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ATLANTA — Michigan is more than just five fabulous players.
No, this is quite a team — all the way down the roster.
Fearlessly attacking Syracuse's suffocating zone in the first half, getting big contributions off the bench, and hanging on for dear life at the end, the Wolverines advanced to the national championship game with a 61-56 victory over the Orange in the Final Four on Saturday night.
So put away those comparisons to the Fab Five.
This group of young stars is determined to leave its own legacy.
"We've been a team all year," said coach John Beilein, whose Wolverines were playing in the Final Four for the first time since 1993, when the Fab Five lost for the second straight time in the national title game. "It was great."
Michigan (31-7) will be going for its first national title since 1989 when it faces Louisville on Monday at the Georgia Dome. Syracuse (30-10) failed to complete an all-Big East final in the fabled league's last season before a major overhaul.
Louisville was established as a 4½-point title game favorite.
Don't expect that to bother the brash young Wolverines a bit. They showed they could win even when their best weapon, Associated Press player of the year Trey Burke, was having a really ugly night.
He scored just seven points on 1-of-8 shooting.
"We know Trey is our leader, and sometimes he's not going to have a game like he's had all season," said Tim Hardaway Jr., who led Michigan with 13 points. "That's when our team stepped up."
Trailing 58-56, the Orange had a chance to force overtime. But Brandon Triche was called for a foul when Jordan Morgan stepped in to take the charge with 19.2 seconds left.
"Jordan is our best charge-taker," Beilein said. "He stood in there and took a good one."
After Jon Horford made only one of two free throws, Syracuse called timeout and set up a play. Curiously, the Orange didn't attempt a tying 3-pointer. Instead, Trevor Cooney drove the lane looking to put up an easier shot. But the ball was swatted away, Michigan saved it from going out of bounds and Morgan wound up taking a long pass the other way.
He threw down a thunderous slam with just over a second remaining to cap the triumph.
Triche blamed himself for driving the ball recklessly into the lane when Syracuse had a chance to tie it.
"I was just trying to make a play for the team," he said. "I probably should have made a better decision, probably should have pulled up for the jump shot. … I did see him, but I figured, I was already in the air jumping."
With Burke struggling to get open looks and misfiring even when he did, Michigan got an unexpected contribution off the bench from freshmen Caris LeVert and Spike Albrecht.
LeVert scored eight points and Albrecht chipped in with six — all of them crucial after the Wolverines went cold in the second half and struggled to put away the Orange.
"We had a lot of guys in there," Beilein said. "You never know who the outlier is, you never know who's going to come in and get that done."
Of course, there's nothing unusual about Michigan getting big performances from first-year players. This team starts three freshmen — Glenn Robinson III, Mitch McGary and Nik Stauskas — which, of course, rekindles memories of the great Fab Five teams.
These kids want nothing to do with the comparisons, saying they haven't done nearly enough to be mentioned in the same breath with a team that changed the face of college basketball.
Well, if the Wolverines can win their next game, they'll accomplish something that eluded the Fab Five: a national title.
Syracuse was looking to give 68-year-old Jim Boeheim another title, a decade after the Orange won it all in their last trip to the Final Four. Boeheim has no plans to retire, but his quest for a championship is on hold for another year.
"I told you I'm not going to answer that question unless you ask that of every coach," Boeheim snapped at a reporter when asked about his future. "I never indicated at any time that I'm not coming back."
Michigan won this game in the opening 20 minutes, doing exactly what it needed to do against Syracuse's suffocating 2-3 zone: knock down open 3s, crash the boards, and work the ball inside and out with crisp, rapid-fire passes.
"I thought we got off to a really bad start defensively in the first half," Boeheim said. "We just didn't have the movement that we've had, and Michigan took advantage of it. Our offense was not good in the first half or the second half. Second half, we got our defense going a lot better, and got back in the game in spite of our offense."
When Syracuse started extending its perimeter defense, looking to cut off the long-range shots, Michigan created an open look late in the half with a nifty bit of ball movement. Robinson — like Hardaway, the son of a former NBA star — took a pass, whipped it ball to LeVert, who dribbled a couple of times and fed the ball back to Robinson for an open 15-footer.
Nothing but net.
The Wolverines began to pull away from Syracuse even without much of a contribution from Burke. He finally scored his first points with just under a minute remaining in the first half, swishing a 3 from nearly the same spot on the court where he made the long shot that stunned top-seeded Kansas.
It would be Burke's only basket of the night.
"At the end of the day, it wasn't offense," he said. "A lot of us didn't have good shooting nights, but it was defense that allowed us to advance."
Burke came up huge in the South Regional, leading Michigan back from 14 points down with less than 7 minutes remaining against Kansas. He forced overtime with a long 3-pointer at the end of regulation, and Wolverines finished off the 87-85 upset in overtime.
Syracuse, meanwhile, had taken its trademark defense to new levels of stinginess in the NCAA tournament.
The Orange arrived in Atlanta having surrendered a paltry 45.75 points over four games, holding Montana (34), top-seeded Indiana (50) and Marquette (39) to their lowest scoring totals of the season. Overall, Syracuse's tournament opponents had combined to shoot just 28.9 percent from field (61 of 211) and 15.4 percent from 3-point range (14 of 91).
Syracuse was brimming with confidence heading into the Final Four, believing its zone could shut down the Wolverines and its more experienced lineup would take advantage of Michigan's youth.
But the Wolverines had more points by halftime than Montana, and nearly as many as Marquette managed in the regional final. Even though Hardaway missed a trey just before the buzzer sounded, Michigan sprinted off the court with a commanding 36-25 lead.
Syracuse didn't have enough offensive firepower to come all the way back, shooting just 42 percent (23 of 55).
C.J. Fair scored 22 points, doing his best to rally the Orange all by himself. But Triche, with 11 points, was the only other Syracuse player in double figures.
With Michigan's starters also struggling, the guys off the bench picked up the slack.
LeVert, who seemed headed for a redshirt early in the season and was known more for defense than offense, made a couple of 3-pointers in the opening half. He had connected just 11 times from that range coming into the Final Four.
Albrecht was another surprise. He, too, buried a couple of shots beyond the arc — one of them going through from the corner while he was sliding on his backside toward the Syracuse bench. Coming into Atlanta, he had made only a dozen 3-pointers the entire season.
There's still another game to go.
"It's going to be a great matchup," said McGary, one of those Michigan freshmen. "They're a team like Syracuse that also plays in Big East and they remind me of VCU the way they trap and can turn over the ball, so it should be a great matchup."
