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3D Lisp Mazes
A program for solving and displaying 3D mazes. It is based on QuickDraw 3D.
ACL2 (A Computational Logic for Applicative Common Lisp) is a programming language for modeling computer systems and a tool for proving properties of those models. It was developed at the University o...
A slide presentation program that accepts a set of slide descriptions written in a sexp-based syntax, and renders them with CLX. It was originally written by Daniel Barlow. Max-Gerd Retzlaff later cre...
A fork of the slide presentation program Acclaim originally written by Daniel Barlow. It accepts a set of slide descriptions written in a sexp-based syntax, and renders them with CLX.
A high performance web application server that supports HTTP 1.1, HTML generation, HTTP client functionality, SSL, a proxy facility, access control mechanisms, dynamic page generation, and more. Alleg...
A programmable rich text editor for fiction and technical document authors. It is a MacOS X Cocoa application with an Aqua user interface. Alpaca shares many characteristics with Emacs, but has a diff...
A logic puzzle game with a GUI based on the LispWorks CAPI library.
A tool for checking properties of term rewrite systems, particularly call-by-need properties. It also comes with a CLIM-based GUI.
Autowrite: a tool for handling term rewriting systems and tree automata
Autowrite is a project carried out at the LaBRI laboratory at the University of Bordeaux. Autowrite is an experimental tool written in Common Lisp for checking properties of term rewrite systems (TRS...
BioBike (formerly "BioLingua") is an approach to reducing the distance between biologists and biocomputation by providing an integrated, on-line, programmable biological knowledge base.
A compatible replacement for the BibTeX program, written in CL.
CL-HTTP is suite of an HTTP 1.1 compliant and SSL-capable tools for creating Web applications written in ANSI Common Lisp that includes: A Sophisticated Server, A Programatic Client, A Caching Proxy, ...
A Common Lisp rewrite of the Markdown text markup language by John Gruber. Documents are written using an easy to write and read plain text formatting syntax, and are converted to HTML by the CL-Markd...
CLARITY: A Common Lisp Data Alignment Repository
"CLARITY is a tool and method for the storage and comparison of data with numeric and set membership components". It is especially suited for bioinformatics applications.
CLFSWM - A(nother) Common Lisp FullScreen Window Manager
A window manager for the X Window system. based on Tinywm and Stumpwm.
Calcul des fréquences d'occurrence des caractères, digrammes et trigrammes dans un texte
A program for computing and reporting the frequencies of characters, digrams and trigrams in a text file. For educational purposes.
Calcul des sphères d'influence des atomes d'une protéine
A program for computing the influence spheres of atoms in a protein.
An application for performing chemical calculations, such as knowing the mass of a given number of mol of a compound. It also supports calculations on Boyle's, Charles', the Combined gas, and the Idea...
Clickr & Automatr
A set of Common Lisp bindings to the Flickr online photo album API (Clickr), and an application for automating Flickr tasks based on it (Automatr).
Common Music
Common Music (CM) is an object-oriented music composition environment. It produces sound by transforming a high-level representation of musical structure into a variety of control protocols for sound ...
Core Server
Continuations + Parser Combinators + Generic Streams + Javascript Generator + HTML generator/parser + several RFC implementations + Unified client/server javascript components + Indivisible working UN...
DefDoc (An extensible, dynamic document creation system) is a document processing system inspired by TeX. It comes with an HTML output engine.
"An extensible, dynamic structured document editor". It will have a CLIM GUI.
Eclipse is an X Window system window manager entirely written in Lisp.
a Lisp-programmable document preparation system.
FTD - The Flexi-Trivial Dired
A Dired-style file manager with a [Mc]CLIM-based GUI.
GNU Scientific Library for Lisp
An interface that allows the use of the GNU Scientific Library (GSL) from Lisp. The GSL is a library of applied mathematics commonly used in science and engineering.
A game in which the player guides a robot through maze-like levels and collects equipment. It is inspired by the Gauntlet Atari arcade game. Graphics output is based on CLX.
Genetic Goban
A GO game playing program based on genetic algorithms.
Implementation of the trade game Hansa by economist David D. Friedman. It is similar to games like Empire and Risk, which have the goal of world domination. The system has a client/server architecture...
CAD for analog and mixed-signal circuits. The program ``has fairly complete schematic editing functionality (think of a "draw" program with wires), but no support as of yet for netlisting or EDIF I/O'...
KM: The Knowledge Machine
KM is a powerful, frame-based knowledge representation language with clear first-order logic semantics. It contains sophisticated machinery for reasoning, including selection by description, unificati...
KMgen is an ontology editor for the KM language (Knowledge Machine), written with Lispworks, Foil (a Foreign Object Interface for Lisp) and SWT (Java Standard Widget Toolkit). Free to use.
The Linj compiler translates Linj, a Lisp dialect very similar to Common Lisp, programs into human-readable Java programs, serving two different purposes: (1) it allows a very smooth integration with...
Grammar and lexicon development environment for unification-based linguistic formalisms. It implements the DELPH-IN reference formalism of typed feature structures, and has a CLIM GUI.
LMud is a Multi-User Dungeon (MUD) game. The system is planned to have a text-based command interface like similar games. LMud has a client/server architecture, which relies on multithreaded Lisp impl...
A Common Lisp rewrite of the popular role playing game Angband.
Lavlet Lisp HTTP server and server pages
An HTTP server and dynamic pages engine modeled after JSP/Servlet/Tomcat and ASP/IIS.
LiCE (Lisp Computing Environment) is a text editor that is a clone of GNU Emacs.
Lisp Blosxom
A Common Lisp port of the Blosxom blogging engine.
Advanced computer algebra system that is a descendant of DOE Macsyma, whose origins date back to the late 1960s at MIT. Macsyma was revolutionary in its day, and many later systems, such as Maple and ...
A chess game written entirely in Common Lisp
MoDisc is a Bayesian-based application for identifying the most probable model that best matches experimental data. It is suited for biological and chemical phenomena. It requires LispWorks CAPI for i...
"A tool for unix system status monitoring". It has a GUI based on CLUE.
Pantzer is a "wire-frame `shoot tanks' game" with a CLX-based user interface.
Petri Net Editor
Simple editor for token Petri nets. It has a CLIM GUI and demonstrates basic CLIM and CLOS programming techniques. This is the sample code described in the "CLIM - Der Common LISP Interface Manager" s...
Planet of the Feebs
A simulation game loosely based on the Xerox PARC "Maze War" game. It generates graphics output via CLX.
Portable AllegroServe
A version of the AllegroServe web server that is portable among different Common Lisp implementations. It is based on a compatibility layer called ACL-COMPAT. AllegroServe was developed by John Fodera...
CLIM front-end for the RT regression testing framework.
A test platform for document restoration research. It features a CLIM GUI and interactive interface modules.
Source Compare (SC): A 'diff' program for Common Lisp
A diff-like tool for comparing Common Lisp source files.
Collection of applications and utilities: a digital photo collection manager with a CLIM GUI, an offline Wikipedia client and a simple, experimental CLX digital clock.
An unofficial Debian Linux APT repository of Common Lisp applications. It provides binary packages, currently only for x86 Debian, of free, end-user applications built with SBCL. Besides the binary pa...
A highly configurable, tiling X11 window manager. It does not provide window decorations or GUI widgets, and relies entirely on the keyboard for input.
Sudoku Solver
A program for solving the Sudoku logic puzzle.
The Feebs War
A game based on Planet of the Feebs, with source-code improvement, intended to be portable, to have better graphics and documentation.
The Gentoo Common Lisp Project
A repository of Common Lisp packages for Gentoo Linux, with the goal of providing users with an easy way of contributing to the collection.
The Regex Coach
The Regex Coach is a graphical application (written in Lisp) for Windows and Linux/x86 which can be used to experiment with (Perl-compatible) regular expressions interactively.
The Sewer Massacre
A roguelike, written in Common Lisp in 7 days.
Thompson River Project upload tool
TRP Connect Generation II is a program for uploading pictures and metadata (such as author, subject, date) to a remote server over HTTP. It is a tool for the Thompson Valley High School Riverwatch pro...
Torta shows you where your disk space is being used. Its user interface is similar to that of the program filelight.
Urban Warfare: The Escape
This is yet another 7 day roguelike by Timofei Shatrov. The goal is to escape the enemy city while avoiding the enemies or killing them.
User Manual: Automatical User Manual Creation
A tool for extracting documentation from Common Lisp source files. It can generate ASCII, LaTeX and Scribe output.
VIAL - VI Adopts Lisp
A Vi/Vim-like text editor designed for editing Lisp code. It has an Ncurses-based user interface.
A tool (written in C) for running Windows console applications inside a window. It makes it possible to save command and output history, and is useful with Common Lisp environments such as CLISP, Corm...
A static analysis cross-referencing tool.
BMUD is a multiuser dimension (MUD) of the Diku/Rogue persuasion.
A command line style calculator application, which includes a postfix to infix parsing library.
A Comic book archive viewer with an Ltk-based GUI.
CL-Famix is a model extractor, that extract FAMIX-Lisp complaint models from Lisp systems.
Cl-musicman can answer basic music theory questions. It knows about chords, scales, chord progressions and intervals. Cl-musicman also knows about guitars. It can give you information about guitars i...
