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I woke up Sunday to the local TV news talking about the "governor raising taxes," and while I was opening an eye I heard that taxes would be raised by about 25 cents per gallon at the gasoline pump – they later explained that this might be over five years. They continued interviewing people and asking about these new taxes and how they, the interviewees, would be forced to choose between gas and food "for their children."
What they failed to mention was the taxes being considered are against the oil companies and not the consumers and that these taxes would be used to fix bridges and roads within the commonwealth that have been falling down and are in deplorable condition. It was recently put in plain language during a visit to Harrisburg that if you go to a gas station and purchase a 16-ounce soda, you pay taxes on the entire soda, but the oil companies would currently only pay taxes on 8 ounces, or half of the amount you would pay, on their product. And that these proposed taxes may, or may not, be passed onto the consumers.
The governor is actually proposing cutting the current tax on gas by 17 percent for "we" consumers, about 2 cents per gallon. So, unlike the news of the 1950s and 1960s, where you would listen to the news as being the truth, today's "fluff managers" have their own agenda that gets passed off as reality. This is what happens when they (Disney and General Electric, which own most of the media outlets) get hundreds of millions of your tax dollars from this administration.
But I have noticed that they do not spend time on how this administration is trying to attack the Second Amendment of our Constitution. How can the Department of Homeland Security buy 7,000 AR-15s as "personal protection devices" when President Obama wants to ban them for American citizens as "assault weapons"? I am just as concerned about why the homeland security department has purchased 450 million rounds of .40-caliber hollow-point ammunition, which, by the way, is in violation of the Geneva Convention and can't be used on the battlefield. So what is the Obama administration planning to use them on?
Why is the media not examining why this administration is trying to attack Americans, on American soil, using drones, doing away with the protection of the Fifth Amendment's "due process clause" that guarantees all our rights under the Bill of Rights and the other amendments? What happened to their oaths of protecting the Constitution? I would suggest copying the Bill of Rights and sending it to your elected officials and let them know you are watching them.
So, now is the time for Americans, especially the "silent majority," to wake up and look at politicians and the media for what they do, not just the rhetoric they spew. Listen for the real truth in the media, not just the fluff they try to feed us on a daily basis. Or, as time goes on, we will stop being citizens of a free society and start being subjects under the control of those more interested in the millions they can acquire for themselves than informing you of the wrongful actions done while hiding the real truth from us.
William Merrell
Peters Township
Merrell is the chairman of the Washington County Republican Party.


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Waskowiak earns Almanac MVP honors for girls' basketball
Waskowiak named girls' MVP
By placing herself second to others, Erin Waskowiak ranks second to none in athletics as well as life.
A hot shot, averaging 20.4 points per game as a junior, Waskowiak assumed the role of a distributor her senior season and put Bishop Canevin on the scholastic basketball map. She led the Crusaders to their first district as well as state championship.
"Erin sacrificed her personal statistics for the team," said her coach Tim Joyce. "She led her team on a magical run. Her unselfish play made her teammates better and led us to victory."
Two-thirds of the way through the 2012-13 season, Joyce moved Waskowiak to the point guard position on offense. She responded. So did the Crusaders. They avenged two disappointing defeats to their arch rival, including a 66-35 thrashing, and unseated Seton-La Salle as the WPIAL and PIAA champions. Canevin defeated the Rebels, 56-47, in the district final at the AJ Palumbo Center. The Crusaders then beat SLS, 41-36, to reach the state finals. Once in Hershey, Waskowiak continued to shine. She dished up six assists, pulled down seven rebounds, supplied two steals to go along with five points as Canevin dispatched York Catholic, 45-38, in the Class AA championship contest at Giant Center.
In bringing a state banner to Canevin, Waskowiak also won acclaim for herself. She gained the attention of Pennsylvania's sports writers, who named her to its All-State squad. That honor goes along with her section, WPIAL and Almanac laurels. In addition to first-team accolades, Waskowiak has been named Almanac Most Valuable player for girls' basketball.
According to Joyce, Waskowiak is the "complete all-around player." Her statistics bear out that fact. Though her points-per-game average plummeted to 16 this season, Waskowiak managed seven assists per game. She also grabbed eight rebounds and swiped eight passes an outing.
"Erin is athletic, quick and skilled," Joyce said. "She can shoot the three, beat defenders off the dribble or post them up. She has excellent vision on the court and is a great passer."
Waskowiak credits all she knows to her cousin, Josh March. She says he got her started in basketball. "He taught me all I know," said the 19-year-old daughter of Kelli and Ed Waskowiak.
Waskowiak began playing organized ball in fourth grade. After a successful career at Bishop Leonard/Mary of the Mount Academy, she enrolled at Bishop Canevin. In four years, she helped the Crusaders compile an 89-23 record. A four-time WPIAL and PIAA participant, she saw her team fall to SLS in the district semifinals as a sophomore and finals as a junior. So, this season proved special.
