructure, not to mention lifestyle of participants. For example, persons who live in rural areas change residences less frequently than those who live in inner cities; therefore, mailings to rural participants may be more fruitful, and unique methods may be necessary for transient populations. Screening centers that enrolled many HMO participants may have had access to databases that provided up-to-date contact information, and may not have needed to use other methods. Centers that were located in areas where residents are more trusting and cooperative probably could use direct methods of contact (like phoning or mailing) most of the time. Centers in other locations may have needed to use methods, such as internet searches, that did not involve contacting the participant.
Strengths of our study include that data on tracking and tracing at individual centers was collected through querying of center coordinators, personnel who were on the front line of study activities. Shortcomings of our study include that we were unable to use quantitative data to determine which method resulted in removal of the most participants from tracing status, or prevented the participants from entering tracing status. Furthermore, we were unable to collect data in a prospective, non-subjective manner; the accuracy of our results therefore depends on the recall of the research team members who completed the questionnaire. We believe that our data demonstrating a reduction in the percentage of PLCO participants in tracing status over time indicates that invaluable experience was gained and methods were optimized; however, we cannot rule out the possibility that the decrease indicates the gradual culling of a small, finite group of uninterested participants. The fact that no similar decrease was observed during LSS argues against that possibility.
Telephone communication and internet services were useful in keeping track of PLCO and LSS participants and tracing them when contact information was no longer valid. While the majority of our data are not quantitative, our findings will still be of use to other researchers who study persons similar to those who participated in PLCO and LSS.
This research was supported by contracts from the Division of Cancer Prevention, National Cancer Institute, NIH, DHHS. The authors thank Drs. Christine Berg and Richard Fagerstrom, Division of Cancer Prevention, National Cancer Institute, the Screening Center investigators and staff of the PLCO Trial and the LSS component of the NLST, Mr. Tom Riley and staff, Information Management Services, Inc., Ms. Brenda Brewer and staff, Westat. Most importantly, we acknowledge the study participants, whose contributions made this study possible.
The authors wish to acknowledge the following individuals who contributed to this project by completing questionnaires:
Karen Broskia
Jeff Childsb
Jill Cordesc
Deborah Engelhardc
Betsy Gahagand
Amy Garrette
Mindy Geisserc
Lisa Gren, PhDb
Tiffany Hammonde
Robin Havermanf
Darlene Higginsg
Victoria Jenkinsh
Karen Lappei
Heidi Loweryf
Kathleen McDonoughd
Colleen McGuiree
Deborah Multereri
Shannon Pretzelj
Sheryl Ogdenj
Donna Sammonsj
Jeffrey Schragin, MDd
Sally Tenorioj
Julie Varnerb
Bonita Wohlersk
aHenry Ford Health System. Detroit, MI, USA
bUniversity of Utah Health Sciences Center. Salt Lake City, UT, USA
cUniversity of Minnesota School of Public Health. Minneapolis, MN, USA
dUniversity of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute. Pittsburgh, PA, USA
eGeorgetown University Medical Center. Washington, DC, USA
fWashington University School of Medicine. St. Louis, MO, USA
gUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham. Birmingham, AL, USA
hPacific Health Research & Education Institute. Honolulu, Hawaii, USA
iMarshfield Clinic Research Foundation. Marshfield, WI, USA
jUniversity of Colorado Denver. Aurora, CO, USA
kSt. Luke's Mountain States Tumor Institute. Boise, ID, USA
1Abbreviations: Prostate, Lung, Colorectal and Ovarian Cancer Screening Trial (PLCO), Lung Screening Study (LSS), Annual Study Update (ASU), Baseline Locator Form (BLF), Follow-up Locator Form (FLF); Participant Contact Form (PCF), Antihypertensive and Lipid Lowering Treatment to Prevent Heart Attack Trial (ALLHAT), University of Colorado Denver (UCD), Georgetown University Medical Center (GTWN), Pacific Health Research & Education Institute (PHREI), Henry Ford Health System (HF), University of Minnesota School of Public Health (UMN), Washington University School of Medicine (WU), University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute (UPCI), University of Utah Health Sciences Center and satellite center at St. Luke's Mountain States Tumor Institute (UU), Marshfield Clinic Research Foundation (MCRF), University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB).