The Wolverines routed VCU 78-53 in the second round of the tournament.
If they can win one more time, they'll have bragging rights on the Fab Five.
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on 'Switch User" cntrl/alt/del I see "another user" I am not aware off
Interestingly on boot up I see "another user" but the picture is blank, with a frame around it (I can see through it to the boot wallpaper that I have changed to prove) ..
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Sorry to bump but things have changed somewhat, and yes could start a new topic but will try the edit function as I am not here often. I see 110 views and that's promising
Please advise who is this "another user" icon/picture is blank, with a frame around it (I can see through it to the boot wallpaper that I have changed to prove) .. on control /alt/ delete.
I now have admin rights back (previous problem) but this "another user" can't be found anywhere (I know of) except at login. I am stumped..
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Hello Whiskey 7,
You might see if what is in the tutorial below may be the issue you are having, and may be able to if so.
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Thanks so much Brink
It worked a treat as I made sure I set a restore point (in case) and followed those instructions verbatim.
I did also read elsewhere about netplwiz in the command line about users not having to log in and that seemed to help finally so I suspect that had something to do with it.
This link explains briefly and thanks again because it no longer gets me upset....
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You're most welcome. I'm happy to hear that it has helped.
If you like, the tutorial can give more information about logging in automatically.
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Dec 21, 2013 - 7:38 pm
Since this a rare cancer I will post my story to add to the others.
BTW, thanx to tommyodavey who guided me to this site.
In 2007 a small lump appeared in my left neck. My ENT was not concerned. Now, in October 2013, it had began to enlarge but still no pain. My ENT ordered CT and did FNA. The CT showed a mass in the right side base of tongue. The FNA of the neck mass was diaagnosed as Pleomorphic Adenoma, which is itself very rare.
I had the neck tumor removed by the ENT and at the same time had panendoscopy of the tongue base for biopsy. Pathology of the neck mass this time was mucoepidermoid carcinoma. The tongue base biopsy was inconclusive.(too deep to get tissue). I then went to oncologist/radiologist who recommended slides be sent to MD Anderson, Houston. He was hoping that it was actually SCC which could be treated with chemo/radiology since the BOT tumor was still small (2cm). Meanwhile I was reading a lot and the TORS procedure looked good to me.
MDA confirmed the mucoepidermoid for both the neck mass and the BOT biopsy. This changed the treatment plan. Since MEC does not respond to Chemo, surgery was recommended. I was sent to Baylor All Saints for consultation. Well, TORS was ruled out due to the location of the tumor, 2cm embeded deep in the right side of tongue base. Open surgery was to be done in which the chin bone is divided, the tongue base is retracted, then the tumor removed. Reconstruction will involve metal plate secured with screws in the chin. Other tongue work may be needed as well.
Surgery is set for Jan 8. I am busily getting teeth checked, speech/swallow appointments, cardiolgist
I have not used tobacco for 50+ years. I do not abuse alcohol. I am male, age 75 in general good health. However, in my late 20's I worked for Texas Instruments building Radar based weapon systems for USAF. My job entailed final checkout where the equipent had to be transmitted at full power. We knew the danger but at 25 you are invincible. This may be it.
The surgery sounds gruesome but I was warned it was the radiation that would do the most damage. At 75, I would prefer less radiation and accept the increased risk. IDK. (Hey, I still have no pain or symptoms, but I was toold it would not last)
Comments are appreciated ...
Dec 21, 2013 - 8:14 pm
Just wanted to welcome you to the family....
Yourself, like myself and others....
I was in perfect health, other than having cancer....
I was Dx STGIII SSS Tonsils and a lymphnode, HPV derived, I wasn't a tobacco user, not alcohol abuser either... HPV, the new kid on the block for H&N Cancer...
Thoughts and prayers your way...
Dec 21, 2013 - 8:39 pm
Sorry you had the need to find us but glad Tommy sent you our way. I had SCC in lower jaw. A 19 hour surgery to replace the jaw w/ fibula from my leg, followed by rads and chemo. Agree, I would take that surgery tenfold over rads. Microscopic cells recurred in tumor around my carotid artery 15 months later. I then had SBRT tx at Mayo clinic. Results last week show that tumor gone but another spot on opposite side. Plan is, more chemo and then SBRT or surgery. The SBRT was only 5 tx and virtually no side effects. Never any real pain here either, just continuous discomfort. Well, lip sores during traditional rads were painful.
Prayers that your journey is not as difficult as you anticipate.
Candi in STL
Dec 21, 2013 - 10:19 pm
I have had several SCC's rather than MEC, but my treatments have engendered surgery pretty much as you are faced with, and full radiation twice. My first cancer was BOT, so I got rads and a radical neck disection. Neither of those treatments were that bad.
Many years later I had a second SCC, arising in the floor of my mouth adjacent to the tongue. That was treated with an open procedure, jaw division, resection, and ultimate reconstruction using a vascular graft from my forearm. 14 hours of surgery with a tracheostomy, NG tube, the usual stuff. All of this was done, of course, in a field that had already been irradiated. This prolonged the healing phase a bit. having said that, the surgery was worse in it's anticipation than it was in reality. I was 8 days in the hospital, and several months recovering at home. I remember being very weak on dismissal; I do not recount that the amount of pain I suffered was severe.
And then I had the fortune of having a third cancer of the soft palate a year later. This was treated by chemoradiation. I suppose this was the most difficult treatment I went through. It certainly lasted a long time, and has produced a few long term problems for me, like difficulty eating and some impediment of speech. But I am now about two years out from this last treatment, and to all appearances have been cured.
I understand your observations regarding the trade-off between cure and quality of life. This is certainly an issue with respect to radiation dose. Side effects and complications go up exponentially as dose increases. At 56Gy, recoveries tend to be uneventful and complete. At 70Gy the same cannot be said. And chronologic age is clearly a part of this equation as well. These are tough questions, and ones that probably take a center like MDA to really address, if anyone is able to address them with anything but empiric observations.
Welcome to the club that no one wants to join. There are others with MEC here, although they are in a distinct minority.
Jan 16, 2014 - 9:58 am
I had my BOT tumor and lymph nodes removed Jan 8. Also trach and gtube. Discharged from hospital Jan 13. Clear margins. Trach comes out in two weeks. I don't fully understand the trach sice I can breathe fine now. Also, swallow good and speak well. There is still a lot of swelling and the the mucus is constant.
Hoping for short duration/dosage of rads. Go to radiologist Jan 17.