"I was so happy with the way my senior year ended. All our hard work paid off. It was a fitting finish."
Waskowiak, however, isn't quite through with her scholastic career. She will participate in the Hoops For Cure on April 27 at Chartiers Valley. It will be a cherished reunion for Waskowiak as she will play once again with her teammates Celina DiPietro and Carly Forse.
"It's going to be fun. The hard part about not playing anymore is that I don't get to see my teammates and my coach," she said. "I miss that a lot."
Other than that, Waskowiak is ready to move on with her career. A Duquesne University recruit, she will be the first member of her family to play in college. "I'm ready," said Waskowiak, who has two siblings, Patrick and Amanda. "I'm ready for the next phase of my life."
While she acknowledges that "passing" is the best aspect of her game, Waskowiak is prepared to polish her skills before she begins playing for former Olympic gold-medalist Suzy McConnell-Serio. "I need to improve my ability to drive to the hoop," she said. "I need to work on my moves."
At the scholastic level, however, Waskowiak had all the right moves. In fact, she possessed enough of them to garner The Almanac's top honor as MVP.
"I'm glad that I was chosen," she said. "I'm really happy and honored because there were so many good players out there."
Few players are as physically decorated as Waskowiak. She sports four tattoos. Two adorn her neck. Two others, including the cross with the roses on her left arm, are a tribute to her best friend, Will, who is still recovering from injuries he incurred from a serious automobile accident four years ago.
"My whole family has them and I wanted one," she said of the body art. "Opponents always comment about them. They like them. I consider it a compliment when people ask me about them."


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Imagine that it's 2:00pm on Friday afternoon and you're leaving a planning meeting for the big springtime marketing blitz upon which your company, Coho Winery, is resting its hopes of international expansion. Just moments ago, the team was haphazardly scrolling through a long task list spreadsheet when your boss slammed her fist on the table and declared that you would have a first-class project management solution in place by Monday morning.
Yikes! That's a big job.
Since this project is so important, it's critical that the solution be robust and secure, while delivering as much efficiency gain as possible so the team can get more work done and you don't get buried keeping track of everything. But at the same time, there's not a huge budget for IT overhead and time is of the essence.
You decide to go with Microsoft's Project Pro for Office 365 subscription combined with SharePoint Online and Skype for Business Online, so that Coho's teams can easily communicate in real time and collaborate through shared team sites. With the subscriptions, you pay as you go, never have to worry about setting up IT systems, and can stream the rich Project desktop client to make your work quick and easy.
A quick visit to the Project website confirms your intuition that Project Pro for Office 365 is the right solution for Coho. You click the link to sign up, and a few moments later the account is set up and ready to go.
"Wow," you exhale, "That was easy!"
Soon, you'll find out that the rest of the process for getting Coho's project management up and running is just as easy as it was to subscribe to the service. There's a convenient two-step process to configure your organization.
With options to import users with a bulk spreadsheet upload, it's really starting to look like you might get out of the office before 5:00pm.
A convenient spreadsheet template shows you where to fill in the blanks for your team.
…and upload it into SharePoint to have accounts created automagically.
A quick check confirms that everyone on your team got imported correctly.
You breeze through the next few steps in about two minutes, simply taking note of the passwords generated for each account and selecting the appropriate licenses and permissions for each person. Now it's time to put together the project plan so painstakingly hammered out in the meeting you left just half an hour ago.
Being a rock star project manager, you know that the first step is to stream an installation of the Project desktop client. This is simple with Project Pro for Office 365–just click the Download link from your Office 365 admin page and watch those bits fly!
Seconds after clicking Run on the Internet Explorer download prompt, the Project desktop client is streaming to your PC and you're ready to really start earning your paycheck. But wait! You're pleasantly surprised to see the great templates built right into the startup screen… and there's even one for a marketing campaign plan!
You fire up the template, customize a few tasks to reflect the team's agreed-upon project plan, and start filling in resource assignments.
It takes a half hour or so of applying your tradecraft until you feel good about the v1 project plan and decide to sync it to the SharePoint Team Site. This is as easy as hitting the Save As button and pasting in the web address from your browser.
Project's integration with the Office 365 account service keeps your site secure from any unauthorized publishing to your site–and keeps you safe from accidentally syncing with the wrong site!
You hit refresh on the Coho Winery SharePoint Team Site to see your work alive in the cloud, and can't help but smile as the page loads with a robust cloud-based project plan ready for broad collaboration, work management, and access from virtually anywhere. Beautiful.
The clock on your office wall ticks 5:00pm as you triumphantly hit send on an email assuring your boss not to worry–you've got everything under control.