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By Austin Hertzog
The PAC is back.
Perkiomen Valley and Spring-Ford made waves in the District 1 Class 6A playoffs while Pottsgrove's Class 4A title and runs by Upper Perkiomen and Pope John Paul II proved that the PAC should no longer be an afterthought in the district conversation.
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A is for Adeboboye: Hill School's Daniel Adeboboye started his Hill School career in fine fashion, rushing for more than 250 yards in the team's 2-0 start, its best start since the 2009 season. The Hill finished with a 3-6 record.
B is for Bettering the mark: Spring-Ford senior wide receiver Stone Scarcelle finished tied for most career touchdown receptions in Rams history, his 20 touchdown receptions tying Andrew Scanlan (now at Northwestern), who graduated in 2011. Scarcelle's 13 receiving touchdowns in 2016 was a Spring-Ford record.
C is for Courage: Look no further than Perkiomen Valley's Chris Jimenez and mother Jaime Kline. Kline, suffering from breast cancer for the past six years, has been battling the disease and continues to do so even with her recent Stage 4 diagnosis. Jimenez, a senior Temple commit, leaned on football as therapy amid the tribulation and was a huge piece to the Vikings' undefeated regular season and PAC title run.
D is for Defense: Spring-Ford's defense was by far the best in the PAC, averaging only 12.5 points per game — nearly six points better than PAC's second-best in Perkiomen Valley. The Rams also led the PAC in rushing yards allowed per game (94.4) and total yards allowed per game (236.8). The team finished with 31 sacks and 14 interceptions.
E is for Ellen: Always a good PAC season when Ellen DeGeneres gets a mention in the A to Z review. Pottstown's own Marvin Pearson was given a $10,000 scholarship to a college of his choice and was given a chance to fly to New Orleans to meet Drew Brees on "The Ellen Show" in November. More on Pearson shortly.
F is for Faison: During preseason camp it was instantly recognizable the talent that the Rahsul Faison, an Archbishop Carroll transfer, would bring to Pottsgrove. Faison rushed for a PAC best 2,093 yards — the first 2,000-plus effort since OJR's Ryan Brumfield in 2010 — as the Falcons won its first District 1 championship since 2011, beating Interboro in comeback fashion in the Class 4A title game.
G is for Garcia: It wasn't the best season for Phoenixville, but senior running back Matt Garcia made it memorable. Garcia shattered the school's single-season rushing record of 1,507 yards set by Jimmy Johnson in 1966, finishing with 1,820 rushing yards and 17 touchdowns in 10 games.
H is for Honoring the Military: Pottsgrove and Phoenixville both honored the military with annual Military Appreciation nights.
I is for Interceptions: Five players led the PAC with five interceptions in 2016: Koran Butler (Norristown), Jake Bildstein (Pope John Paul II), Matt Ford-Bey (Perkiomen Valley), Ryan Kendra (Upper Perkiomen) and Dan Cassidy (Spring-Ford).
J is for Jaworski: Perkiomen Valley's Justin Jaworski broke his own record for most receiving yards in a season, finishing with 1,396 yards receiving with 14 touchdowns, all while missing some of the season with a MCL injury. Jaworski, who returned during the Vikings' victory over Spring-Ford in Week 7, shattered the PAC career mark for receiving yards in Week 3, besting the mark set by Upper Perkiomen's Ronnie Gillespie in 2011 (2,147 yards). Jaworski finished his career with 3,270 career yards.
K is for Kickers: Whether it be Perkiomen Valley's Garrett Patla, or Spring-Ford's Erick Rodriguez, this year was definitely the Year of the Kicker. Patla finished with a PAC record 85 points, including nine field goals (one a 49-yarder in the District 1 Class 6A quarterfinals). Rodriguez broke Spring-Ford's single-season record for most points of 70 set by Ryan O'Hara in 2011. Rodriguez finished with 76 points.
L is for Liberty: The Liberty Division made easy work of its Frontier Division opponents in the Week 10 crossover matchups. Highlighted by Perkiomen Valley's 28-14 victory over Pottsgrove in the PAC Championship, the Liberty Division went 6-0 in the Week 10 crossovers.
M is for Marvin: Pottstown's Marvin Pearson scored his first varsity touchdown in the Trojans' 48-8 loss to Pottsgrove in October. Pearson, blind since the age of 10 and deaf a short time after, came back to Pottstown for his senior season and made memories along the way.