When will the mucus ever stop?
Dec 22, 2013 - 1:06 am
I was diagnosed with MEC BOT in early 2009. At that time the rad-onco admitted that there was no protocol for treating MEC/BOT, so they just treated it as SCC/BOT, and would hope for the best. Well, the 'best' turned out to be really good, and I am now officaily cured of my cancer as of a few weeks ago. My MEC ressponded well to chemo+rads and I wish you the same from your treatments.
Botton line--there is no sure-bet treatment regimine for HNC, so do what the docs say is needed and trust that it will turn out OK. As for your concerns about rads, that is well-founded. My advice is to know what to look for and to respond as soon as you see/feel the symptoms.
Best wishes.
Dec 22, 2013 - 2:39 am
Welcome to the H&N forum, so sorry you find yourself here.
A lump on my neck is where I began this journey and stage IVa, bot, scc, hpv+ is where it lead.
I had no pain or symptoms, it just was.
With the help of your team, you will chose a plan that fits you and works.
Good luck,
Dec 22, 2013 - 7:33 am
I had MEC in my lower, left mandible. 1/4 jaw removed and replaced with titanium plate. Tumor removed and 30 rad treatments. It wasn't easy, but I stand here today saying I'm cancer free 6 months! Will be praying for you...you've found an amazing group of people here!
Dec 22, 2013 - 9:23 am
I certainly appreciate everyone's reply. It is somehow reassuring to know others have gone through this (some much worse than me). I will have strong support from Ida Mae, my wife of 52 years. But it is good to know I can vent here ...
Dec 22, 2013 - 11:22 am
welcom jdsaffle. sorry you need to be here but glad you found the site. as you can see from the comments, there are several MEC SUVIVORS here. they will be able to guide you thru your journey. come here to ask questions, vent, talk, whatever, nothing is off-base. we will all be cheering you on and praying for an uneventful tx. Merry Christmas and Happy and Healthy New Year.
God bless you,
Jan 18, 2014 - 12:53 am
Sorry your going through this. I had high grade mucoepidermoid removed 10/10 from my submandibular salivary gland. Yours is in a different area than mine. You didn't say the grade, which really matters with this cancer. High grade very bad, low grade very good. Staging didn't really come into play at all for me I was T1N0M0. They just told me the grading is what they go by. So far so good. I had pretty extensive surgery, removed the left floor of my mouth and zapped me real good! So just had a PET/CT wednesday. If you have any questions this is the place to come. It helped when I was in treatment immensely.
Jan 19, 2014 - 9:19 pm
The primary tumor was base of tongue, 2cm. But metastizised to left neck where 6 nodes removed. Since it matastized it was caled stage 4 even though clear margins were received. Does this aumatically mean about only 40 -50% survival chance? It was not likedistant matastasis like to the liver ...
Jan 20, 2014 - 12:00 am
But I've not heard a survival rate for MEC (v. SCC). I think it depends more on HPV, 80+% for HPV+ and around 55% for HPV-. Those percentages might be different now, but that's what I was told 5 years ago when I was diagnosed. I had MEC/HPV- (with local mets) and was treated the same as if I had SCC, and have survived to the 5-year "cure time." Of course, your doctor will know more, so be sure to ask him/her.
Good luck on your journey.
Jan 28, 2014 - 9:59 pm
Yes, the grade is important. Just like Kingcole said "high grade=bad, low grade=good". Mine was a low grade tumor so the survival rate is very high. Somewhere over 90% with clear margins, which you had. As you have read here, MEC is one of the rare ones. But when you have so many people here on CSN, it doesn't seem so rare anymore.
Give us an update please. Did you ask about lower dose rads? You probably won't start those until your jaw is completely healed so enjoy the break. Go into it with the attitude that it won't be bad at all. Every case is different so you just might have less side effects than others did. A positive attitude is really quite helpful during and after treatment. This is the place where you can complain and feel sorry for yourself. We understand what you are going through.
It made my day to see your thread started here. Keep us/me updated on your progress.
Jan 29, 2014 - 12:54 pm
Hello, I'm Italian (sorry for my English because I use online translator).
I had a low-grade MEC in the retromolar area removed in December 2012.
I have not received therapy but I'm controlled by doctors every four months and I did rsm in August 2013, which was ok .. no recurrence.
In my country I have only found 2 people with this disease and strangely all who live close to my home town in northern Italy.
No smoking and no alcohol consumption, dental hygiene perfect ...
I have used mobile phones and cordless headsets without ....
Radiation can be a cause.
This low-grade cancer usually does not cause distant metastases and local recurrences are rare.
In the case of locoregional recurrences were advised that the hadron therapy is more effective and has fewer side effects.
In Italy there is a unique specialized center in Pavia.
But I hope I never need to me
You let us know how goes.
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Filesharing solutions from Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion) - Printable Version
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+-- Forum: Support (https://forum.kodi.tv/forumdisplay.php?fid=33)
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+---- Thread: Filesharing solutions from Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion) (/showthread.php?tid=106659)
Filesharing solutions from Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion) - ben33400 - 2011-07-31
AFP from MAC (very easy, native, free):
WebDAV (very easy, free):
FTP (quite easy, free):
FTP (easy, free, reactivate native FTP server in Lion):
NFS from MAC (quite hard, free):
NFS from Windows (? ? ?):
UPnP (easy, 10$):
SMB (hard, free):
If you need support, please ask your question in the specific thread. Thanks.
- Ned Scott - 2011-08-01
Sounds like a very good idea to me.
- activate - 2011-08-01
haha at easy...hard! So is Leopard (SMB etc.) free and a walk in the park ?
- keith - 2011-08-01
Done! Hope you don't mind I edited the title to accurately reflect the thread.
- Cranial - 2011-08-01
Another SAMBA install guide for Lion here:
SAMBA Install Lion
Note: I haven't tested this as it's not required for me, just thought I'd put the info up.
- ben33400 - 2011-08-01
keith Wrote:Done! Hope you don't mind I edited the title to accurately reflect the thread.
No problem ! Thanks !
- ben33400 - 2011-08-01
Cranial Wrote:Another SAMBA install guide for Lion here:
Streaming Again in 10.7 - ecappabianca - 2011-08-01
ust updated to 10.7 Lion, completely lost SMB, finally installed a Webdav server and have excellent results to share:
In the past, with my AppleTV2 and SMB served on iMac running 10.6.8, I was not able to play 720p or 1080i videos, it would constantly buffer and the stream became horribly, unwatchable. After changing every setting in my router, going completely wired 1000gbps to the router on both machine and atv2, I realized it was doomed.