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Bethel word game a winner
By Lorraine Gregus
Info Box: Spelling Bee
The Scripps National Spelling Bee is held each year in the U.S. after spellers first vie for state and regional titles. Regional winners may then enter the national competition. Any boy or girl under 16 years of age and in eighth grade or below is eligible to participate. Previous winners of National Spelling Bees are no longer eligible. Early rounds are televised during the day and championship finals are aired evenings, both on ESPN.
The National Spelling Bee was formed in 1925 to encourage children to perfect the art of spelling, help enlarge their vocabularies and widen their knowledge of the English language. The bee is held annually in late May or early June. This year the bee will be held May 26-June 1 near Washington, D.C.
Although spelling words correctly is necessary to good report cards, spelling can also be fun and an exciting challenge. With so many changes in our schools' curriculum today, it's encouraging to see that correct spelling is still considered important.
Spelling bees have always drawn my interest. I'm in awe of the young participants and their knowledge of words and their meanings. I've been known to sleep through a Steelers game, a snow storm weather alert and, I'm sad to say, a presidential speech, but my eyes remain open wide during a spelling bee.
Last fall, the Lunchtime Rotary Club of Bethel Park proposed a spelling bee to include all the Bethel Park School District's third-grade students. For the past five years, this local Rotary has presented every third grade student in the district a copy of Webster's Dictionary. This year, they also provided an opportunity to use this great reference guide.
Third graders from Bethel Park's George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Benjamin Franklin, Memorial and William Penn elementary schools were given the opportunity to enter a spelling bee held in the auditorium of Independence Middle School. Dr. Dorothy Stark, director of elementary education and principal at Lincoln, put together grade-appropriate lists of words and posted them ahead of time on the district's website.
Interested students were then made aware of possible words used during the bee and its rules. Each word could be used in a sentence offered by the judge, only if requested by the student. Apostrophes and capitals were essential in spelling. Also, students were given but one try to spell each word given to them.
Confidence prevailed among the 66 young boys and girls who were eager to begin the bee. And they were amazing! Parents, grandparents, siblings and friends were on hand to support their efforts.
"The spelling bee was wonderful," said Bonnie Pierce, secretary of the lunchtime Rotary group. "I'm still impressed with the enthusiasm the students showed and their commitment to learning words. Planning for next year's bee is already in the works."
February and coincidence were troublesome words, but "coyote" was both the losing and the winning word, spelled correctly by Danielle Reiland from Lincoln Elementary. Also, with plenty of confidence and clarity, Zachary Simmons placed second and David Jakel took the third spot, both from Franklin. Winners took home gift certificates from Toys R Us: First place-$150; Second place-$100; and Third place-$50.
EEN: The Lunchtime Rotary of Bethel Park also presents two graduating seniors with scholarships each year.


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A thick cloud of black smoke rising above a MarkWest natural gas processing plant off Route 519 in Houston resulted from a new piece of equipment that is not functioning at its optimal level, according to the state Department of Environmental Protection.
Although the flames and smoke originally were believed to have been caused by a controlled flare that started about 5:30 p.m. July 14, the DEP's John Poister said he received a report from MarkWest that the plant was starting to operate a new de-ethanizer, which separates ethane gas from natural gas.
Rob McHale, MarkWest manager of governmental and environmental affairs, could not be immediately reached for comment. Poister said MarkWest engineers are working to get the de-ethanizer to function properly.
MarkWest received permission from the DEP to install the equipment, but Poister said the agency is sending an inspector to the plant to assess the situation.
"We're quite concerned about the heavy level of the smoke in the air, particularly on a day like [July 14] when it is so hot and the air is so thick anyway," Poister said.
The DEP received a number of calls from concerned residents, as well as photos of the smoke.
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USC knocks off Bethel Park, 63-50
Upper St. Clair played a nearly flawless game and knocked off previously undefeated Bethel Park, 63-50, in Section 4-AAAA boys' basketball action on Tuesday, Jan. 22.
With the victory, the Panthers moved into a tie for first place in the division with the Hawks. Both are 7-1 in section. BP is 14-2 overall while USC is 12-3 overall.
Defensively, the Panthers shutdown BP's inside attack, especially Wyatt Hagerty. Saddled with three fouls with 3:58 to play in the third quarter, the 6-11 senior rode the bench throughout the final frame. Shadowed by John Duffy, Will Ross and J.J. Conn throughout the contest, they held Hagerty to two points. The USC defense also silenced 6-5 forward Ken Gilmore, limiting him to one field goal and two free throws.
"Defense was very important in this game and we were very impressive," said USC floor boss Danny Holzer. "Duffy, Ross and Conn battled and that made the difference in not allowing Bethel to go inside to their bigs.
"Once we take them out of that game plan, that evens the score for us. We can play our regular guys against their regular guys. Our great defense and perimeter play were the difference. Once we established the lead, Ben had to go small."