Collection of small games, such as Hasami-Shogi.
cl-wav-synth - Express noises as you think
A WAV sound sample editor with a library for manipulating WAV files and a (Mc)CLIM GUI. The GUI is based on a Lisp listener and provides editing tools for samples, spectra and songs.
An application for colorizing Common Lisp, Emacs Lisp, Scheme, C, C++ or Java source code.
"A roleplaying game of intrigue, diplomacy, smuggling and good old-fashioned adventure".
Defplayer is an audio player that is planned to support the MP3, OGG Vorbis, WAV and FLAC formats.
A music management application.
Iaxphone is a voice over IP application that accesses an Asterisk software PBX using the IAX protocol. It uses the IAX protocol via CFFI bindings to the libiax2 library, and has an OpenGL/GLUT user in...
"A LaTeX file dependency generator, generating Makefile header lines".
nuclblog: a blog engine for use with Hunchentoot
A library for developing blogs to run behind the Hunchentoot web server.
CLIM-based GUI for the org-davep-dict RFC 2229 dictionary client library.
zen, a hackable X server written in Common Lisp.


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Dear OncoLink "Ask The Experts,"
I work with developmentally disabled individuals. Several local doctors see no need in doing Pap tests on our ladies since they aren't sexually active and some would have to be anesthetized to do the procedure. What is your opinion?
Christina S. Chu, MD, Assistant Professor of the Division of Gynecologic Oncology at the University of Pennsylvania Health System, responds:
This is a difficult question! If a patient has never been sexually active, the risk of cervical dysplasia and cervical cancer (while not zero) is low. In my opinion, if a patient can cooperate with a pelvic exam, it may be worth doing. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists recommends that after 3 normal yearly tests, testing can be performed "less frequently" in a low risk individual at the discretion of her physician. However, if anesthesia would be required, performing a Pap in a woman who has never been sexually active is probably not worth the effort, risk, and disturbance for the patient. This is only my opinion, and if you have additional questions or specific patients in mind, I would encourage you to address them with your healthcare provider.

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[Image credit: Seayard | via Flickr]
It's one of those things that divides opinion. Tea or Coffee: what's your drink of choice?
In the US they swear by the black stuff, drinking it on the go out of big paper cups. In Italy, a café is quickly knocked back at the bar on the way to work. And in Turkey, it is turned into a fortune-telling exercise.
Tea on the other hand is a sacred ritual in parts of Asia. The Japanese have their ceremonies, in China it is perceived as a cure for illness, while in the UK people drink as many as six cups of tea a day.
A new set of MSK templates has been created that let you keep track of your passions and learn more about them, to go along with the special Tea and Coffee Passions Journals. The Introduction to Tasting templates will explain how to recognize and describe aroma, acidity, body and flavor. The Glossary of terms will help you know your Arabica from your Robusta. All this as well as special diagrams of brewing methods and tons of hints and tips for making a great cup of your favorite brew available for free download from myMoleskine. One you've registered you'll be able to print as many copies of the templates as you want and paste them into your notebook. Fill them out with your impressions, observations, notes and sketches so that you can further your passion, discover new flavors and try new techniques.
To download the Coffee and Tea MSK templates register with myMoleskine.
And remember: Don't ever drop the sugar in from a height so it splashes.
Discover the Coffee and Tea Passions Journals on the Moleskine Store.


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"People do not follow titles, they follow courage. If you will just lead them onto the battlefield, they will follow you and so will I, unite us... unite the clans." - Braveheart
Blazeman Foundation for ALS Mission Statement:
1.) Raise awareness about ALS by leveraging the energy and compassion of the multi-sport community and
2.) Raise funds to "fund" research to find a cure for ALS. "so others may live."
"Since 1869, twenty-two plus million people have suffered and then died from ALS." There have been no survivors.
"Believe...Pick a stronger word than Hope...Cure" -blazeman.
We strive to hear words not yet spoken, "I AM A ALS SURVIVOR."


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Do you enjoy waking up in your self-functioning house, coffee already prepared, your "personalized home newspaper" printed out and your robot cheerfully scurrying about the house doing chores? No? Then it turns out several of the L.A. Times Magazine's predictions in 1988 of what 2013 would be like haven't come true.
That's not to say that this bit of archival gold isn't without merit – after all, the notion of a "personalized home newspaper" rings especially true amid the outcry over Google's decision to end its news-aggregating Google Reader. But we haven't yet seen the likes of home robot Billy Rae.
"With a twitch, 'Billy Rae,' the Morrows' mobile home robot, unplugs himself from the kitchen wall outlet … then wheels out of the kitchen and down the hall toward the master bedroom for his first task of the day. Raising one metallic arm, Billy Rae gently knocks on the door, calling out the Morrows' names and the time in a pleasant, if slightly synthesized Southern drawl: 'Hey, y'all — rise an' shine!' "
Thirteen reasons to fear the sci-fi future
Like many prognostications, it's the general idea of the predictions that rings true. The ease with which fictional man-of-the-house Bill Morrow teleconferences with co-workers in Japan reminds us how far-out an idea the now commonplace Skype once was. "A sonar shield" to protect cars is basically here. The technology that senses when a car becomes alarmingly close to nearby objects is becoming more widespread, and GPS and traffic-sensing devices are as ubiquitous as the smartphones that house them.
Even more familiar — Bill's wife, Alma, telecommutes to work in the mornings to avoid traffic (apparently not at Yahoo). And she communicates with co-workers remotely through the magic of "electronic mail," the contents of which include "messages, graphics, illustrations and animated figures," signaling that the L.A. Times Magazine may very well have predicted the rise of GIFs.
But scattered among the semi-correct predictions are the far-fetched looks into the future. No children excitedly wake up to the nuzzling of their robot dogs.
"Down the hall, 11-year-old Zach feels a gentle tugging on his sleeve. It's his dog, "Max," waking him up for school. Although Zach thinks of him as a real dog, Max is a robo-pet."
Sony's AIBO proved to be a highly advanced failure, with production ceasing in 2006. And the idea that a family could have a 4-foot-tall robotic helper for just $5,000 seems as unlikely now as it did then, despite many advancements in robotics. The real 2013 robots are more along the lines of unmanned aircraft than Rosie from the Jetsons. And don't expect to be putting on 3-D glasses to take part in business meetings, unless you're working on the "Avatar" sequel.
And beyond consumer demand, another limiting factor to the dreams of 1988 are the all-too-familiar limitations of budgets. School desks with desktop-size computer screens — and the ability for teachers to display images from lessons on "the walls, ceilings and floor of the classroom" — would be wonderful. But in today's world, most school districts are just struggling to maintain the status quo amid budgetary pressures.
As for the makeup of Los Angeles, predictions in 1988 hypothesized that the population under the domain of the Southern Californian Assn. of Governments would reach 18.3 million in 2010, 40% of whom would be Latino. That includes Los Angeles, Orange, Ventura, San Bernardino, Riverside and Imperial counties.
And according to 2012 Census estimates, those numbers aren't too far off the mark. The area's population hit an estimated 18.4 million, with 45.7% identified as Latino.
As with any list of predictions, those presented by the L.A. Times Magazine are intriguing to look through, telling us as much about our past (you might notice the fixation on Japanese, not Chinese, business figures) as it does about our future. Sometimes it's right — digital tours of the Louvre do exist — and sometimes it's wrong, particularly with robots. Take a look, read through the article for yourself, and see which guesses you think are bunk and which ones might just be taking their time arriving.
One prediction, however, can be ruled out wholesale. Neither the kids of today nor the kids of tomorrow will be listening to whatever "futura-rock" is.
— Morgan Little | @mlittledc
Marvel and DC apps: Disappointing
30 Seconds to Mars launches song with gravity-free spin


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Okay, how about a forum line-up? What camera are you expecting to use to provide images, this new year?
Personally, I'm still sticking with the a850 until SONY delivers a fully capable Full Frame Controller Camera.
I apologize for not listing the a500-series... please use the DSLR poll entry. (Thank you. )


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Tenacious Titans hold out bumbling Bulldogs
It was a Bulldogs home game at Suncorp Stadium tonight but the Titans withstood the loss of four stars to overcome a terrible Canterbury outfit by 25-24 in front of 42,233, in the second match of a double header.
The Titans took the lead early with two tries and the alarm bells rang for Canterbury, both Kevin Gordon and Mark Minichiello making easy meat of the Bulldogs poor defence to create a 10-0 lead. Josh Morris stemmed the tide soon after to reduce the gap to 10-6 but a William Zillman try and Mat Rogers penalty saw the Titans take a convincing 18-6 lead to the break. The news on the sidelines wasn't so good for the Titans however, with Scott Prince and Matt White both being forced off with injury.
The second half started with terrible defence by Canterbury, and Titans backrower Anthony Laffranchi took advantage to score his sides last try of the night and take them to a 24-6 lead. The game mellowed out for a period of time and it seemed unlikely the result would be challenged until the injection of Bulldogs livewire Ben Barba saw tries to both himself and Jamal Idris close the gap to six points.
Their lead under the threat, the weary Titans steadied the ship. Having also lost Luke O'Dwyer to a hamstring injury and their bench down to one, Greg Bird took advantage of Mat Rogers not attempting a field goal on the play previous and potted a one pointer to put the result seemingly beyond doubt. A superb late try to Ben Barba gave the Bulldogs hope, but despite a messy yet exciting final play of the game, the "home" side simply couldn't get the last points to clinch the win.