Today I installed MediaMaster Server from app store onto my iMac 10.7 OS, then plugged in the info on XBMC-AppleTV2ndGen and started it up and loaded movies very fast, streaming without any buffering or trouble. I then decided to pull over my largest encoded video, ~4.5GB 1080i 'The Last Airbender' and I watched for 15mins skipping scenes and testing it out, works perfectly. So that tells me that something w/ SMB protocol is jamming the atv2 or something from 10.6 OS X.
In turn I am happy,very very happy I can throw HD content at XBMC on ATV2 via MediaMaster Server via iMac 10.7 connected to Time Capsule at 802.11n to AppleTV ethernet connected and have no buffering or streaming issue.
Thanks Dev's and community.
- rodrigocmoreira - 2011-08-04
Hi, i tried this and works fine for me.
i've used just for access my NAS, but can help you too.
Afp - htpcrelic - 2011-08-04
How about AFP on the client side? Is that possible? NitoTV lets you install Netatalk.
- Ned Scott - 2011-08-04
rodrigocmoreira Wrote:Hi, i tried this and works fine for me.
The issue here is using 10.7 to serve files, not act as a client. Thank you for your suggestion, but it does not apply to this situation.
htpcrelic Wrote:How about AFP on the client side? Is that possible? NitoTV lets you install Netatalk.
AFP support is planned in XBMC. It might be a while; there's no ETA on these things.
WebDAV library mode - mindbomb - 2011-08-06
I tried the super easy WebDAV solution with my [email protected] & MediaMaster Server, it works fine and I can see my files and even play them. The TV/Movies scrapers also collect information (though it sometimes fails) from the files but the library mode playback never works, I can see my TV shows episodes sorted by seasons but the playback does not work - it always displays "the file no longer exists - do you want to delete it from the library?" when I try to play it via file mode it works just fine.
Any solution to that?
ben33400 Wrote:NFS from MAC (quite hard, free):
- houseofg - 2011-08-07
ecappabianca Wrote:ust updated to 10.7 Lion, completely lost SMB, finally installed a Webdav server and have excellent results to share:
Thanks! Free, extremely easy to set up, and works great!
Confused? - Hardax - 2011-08-09
I purposely downgraded back to Snow Leopard on my home iMac specifically because of the discussion here concerning Lion and SMB breaking.
Well, I had access to a shiny new Mac mini that was running Lion this weekend so I thought I would try something. I turned on file sharing and checked the SMB option. I then shared my Movies folder. Using both a Windows XP laptop and a Windows 7 laptop I mapped the shared drive residing on the mini running Lion. I was able to easily connect to and play a video from XBMC on both Windows machines. Granted I only tried this for about 2 minutes but it seemed to work no problems. I saw the shared folder as a local drive letter and was able to navigate and play from this share without issue.
Am I missing something? Once I get further into it will I hit a wall of some kind?
- Memphiz - 2011-08-09
You are missing the fact, that this thread is inside the ios forum. So only XBMC on ios (ipad, iphone, appletv 2g) have problems with lion smb sharing .
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sengir (4956) 2004-05-15 16:44
hehe - widze sie skusiłeś :). Witaj na trekEarth. Photo is very good - I like contrast between boy's skin on feet and rest of body
Rinie_Hoff (9340) 2004-05-15 17:06
Hi Swaitek, welcome to TE! This is a very good documentary shot, but it makes me sad a bit. She probably has hardly any perspectives, and maybe even she' hooked to glue, or something like that.
Technically, I like the angle, very unusual. It's funny she has a top over her T-shirt. Well done!
sohrab (7439) 2004-05-15 17:07
hi swiatek
im surprised that you only got one critique for this one
i think its a beautiful photograph. your perspective is amazing here . i love the angle and the colours that youve caught here. but what i love the most here is the subject and the moment that youve caught here. there is a lot of intensity in his look
really nice work . keep it up :)
take care
bfly (5775) 2004-05-15 17:26
very good picture..I liked his look and feet radiating a kind of hoplessness or carelessness about the world..or I attribute this at least :)the bikini top she wears is a visual point also..
wellcome to TE :)..
maciekda (19895) 2004-05-15 19:31
wow, it is a nice shot! I really like, it is definitely original, I have never seen a picture with someone showing his foot this way. i like the compo and POV - shooting from above... very good stuff!
no ladnie, swietny poczatek! co bedzie dalej..? witaj w gronie uzaleznionych od TE ;)
waskahegan (0) 2004-05-16 0:06
This picture is very good, great colors and composition, it is an unsual position but it is well done
Burnham (2428) 2004-05-16 5:16
Very nice shot, good sharpness, and I agree on the skin contrast. Are you in Ecuador now?
I have used up all my points for today (they only let us rate 20 pictures a day) Sorry :o)
Here you go, two points.
arthursoares (105) 2004-05-17 13:13
Wow, this is just amazing. Congratulations!
zebrowski_artur (682) 2004-06-18 12:57
Przez kilka sekund zastanawiałem się co robią te buty na ścianie :)
Good sharpness + good comopzition + good shot = great pic.
touristdidi (8583) 2004-08-02 3:48 [Comment]
Bogdan (205) 2004-08-30 21:17
This one really reminds me of the movie.
I like the colours very much, and i also like the ideea, the concept behind it all. Just one question--were you up a balcony, or how did you get this perspective?
eleparc (24063) 2004-10-08 10:19
a really great shot indeed.;-) i love that POV and the colors are so stunning;-))
flydragon (0) 2004-10-10 11:44
Hello Swiatek
i missed your work
i start from the first u sent
this is a realy beautifull picture
u right this remind me this great movie
here a very original pov
great color
there is a lot of emotion here
i would like save it in my favorite
well done
sorry pts tmrw
philip_coggan (11) 2005-01-17 19:42
Excellent! You are very talented! Are you a proefssional photogrpaher?
ash_parikh (2266) 2005-01-22 3:49
Very nice angle and composition. Love the pose of the kid
capca (0) 2006-06-02 11:22
Wonderful! I love colors, gaze, design...all.
The title is right, it's the same atmosphere and the same spirit in the movie, i love it an your photo also.
oddmodd (0) 2006-09-13 15:24
Another good looking Black Ecuadorian child. Indeed, the province of Esmeraldas' ethnic composition is 70% Black-Ecuadorian or people of African ancestry. As an African-American with black parents and grandparents of mix ethnicity he bares a stricting resemblance to some of my male relatives who are themselves black.