From the get-go, USC established the advantage. The 1-2 punch of Jordan Grabowski and Conn as well as sharp shooting from beyond the arc and at the line, propelled the Panthers to victory.
Grabowski scored USC's first 11 points and staked the Panthers to a 13-5 advantage. Grabowski finished with 15 points.
Conn led all scorers with 22. He connected on all 10 of his free throws, six in the fourth quarter, and he buried a pair of 3-pointers in the middle frames as USC stretched its lead to 27-21 at halftime and 39-28 after three quarters.
Joel Klein buried a pair of 3-pointers that gave USC leads of 46-37 and 55-44 in the final frame. He finished with eight markers.
"Grabowski is such a gutsy, tough player. He wants to score," said Holzer. "Conn does a great job inside and outside. He creates great chances to score for us. And, Joel can shoot. Those were some critical 3-pointers he scored."
Crucial was USC's performance from the charity stripe. The Panthers knocked down 17 of 19 free throws. They made 12 of 13 in the fourth quarter, including a six-for-six showing by Connor Gallagher.
"I'm really proud of Connor," Holzer said. "He came up big for us."
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A pair of threes by Bobby Huntington tied the game, 13-13, before USC pulled away. Thomas Steve drained a 3-pointer to give the Panthers the lead, 27-21, that they would never relinquish.
"Credit USC," said BP skipper Ben O'Connor. "They played better than we did. They played tougher and harder than us. They took advantage of our mistakes and they hit their threes, knocked down their free throws and played great defense. They are a team playing with confidence."
While tied now for the section lead, Holzer would not say his Panthers have the edge heading into the home stretch. USC visit Canon-McMillan Jan. 25 then hosts Baldwin and Peters Township next week. They finish section action on the road at Moon on Feb. 5 before welcoming Mt. Lebanon on Feb. 8.
Of the BP win Holzer said that it was "huge" but emphasized, "this thing has a long way to go. There are a lot of tough games down the road but we are only worried about Canon-Mac.
"Of course, I like the position that we are in but at the same time we know that we can beat everybody and we also can lose to anyone. That's how strong this section is. We'll take them one at a time and maybe things will work out."
Meanwhile, the Hawks hope to work out some of the kinks that have seen them go down to the wire with many of their opponents. They visit Moon on Friday. In between a visit to Mt. Lebanon on Feb. 1, they entertain Peters Township (Jan. 29) and Trinity (Feb. 5), two teams they needed overtime to beat in their first encounters. BP closes at Baldwin on Feb. 8.
"We have to regroup and prepare for Moon. We have to refocus," O'Connor said. "We don't have time to feel sorry for ourselves. I think we're grounded now and we know we have a lot of big basketball games ahead of us."


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Commonwealth Court has scheduled a hearing on requests to set aside the nominating petitions of Thomas Fallert and Peter V. Marcoline III, both of whom have cross-filed as Washington County judicial candidates.
The challenges, filed by Robert K. McGrady against petitions circulated among Democrats and by Washington County GOP Chairman William Merrell against petitions circulated among Republicans, are to be heard April 3 in Pittsburgh.
Representing McGrady and Merrell is attorney James Jeffries Jr.
Merrell said he examined the nominating petitions of all Washington County judicial candidates online and filed the court challenge against the two because of what he called "glaring problems."
Marcoline, he alleged, wrote his mailing address as Washington when the document called for the candidate's municipality, South Strabane Township.
On Fallert's petitions, he claimed some who signed included mailing addresses of McMurray or Venetia, rather than the municipality in which they lived. Someone crossed out the addresses and corrected them to Peters Township.
Only the petition signer can correct misinformation, and that person must initial it, Merrell said.
Merrell also questioned Fallert circulating petitions in multiple locations around the county on the same day, which he called a Herculean task.
"Judges should be held to the highest possible standard and follow the letter of the law," Merrell said. "The voters should expect nothing less than that."
Merrell said he once spoke with Fallert on the phone but had not met either him or Marcoline.
He also said he was not aware McGrady had challenged the same candidates' Democratic petitions. McGrady could not immediately be located for comment.
Fallert said Monday he had not seen a copy of the Commonwealth Court documents, Marcoline said he reviewed recent case law with members of his campaign committee and cited law that requires him to use his address as it appears on his voter's registration card. His campaign chairman, Christopher Blackwell, made a formal demand that Jeffries withdraw the petitions "or we will be seeking sanctions," Marcoline said.
Marcoline and Fallert, first-time candidates for Washington County Court, are among eight candidates who have cross-filed for the May 21 primary.
There are two vacancies on the Washington County bench because of the retirements last year of Judges Paul Pozonsky and Janet Moschetta Bell.