The loss puts Canterbury-Bankstown in a terrible position going into the 16th round of the competition but the addition of Barba into the game no doubt has Bulldogs fans wondering if all is lost just yet. They'll face a tough assignment in Canberra on Monday week, while the Titans head back to their Skilled Park fortress to take on Newcastle next Sunday.
Match Details
Canterbury Bulldogs 24 were defeated by Gold Coast Titans 25
National Rugby League - NRL - Round 15 - Friday June 18, 2010 8:45pm
Venue: Suncorp Stadium
Referee: Tony De Las Heras and Steve Lyons
Video Referee: Tim Mander
Touch Judges: Steve Chiddy and Gerard Sutton
Crowd: 42,233
Halftime: Canterbury Bulldogs 6 Gold Coast Titans 18
Leagueunlimited.com players of the match:
3 Points - Greg Bird (1 Field Goal)
2 Points - Ben Barba (2 Tries)
1 Point - Mark Minichiello (1 Try)
Canterbury Bulldogs (24)
Tries: Ben Barba (2), Jamal Idris, Josh Morris
Conversions: Bryson Goodwin (4/4)
Gold Coast Titans (25)
Tries: Anthony Laffranchi, Mark Minichiello, William Zillman, Kevin Gordon
Field Goals: Greg Bird (1/1)
Conversions: Mat Rogers (1/1), Scott Prince (2/3)
Penalty Goals: Mat Rogers (1/1)
LeagueUnlimited.com Live Commentary In the Toyota Cup tonight... well, there was no Toyota Cup. With the double header today at Suncorp the Bulldogs v Titans Under 20's clash will be played at North Sydney Oval tomorrow afternoon at 1pm, as a curtain raiser to the Bears v Bulldogs NSW Cup game.
That aside, welcome back to Suncorp Stadium where we'll take you LIVE through the hours ahead with Canterbury and the Gold Coast facing off in game two of this double header. The team changes are simple for Canterbury - Yileen Gordon is OUT and to the joy of many fans Ben Barba will come off the bench.
The Titans' changes aren't as simple. Preston Campbell, Luke Bailey and Ashley Harrison have all succumbed to injury and will take no part in tonights game. The new players are William Zillman (starting at fullback), with Luke O'Dwyer and Aaron Cannings coming onto the bench. Matt White and Bodene Thompson will start in the forwards for Bailey and Harrison respectively. For the final lists click the "Team Lists" link above.
1 min: We're underway at Suncorp for the second game of the double header. Canterbury kickoff and we'll have the Gold Coast with first possession.
2 min: Not a very good kick from Ennis at the end of the Bulldogs' first set, the Titans will get field position off this.
4 min: Pressure applied by the Titans on their first excursion into the Bulldogs danger zone and a bomb on the last nearly is dropped by Goodwin but it's ruled to have been knocked on by David Mead. Ennis a forward pass here, a rusty start from the NSW hooker. Titans to attack again.
6 min: Canterbury are full of errors, an error just inside the Titans half sees them turn possession over. A play earlier Kevin Gordon came close to plucking out a Scott Prince kick but there was too much beef on it and the ball went dead.
8 min: VIDEO REFEREE up to check a Titans possible try. Kevin Gordon's run a long way.
9 min: TRY
TRY Gold Coast Titans
Scored by Kevin Gordon. Conversion attempt by Scott Prince successful.
Idris spills it as the 'Dogs attack and Kevin Gordon's got the scraps and runs away with a beautiful 80 metre try, the Titans first on the board with Prince converting.
Gold Coast Titans 6-0
12 min: TRY
TRY Gold Coast Titans
Scored by Mark Minichiello. Conversion attempt by Scott Prince unsuccessful.
The Bulldogs are picking up where they left off before the bye, disgraceful defence and Bird, Prince and Friend are all having a field day early on. Friend makes a break on the fourth and is tackled, they then spread the ball and Bird finds Minichiello who powers over near the corner. Prince misses the attempt.
Gold Coast Titans 10-0
15 min: A Titans error gives the Bulldogs the ball just inside opposition territory.
16 min: TRY
TRY Canterbury Bulldogs
Scored by Josh Morris. Conversion attempt by Bryson Goodwin successful.
Josh Morris receives a wide ball from Blake Green, fends off Sam Tagataese and then Morris just pushes through defenders to score the 'Dogs first. Goodwin out wide... perfect kick.
Gold Coast Titans 10-6
21 min: TRY
TRY Gold Coast Titans
Scored by William Zillman. Conversion attempt by Scott Prince successful.
The Titans exploit Jamal Idris staying at marker and William Zillman finds some space before turning Luke Patten inside out and crossing in the corner. Prince converts from the sideline, extending the Titans' lead to 10.
Gold Coast Titans 16-6
23 min: Kimmorley puts up a massive bomb and Zillman gets himself in position superbly to take it. Now we have Scott Prince in the dressing room, he's off the field.
26 min: Report on Prince is back pain but nothing too major just yet, the doctor is looking at it. The 'Dogs with a break through Ryan, passes inside to Morris who is tackled 20m out. They spread the ball but Warburton is tackled and then on the fifth Kimmorley puts the ball over the touch-in-goal line. Titans 20m restart.
27 min: Good play from the 'Dogs but the errors and execution still lacking, Ryan spilling a Goodwin offload out wide near halfway. Back in the dressing room Scott Prince is removing his strapping which may indicate we won't see him again tonight.
29 min: PENALTY GOAL
PENALTY GOAL Gold Coast Titans
Penalty goal attempt by Mat Rogers successful.
Ryan Tandy rushes out of the line on tackle five and charges down Greg Bird but he's clearly come off the line too early. Titans penalty, Rogers takes the two and extends the lead to 12 for Gold Coast.
Gold Coast Titans 18-6
31 min: A break from Friend puts the Titans in attacking position but Rogers' final tackle grubber rolls dead. Bulldogs 20m restart.
31 min: Injury update on Scott Prince - he is OUT for the night, he's torn his hamstring.
34 min: The Bulldogs earn a penalty as the "home" side will look to narrow the gap going on the attack.
35 min: New recruit Ryan Tandy has dropped it for the Bulldogs and it's the Titans ball inside their own half.
38 min: A drop ball out wide kills a Titans attacking raid. O'Dwyer the culprit.
39 min: Blake Green kills the Bulldogs momentum with a stab kick behind the line and Zillman cleans up easily - a play later Mat Rogers spills it and it's a 'Dogs scrum 10m out from the Titans line. But Idris loses it and we should go to halftime at 18-6.
40 min: A short-side play by the Titans off the resulting scrum sees them kick it down field and despite Goodwin's best efforts Kevin Gordon almost gets to the ball. The ball is spilled and grubbered all over the ground. It's halftime, and not a moment too soon for either side.
HALFTIME at Suncorp in the second game of this double header with the Gold Coast leading 18-6. The Bulldogs have had plenty of opportunities, particularly with Scott Prince missing since the 22nd minute, but haven't converted enough into points to worry the Titans. They need an injection of attack and Ben Barba needs to offer that early in the second half or we could be in for a dour struggle with few more points scored. The game is Canterbury's to win, but the Titans could also run away if the 'Dogs aren't careful.
CROWD: 42,233 for this double header event, fantastic to see Suncorp Stadium play host to plenty of fans this week.
42 min: TRY
TRY Gold Coast Titans
Scored by Anthony Laffranchi. Conversion attempt by Mat Rogers successful.
Second half underway... atrocious defence from the Bulldogs, first Mark Minichiello and then Anthony Laffranchi just busting right up the middle and it's the latter who scores the try. Rogers converts and the game is as good as over if the 'Dogs continue that rubbish.
Gold Coast Titans 24-6
44 min: Ben Barba is finally injected into the play. Cannings drops the ball and it's the 'Dogs who'll attack inside the Gold Coast half.
48 min: A drop ball on the last from the 'Dogs gives the Titans the ball inside Canterbury territory. They could end the game here...
49 min: A nice ball for Minichiello and he's wrapped up by Kimmorley, but the pass is ruled forward and the 'Dogs get out of gaol.
51 min: Some errors creeping into the Titans' play, could give the Bulldogs a chance here as Barba looks to play a more dominant role.
52 min: Fifth tackle and the halves filter it through to the left and Josh Morris just grubbers it dead. Hopeless. And now they give away a penalty coming off the 20m restart.
56 min: Unimaginative attack from the Bulldogs, and the Titans aren't really pushing themselves either with an 18-point lead up their sleeve. Zillman muffs an attempt at a pass and it's a Bulldogs scrum in an attacking position.
58 min: VIDEO REFEREE for the Bulldogs - has Ben Barba sparked a Bulldogs comeback? Looks like it, checking onside.
59 min: TRY
TRY Canterbury Bulldogs
Scored by Ben Barba. Conversion attempt by Bryson Goodwin successful.
Ben Barba follows through a Kimmorley kick to score, great speed shown there. Goodwin's conversion shrinks the margin to 12.
Gold Coast Titans 24-12
63 min: TRY
TRY Canterbury Bulldogs
Scored by Jamal Idris. Conversion attempt by Bryson Goodwin successful.
Ben Barba won't be left out of this Bulldogs lineup again if tonight's performance is anything to go by! He steps through a few lazy Titans defenders and breaks away before getting it outside to Idris who rampages over and suddenly the whole complexion of this match has changed. 6 the difference with Goodwin's conversion.