N is for Newcomers: Norristown and Upper Merion's first season in the PAC could have been better (teams combined to go 3-6 in the conference), but the two finished off the season with an epic clash in their annual Thanksgiving Day game.
O is for Okuniewski: Daniel Boone's Ryan Okuniewski finished with a team-best 836 receiving yards on 41 receptions. His totals are No. 2 in Berks, behind only Exeter's Gabe Schappell (47-908).
P is for Pope John Paul II: Whether it be its first three-game winning streak since 2011, or its first victory over Pottsgrove in school history, the Golden Panthers' season was a surprise to many, especially after a winless 2015. PJP junior quarterback Matt DeLaurentis fared extremely well in his first year starting, finishing with 2,307 passing yards, while the defense finished fifth in the PAC with 267.3 yards per game.
Q is for Quarterbacks: Three quarterbacks finished with more than 2,000 yards passing (PV's Stephen Sturm, SF's TJ Pergine and PJP's Matt DeLaurentis).
R is for Romano: Spring-Ford's Tanner Romano bettered his brother's school record for most tackles for loss in a season, his 23 TFL four better than Mason's mark set in 2012. Mason, however, holds the mark for most career tackles for loss with 40.
S is for Stephen Sturm: Perkiomen Valley's Stephen Sturm wrapped up the best career of any District 1 quarterback at the largest classification, passing for a PAC-record 3,438 yards with 42 touchdowns opposed to just nine interceptions. Sturm, who set the District 1 single-season mark for passing yards in a season for a week before North Penn's Reece Udinksi bettered it in the district title game, passed Downingtown East's Pat Develin (2006) for most career passing yards with 8,554 yards. His 94 career passing touchdowns tied Manheim Township's Pat Bostick (2003-2006) career mark.sturm1
T is for TJ Pergine: Spring-Ford's TJ Pergine Spring-Ford single season record for passing yards in a season, finishing with 2,275 yards, a new single-season record for passing yards.
U is for Undefeated: Perkiomen Valley completed its first undefeated regular season in school history.
V is for Victory: The Perkiomen School finished the year with six wins, finishing the year with a 54-6 victory over St. Andrew's School.
W is for Wilson: Game of the Year goes to Spring-Ford and Wilson in Week 3. The much-hyped matchup that pitted Spring-Ford head coach Chad Brubaker against his former school (Brubaker spent 12 years as an assistant coach for the perennial state powerhouse, the last four as the offensive coordinator under head coach Doug Dahms), went in Wilson's favor in a double-overtime thriller that saw the Bulldog defense stuff Stone Scarcelle one inch shy of the goal line on a two-point conversion. Wilson won 41-40 and most recently won the District 3 Class 6A championship.
X is for X-Factor: Every team had one, whether it be PJP's Dan Cirino, Upper Perkiomen's Tyler Whary, Phoenixville's Nasir Green, Perkiomen Valley's Sean Owens or Spring-Ford's Selwyn Simpson.
Y is for Yazujian: He isn't in high school anymore, but that's OK. Tyler Yazujian, Penn State's longsnapper, was part of what many media members are calling the story of the year: the Penn State 2016 team that earned a Big Ten East title and will vie for the conference championship Saturday in Indianapolis.
Z is for Zeke: Upper Perkiomen advanced to the District 1 Class 4A playoffs this season in large part due to the play of senior quarterback Zeke Hallman, who cleaned up his play from 2015. Hallman finished with a career-best 1,938 yards with 24 touchdowns and seven interceptions as the Indians finished the year 5-6 (4-1 PAC). Hallman's season totals for yards and touchdowns were bests for in Upper Perkiomen history.
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Spring-Ford's loss to North Penn doesn't diminish season filled with milestones
By Tom Nash
TOWAMENCIN >> While the North Penn football team marched out of Crawford Stadium in jubilation led by their band, Spring-Ford's players made the long walk back to their locker room in complete and utter silence Friday night.
Some players took the walk solo.
Others walked it in packs.
Yet every player made that walk together.
"We came such a long way these past three months," said senior receiver Stone Scarcelle following the Rams' 28-19 loss against top-ranked North Penn in the quarterfinal round of the District 1 Class 6A playoffs.