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State officials have to come up with nearly $1 billion in budget savings over the next year and a half. In this year's legislative session, which kicked off Jan. 20, New Mexico senators, representatives and Gov. Bill Richardson will be wrangling with each other regarding spending cuts and tax measures [Cover story, Jan. 14: "Crank It Up!"].
Budget balancing is an unrelenting pain, the legislative equivalent of fibromyalgia. We wanted to help. So we pored over hundreds of pages of state contracts, operating budgets and capital—ie, construction—projects to come up with a list of dubious expenditures that our elected leaders may not have considered for cutting.
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a. $1,500
b. $5,000
c. $13,100
3. Which noteworthy state officials have taken Pacific Institute Training courses, according to the Institute's Web site?
a. Outgoing Department of Transportation Secretary Rhonda Faught
b. Former Public Regulation Commissioner Jerome Block Sr.
c. Gov. Bill Richardson
4. The state is prepared to spend $2.8 million for the "transportation of government officials." What is this figure intended to buy?
a. 35 armored Toyota Land Cruisers from First Defense International of Orange County, Calif.
b. One Beechcraft King Air turboprop aircraft, or equivalent
c. A full year of travel for state employees on Southwest Airlines
5. New Mexico's $408,000-a-year Martin Luther King Jr. State Commission holds an annual youth conference in Albuquerque. Last year, the conference had record attendance. How many people showed up?
a. 30
b. 300
c. 3,000
6. The MLKSC's achievements also include:
a. Sponsoring a trip to Atlanta for 25 youth
b. Holding 17 holiday commemorations and 10 youth anti-violence workshops a year
c. Printing the "I Have A Dream" speech in English and Spanish
d. Promoting "Dr. King's principles of nonviolence"
e. All of the above
7. So much for those nonviolent principles: Which piece of law enforcement gear has the highest state-negotiated purchase price, at $1,228?
a. Tactical Assault model Kevlar vest
b. Taser X-26 with integrated laser sight
c. AR-15 semiautomatic assault rifle
8. Technical Resource Management of Flagstaff, Ariz. charges the state of New Mexico $50 an hour to do what?
a. Provide "resource management services"
b. Provide on-site customer service for computer problems
c. Pick up the telephone to defend a positive drug-screening test result
9. Which capital projects approved by the New Mexico Legislature in 2008 have yet to get off the ground?
a. $80,000 for a "patriotism monument" at Amy Biehl High School in Albuquerque
b. $45,000 for a "touchscreen kiosk directory" at the Veterans Park and Memorial in Gallup
c. $309,000 for a penguin exhibit at the Rio Grande Zoo in Albuquerque
d. All of the above
10. The Education Department's budget for school surveillance cameras could pay for how many $40,000-a-year teachers?
a. 10
b. 25
c. 50
11. Which state expenditures approved for Albuquerque public schools might be better spent on…perhaps, textbooks?
a. $25,000 to "purchase chairs for teachers" at Hubert H Humphrey Elementary School, "home of the Hawks"
b. $40,000 to "purchase and install window blinds" at Duranes Elementary School, "home of the Unicorns"
c. $8,500 for videoconferencing equipment at Sombra Del Monte Elementary School. Slogan: "Celebrating learning in the shadow of the Sandias."
d. All of the above
1: b
2: c
3: a
4: b
5: b
6: e
7: a (The Taser X-26 is $800, the AR-15 is $730)
8: c
9: d
10: c
11: a and c (Bright sunlight is deadly to unicorns.)


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Two officeholders with Washington County ties were apparently unsuccessful Tuesday in their first runs for statewide office.
With 91 percent of the vote tallied statewide, Washington County Commission Chairman Diana Irey Vaughan had 43.3 percent of the vote to 53.3 percent for incumbent Democratic Treasurer Rob McCord of Montgomery County, who was seeking a second term.
In the race for state auditor general, state Rep. John Maher, R-Upper St. Clair, had 45.7 percent of the vote to 50.5 percent for Eugene DePasquale III of York.
Irey Vaughan wasn't conceding the race late Tuesday.
"We're going to continue to monitor the results," she said Tuesday night at the Doubletree Hotel, Meadow Lands. She allowed that her vigil would go on "perhaps into the wee hours of the morning."
As expected, she carried Washington County, amassing 46,055 votes to McCord's 38,350, but McCord carried Greene County with 6,201 with 43 of 44 precincts reporting.
Maher, whose 40th District includes Peters Township in Washington County plus Maher's home community and Bethel Park, adopted as his slogan "a CPA for PA auditor general" in his race against DePasquale.
Maher also carried Washington County with 44,730 votes to DePasquale's 39,074, and in Greene County, he eeked out a win with 5,877 votes to DePasquale's 5,694.
Maher had not made an appearance at his viewing party the Crowne Plaza hotel in Bethel Park late Tuesday and was not available for comment.