Gold Coast Titans 24-18
65 min: Ennis to Kimmorley on the last and the latter knocks it on, but the Titans Nathan Friend knocks it on a few plays later and the Bulldogs will get it back. The 'Dogs are looking much hungrier and this Gold Coast side are tired and lacking direction without Prince or Campbell.
67 min: Canterbury hot on the attack, Barba looks like he's in... didn't need to pass but it goes to Andrew Ryan who spills it in front of the line.
68 min: David Mead has knocked on returning a kick off his line and Canterbury now have a scrum in front of the Titans' posts.
70 min: VIDEO REFEREE Blake Green could've claimed a try but it's surely gone dead. Bulldogs possible try... NO TRY, Blake Green has gone dead while contacting the ball, Titans 20m restart.
71 min: Bird with a huge bomb putting Goodwin under pressure but the Bulldogs winger takes it well and they will progress upfield.
72 min: Injury update: Luke O'Dwyer joins Matt White and Scott Prince with the hamstring curse, all three are gone for the Gold Coast and they have a one man bench.
72 min: Kevin Gordon with a drop ball, Canterbury scrum inside Gold Coast territory.
73 min: Gary Warburton doesn't play the ball properly and the Titans get a scrum, the 'Dogs attack is killed off.
74 min: Idris puts a huge hit on Cannings but it's a penalty - not for a high shot but offside. Titans could set up for a drop-goal here...
75 min: FIELD GOAL
FIELD GOAL Gold Coast Titans
Field goal attempt by Greg Bird successful.
Greg Bird fools the Bulldogs' defenders with Mat Rogers the usual exponent tackled on the previous play. The Titans have a 7 point lead and likely the game in their hands.
Gold Coast Titans 25-18
77 min: The two points will go to the Gold Coast, an error up the middle with a tackle left in the set from the Bulldogs will see the 'Dogs run out of time to stage a late comeback.
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Scored by Ben Barba. Conversion attempt by Bryson Goodwin successful.
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Gold Coast Titans 25-24
FULLTIME and the Bulldogs have fallen agonisingly short of an unlikely victory, having trailed the entire game. Some offloading and kicking to finish the game for the 'Dogs but Aaron Cannings, somehow, found himself at the back to wrap the ball up. Game done and dusted, the Titans 25 defeating Canterbury 24.


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All merchandise and baggage imported or brought in from any contiguous country, except as otherwise provided by law or by regulations of the Secretary of the Treasury, shall be unladen in the presence of and be inspected by a customs officer at the first port of entry at which the same shall arrive; and such officer may require the owner, or his agent, or other person having charge or possession of any trunk, traveling bag, sack, valise, or other container, or of any closed vehicle, to open the same for inspection, or to furnish a key or other means for opening the same.
Provisions similar to those in this section were contained in R.S. § 3100, as amended by act Feb. 18, 1875, ch. 80, § 1, 18 Stat. 319, and act Feb. 27, 1877, ch. 69, § 1, 19 Stat. 248, which was superseded by act Sept. 21, 1922, ch. 356, title IV, § 461, 42 Stat. 956, and was repealed by section 642 thereof. Section 461 of the 1922 act was superseded by section 461 of act June 17, 1930, comprising this section, and repealed by section 651(a)(1) of the 1930 act.
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FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. -- Junior quarterback Max Reber set a pair of school records and the Methodist football team held on for a thrilling 43-41 Homecoming win over LaGrange on Saturday afternoon at Monarch Stadium.
For all of the offensive output, it was a pair of late defensive plays that added to the drama, as Methodist held on for its third consecutive win. Trailing 43-28 with under six minutes to play, the Panthers pulled to within eight points (43-35) when Andre Carter returned a Reber fumble 61 yards at the 5:19 mark. After Methodist went 3-and-out on its next possession, LaGrange got the ball back with 4:07 to play and marched 80 yards in 10 plays to make it a 43-41 game on a 19-yard screen pass on 4th-and-3 from Graham Craig to Marquius Young with 1:49 to play. On the ensuing two-point conversion attempt, Craig's pass to Ervens Oge fell incomplete in the back of the end zone amidst tight coverage from MU's James Blackshell.
Methodist recovered the ensuing onside kick and was able to run out the clock for the win.
Following a Methodist turnover, the Panthers moved the ball 21 yards in in three plays to take a 14-7 lead when Craig found Oge for a 15-yard scoring strike at the 9:41 mark of the second quarter.
The Monarchs responded with four straight scores that spanned halftime to assume a 30-14 lead with 9:51 left in the third quarter. Ausherman kicked off the spurt with a 35-yard field goal at the 9:41 mark of the second quarter to make it a 14-10 game. Reber then capped a 10-play, 91-yard drive with a two-yard touchdown run to push Methodist on top, 17-14, heading into the break.
On their next drive, the Panthers appeared to be in position to cut into their deficit with a 1st-and-goal from the MU four-yard line. After a short gain on first down, however, MU forced three consecutive incompletions to get the ball back on downs. The Monarchs were forced to punt following a 3-and-out and LC took advantage when Craig hooked up with Jackson on a 56-yard scoring strike that cut MU's lead to 30-21 with 2:59 left in the third. Young then pulled LaGrange to within two points (30-28) with a six-yard run just 43 seconds into the fourth quarter.
The Monarchs looked to put the game out of reach as Reber connected with Anthony Radke from 42 yards out to go up, 37-28, followed by a 76-yard Reber-to-Cross touchdown pass that made it 43-28 after another failed PAT with 9:14 left to play before the game's exciting final minutes.
Cross finished with 153 yards receiving on five catches, including two scores. Patrick Jacobs had 72 yards on seven grabs, and Radke had 83 yards on three receptions. Page led MU's ground game with 89 yards on 17 carries.
Defensively, the Monarchs were led by D.J. Payne, who had 11 tackles, a forced fumble and a pass breakup. Marlon Thomas added nine tackles, Mike Jones had 2.0 sacks and Tyler Mitchell chipped in a pair of passes defended.
Griffin Roelle had a game-high 10 receptions for 75 yards to lead the Panthers. Jackson wound up with 115 yards on eight grabs, including two touchdowns, and Oge had 81 yards on seven receptions. Young led LC with 46 yards rushing as MU limited LaGrange to a net gain of just 42 yards on the ground.
Jordan Chambers racked up 15 tackles, including 12 solo stops, and a forced fumble to lead the Panthers' defensive effort. Carter had nine tackles (2.5 for loss) in addition to his fumble return for a score, and Shaun Nichols had seven tackles, with 2.5 coming behind the line of scrimmage.
The Monarchs return to the field next Saturday at Greensboro beginning at 1:00 pm.


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Address: 21 Chapel Market,
London N1 9EZ
Tel: 020 7278 8100
Nearest Tube station: Angel
Ratings (out of 5 *)
Service charge: 12.5%
Taste: ****
Service: ****
Ambience: ****"Have we ordered too much?" I asked the waiter taking our orders. It's easy to do to that in Delhi Grill, the newest addition to Angel Islington Chapel Market. Its relatively small menu of around twenty items ranging from finger bites like samosa to more substantial meat dishes such as rogan gosht come with prices between £1.50 to under £7.
After Metro's favourable review, Delhi Grill has been seeing full house almost every evening. Wife had popped in earlier for some takeaway and was rather taken with their vegetable samosa. I went down that very evening for more takeaway (chicken wings and more samosa). Stationed at Delhi Grill's roti counter was an affable chap who hailed from Nepal. He gave me a quick introduction of how to make a roti and mentioned in passing that he could easily turn one out under a minute. Looking at how well practised he was, I wasn't surprised.
Anyway, we were back that very weekend for a proper dinner and were fortunate to have made a reservation as Delhi Grill was packed again. Frankly, I was really tempted to order all the items on the menu but we did have a bite earlier at Kentish Canteen so that restrained me a bit. We wanted to try out its biryani despite what Metro said about it but it wasn't available on that evening.
That said, its papadoms (£0.50 each) were served warm with an array of condiments that come in a row of small cups. Our favourites were the ones with beetroot and preserved mango.
The Delhi grill (£6.50) was meant for two and came with chicken tikkas, sheekh kebabs and lamb chops. The chicken tikkas was absolutely fabulous and very well seasoned – tender, aromatic and spicy. The sheekh kebabs, which I understand to be minced lamb, was flavourful and easily disintegrated in one's mouth. The lamb chops tasted very much like the kebabs and it seemed that the only difference was that that it came with bone attached. This dish, however, would go really well with a pint of cool beer.
The vegetable samosa (£1.50 for two) came with a sizable portion of salad. That alone could very well be a light meal for a small eater. Taking its price into consideration, Delhi Grill's samosa was way better that those that you get from the dodgy snack bars in Tube stations. Its skin was crisp and deep fried with fresh oil. Stuffed with potatoes, chickpeas and green peas, it was a treat.
We thought that the lamb cubes in Delhi Grill's rogan gosht was a bit tough for our liking despite it being cooked for over two hours. Its curry gravy on the other hand was marvellous. Creamy and mildly hot, I would have lapped it all up if not for my diet.
We got a naan (£1.50 each) to go with the rogan gosht. Wife pointed out that the naan, which was cut into quarters and served on a wooden platter, was nicely buttered and could easily be a standalone dish. Compared to roti, naan is heavier on the palate but do try it on its own before dousing it in curry gravy.