Greetings for Hollywood, FL USA by way of Detroit, Michigan.
qx202 (24) 2010-05-05 13:52
very interesting angle here!! i like the colours and the composition. the yellowish trouser really balance the bright orange and the wall!! the light colour tone provides a great contrast for the theme--hard life for those kids on streets!
excellent work!!
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- Genre: People
- Medium: Color
- Date Taken: 2004-02-00
- Categories: Daily Life
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This five-day wilderness rafting trip meanders 72 miles through three beautiful canyons on two rivers in the heart of Dinosaur National Monument. Spend the first three days exploring Yampa Canyon on the Yampa River in Colorado. On day four enter the Green River and Utah to follow part of John Wesley Powell's expedition of 1869.
- Yampa River rafting trips depart from Adrift Adventures in Jensen, Utah
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Four area teams punched their ticket to Cookeville, Tenn. to compete for a state championship in what was a Friday night full of drama. One team earned a state title berth for the first time ever. Another is going back for the first time in a long time. And a state power was toppled.
The Class 6A state championship game will be missing one of its regular contenders this year. Oakland upended Maryville's quest to advance to the state title game for the 13th consecutive year after defeating the Rebels, 23-7. The last time George Quarles' team did not advance to the state championship game was in 2003. Both teams entered Friday's semifinal matchup undefeated with hopes to play in Cookeville the following weekend. The Patriots prevailed after holding Maryville to its lowest scoring outing of the season. The Rebels fall to 13-1 on the season. Oakland will face Whitehaven in the 6A title game.
Farragut and head coach Eddie Courtney advanced to the 5A state championship game for the first time in school history after knocking off South-Doyle, 45-14. The Admirals took a 7-0 lead after returning a blocked South-Doyle punt for a touchdown early in the first quarter and never looked back. Farragut will face Independence High School next Friday at 7 p.m. CST in Cookeville, Tenn.
The Central Bobcats are headed to the Class 4A state championship for the first time since 1999. This marks just the second time Central has advanced to the state title game in school history. The Bobcats trailed by seven points at halftime but outscored the Tigers 14-0 in the second half to give them the lead for good. Central will take on Memphis East December 3 at 3 p.m. CST in Cookeville, Tenn. in the title game.
Alcoa's quest for its 15th state title is still up for grabs after blanking previously unbeaten Sequatchie, 24-0, in Friday's semifinal game. The win propelled the Tornadoes to its 11th state title berth in the last 13 seasons. Alcoa will face Liberty Friday at 3 p.m. CST in Cookeville, Tenn. for the Class 3A state championship.
Marion County upended Austin-East's quest for its first state championship berth since 1991 after defeating the Roadrunners, 35-21. Austin-East scored 21 unanswered but was unable to take the lead after falling behind 35-0. Marion County will face Trezevant in the Class 2A state title game December 3 in Cookeville, Tenn.
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Featuring a separate bedroom, this tastefully furnished apartment includes a kitchenette, living area with flat-screen TV and air conditioning. It opens out to a private balcony with garden or pool views. Please note that only one extra bed may be accommodated in this room type. Apartment facilities: Balcony, View, Telephone, Radio, Flat-screen TV, Safety Deposit Box, Air Conditioning, Seating Area, Heating, Soundproofing, Bath, Hairdryer, Free toiletries, Toilet, Bathroom, Kitchenette, Refrigerator, Kitchenware Free WiFi is available in all rooms. Apartment size: 30 m² Bed Size: 2 single beds, 2 sofa beds.READ MORE
The Golden Sand complex offers a relaxing accommodation in its facilities. Guests can choose among Apartments and Studios every one of that Studios gives them all the best and satisfies their needs. The rooms are studios and appartments Studio is one room with bathroom kitchen and 3 beds max The Golden Sand Studios are one space rooms that offer all modern comforts to their guests. They are all equipped with A/C, satellite TV, telephone, safe, hairdryer and balcony.READ MORE
Tastefully furnished studio with air conditioning, kitchenette and seating area with flat-screen TV. It opens out to a private balcony with garden or pool views. Please note that this room type can accommodate only 1 extra bed. Room facilities: Balcony, Telephone, Radio, Flat-screen TV, Safety Deposit Box, Air Conditioning, Seating Area, Heating, Soundproofing, Bath, Hairdryer, Free toiletries, Toilet, Bathroom, Kitchenette, Refrigerator, Kitchenware. Free WiFi is available in all rooms. Room size: 27 m² Bed Size: 2 single beds, 1 sofa bed.READ MORE
The Golden Sun is built in an idyllic location of Crete, in Chryssi Akti, Chania. the complex comprises of two buildings, the Golden Sand and the Golden Sun. Both of them are built in beautiful garden with trees, flowers and narrow alleys.The two buildingsare separated. Within the hotel premises are included a swimming pool, a restaurant and a super market.
The main building consists of 38 apartment, which can accommodate up to 4 guests and 6 Studios. All rooms are spacious, bright and beautifully decorated. They are all equipped with all modern comforts and offer a pleasant accommodation to all guests.
The Golden Sand Suites is the ideal place to relax, as everything you might need is within the hotel facilities. All you have to do is relax and enjoy the beautiful landscape.
No fee charged if cancelled 14 days before arrival date. Cancelled within 14 days before arrival will result in the first night charge. In case of Non Show will result in the first two nights charge. Breakfast is inlcuded in the room rate. No deposit will be charged.
The hotel reserves the right to pre-authorise credit cards prior to arrival. No deposit will be charged.
One child under 2 years stays free of charge in a baby cot. Maximum capacity of extra beds/babycots in a room is 1. Any type of extra bed or baby cot is upon request and needs to be confirmed by the hotel. Supplements will not be calculated automatically in the total costs and have to be paid separately in the hotel
Breakfast is inlcuded in the room rate.
Public parking is possible at a location nearby. Wi-fi is available in the entire hotel and is free of charge. Pets are allowed on request. Room Service, Laundry, Dry Cleaning, Ironing Service, Currency Exchange, Car Hire, Tour Desk, Fax/Photocopying
Chryssi Akti is one of the most popular beaches in Crete, as it has crystal clear waters and a golden shore. It has been awarded with the Blue Flag by the European Union and attracts thousands of tourists from all over the world. It is an organized beach with sunbeds, umbrellas and all the facilities to enjoy your favorite sport. The Golden Sand complex lies in one of the most beautiful locations of Crete, in the beach of Chryssi Akti. The beach is just 200 m from the hotel and easy accessible.
|PrebenThu 09 Oct, 2014
nice room, and cleaning/ reception was superb.