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Goaltender Brian Baker celebrated the Peters Township hockey team's 3-0 victory over State College in the PIHL Penguins Cup Class AAA semifinals last week for a few minutes.
He smiled. He laughed. He even strung together a few sentences that described how he felt and how the Indians pulled out the win at RMU's Island Sports Center.
Then talk turned to more serious matters, such as a possible rematch with Bethel Park and tonight's trip to Consol Energy Center, the third in as many years for Peters Township.
Even though North Allegheny upset the Black Hawks, 4-3, later that night – meaning Peters Township's opponent will not be the team that sent the Indians to a second consecutive loss on the season's biggest stage last season – Baker and his teammates aren't exactly lacking for motivation.
"It's going to be a great atmosphere again," Baker said. "But we hope to come out on top this time."
Tonight's game against No. 3 North Allegheny will start at approximately 9 p.m., the last of three championship games. Top-seeded Peters Township will be vying for its fifth Penguins Cup title, its first since 2005.
And although the back-to-back PIHL final losses – one in Class AA, the other in Class AAA – won't soon be forgotten, only three players from that first group remain.
"It's a whole new team," Peters Township coach Rick Tingle said. "I don't think that's on anybody's mind."
Maybe not.
What will be on Tingle's mind is North Allegheny's defense, tops in Class AAA during the regular season. The Tigers allowed just 37 goals in 21 games, an average of 1.8 per game.
In playoff wins over Canon-McMillan and Bethel Park, North Allegheny has given up just four goals, including two against the Black Hawks before the Tigers rattled off three straight to take a lead they wouldn't relinquish.
"They do a great job on defense," Peters Township captain Trevor Recktenwald said. "I know they have some strong forwards who can bury the puck."
Chief among those would be Joe Griffin, who has 21 goals in 20 games including a pair against Bethel Park. Cody Black also has two playoff goals, and Connor Cash has contributed four assists.
But if the Indians (19-4) can defend North Allegheny (17-4-2) the way they did State College – holding Stefan Horgas, who entered the game with a Class AAA-best 82 points, scoreless – by funneling any pressure to the outside, Peters Township and Baker should have plenty of success.
"If we keep the shots outside, nobody is going to score on 'Bakes,' " Tingle said after the win over State College. "Overall, with where we kept the shots, it makes it easier on him."
A balanced attack has also helped; six Peters Township players have scored goals this postseason, led by three each from Recktenwald and sophomore Brady Cochrane. Against State College, defenseman Keenan Witmer joined that group by throwing a shot on goal from the right circle that took a fortuitous bounce.
"I wouldn't have planned on that one," Tingle joked. "But Keenan took the shot, got it to the net and scored a game-winning goal in a semifinal game."
Many after that semifinal game talked about the prospect of facing Bethel Park. "I know a lot of guys, and the rematch would be good," senior winger Alex DeBolt said. But the truth of the matter is this: The opponent tonight could be the Pittsburgh Penguins. Peters Township just wants to leave Consol smiling.
"We," Debolt said matter-of-factly, "don't want to lose again."
On schedule
Class A final: Quaker Valley (24-0) vs. Mars (19-3-1), 5 p.m.
Class AA final: Pine-Richland (16-4-1) vs. Latrobe (18-3), 7 p.m.
Class AAA final: Peters Township (19-4) vs. North Allegheny (17-4-2), 9 p.m.
Tip-ins: Peters Township has won its past 15 games. … These two met for a pair of games in mid-December. Peters Township won, 6-4, on Dec. 11 before North Allegheny earned a 2-1 victory two days later. … Baker's 2.23 goals-against average during the regular season was second to North Allegheny goaltender Brad Thornburgh's mark of 1.98. … Recktenwald has a Class AAA-best six points this postseason after tallying 67 during the regular season.
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PITTSBURGH – The chant of "Dee-fense" has been heard on the North Side for the last 40 years.
It would fit in perfectly at the Consol Energy Center these days, too.
The Pittsburgh Penguins extended their winning streak to 10 games with a 2-1 victory over the Washington Capitals before 18,653 Tuesday night.
The Elias Sports Bureau reports the Penguins are the first team in NHL history to have a winning streak of at least 10 games in three consecutive seasons. They had an 11-game streak last season and won 12 straight in the season before that.
Defensemen Paul Martin and Matt Niskanen scored the goals, and the Penguins have allowed just six goals in their last six games.
"Everybody is committed to playing better defense," Niskanen said. "You're going to need that in the postseason. We're always going to give ourselves a chance if we play good defense."
The Penguins played without defenseman Kris Letang, who sat out with a lower body injury sustained in Sunday's game against Boston. They were also without center Evgeni Malkin, who missed his sixth game with an upper body injury. Malkin is expected back on Friday.
"We have the confidence that if we go out and put forth a good effort, we can find a way to win," Martin said.