The bhindi (£3.95) – our five a day was one of the dishes recommended by the review we came across and rightly so too. Unlike the ones that we are more familiar with back home, the
ocra dish wasn't all sticky, which was the reason why I swore off the dish altogether. This one was dry and packed a mild spice. A welcome addition to a portion of rice.
It's easy to see why Londoners are warming up to Delhi Grill. Loud Hindi Bollywood music thumped in the background engulfed you once you step into the smallish restaurant. A large screen TV showing the accompanying Bollywood movie faces the entrance. The only other place that I have come across with that would be Tiffinbites, which is comparatively sterile.
Delhi Grill's wall is filled with Indian newspaper cuttings. Torn and tattered, it nevertheless adds to the character to the entire setup. The restaurant also offers free delivery for orders over £12. Wife and I were already making mental notes on what to order as we were leaving the place. Delhi Grill gave us another reason not to cook at home.
Tuesday, 23 November 2010
Delhi Grill review Islington Chapel Market Indian restaurant - Indian dhaba brought to London
Address: 21 Chapel Market,
5 comments:
- Kavey said...
I love Delhi Grill!
I would persevere for the chicken biryani, it's another comforting home-style dish and I rather liked it. It's not in my original review as I tried it on a subsequent visit.
You are lucky if you live close by, we are quite a distance or I would be there at least once a week!
- November 23, 2010
- Gourmet Chick said...
I have wanted to go here since reading Marina's review in The Metro - looks brilliant and sounds like you also had a great meal
- November 23, 2010
- Tanya said...
Just moved into the Angel area a couple of months ago and have a rather long 'to eat at' list (no thanks to London Chow)!
Will definitely be checking out Delhi Grill this weekend. The only Indian restaurant I've tried in the neighbourhood is Parveen Tandoori on Theberton St - came away with a strong case of Delhi Belly :(
- November 24, 2010
- C K said...
Do you happen to know of any good biryani around? I am always on the haunt for a good lamb/mutton one.
@Gourmet Chick,
Yep, the place has good vibes to boot. Best if you have a party of four.
:) Glad to be able to recommend some good eats in the area. Tell us about what you think of Delhi Grill, will you? Oh, do let me know if you come across any other good places in the vicinity. Will try to drop by!
- November 27, 2010
I read the glowing Metro review a while ago and thought I'd give this place a go. I rang to book a table 1 week in advance and was told that 6.30pm was the only time they had a table available as they were very busy. The man on the phone was quite rude and short with me but I chose to ignore this.
We turned up at 6.30pm and the restaurant was completely empty. We asked if we could come back in 1hr as it was still early - the waiter said no as they were fully booked.
My friend could see his table/reservation list and there were only 4 names on it and she said, in a jokey way, "you're not that busy surely ha ha"...he was so rude and said 'don't you look at my list, what do you know". We were so shocked that we left.
We went to a pub over the road for and hour and when we walked past again at 7.30pm, the place was still totally empty.
- December 16, 2011


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Fire Science and Security Management are a very hot set of topics offered at John Jay College. On display in the Niederhoffer Lounge in the Library is a small but focused exhibit on fire science. The display highlights key fire science texts available from the library as well as information on where to find more material on fire science and other related topics. In addition, the exhibit comes complete with a detailed brochure that lists specific resources students can use.
If you are interested in finding out more, please take a look at our Fire Science Subject Guide »
Posted Tuesday, February 5, 2013 - 11:25am
Several months ago EBSCO (publisher of Academic Search Complete, etc.) took over the H. W. Wilson Company. As a result, EBSCOhost databases have been combined with existing similar databases from the H. W. Wilson company and new names have been given to the merged results. While the following new databases have replaced databases that were formerly on our list, no content has been lost. In fact, in all cases, there is more content than we had previously:
Applied Science & Technology Source has replaced Applied Science & Technology and Computers & Applied Sciences Complete.
Education Source has replaced Education Index and Retrospective and Education Research Complete.
Humanities Source has replaced Humanities Index and Humanities International Complete.
Legal Source has replaced Index to Legal Periodicals and Books.
Library & Information Science Source has replaced Library Literature Fulltext and Library and Information Science Fulltext.
The new databases combine EBSCO's familiar searchable interface with the quality indexing that H. W. Wilson was known for so the transition is a win win for CUNY libraries.
Posted Friday, February 1, 2013 - 2:46pm
Thousands of books have been made into movies. For a snapshot of book and movie titles in our collection visit the exhibit next to the circulation desk on the first floor of the library or go to our Pinterest board. Feel free to leave a comment or like your favorite book or movie. Search CUNY+, the online catalog, to find those available at the Lloyd Sealy Library.
Some books made into movies focus on popular literature like Alice Walker's The Color Purple (book, DVD) and Ian McEwan's Atonement (book, DVD). Some focus on classics like Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird (book, DVD, VHS) and Bram Stoker's Dracula (book, ebook, DVD). Some reflect our specialized focus on justice issues like Benny Golden's War on the Family: Mother's in Prison and the Families They Leave Behind (book, DVD) and Barrett J. Foerster's Race, Rape and Injustice (book, DVD).
Do you read the book or see the movie first? You get to choose!
For tips on how to watch a film as a scholar and not purely for enjoyment, see this How to Read a Film handout.
For more information about our entire video collection, see the Library's video guide.
Posted Thursday, January 31, 2013 - 4:50pm
You may have noticed that things look a little different around here! Welcome to our updated website — it's our New Year's gift to you.
We are happy to present a new interface for our users. In our redesign, we have prioritized student, faculty, and researcher use.
Highlights of our new website:
- Resource pages especially for students and faculty
- New Library floor plan
- Updated description of the Library's collections
- Updated Quick Research Tutorials for students
- Responsively designed: looks good at all screen sizes, from mobile to desktop
- The Library is now on Instagram and Pinterest!
Have feedback?
We value your comments — just submit a feedback form and we will do our best to address your questions and concerns.
Posted Thursday, December 27, 2012 - 10:22am
Check out our newest database of streaming videos! Criminal Justice and Public Safety in Video, from the Alexander Street Press, offers a collection (467 titles and growing) of documentaries, training videos, and interviews that offer real life strategies, techniques, and experiences of justice and public safety professionals as well as profiles and accounts from offenders and victims. Browse the collection to find videos like "The Arson Detectives," a look inside Houston's elite arson detective unit and how they find clues in ashes; or "Crime Ink," a documentary about some of the people who work as crime reporters at New York City's biggest newspapers; or "Behind Closed Doors," an in-depth examination of domestic violence from both an abuser's and a victim's personal perspectives; and hundreds more.
Don't forget about our other great streaming video collections: American History in Video, Counseling & Therapy in Video, Ethnographic Video Online, and Films on Demand. Together, these collections contain thousands of full length documentary and dramatic films. All can be accessed on campus or from home. Find them on our A to Z list of databases or visit our video collection guide to access them and learn more about these and our DVD collection.
Posted Thursday, December 27, 2012 - 9:46am
The Fall 2012 issue of Classified Information, the Library's newsletter, has been published!
Inside this issue:
- April 2013 LACUNY Institute
- About Open Access
- Tracking Citations and Highlighting Your Research
- John Jay Faculty Research at a Glance
- Book Browsers and Faculty Favorites
- Media News and Ebooks Acquisitions
- Integrating Library Resources into Blackboard
- A New Website for the Library
- Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs)
- Assessment at the Library
- The Milton Helpern Library of Legal Medicine
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Posted Wednesday, December 19, 2012 - 6:02pm
The 2013 LACUNY Institute (Library Association of CUNY) is accepting proposals until January 6th. While the event is organized by librarians, non-library faculty are encouraged to submit and/or attend, too. The theme this coming year will be "Libraries, Information, and the Right to the City."
The event will be held at John Jay on April 5, 2013. For more information, including keynote speakers, topic possibilities and submission details, see http://2013lacunyinst.commons.gc.cuny.edu/.
Posted Wednesday, December 19, 2012 - 3:06pm
The spring 2012 newsletter from the Lloyd Sealy Library is now available.
Posted Thursday, May 17, 2012 - 2:52pm
Please remember to take advantage of the (C)opyright @ CUNY web resource when you have questions or concerns about copyright. There is a new link on the home page (look lower right corner) - Code of Best Practices for Academic and Research Libraries - which is an extremely useful document not only for librarians but for students and classroom faculty as well. We strongly encourage you to learn about and get as comfortable as possible with making your own decisions with regard to using copyrighted material.
Posted Tuesday, April 3, 2012 - 3:21pm
The Crime Report, the web publication of the Center on Media, Crime and Justice at John Jay, has begun a collaborative series with the Sealy Library examining the history of crime and punishment through the resources of the Library archives. The first piece, "The Mann Act: Anatomy of a Law", examines the nationwide scare about the "white slave traffic" through the lens of the trial of Belle Moore, a "mulatto madam"—as the press of the day termed her—who was arrested on a charge of selling two young white women into prostitution in 1910. The full transcript of this sensational trial is available online through the article, as well as through the Library's web archive, Crime in New York 1850-1950, where other fascinating transcripts can be viewed.
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Depending on your age, you might remember Fernando Lamas as a handsome actor from the 1950s with a seriously seductive accent…
Or you might know him only from the Saturday Night Live sketches that featured Billy Crystal. In the recurring "Fernando's Hideaway" sketch, Crystal used Lamas's accent for inspiration, as well as a quote from the actor: "It is better to look good than to feel good."