A problem with breakfast. The edb system in the reception, said no breakfast. But when checking out, could we see that our booking mail showed that breakfast was included,and papers in the system in reception, the same. "We survived" and had a nice stay,but no discount!!! Best regards Preben Hansen
|KristianWed 14 Aug, 2013
Fine hotel, without being to expensive.
Staff is the best, cleaning missing out parts.


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U.S. Energy Information Administration - EIA - Independent Statistics and Analysis
Press Room
December 19, 2013
State Energy Profiles enhanced and renewables sections added
As with national trends, the energy sectors in each state continue to experience rapid changes, including increased oil and natural gas production, new renewable electricity generation, and changing motor gasoline prices. With these and other energy trends in mind, the U.S. Energy Information Administration updated its State Energy Profiles, which are available through EIA's State Energy Portal. There are new analytical narratives on the energy sectors of each of the 50 states, the District of Columbia, and five U.S. territories.
Portal users can also tap into the multilayer mapping function to show user-selected views of fossil and renewable energy resources, oil refineries, pipelines, power plants, transmission lines, and other energy infrastructure.
Policy makers, energy analysts, and the general public can access revised state-level analysis on the petroleum, natural gas, coal, and electricity sectors. In addition, the narratives feature a new section on renewable energy that details each state's renewable resources, including biomass, geothermal, hydroelectricity, solar, and wind, and how those resources are being developed.
State Energy Profiles give users detailed portraits of energy production, consumption, and energy prices at the state level. They feature almost 90 key data series, state Quick Facts, and charts for each state. Users can learn state facts such as:
- Texas is the nation's top crude-oil producer and accounts for more than one-fourth of the nation's petroleum-refining capacity.
- Pennsylvania natural gas production more than quadrupled since 2009 because of increased development of the Marcellus Shale, placing the state among the top producers nationally.
- Washington ranks first in the nation in hydroelectric generation and has the lowest electricity prices.
- Coal produced in Kentucky is distributed to about one-half the U.S. states.
- The world's largest photovoltaic solar electricity generation facility is currently under construction in Arizona.
- Nevada is second in the nation, after California, in the amount of geothermal power produced.
The portal also features state rankings for 10 key energy statistics, a find function to search for state data across EIA, a compare screen that allows users to look at states side by side for a variety of energy indicators, and links to additional resources.
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Tigers open season with experience of six seniors
The Morris Area/ Chokio-Alberta girls' basketball team is ready for another season under the leadership of seventh-year coach Ken Gagner.
The Tigers have three returning starters on the roster: senior captains Heather Gagner, Stef Strobel, and Megan Dierks.
Dierks, a 5-foot, 9-inch center, averaged 10.4 points per game and 4.2 rebounds. Gagner, a 5-6 guard, had a 6.5-ppg season in 2007-08 and averaged 2.3 assists. Strobel, a 5-7 guard, averaged 4.6 points, 2.3 assists, and 4.0 rebounds.
"With three returning starters, we hope to be able to start the season strong," said Gagner. "Our players understand our system and should be able to give teams many different looks."
Others expected to see varsity action include Alissa Melberg, 5-7 senior center; Kelly Ritter, 5-8 senior forward; Kelsey Amundson, 5-6 senior forward; Mary Rentz, 5-9 junior center; Jenna Nelson, 5-9 junior guard; Nicole Gillespie, 5-9 junior center; Kelsey Greenwaldt, 5-9 junior center; and Erin Schieler, 5-9 sophomore center.
"We will have good depth and we will need each player to play her strengths and accept her role on the court," said Gagner.
Lost to graduation from last season's 10-14 team are Kelsey Draper (4.2 ppg/3.4 rpg), Rachel Strobel (6.8 ppg/4.0 rbg), and Britney Greenwaldt (3.0 ppg/2.3 rpg).
"We must improve our defense, rebounding, and ability to score easy baskets by pushing the ball up the floor," added Gagner.
Minnewaska Area and Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City finished last season on top of the West Central Conference South and are the favorites going into the season. Gagner expects New London-Spicer, Minnewaska, Osakis, and West Central Area to be tough in Section 6AA. The NL-S Wildcats are ranked fourth in the state in Class AA.
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The FIA stewards at the Hungaroring gave Schumacher a ten place penalty on the Spa-Francorchamps grid after investigating the incident.
"It was a hard fight, and this is what we are here for, but I accept that the FIA stewards saw it as too hard," said the Mercedes driver. And team boss Ross Brawn added: "We don't necessarily agree with their decision but we do accept the penalty."
Lauda said on RTL television: "To endanger another competitor in such a way is totally unnecessary. I cannot understand why he does those things."
He also commented on Sebastian Vettel's drive-through penalty that cost him victory in Hungary. Lauda believes the Red Bull driver should have immediately accepted the blame for falling too far behind the safety car, after initially gesticulating angrily from the cockpit and then explaining that he didn't know why he was penalised.
Vettel told reporters that he didn't see the safety car lights go out, and that his radio was intermittently not working during the race.
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The purpose of the Task Force on Financial Engineering for Economic Development (FEED) is to provide resources to countries with emerging markets to assist them in creating the framework for functioning capital markets. FEED will provide a tool kit with outlines and examples of how other countries have structured the legal and regulatory framework for their capital markets. FEED will also provide people with whom emerging markets officials and regulators can consult as they seek to structure the framework. Furthermore, FEED will provide training (both in-person and online) to emerging market regulators, as well as assist officials in the U.S. government, United Nations, and other multinational organizations who are working on these issues. FEED will work to assist officials and regulators developing capital markets, structuring financial transactions, and developing new securities regulations. Utilizing the expertise of FEED members, FEED will provide assistance in creating the appropriate legal infrastructure necessary for a functioning capital markets system.
The FEED Task Force's Expertise
FEED's Steering Committee members have a wealth of experience with regard to financial markets and risk management. FEED members are lawyers based in the US, UK, Canada, Nigeria, Italy and Hong Kong.