"From three-a-days to now — it seems like an eternity," he added. "All you get is these three months and then the season's over. You've gotta take what you can get."
All season long, Spring-Ford took just about everything it could get against nearly every opponent. Following their mid-season loss against eventual-PAC Champion Perkiomen Valley in early-October, the Rams renewed their focus and got on a roll.
Bob Raines--Digital First Media Spring-Ford running back Justin DeFrancesco finds himself surrounded by North Penn defenders Jake Hubler, Nov. 11, 2016.
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Spring-Ford running back Justin DeFrancesco finds himself surrounded by North Penn defenders Jake Hubler, Nov. 11, 2016.
Spring-Ford rattled off four consecutive dominating wins, out-scoring the opposition 204-14, including last week's 38-7 district-opening win against Central Bucks East — their first district win since the 2013 season.
"We knew who we were," said Spring-Ford head coach Chad Brubaker of the Rams' season. "I think a lot of people discounted us, but we knew we were a good football team."
Even after they were down 21-0 just eight minutes in, the Rams never truly seemed out of it. A team that can score in bunches and through several different options will give off that vibe.
Selwyn Simpson — the team's workhorse during the late stretch of the season — scored two touchdowns during the second half, bringing his season rushing touchdown total to 24.
Quarterback TJ Pergine, who had set the program's record for passing yards in a season the week before, got into a solid rhythm with Scarcelle, connecting five times for 85 yards, including a 33-yard touchdown strike in-between Simpson's touchdown runs.
"I'm gonna tell these guys, you know 'Don't hang your heads,'" said Brubaker. "I know this loss stings, but we were in this 48 minutes. This won't take away from some of the things we did this season."
Running back Matt Gibson was forced to watch last week's district opener from the sideline while dealing with a concussion.
That said, he knows a thing or two about district football.
"One loss and that's it," he said. "I knew this could potentially be my last time putting on the uniform and the pads. There was no way I could miss this game."
Gibson provided the Rams plenty of spark on kick-off returns, and also opened up the second half with a 31-yard burst through the left tackle.
"It was great to be back onto the field and to be able to contribute again," he said. "I didn't want this to be my last game, but I'm glad that I was able to actually be in it with my teammates one last time."
"This team means everything to me … and all of us," added Gibson. "Everyone on this team is my brother. We stick together."
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North Penn starts, finishes strong in District 1-6A quarters win over Spring-Ford
By Kev Hunter
TOWAMENCIN >> It was late in the third quarter with North Penn holding on tight to a 21-19 lead when quarterback Reece Udinski — on a 3rd-and-9 from the Spring-Ford 27 — fired a deep slant to wide receiver Ricky Johns.
Two Ram defenders converged on Johns, each delivering a hit. The two defenders went down, Johns remained up, and raced away to what would be the clinching score on a blustery, cold night at Crawford Stadium.
"They rang my bell," Johns said of the play, "and the next thing you know I'm in the end zone."
The touchdown was symbolic of the evening. The eighth-seeded Rams gave the Knights their best shot, but North Penn persevered and still pulled away to a 28-19 victory that sends them to next week's District 1-6A Semifinals against Coatesville.
"That was really big. We needed to score on that drive," Johns said of his third-quarter TD. "We had been stopped on the previous possession but that gave us momentum."
#FOOTBALL: 4:43 3Q @KnightsLoyalty 28, @SFRamsFB 19. @ReeceUdinski to @ricky_johns8 27 yard TD. pic.twitter.com/dcYO5sy07U
— Mike Cabrey (@mpcabrey) November 12, 2016
Top-seeded North Penn (12-0) never relinquished it. The Udinski-to-Johns connection would be the only points of the second half, as the Knights' defense shut out Spring-Ford in the final two quarters.
"The halftime adjustment was we had to tackle better," North Penn coach Dick Beck said. "In the second quarter, we did not tackle well. (Spring-Ford) got a lot of extra yardage after the first contact.
"We tackled better in the second half and I think that was the big difference."
Bob Raines--Digital First Media Spring-Ford receiver Quinn McKenna gets a pass up the middle against North Penn Nov. 11, 2016.