Billy Crystal wasn't the only actor who took comedic inspiration from Lamas's aggressively sexy demeanor. Jonathan Goldsmith – a friend of Lamas – modeled his "Most Interesting Man in the World" on him.
Lamas's Argentine upbringing was to thank for that accent, and we suppose the pretty face was the result of excellent genes – genes that he passed on to son Lorenzo Lamas. Lamas the elder spent the 1950s and '60s charming women across the world, on big screen and small.
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In recent years, America has had many scenes of mass shootings. The campus of Virginia Tech. A shopping center in Tucson, Ariz. A movie theater in Aurora, Colo. A temple in Oak Creek, Wis. None put gun control back on the national agenda in a serious way. Then came the elementary school massacre in Newtown, Conn., after last year's election, and that all changed. Or so it seemed.
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Chatham, MA 02633
Free ConsultationCollections, Divorce, Elder and Estate Planning
I am an Attorney who understands the needs of my clients. In my practice areas of estate planning, probate administration, residential real estate, and elder law, I work directly with each individual client to tailor my work to my client's particular legal needs. I am a small office of one, which means that you are always dealing with me directly and will always get timely representation and response from me. I put my clients first.
Bradley Bailey
Barnstable Town, MA Collections Lawyer with 36 years experience
(508) 771-4644 100 W Main St
Barnstable Town, MA 02601
Barnstable Town, MA 02601
Collections and Bankruptcy
Jonathan M. Whiting
Plymouth, MA Collections Lawyer with 5 years experience
(508) 747-3328 11 South Park Avenue
Plymouth, MA 02360
Plymouth, MA 02360
Free ConsultationCollections and Real Estate
Debt Collection Attorney. Collecting outstanding invoices for large and small businesses in the south shore and cape cod.
Stacey Jay Schacter Esq
North Pembroke, MA Collections Attorney
33 Riverside Dr
North Pembroke, MA 02359
North Pembroke, MA 02359
Collections, Bankruptcy and Business
Christopher Tolley
Boston, MA Collections Attorney with 32 years experience
(617) 367-8787 One Washington Mall
Boston, MA 02108
Boston, MA 02108
Free ConsultationCollections, Bankruptcy, Consumer and Real Estate
Suffolk University Law School
Suffolk University Law School
My name is Christopher S. Tolley. I bring the accumulated wisdom of my broad experience to exercise the best judgment I can in providing my clients fast, efficient legal services and practical, cost-effective solutions in several areas of the law.
I represent buyers/borrowers, lenders and sellers in institutional and private loan transactions, commercial and residential real estate sales and acquisitions, land use/zoning matters, resolving landlord and tenant issues, issuing title insurance and resolving title defects.
I collect debts for lenders, small businesses and individuals whether through negotiation or litigation, demand letter or trial, and I use all remedies...
I represent buyers/borrowers, lenders and sellers in institutional and private loan transactions, commercial and residential real estate sales and acquisitions, land use/zoning matters, resolving landlord and tenant issues, issuing title insurance and resolving title defects.
I collect debts for lenders, small businesses and individuals whether through negotiation or litigation, demand letter or trial, and I use all remedies...
Alan M Cohen
Framingham, MA Collections Attorney with 34 years experience
(508) 620-6900 Commercial Collection Attorneys
550 Worcester Road
Framingham, MA 01702
550 Worcester Road
Framingham, MA 01702
Free ConsultationCollections and Construction
Washington University School of Law
Washington University School of Law
At the Law Offices of Alan M. Cohen LLC, we offer experienced and aggressive debt collection services. Our lead attorney, Boston trained Alan M. Cohen, has provided commercial debt collection services for nearly 30 years. We have extensive experience offering ethical but relentless commercial debt collection tactics to businesses throughout Massachusetts, including: Lumber yards, Electrical suppliers and plumbing suppliers, Drywall suppliers and insulation companies, Sand and gravel companies, Liquor wholesalers, suppliers and distributors, general contractors and subcontractors, Attorneys, consultants, engineers, architects and accountants, Advertising companies, and Seafood and fish distributors. Attorney Alan Cohen's record of success has helped him earn...
(508) 480-8202 5 Mount Royal Avenue
Suite 380
Marlborough, MA 01752
Suite 380
Marlborough, MA 01752
Free ConsultationMarlborough, MA Collections Lawyer with 35 years experience
Collections, Business, Construction and Landlord Tenant
New England Law | Boston
Collections, Business, Construction and Landlord Tenant
New England Law | Boston
When I started to practice law 35 years ago, my father, also a lawyer, offered me some thoughtful and exceptionally valuable advice: listen carefully, do your homework, and above all, maintain a sense of humor – because you are going to need it. I have to admit that Dad was right and his wise words have resonated with me during my entire practice. Listening attentively to my clients and meticulous preparation are indeed the hallmarks of success. And, finding a way to put clients at ease establishes approachability, confidence, and most importantly, trust. Working closely with each client, I make...
Michael J Bace
Boston, MA Collections Attorney with 11 years experience
(508) 922-8328 7 Liberty Square
2nd Floor
Boston, MA 02109
2nd Floor
Boston, MA 02109
Collections, Business and Employment
New England Law | Boston
New England Law | Boston
We are litigators. We are attorneys who help Massachusetts employees that are owed overtime, unpaid wages, or have other issues at work. We help people misclassified as "independent contractors" recoup the benefits of employment - as well as pursuing general civil litigation across a wide array of topics.
(508) 922-8328 81 Prospect Street
Gloucester , MA 01930
Gloucester , MA 01930
Laurie R. Martucci
Franklin, MA Collections Lawyer with 26 years experience
(508) 528-4007 4 West Street
Franklin, MA 02038
Franklin, MA 02038
Collections, Bankruptcy, Education and Family
Suffolk University Law School
Suffolk University Law School
William J. McLeod
Boston, MA Collections Lawyer with 27 years experience
(617) 542-2956 77 Franklin Street
Boston, MA 02110
Boston, MA 02110
Free ConsultationCollections, Bankruptcy, Consumer and Real Estate
Western New England University School of Law
Western New England University School of Law
Attorney McLeod is a member of the Bankruptcy Section of the Boston Bar Association, the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys the American Bankruptcy Institute, as well as the Real Estate Bar Association for Massachusetts (REBA). In addition to authoring the comprehensive bankruptcy manual "Chapter 13 in 13 Chapters", he has also written articles of interest to the bankruptcy and insolvency community appearing in the ABI Journal. Attorney McLeod was a contributing author to the legal desk reference for physicians, The Biggest Legal Mistakes Physicians Make and How To Avoid Them. He authored two chapters: "The 10 Biggest Mistakes...
Kathleen Black Reynolds
Woburn, MA Collections Attorney
(781) 277-7399 390 Main Street
Suite 200
Woburn, MA 01801
Suite 200
Woburn, MA 01801
Free ConsultationCollections, Criminal, Divorce and Domestic Violence
Massachusetts School of Law
Massachusetts School of Law
Kathleen has experience representing clients in many legal matters, with a strong focus on criminal defense, RMV hearings, family law and small claims. She is a member of the Massachusetts Bar Association and practices throughout the Commonwealth. She is the chair of the Wilmington Historical Commission, and co-founded the Friends of Wilmington Tennis. Kathleen is compassionate, intelligent, and dedicated to her clients. When not assisting clients, she enjoys spending time with her kids, playing tennis, hiking, reading, exploring Cape Ann, and attending local community events. To contact Attorney Reynolds for legal or notary services, please call 781.569.5840, x.205 or email...
Phil A. Taylor
Stoneham, MA Collections Lawyer with 15 years experience
(781) 438-7100 2 Main Street, Suite 325
Stoneham, MA 02180
Stoneham, MA 02180
Free ConsultationCollections, Business, Divorce and Family
New England Law | Boston
New England Law | Boston
Keith G. Langer
Wrentham, MA Collections Attorney with 23 years experience
(508) 384-8692 255 Harvard Lane
Wrentham, MA 02093-1069
Wrentham, MA 02093-1069
Collections, Administrative, Animal and Criminal
New England Law | Boston
New England Law | Boston
See website; kglangerlaw.com.
Aaron Hutchins
Northborough, MA Collections Lawyer with 9 years experience
(508) 393-6060 6 Maple Street, Suite 201
Northborough, MA 01532
Northborough, MA 01532
Free ConsultationCollections, Arbitration & Mediation, Family and Personal Injury
New England Law | Boston
New England Law | Boston
Married, father of 3, practicing law since 2008. Hutchins Law, P.C. is a general practice firm specializing in family law, civil litigation, criminal, and estate planning.
Dmitry Lev
Watertown, MA Collections Lawyer with 12 years experience
(617) 556-9990 134 Main Street
Watertown, MA 02472
Watertown, MA 02472
Collections, Bankruptcy and Consumer
Roger Williams University
Roger Williams University
Rhonda S Boule
Newton, MA Collections Lawyer with 24 years experience
(617) 969-0400 2120 Commonwealth Avenue
Suite 204
Newton, MA 02466
Suite 204
Newton, MA 02466
Collections, Business, Divorce and Family
New England Law | Boston
New England Law | Boston
Attorney Rhonda Boulé has over 20 years experience in family law, business litigation, construction contracts and disputes, and landlord/tenant disputes. She is a founding partner of Ferraro & Boulé, Attorneys at Law, established in 2006, and is licensed to practice law in Massachusetts and before the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts and the Supreme Court of the United States. She has appeared as counsel in cases in the Probate & Family Court, Superior Court, District Court, and Land Court, as well as in various administrative forums. Ms. Boulé's family law practice encompasses all matters...