Niskanen got the game-winning goal at 11:58 of the third period, just after the Penguins had killed a four-minute shorthanded situation.
The counterattack was swift as Sidney Crosby moved the puck up the ice and dished it off to Matt Cooke, who skated to the left wing after exiting the penalty box.
Niskanen trailed the play, outracing the Capitals up the ice, and Cooke quickly moved the puck to him. With Crosby driving to the net to provide a significant distraction, Niskanen fired a 30-foot shot past goalie Braden Holtby's glove.
The goal provided the winning margin and a tremendous sense of relief to Cooke, who foolishly allowed a boarding penalty to turn into a double minor when he got an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty for arguing the initial call.
That put the pressure on the penalty killers against the NHL's No. 3 ranked power play.
"Our penalty kill did a great job all game long," Bylsma said. "The two penalties came at a huge point in the game. I think we had 15 guys or so step up on that penalty kill. (Fleury) was tremendous. The fans were tremendous. That was probably the loudest the building has been, and you had a feeling that was going to end in a goal."
Fleury made 28 saves, and Bylsma called his game, "really solid, real strong."
"He was tested," Crosby said. "They have some good shooters and scorers, and he made some big saves."
Washington's Alex Ovechkin scored on a power play at 8:14 of the second period after Niskanen's block of Troy Brouwer's shot deflected directly to him. Ovechkin put the shot in off the left post.
Martin tied the game on a Penguins power play at 11:07 of the second. Beau Bennett fanned on a shot, but Crosby got the puck and sent a perfect pass back to Martin, who cranked up a hard shot from 40 feet that got through traffic.
The streak continues, although it's not a big discussion topic among the players.
"I don't think anyone is thinking too much about it," Crosby said. "We're just going out and playing the way we need to. We're obviously missing big parts of our team so we're keeping it simple and trying to find ways to have success until those guys get back."
Seven of the 10 wins in the streak have been one-goal games. … Crosby had a chance for an empty net goal, but put his shot off the goal post. … Crosby won two defensive zone faceoffs in the last 90 seconds to help seal the win. … Defenseman Robert Bortuzzo was the only healthy scratch. … Ovechkin has scored in each of his last five games in Pittsburgh.
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Writer: Kid Glove
Date:Saturday July 5 2014
Time: 12:11PM
Reading the always very interesting column written by Frank Warren, in The Sun, it appears that one of our few world title holders is set to vacate his title.
Back on the 7th June, Paul Butler, via a split decision, beat Stuart Hall to win the IBF Bantamweight title.
At the time the suggestion was in the air that Butler might be better served at his more natural weight and return to the flyweight division.
That now seems to be the case with Frank Warren implying that after discussions Warren has persuaded Butler to do just that and hunt down a second world title.
Lets hope the ploy succeeds.
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PITTSBURGH – If you wanted a short synopsis on the entirety of the Steelers' season, watch the fourth quarter of Pittsburgh's 13-10 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals Sunday.
As the Steelers did numerous times this season, they found a way drag defeat from the jaws of victory, squandering countless opportunities.
Time and again, the Steelers allowed games to be decided by one or two plays by keeping things too tight for any number of reasons.
They never had a game in which the offense, defense and special teams each played well.
"I don't think there's any one reason that you could point to in any game and say, this is the same reason back-to-back-to-back," said Steelers free safety Ryan Clark. "What we did was create new problems every week."
It's a big reason why there will be no playoffs for the Steelers this season.
In previous years, the Steelers could rely on their veterans to come up big in close games. For example, last year, the Steelers were 4-1 in games decided by four points or less. This season, that record is 4-5.
"We never really blew people out since I've been here," said Steelers' fourth-year receiver Mike Wallace. "It's always been a field goal or touchdown to win the game. This year, it always seems like we lost those games. It just wasn't our year."
Perhaps the leadership the Steelers lost in the offseason with the retirements of veterans Hines Ward, Aaron Smith and James Farrior was too much to handle at the same time.
The way the Steelers played this season was like watching somebody with a personality disorder – up one moment, down the next. They were hard to judge and often harder to watch.
The star players – the ones making big money – didn't perform well in critical times. To be successful, your stars have to play like stars. When they don't, you lose.
At various times, quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, wide receivers Antonio Brown and Mike Wallace, linebackers James Harrison and LaMarr Woodley and cornerback Ike Taylor failed to produce like stars.
You could say the stars never aligned for the Steelers.
Against Cincinnati, it was Roethlisberger's turn again.
The defense sacked Cincinnati quarterback Andy Dalton six times. It forced three turnovers – two interceptions by Cortez Allen and a fumble that was also forced by Allen.
And yet the offense failed to produce a single point from those plays. Cincinnati, on the other hand, turned two Pittsburgh turnovers into 10 points.