Spring-Ford receiver Quinn McKenna gets a pass up the middle against North Penn during their District 1-6A quarterfinal on Friday, Nov. 11, 2016. (Bob Raines/Digital First Media)
After Spring-Ford (9-3) trimmed a 21-0 deficit down to just 21-19 at the break, the Rams received the second-half kickoff with the hope of pushing in front for the first time.
A 31-yard run by Matt Gibson provided quite a start, but a 1st-and-10 at the North Penn 42 soon turned into 4th-and-5 at the 37.
That is where Gibson — and Ram comeback hopes — were stopped cold by linebacker Owen Thomas, who corralled Gibson in the backfield for a two-yard loss.
The next three Ram possessions would be three-and-outs. Then, on Spring-Ford's first possession of the fourth quarter, Johns — from his linebacker position — intercepted quarterback T.J. Pergine, setting the Knights up for one of their three clock-killing drives in the final period.
"I like to bait my quarterbacks," Johns said. "I let them think I'm blitzing and then bail back to cover the slant.
"Our defense always plays well," Johns said of a unit that surrendered just 51 yards in the second half. "We gotta keep improving but our defense has been amazing."
Johns later supplied a 29-yard catch that would help allow NP to keep the ball until the final seconds of the game ticked away.
It was a night that began with North Penn scoring on its first three drives, quickly bolting to a 21-0 lead at Crawford.
A 60-yard run by Nick Dillon on the first play from scrimmage led to a seven-yard touchdown run by Jason Prince for the first points of the evening.
Then, on NP's second offensive series, facing a 2nd-and-14 from his own 13, Udinski went back and uncorked what would be an 87-yard score to Johns, who caught the ball in stride and raced his way for six.
"I had to get a deep one on them. That was gonna be a tough match-up between me and (Stone Scarcelle)," said Johns, who hauled in seven catches for 192 yards and two scores. "He's a great athlete. That was gonna be a big match-up this game and I just broke loose."
#FOOTBALL: 8:56 1Q @KnightsLoyalty 14, @SFRamsFB 0. @ReeceUdinski to @ricky_johns8 87 yard TD pass. pic.twitter.com/qRWIKqSD81
— Mike Cabrey (@mpcabrey) November 12, 2016
The lead grew to 21-0 when Udinski hit Justis Henley for a 21-yard score on 3rd-and-Goal, as the Knights appeared on the brink of enforcing the mercy rule for the second straight week in the playoffs.
But Spring-Ford rallied back.
Bob Raines--Digital First Media North Penn quarterback Reece Udinski passes over Spring-Ford's Tanner Romano Nov. 11, 2016.
North Penn quarterback Reece Udinski passes over Spring-Ford's Tanner Romano during their District 1-6A quarterfinal on Friday, Nov. 11, 2016. (Bob Raines/Digital First Media)
"We knew who we were. We're a good football team, and that's a big hole to climb out of," Rams coach Chad Brubaker said, "but our kids were gonna play 48 minutes no matter what."
A pair of rushing touchdowns by Selwyn Simpson — a four-yarder and a one-yarder — were sandwiched around a 33-yard TD pass from Pergine to Scarcelle, which came on 4th-and-9.
The Rams scored on all three of their second-quarter possessions and forced a pair of Knights turnovers to get within two points at the half. But the go-ahead score never came.
"(I told the guys) you lost to a good football team," Brubacker said. "They played their hearts out. We felt like in the second half we needed that one more big play or one more break and it just never came for us.
"We made a couple mistakes and (North Penn) switched its front up a lot and caused us some problems. But I told the guys to hold their heads up high. They played well and were in that game for 48 minutes."
With a contest that was as tight as it could be in the third quarter, the Knights came up with the play they needed, when Udinski fired a strike to Johns, who bounced off two tacklers and was free.
Said Beck: "Ricky making that play, splitting the defenders and walking in the end zone…That was probably the play of the game."
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Johns, defense big in 2nd half when North Penn tested by Spring-Ford
By Mike Cabrey
TOWAMENCIN >> On a cold and windy Friday night, things seemed to be blowing out of the North Penn football team's grasp just before halftime.
Less than nine minutes into their District 1-6A quarterfinal with Spring-Ford at Crawford Stadium, the Knights had a 21-0 lead and look on their way to doing what they have done all season – burying teams until a large pile of points.