FEED Co-Chairs
- Adedayo (Bill) Banwo, Deutsche Bank, London, UK
- Peter Werner, International Swaps & Derivatives Association, London, UK
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- Jeffrey Golden, London School of Economics, London, UK
- Richard Grove, Rutter Associates LLC, New York, NY
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- Timothy Baron, Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP, Toronto, Canada
- Georges K. Bolamo, Pictet, Geneva, Switzerland
- Ingrid Busson-Hall, Credit Agricole Corporate Investment Bank, New York, NY
- Lauren Caplan, Commonfund, Wilton, CT
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The Maynard 4th Grade Tigers arrived to battle the Lunenburg Bengals at Lunenburg High School football field and quietly observed the "fog bank" depositing an almost zero visibility that eventually dissipated prior to kickoff. But the beginning of the game the Tigers appeared to be in a fog themselves. The Tigers' defense had to shift a bunch of players with a couple key players unavailable for the game. Kyle Monahan, Jack Denn, Owen Cato, Steven Denn, Connor Capone, and Dominic Lapusata were a force to be reckoned with shifting to various positions in this game as the upfront line of defense. The next wave of defense was led by Drew Hobbs, Joe Pannarelli, Patrick Connerney and Andrew Borey. The secondary was led by AJ Colarullo, Claire Candela, Owen Cato and Joanand Pierre.
The Maynard 4th Grade Tigers arrived to battle the Lunenburg Bengals at Lunenburg High School football field and quietly observed the "fog bank" depositing an almost zero visibility that eventually dissipated prior to kickoff. But the beginning of the game the Tigers appeared to be in a fog themselves. The Tigers' defense had to shift a bunch of players with a couple key players unavailable for the game. Kyle Monahan, Jack Denn, Owen Cato, Steven Denn, Connor Capone, and Dominic Lapusata were a force to be reckoned with shifting to various positions in this game as the upfront line of defense. The next wave of defense was led by Drew Hobbs, Joe Pannarelli, Patrick Connerney and Andrew Borey. The secondary was led by AJ Colarullo, Claire Candela, Owen Cato and Joanand Pierre.
The Bengals won the coin toss and decided to take the ball first and watched Colarullo pin the Bengals to their own 39-yard line. Five plays later, the Bengals scored on a 46-yard touchdown run taking a quick 6-0 lead, subsequent extra point conversion was stuffed by Owen Cato tackling the running back in the backfield.
Bengals kicked off to the Tigers and recovered the kick to retain possession at the Maynard Tigers 24-yard line. Penalty on first down for offsides gave the Bengals a first and 5 at the Tigers 19-yard line, and on first down they scored on a touchdown run to the right, Bengals quickly on top 12-0. Conversion failed on a tackle by Kyle Monahan keeping the score 12-0
Déjà vu moment on the ensuing kickoff, as another kickoff would be recovered by the Bengals on a squib kick to the right. A bunch of great tackling for minimal gains by Hobbs, Pierre, Panarelli and Colarullo had the Bengals facing a fourth and 11 at the 12-yard line. Bengals picked up the first down and scored on the next play on a sweep to the right from the 1-yard line. Bengals led 18-0. Extra point conversion on a run up the middle increased the lead to 19-0.
The Maynard Tigers recovered the next kick and with 2:30 left in the first quarter, the Tigers led by Connor Capone at QB, had their first possession of the pigskin. Maynard had the ball at the Bengals 43-yard line. On second down, Jack Denn on a toss to the right galloped 20 yards. But on four straight plays, the Tigers would turn the ball over on downs to the Bengals.
Lunenburg would watch Owen Cato race through the line and make a solid tackle for a loss bringing up second and 14. On second down, Kyle Monahan made a jarring hit knocking the ball loose and was recovered by an alert AJ Colarullo. Maynard Tigers ball.
After a few runs by J. Denn, Monahan, and Panarelli (15, 5, 5 respectively) the Tigers drive would stall and another turnover on downs.
Lunenburg saw the Tigers defense roaring back to life with solid tackles by Dominic Lapusata on first and second downs with both plays for a loss. Third down witnessed Cato/Colarullo on a sandwich tackle for yet another loss. On fourth and 15, Steven Denn blew through the middle tackling the running back completing the Bengals possession with yet another loss.
Maynard Tigers 1st and goal from the Bengals 10 yard line. This drive would stall and on fourth down from the 6, the Bengals stopped Capone for a loss on the play, turnover on downs.
Lunenburg had the ball at their own 23-yard line. On first down they broke off a 40 yard run and Joe Pannarelli made a touchdown saving tackle after running him down stopping him at the Tigers 33. Steven Denn made a tackle on first down for a 5-yard loss, but saw the Bengals score on the next play on a run to the right, 25-0, extra point conversion stopped by a gang tackle led by Hobbs/Lapusata. This last stop would signal the referee whistle to declare halftime.
First possession of the second half saw the Tigers with a quick 4 and out. Turnover on downs after a couple of incompletions.
Bengals ball first and 10 from their own 47 yard line. Tackles by Cato, Hobbs, Connerney brought a fourth and 7. Twenty-yard run stopped by Colarullo's nice tackle. This was without a doubt the fastest third quarter ever.
Beginning the fourth quarter with the ball, the Bengals drove to the 1-yard and on third down Drew Hobbs led a pride of Tigers with a defensive shutdown not allowing them to "break the plain". Fourth and goal from the 1-yard line, the Tigers defense dialed it up again, and with the only way they know how to play, they roared back and again stuffed them on a run up the middle with all 11 Tigers in on the stop. Turnover on downs, ball back to Maynard.
On the sidelines, a member of the coaching staff could be overheard stating, "It's time to dial up a 99-yard touchdown run by one of the Denn boys". And real life imitating fantasy, Steven Denn took the handoff, and raced to the 50-yard line and then put it into second gear and the separation speed saw him race untouched into the endzone for the 99-yard touchdown run. The handoff from Capone and upfront blocking of Hobbs, Lapusata, Connerney, Borey, Jeannotte and Panarelli as well as the downfield blocking of Monahan and J. Denn helped this play unfold. Extra point was stopped. Bengals lead 25-6.
Maynard Tigers line up for the kickoff, and AJ Colarullo with an well executed onside kick that went 10 yards and deflected off of one of the Bengals and recovered by Steven Denn. Tigers resume possession at the 43-yard line of Lunenburg. The drive would result in a quick 4 and out.
Bengals' ball, and with tackles by S. Denn, Colarullo, Lapusata/Cato and a fumble recovery by Steven Denn would signaling the end of the game.
The defensive stand prior to this possession and the 99-yard TD run are just results of sheer determination and well executed and a "teams" inability to quit. You see, this Maynard Tigers team had not lost a game ever, and their ability on this day to persevere and not mail it in after the rough start reflects on their teamwork and incorporation of the "next athlete up" mantra. The final score of 25-6.