Mr. Matthew Colleran
Rowley, MA Collections Lawyer with 30 years experience
(978) 948-3772 21 Summer Street
Rowley, MA 01969
Rowley, MA 01969
Collections, Arbitration & Mediation, Employment and Family
Suffolk University Law School
Suffolk University Law School
Also streamlined adjudication of these cases by negotiating time limits for underinsurers to pursue collection activities. Mounted and prevailed in the first challenge to the MA Registry of Motor Vehicles' directives and procedures in OUI hearings, which led to the Registry modifying them. By working through the U.S. military justice system as well as N.H. Probate Court, secured the first-ever appointment of a guardian ad litem for the children of a totally incapacitated veteran against the wishes of their mother. Obtained cooperation of numerous senior military officers and staff, including members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Authored a...
Mr. Jonas Jacobson
Cambridge, MA Collections Attorney with 8 years experience
(617) 230-2779 872 Massachusetts Ave.
Unit 1-6
Cambridge, MA 02139
Unit 1-6
Cambridge, MA 02139
Free ConsultationCollections, Bankruptcy, Consumer and Foreclosure Defense
Suffolk University Law School
Suffolk University Law School
Consumers, and business owners, will appreciate the litigation experience I bring to managing their issues. I handle all types of civil litigation related to money owed, and money owing. That includes bankruptcy. If you are in debt, or if someone owes you money, you call me for help. Likewise, if you are facing foreclosure, and want to pursue the bank - I am your man. I try to avoid litigation, where possible, especially if the client has an on-going relationship with the potential plaintiff or defendant. However, I am more than happy to to take a matter to a jury,...
Mr. John Keramaris
Woburn, MA Collections Attorney with 8 years experience
(978) 263-7119 400 TradeCenter, Suite 5900
Woburn, MA 01801
Woburn, MA 01801
Collections, Business, Criminal and DUI
John has litigated in courtrooms across the Commonwealth where he has handled numerous matters for countless satisfied clients. His practice focuses primarily on real estate litigation, including landlord-tenant disputes, and criminal defense, including OUI. John strives to exceed his clients' expectations in quality, reliability and results.
Glenn Wegerzyn
Woburn, MA Collections Attorney with 8 years experience
(617) 580-3030 800 W. Cummings Park
Suite 5400
Woburn, MA 01801
Suite 5400
Woburn, MA 01801
Collections and Business
New England Law | Boston
New England Law | Boston
Several years of experience in wage and accounts receivable collections, corporate litigation, estate planning, contract drafting, family law, employment law, and small business development. Licensed real estate broker and notary public. Specialties Estate planning, collections, family law, contract disputes, employment law, and small business development.
John Hancock Kimball III, Esq.
Lynnfield, MA Collections Lawyer with 7 years experience
(781) 334-3200 618 Main Street
Lynnfield, MA 01940
Lynnfield, MA 01940
Collections, Consumer, Landlord Tenant and Personal Injury
Local attorney, John H. Kimball III has been named a 2016 Super Lawyer "Rising Star" for New England in the area of General Litigation. Attorney Kimball practices out of Lynnfield and also handles municipal permitting, commercial and real estate brokerage, and real estate closings. Super Lawyer's objective is to create a credible, comprehensive and diverse listing of outstanding attorneys. Only 2.5% of attorneys are selected to Rising Stars category each year. Attorney Kimball grew up in Lynnfield and attended Lynnfield High School. He is a 2009 graduate of Massachusetts School of Law, a 2001 graduate of Merrimack...
Raymond Thomas Weicker
Chelmsford, MA Collections Attorney with 23 years experience
(978) 250-4255 25 Fletcher Street
Chelmsford, MA 01824
Chelmsford, MA 01824
Collections, Bankruptcy, Business and Real Estate
Brooklyn Law School
Brooklyn Law School
Timothy J. Teehan
Franklin, MA Collections Lawyer
(774) 571-2893 430 Franklin Village Drive #245
Franklin, MA 02038
Franklin, MA 02038
Free ConsultationCollections, Bankruptcy, Divorce and Family
New England Law | Boston
New England Law | Boston
David Goldberg
Framingham, MA Collections Attorney
(508) 405-8888 1671 Worcester Road
Framingham, MA 01701
Framingham, MA 01701
Collections, Business and Real Estate
Attorney David Goldberg graduated from Syracuse University in 2001 with Bachelor of Science degrees in Finance and Economics. Thereafter David attended the University of Miami School of Law from which he received his J.D. in 2004. He was admitted to the Massachusetts Bar in December, 2004. He is admitted to practice in the Massachusetts State, Federal and Bankruptcy Courts. Attorney Goldberg is a member of the Commercial Bar and Commercial Law League of America. He specializes in commercial litigation with a concentration in the area of creditors' rights. He is closely involved in breach of equipment lease matters, workouts, as well...
Paul Lancia
Fall River, MA Collections Attorney
(774) 929-0565 PO Box 9502 Providence 02940
Fall River, MA 02940
Fall River, MA 02940
Collections, Animal, Appeals and Business
Law practice providing legal representation and consulting services to individuals and business. Firm associates practicing in the areas of commercial law and litigation, business and real estate law, construction law criminal defense, domestic relations, personal injury and civil rights; special education/disabilty law, estate probate and litigation. Admiralty, Maritime and Marine Salvage law. International matters with a legal significance. Immigration, Visas, Contracts, Import/Export Experienced working within EU countries. Subspecialty practice of representation of motorcyclists and motorcyclist organizations with issues involving motorcycle specific laws and enforcement; lobbying; injuries resulting while operating a motorcycle and related legal matters. Providing pro bono legal services to deserving individuals and...
Randi Levine
Wellesly, MA Collections Attorney with 36 years experience
20 Walnut Street, Suite 201
Wellesly, MA 02481
Wellesly, MA 02481
Free ConsultationCollections, Business and Landlord Tenant
Practice focusing on Enforcement of Judgments (MA, sister-state and international), commercial collections and business litigation. Professional Fee Disputes. Contract Disputes and Negotiations. Defense of Claims including credit card debts and other debt related claims. Unfair and Deceptive Trade Practices. Special counsel in complex collection matters. With over 25 years experience, I seek to achieve my client's aims as efficiently and effectively as possible. I litigate in the Massachusetts State Courts and in Federal Court. At the outset, I assess the collectibilty of all claims and proceed accordingly. In the proper case, i...
Matthew Paul Trask
Framingham, MA Collections Lawyer with 11 years experience
(508) 655-5980 160 Speen Street
Suite 202
Framingham, MA 01701
Suite 202
Framingham, MA 01701
Collections, Bankruptcy and Business
Pace University School Of Law
Pace University School Of Law
A native of Massachusetts, Matthew grew up in Mashpee on Cape Cod. With Kelsey & Trask, P.C., Matthew practices primarily in the area of bankruptcy, and business and civil litigation, and also handles cases involving family law, personal injury, debt collection, and conflict resolution both through the courts and through settlement. Prior to his admission to the bar, Matthew served 8 years in the United States Marine Corps, including service in Operation Enduring Freedom following the events of September 11, 2001. During his military service, Matthew received multiple awards, including two awards of the Navy and the Marine Corps Achievement...
K. Isaac Wilhelm
Gloucester, MA Collections Attorney with 14 years experience
(978) 283-3538 46 Middle St
Gloucester, MA 01930
Gloucester, MA 01930
Collections, Business, Construction and Estate Planning
Paul F. Lynch
Boston, MA Collections Lawyer
(617) 426-1120 185 Devonshire Street
Suite 301
Boston, MA 02110
Suite 301
Boston, MA 02110
Collections, Business and Construction
Sole Practitioner located in Boston, MA. Twenty-five years of experience in business litigation and commercial disputes including contract disputes, real estate, construction, landlord-tenant and collection. Personal Information: Raised five children in Sudbury, MA where we have lived for twenty-one years. Former Vice Chair of Minuteman Regional Vocational High School and long time member and Religious Education instructor at Our Lady of Fatima Parish in Sudbury. Graduate of Holy Cross College and the Univ. of San Diego (JD and MBA). Retired Commander, U.S. Navy Reserves.