The visiting Rams, however, would not go down that path. With North Penn derailed by penalties, an interception and a turnover on downs, Spring-Ford high-tempo spread attack found momentum and reach the end zone three times in the second quarter – Selwyn Simpson's 1-yard rushing touchdown trimming the Knights' lead down 21-19 just 75 seconds before intermission.
Bob Raines--Digital First Media Spring-Ford quarterback TJ Pergine gets off a pass as he is grabbed by North Penn's Ricky Johns Nov. 11, 2016.
Spring-Ford quarterback TJ Pergine gets off a pass as he is grabbed by North Penn's Ricky Johns during their District 1-6A quarterfinal on Friday, Nov. 11, 2016. (Bob Raines/Digital First Media)
"I started to get a little greedy. I should have stayed on the ground a little more in the second quarter," North Penn coach Dick Beck said. "We got the wind to our back we're thinking we can throw a couple deep and what happed was that the wind to the back it was really affecting the ball more than with the wind to the face. So I think that was a little bit of a mistake on my part."
The Knights had won their previous 11 games by an average of 30.2 points. They trailed in games for a total 11 minutes, 4 seconds, all of that coming in the first half against Pennridge Week 5. Friday's two-point lead at halftime was the smallest for North Penn so far in 2016.
"In the locker room we told the guys, 'Hey, we're still up,'" North Penn senior Dan Drop said. "Facing adversity for one of the first times this year and we just tried to battle. Our defense we just tried to keep our heads in the game, make tackles like we didn't do in the first half."
The NP defense made a stand on the opening drive of the second half and kept Spring-Ford stuck on 19 points – just the second time in 2016 the Rams' could not eclipse 30 points. A great catch and run by Ricky Johns for a touchdown gave the Knights a nine-point cushion that turned out to be the final score, the 28-19 win sending North Penn into the semifinals to face Coatesville, a 41-21 winner of Ridley.
#FOOTBALL: The @KnightsLoyalty defense stuffs Spring-Ford on 4th down with NP holding a 21-19 lead early 3rd quarter. pic.twitter.com/k9R25EfjwC
— Mike Cabrey (@mpcabrey) November 12, 2016
"I think the halftime adjustment was we had to tackle better. In the second quarter, we did not tackle well. They got a lot of extra yardage after the first contact," Beck said. I can't tell you how many time we hit them at the line of scrimmage and he fell for two or three yards. We hit him for a two-yard gain, he'd get five. So, when you're doing that we start to press more on defense where everybody's trying to get after the runner next thing you know we're giving up the passes down the seams because the linebackers are really trying to be more aggressive.
"So, when we tackled better in the third quarter and actually in the second half, I think that was the big difference."
With North Penn still holding only that two-point edge, Spring-Ford moved into Knights territory on the opening drive of the second half. On a fourth down inside the 40, the Rams elected to go for it but NP bottled up the run attempt and Owen Thomas made the tackle for loss.
"I think we sent a lot of pressure up the middle," Drop said. "Owen Thomas came free, hold him up and we just swarmed to the ball."
North Penn punted on the ensuing series, but pinned Spring-Ford deep in its own end and forced the Rams to go three-and-out, Thomas on third down again slicing into the backfield to send a runner to negative yardage.
#FOOTBALL: @KnightsLoyalty's @ricky_johns8 with big yards off a @ReeceUdinski pass to convert a 3rd down 4Q vs. Spring-Ford pic.twitter.com/9qvvNR6bML
— Mike Cabrey (@mpcabrey) November 12, 2016
Johns provided the Knights some much-needed breathing room on the next drive. On a third and long from the 27, Johns hauled in a Reece Udinski pass at the 15, took hits from two defenders but slid out of the tackles and dash to the end zone at 4:43 in the third quarter.
"They rang my bell and two seconds later I'm in the end zone, so that was just a great play," said Johns on his second TD of the night, having scored on a 87-yarder from Udinski that made it 14-0 in the first quarter.
Johns helped maintain the nine-point lead in the fourth quarter first with his interception then later turning a short pass over the middle on third down in a big gain, allowing the Knights to salt away the final minutes.
"He was great tonight," said Beck of Johns. "Reece was getting him the ball, but he made some really special plays. And that's why he's going to West Virginia. The kid's a special player and we expect him to come up big all the time."
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