Game. Set. Match. See you next year.
Roethlisberger, so often the reason why the Steelers won close games in past seasons, was largely to blame, just as he was a week ago in Dallas, when his interception on the second play of overtime set up a game-winning field goalby the Cowboys.
Roethlisberger never seemed to get into a rhythm facing Cincinnati's pass rush and threw a pair of costly interceptions, one that was returned for the Bengals' lone touchdown, the other setting up the game-winning field goal.
"We did things to give us a chance to win the game, but I blew it," said Roethlisberger.
That's true, but there were other issues as well.
The two consistent players on Pittsburgh's special teams had been placekicker Shaun Suisham and long-snapper Greg Warren. Against the Bengals, Warren made a bad snap on a 24-yard field-goal attempt that caused Suisham to push it wide left for his first miss in 16 attempts. Suisham later missed a 53-yarder with 1:47 remaining in the game.
"It's my job to make every single one, and that's what I strive for," said Suisham. "When it doesn't happen, I accept it. I should have been better. I should make a field goal."
Where this team goes from here remains to be seen. Players will leave as free agents or retire. Others won't be brought back because of performance issues.
It's a safe bet that 15 to 20 of the players on the current 53-man roster won't be Steelers in 2013.
But, as many teams have shown, things can change quickly in the NFL.
Last season, Indianapolis was the worst team in the league. Those same Colts did something Sunday the Steelers couldn't – clinch a playoff berth.
"It's this year," said Clark of the team's issues. "Year-to-year, things change."
The Steelers had better hope so.
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Cap Dance: It's always nice when February ends—no more saccharine cupid-covered cards, and the prospect of summer is suddenly in the less-distant future—but in Santa Fe, March 1 came with the extra bonus of hearings on the state's proposed emissions cap.
The state Environmental Improvement Board has been working on the cap concept since 2008, when the nonprofit New Energy Economy first petitioned for tighter emissions regulations.
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Best: Feb. 2009, "Entry of Appearance for Mexican Cement Firm (see file for name)." Name: Grupo Cementos de Chihuahua. Don't we speak Spanish here?
Worse: Continued, dogged opposition from a company that loves to tout its greenness: PNM.
In sifting through the comments filed in advance of the March 1 hearing, SFR found a few notable Santa Feans, among them Diane Karp, executive director of the Santa Fe Art Institute.
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It's not every day Karp jumps out in front of the PNM train—not every single day, anyway.
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The Truth Is Out There for 30 Days: The British government must be tired of hearing about how some sheep farmer in Surrey saw flashing lights—you can almost hear the disgust in the news reports that call UFO data "a waste of defense resources."
So they're calling it off: From now on, all records of UFO sightings will be destroyed after 30 days.
Back in Santa Fe, the last UFO sighting that didn't happen 56 years in the future was last November, according to the author of the Texas-based blog Lights in the Sky. The author's wife was outside at 2:30 am, when she felt "a feeling of electricity 'all the way through my heart.'" While the wife was swooning, a neighbor's shed "levitated at least four inches off the ground."
As for New Mexico record-keeping of extraterrestrial events, Mark Briscoe, who runs the library at the International UFO Museum and Research Center in Roswell, tells SFR the plan across the pond is "ridiculous."
As for a comparable plan here, that, too, would be "ridiculous, to destroy what we've created," he says of the museum.
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By and large, Eating Animals is a necessary contemporary update of The Jungle, and the more people who read it and find themselves outraged, the better. But instead of railing against meat, the better action is to rail in favor of responsible meat.
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William Shakepeare is thought to have written The Tempest in 1610–11. It was performed at court on November 1, 1611.
Putting romance onstage, The Tempest gives us a magician, Prospero, a former duke of Milan who was displaced by his treacherous brother, Antonio. Prospero is exiled on an island, where his only companions are his daughter, Miranda, the spirit Ariel, and the monster Caliban. When his enemies are among those caught in a storm near the island, Prospero turns his power upon them through Ariel and other spirits.
The characters exceed the roles of villains and heroes. Prospero seems heroic, yet he enslaves Caliban and has an appetite for revenge. Caliban seems to be a monster for attacking Miranda, but appears heroic in resisting Prospero, evoking the period of colonialism during which the play was written. Miranda's engagement to Ferdinand, the Prince of Naples and a member of the shipwrecked party, helps resolve the drama.
Sally returns to Bud Werner Memorial Library for a Shakespeare reading encore after her past Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet and Henry V workshops garnered rave reviews. Sally taught honors English at Oak Park and River Forest High School in Oak Park, Illinois, for 25 years. She has an M.A. in Literature and Theology from the University of Chicago. Her special interests include Shakespeare, Chaucer, Dante and great contemporary writers who explore universal themes. She and her husband divide their time between Chicago and Steamboat Springs.
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