Pamela Smith Holleman
Boston, MA Collections Attorney with 11 years experience
(617) 338-2955 1 Post Office Square
Boston, MA 02109
Boston, MA 02109
Collections, Bankruptcy and Business
Boston College Law School
Boston College Law School
Michael Barrows
Boston, MA Collections Attorney
(617) 723-8988 11 Beacon St
Boston, MA 02108
Boston, MA 02108
Collections, Estate Planning, Personal Injury and Real Estate
Jeffrey Ernest Francis
Boston, MA Collections Attorney with 12 years experience
(617) 338-2800 1 Post Office Square
Boston, MA 02109
Boston, MA 02109
Collections, Bankruptcy, Business and Civil Rights
Georgetown Univ Law Center
Georgetown Univ Law Center
Peter Shore
Attleboro, MA Collections Lawyer
(508) 226-4400 555 Pleasant St
Attleboro, MA 02703
Attleboro, MA 02703
Collections, Bankruptcy, Business and Consumer
Colette Manoil
Boston, MA Collections Lawyer with 54 years experience
(617) 742-2800 65 Atlantic Ave
Boston, MA 02110
Boston, MA 02110
Collections, Business, Divorce and Estate Planning
Mark Janos
Newburyport, MA Collections Attorney with 35 years experience
(978) 465-2043 6 Harris St
Newburyport, MA 01950
Newburyport, MA 01950
Collections, Business, Estate Planning and IP
William Maloney
Lawrence, MA Collections Lawyer with 32 years experience
(978) 686-5584 130 Parker St
Lawrence, MA 01843
Lawrence, MA 01843
Collections, Bankruptcy, Criminal and DUI
James Campbell Esq
Hingham, MA Collections Attorney
(781) 749-8880 175 Derby St
Hingham, MA 02043
Hingham, MA 02043
Collections, Business and Elder
Michael Matz
Brookline, MA Collections Attorney with 40 years experience
(617) 734-5540 35 Vernon St
Brookline, MA 02446
Brookline, MA 02446
Collections and Real Estate
Michael Magerer
Needham, MA Collections Attorney with 31 years experience
(781) 453-0800 109 Highland Ave
Needham, MA 02494
Needham, MA 02494
Collections, Personal Injury and Real Estate
Gail Graff
Salem, MA Collections Attorney with 22 years experience
(978) 744-6262 16 Front St
Salem, MA 01970
Salem, MA 01970
Collections, Divorce and Family


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War Years wrote:migya wrote:bada wrote:Obviously there is a lot of trade talk from us fans on this board wanting to trade for a legitmate "big". Most of them involve Biedrins, Maggette, Morrow, etc and various combinations of the like.
However I think we need to realize that any of those are very unlikely. It is unrealistic to think we can trade for one of these "bigs" without giving up Curry, Monta our our high draft pick or most likely a combination of 2 of those.
I think most of us feel the one we for sure will not deal is Curry. This leaves Monta and/or our pick as our best chance to secure a legitimate post player. Monta alone will not do it.
I think the TWolves could be willing to give either AJefferson or Love, likely more AJefferson for something like AB and Azu or the lottery pick. It definately can be done as that franchise does some stupid things and has already tried to trade AJeff.
Monta could then be traded for something else, like trying to go for a SF, if Azu were to go or for another SG, replacing Monta. Maybe Gay could play SG here. A player that is more allround and bigger than Monta would be a much better fit
If we were trading our pick to the T-Wolves , that would mean the T-Wolves, as the standings are now, would be drafting 2nd, 3-6 ( our pick ), 24th,32nd, 42nd, and 46th. ( 6 picks) I think they'll be more apt to sell picks. Though it is a high pick.
That team will probably take all the talent they can get after the numerous seasons they've had losing so much. It's worth offering and I think they'd take it, as this draft class is supposed to be a good one. We don't need anymore rookies, as the team is so young as it is


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When you're responsible for the comfort, safety and security of thousands of people in hundreds of buildings, no excuses are acceptable. You have to be accessible 24 hours a day, and you have to have the right information at your fingertips to solve customer problems. However, if you have multiple, unconnected legacy systems managing that information, customer service can be a challenge.
Johnson Controls, Milwaukee, manufactures, installs, supports and remotely monitors control systems that automate a building's heating, ventilation, air condition, lighting and fire safety equipment. Its Controls Group holds maintenance contracts for 600 million square feet of building space in government, education and corporate buildings across North America. With 5,000 field service technicians, the group operates from 23 offices throughout the United states and Canada. Two Customer Success Centers, located in Milwaukee and Toronto, together receive 80,000 calls a month.
Two years ago, the company's multiple call center functions used different systems, requiring information to be re-keyed at every stop along the customer contact chain. Field mechanics and technicians were dispatched using a variety of in-house tools, most of which were written in COBOL.
In its move toward integrating those disparate systems, Johnson Controls sought the help of Astea International, Horsham, Penn., and began phasing in Astea's ServiceAlliance software in 1998 at its Customer Success Centers. About 85 employees are currently on the system, using it for technical support, remote monitoring of building systems, parts sales and customer satisfaction.
In its building services operation, customer complaints are entered into the system and flagged as dissatisfaction alerts. The system allows the company to fix any potential problems before they have a chance to slip through the cracks. At its field support center, the system aids workers who provide technical support to the company's field operations and select customers. The software also supports field service and the call center staff, as well as parts sales, where it has simplified the ordering process for customers.
The company hasn't yet implemented the system for daily service call dispatch, but it does use it for after-hours dispatching at its 24-hour facility response center, which responds to alarms and monitors systems. When branch offices close at 5:00 p.m., calls are directed to the center from all across the country, and operators enter information, generate a service ticket and send it along to technicians who are notified via pager right from the system.
To further increase productivity, the company is using ServiceAlliance to integrate customer support and parts sales with its accounting, factory ordering and MRP software in hopes of speeding invoicing, improving cash flow and lowering inventory costs.
By centralizing customer information, Johnson Controls has eliminated redundant customer databases and made the information accessible to all 5,000 field service and 100 call center representatives.
According to James Bohn, director of integrated customer solutions, eliminating service and system redundancies has been one of the greatest benefits. "You get all the customers in one system and they get multiple services within that system," he says. "They can register a complaint, buy a part, get technical support, have a service technician dispatched- -all within the same system. It becomes a common language in the organization, as opposed to multiple disconnected systems where you might have been dispatching in one, recording a complaint in another or sending parts out of yet another system."
Customer calls coming into the Customer Success Centers are picked up within 11 seconds. If the call has to be transferred to another service rep, information on the customer can be quickly pulled up. "Customers want to tell their story only once," says Bohn. "We don't have to ask callers to repeat themselves when they're transferred." Because call center personnel are now able to quickly access customer data, problems that can be resolved over the phone are usually handled within 15 minutes.
Having a common system at its Customer Success Centers in the United states and Canada also means the company now has a viable disaster recovery program. "We're constantly replicating information back and forth, so we have full disaster recovery in the event that anything went wrong in either center," says Bohn. "Lots of companies talk about it, we have it."


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Kinston�s boys basketball team felt a 10-point halftime lead against the defending state 4A champion wasn�t good enough.
The Vikings made sure to play to their standards in the second half.
Kinston�s boys basketball team felt a 10-point halftime lead against the defending state 4A champion wasn�t good enough.
The Vikings made sure to play to their standards in the second half.
Brandon Ingram scored 14 points and Denzel Keyes added 13 points and nine rebounds as Kinston knocked off Wilmington New Hanover 54-39 in a battle of a pair of defending state title winners at Viking Gym on Wednesday night.
Josh Dawson added 10 points and six assists and Kinston (15-2) hit its first six shots of the second half while holding the Wildcats (8-7) without a field goal in the third quarter.
�We were up big, but I felt like when you walked in our locker room you�d thought we were down by 15,� Kinston coach Perry Tyndall said.
�I think part of that is that the guys know that there�s some things defensively that could have been better.�
Last season�s 2A title-winner Kinston turned a 30-20 lead at the break into a 48-22 lead after three quarters thanks to a defense that forced New Hanover, led by Nykheinma Walker�s nine points and six rebounds, to go 0 for 10 in the third quarter.
The Wildcats� shooting woes actually began in the first half, when they hit just 3 of 9 in the second period.
�We didn�t play defense, we didn�t make shots, we didn�t communicate, we didn�t rebound, we didn�t get loose balls, we got outplayed,� New Hanover coach Kirk Angel said.
�I don�t have a team this year that can survive an 18-2 run and expect to win a game against arguably the best 2A � nah, I wouldn�t even say 2A, they�re one of the best high school basketball teams in the state.�
The teams held their first and only tie at 2-2 before Kinston scored the next seven points to take a lead it never gave up against a team that went 30-1 a season ago and knocked off West Charlotte for the 4A state title.
At SouthWest Edgecombe on Tuesday Tyndall felt his team played lethargic for the entire 32 minutes. The first half against the Wildcats looked much of the same.
Kinston turned it over nine times in the first half but held its own on the defensive end, holding New Hanover to 34 percent (16 for 47) from the field.
�Energy-wise, I thought we were stagnant and I think that carried over from (Tuesday) night a little bit,� Tyndall said. �To come out after halftime, and to pick the energy up and to separate a little bit, I was pleased with that.�
Ryan Herman can be reached at 252-559-1073 or email@example.com. Follow him on Twitter: @KFPSports.
New Hanover 13 7 2 17�39
Kinston 19 11 18 6�54
WILDCATS (8-7) � Walker 9, Bell 6, Chaucer 6, Brown 5, Clarida 4, Doughty 4, Johnson 4, Holley 1, Hitchman, Simpson, Williams, Levy.
VIKINGS (15-2) � Brandon Ingram 14, Denzel Keyes 13, Josh Dawson 10, Dunn 6, Taylor 3, Canady 2, Lopez 2, Jackson 2, Joyner, Hart, Jones, Rouse, Williams, White.


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Neil Sarkhel
Associate Director | Investment Management
Having joined Newcore in September 2015, Neil is an Associate Director within the investment management team. Neil underwrites potential acquisitions and disposals, whilst leading on a number of business development assignments.
Neil previously worked in a variety of transactional and analytical roles for Brockton Capital and Goldman Sachs. He graduated Cass Business School with a first class honours degree in Real Estate, Finance and Investment in 2010. Neil also holds a MPhil in Real Estate Finance from the University of Cambridge.