5th Grade vs. Lunenburg
The boys prepped for a Lunenburg road game this week in hopes of redeeming themselves from their only regular season loss in 2012. The boys had the numbers, size, and skill, but in the end it was special teams that gave Lunenburg the game's only tally as the home team walked away with a 7-0 victory, leaving a bitter taste in Maynard's mouth. The game started on a high for Maynard as Jamie Oliphant recovered a Lunenburg miss handled ball on the kickoff return. From then on it was a mix of big gains and big losses for the small mill town that never seemed to put momentum in the paws of our offense. After a quick four and out, Lunenburg produced a two series drive that was halted as Mason Monaco recovered a dropped ball on an outside run. Aiden Young produced a first down on a 12-yard run, with Ethan Mullen taking the snap from Jake Puntoni. Maynard eventually had to punt as they were caught deep in their own territory. The kick hit one of the Tigers own, and landing in the hands of a Lunenburg returner, was run in for 6, and a run up the middle made the game 7-0. Tyler Boucher nearly answered the call on the ensuing kickoff, as no defender was between him and the end zone, but was hauled down from behind. Maynard started the second half again on a high as Mace Monaco darted for 20 yards through the middle of the defenders. Aiden Hobbs brought up first and goal with one of many big sweeps behind the blocking of Dan Garver, Anthony Defoe, Tom Mackesy, and John Flood, but the enemy's defense kept points off the board as the Tigers wound up at fourth and 15, and a gain for 2 around the outside gave the ball back to Lunenburg. The ensuing drive had Lunenburg pounding the ball up the middle, but eventually handed the ball over to Maynard for its final drive. With overtime the topic of discussion on the sideline, Sam Hills hit Ozier Graham for a 35-yard flag pass that put the end zone in sight. Held to fourth and 12, Ethan Mullen's "tenth play" produced a 20-yard sweep to again put the Tigers at first and 10 inside the red zone. With two no gains, and a failed pass attempt, Maynard again was behind the 8 ball at fourth and 12. Another failed pass sealed the deal, and gave the home town the win.
7th Grade vs. Lunenburg
The Maynard Tigers 7th grade team traveled to Lunenburg to take on the first place Bengals this past weekend. The Tigers had a strong game, but fell short of the victory.
The Bengals jumped out to a quick lead by scoring on their first two possessions on a couple long runs after broken tackles.
Maynard's defense stiffened up after that with some outstanding play from there defensive ends, Jose Zuniga, Ryan Monahan and Ben Simmons. The Tigers defensive backs great play added support. That support came from cornerbacks John Enneguess and Mikey Theriault, along with safety James Kelley. All making big tackles. Maynard's linebackers, Bryan Lawton, Sean Primiano, Adam Henderson and Ryan Kennedy, played their usual tough, strong play. The Tiger's interior line of Josh Dornelas, Anthony Lapusata, Martin Ryder, Rex Pinson, James Theriault and Matt Moriarty made it very hard for the Bengals to run anything inside.
The Tigers made it a game early on in the second half as they drove the ball deep into Lunenburg territory. That is when Josh Dornelas punched it in from the one yard line for the touchdown. Mikey Theriault would add the extra point with a run of his own. The scoring drive was powered by great blocking by Primiano, Lapusata, Zuniga, Ryder, Kennedy and Pinson. Ryan Monahan, Lawton, Theriault and Dornelas had some great runs on their way down to the Lunenburg one yard line before the touchdown run.
Maynard's defense kept them close and the offense kept moving the ball, but they were not able to catch the Bengals on the scoreboard. The Tigers will take on Littleton this coming weekend on the road.
Maynard 27, Leominster 0
The Maynard Tigers traveled to historic Doyle Field to take on the Blue Devils of Leominster in a battle of 3-1 8th grade teams. A cool breeze was blowing that let everyone know it was fall football weather and the Maynard faithful turned out to cheer on their team.
Maynard kicked-off to start the game and began to play a bruising, hard hitting style of defense that would pound the Blue Devils all afternoon. After gaining one first down, the Tiger D was too much for the home team and they turned it over on downs. Maynard quickly went to work, pounding the ball off tackle with excellent blocking coming from Jackson Dufour, Jaden Meyer and Joey McDonough. After three runs produced a quick first down, Maynard went to the air to the surprise of the home team. Tommy Smith threw a 25-yard strike to Joey Uglevich on a third down play and LJ sprinted 15 more yards to the Blue Devil 10-yard line. The quarter ended and the teams switched to the other end of the field but it didn't change Maynard's effort or success. After a tough 5-yard run by Desi O'Mahony behind Mason Hanley, George Stoupakis and Aiden Mullaney, Maynard surprised Leominster again with a pass play. This Time Tommy Smith found Cole Puntoni wide open in the left side of the end zone for and easy TD. Smith connected with Uglevich on the next play to make it 7-0 Maynard. Another 4-and-out effort by the Maynard defense had the home team back on its heels in the middle of the second quarter. Maynard pounded O'Mahony on the ground for a first down. Then, Smith connected with Corey Olivier on a bubble screen to the right, where he picked up a nice block from Puntoni and juked a couple of Blue Devil defenders on his way for a 30-yard run to the Leominster 5-yard line. O'Mahony drove into the end zone on the next play behind nice blocks from Stoupakis, Mullaney and Puntoni. Maynard stuck with what was working and had O'Mahony jam in the PAT behind the same blockers to make it 14-0. The half ended with no more scoring.
The second half began with Maynard grinding the ball down the field in a time consuming, multi-play drive. Maynard stalled on the 10-yard line and turned the ball back to Blue Devils. But the home team could do nothing with the ball as Mason Hanley, Desi O'Mahony, Corey Olivier and Cole Puntoni had big tackles and steady defensive corner play by Owen Lawton stuffed the home team to end the third quarter. The fourth quarter was all Maynard. The Tigers stayed on the ground for the rest of the game and sealed the victory with two bruising touchdown runs by Desi O'Mahony. The last score came as Maynard was trying to run out the clock and O'Mahony found a huge hole with blocks from Jake Hills, Jackson Dufour and Jaden Meyer. The Tiger defense earned their first shut-out of the year with a dominating defensive performance in all areas of the game. Leominster earned just two first downs the entire game and did not penetrate the Tiger's 30-yard line during the contest. Maynard hopes to see that kind of effort next week as they travel to Littleton for its annual rivalry game.


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