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By Elizabeth Casey | Photos by Ross Dettman
When youth hockey players first hit the ice, most of them love to score goals. A handful will be intrigued with the unique equipment and challenge that goes along with goaltending, but it takes a special type of kid to see the allure in being a defenseman.
Jaime Sifers was one of those kids, although he really isn't sure exactly why.
"I was seven or eight and was with my first travel team. We were having a team meeting and our coach asked if anybody wanted to play defense and I just raised my hand. I have no idea why," he laughed. "I just thought it'd be cool and I literally have been playing defense ever since."
Now in his fifth professional campaign, Sifers could give a convincing speech to any other seven-year-olds considering manning the blueline.
"There is a saying that defense wins championships and I think that's true. Not only for defensemen, but for forwards who can play a defensive style as well," he said. "The role of a defenseman is kind of to be the backbone of the team. You need a good defense to create an offense. It's extremely important to have a good group of guys who know how to control a game and allow our forwards the opportunity to score goals."
In Sifers' case, the role of being the team's backbone is something that extends beyond the ice, and has throughout his career. The 28-year-old native of Stratford, Conn., has been recognized as a natural leader everywhere he has played, beginning when his team at the University of Vermont took the unusual step of naming him captain as just a sophomore.
"At first, it was really tough," he said of being named to a leadership role as a younger player. "My teammates didn't make it tough for me, I made it tough for myself with my own expectations, trying to set the bar high and maybe trying to do too much. But all the guys were so good to me. Even though I was younger and wearing a letter, they made me feel really comfortable and I learned a lot from them. They helped me along the way when I first started out. I grew into the role and it was something I really took a lot of pride in."
"Being a leader and captain of a team, you really just have to be there as a supporting part when the guys need you. You need to be aware of what's going on with your team and you have to care a lot about it. It's a ton of commitment, but it was something I really loved being a part of. It definitely prepared me for a lot of different situations on and off the ice."
The experience of being a three-time captain in college helped groom the undrafted Sifers for the professional ranks, but the American Hockey League is a big transition from the college game for even the most mature player.
After being signed by the Toronto Marlies as a free agent at the conclusion of his senior season at Vermont in 2006, Sifers was partnered with veteran defenseman Mark Moro. The 10-year pro became something of a role model for the rookie as he learned to navigate the pro game.
"(Moro) was my defense partner and our captain my rookie year. He was in his 30's at the time and towards the end of his career and he was just such a tough, tough defenseman," Sifers remembered. "I really respected how he approached the game on a daily basis. He showed up to practice every day and worked hard and he put it all on the line every game. That's definitely what I try to do every night and every day at practice. He's someone I still think about to this day. He was a huge role model for me."
Five seasons down the road, Sifers has evolved into a player with a reputation that sounds a lot like his description of Moro. When he arrived at the Chicago Wolves training camp this fall, he was quickly named an alternate captain, in
spite of being a new face on an experienced roster.
"We'd heard about him and the leadership he has and we saw his work ethic in training camp," said Wolves Head Coach Don Lever. "We could tell from our first meetings with him that we wanted him to be one of the leaders in
our dressing room.
"You never have to worry about him not being ready to play the game," Lever added. "He has a very competitive nature and that's what you love about him. He wears everything on his sleeve and he'll give you all he can. He's just a super competitor."
Little things Sifers does off the ice also haven't gone unnoticed by the coaching staff.
"You always hear him arranging dinners somewhere on the road or inviting guys over for dinner at his house to keep guys together at home," Lever said. "That's just his make up, and it's definitely one of the reasons he has an "A."
It's also one of the reasons Sifers was selected by the coaching staff and fan voting on chicagowolves.com as the recipient of the 2011 Tim Breslin Unsung Hero Award. The award recognizes the Wolves player who best typifies Breslin's on-ice spirit and team-first attitude each season.
When asked about his approach to leadership, it is evident why Sifers was an obvious choice for the award.
"I like to speak up when the time is right," he said. "You have to learn your team and what guys are like and what motivates them. At the same time, I really prefer leading by example on the ice: being there for my teammates if they need me and just being a reliable player – someone they want on the ice with them in any situation. I'd also like to think that I connect well with the younger guys and can offer them advice or a helping hand whenever they need me, and that is something I really, really enjoy."
The defenseman has also enjoyed the company of the veteran leadership already in place on the Wolves, in particular working with captain Jason Krog.
"It wasn't hard coming into this situation and being named a captain because there are so many great guys on this team that get along. I think it relieves a ton of pressure when you have a team like this," Sifers said. "It all starts with Jason Krog. He's just a great leader. Every single guy on the team looks up to him, including me."
While he admits that the start of the season was bumpy for the Wolves, Sifers thinks the way the team has responded in the final months of the season says more about the quality of the team than the early-season stumbles.
"I think what we're doing right now is really working well. As things have progressed, you see in the past few months everybody has just committed to the system," he said. "Personally, as far as my quality of play, I felt like in the beginning of the year I had some ups and downs. I had an injury, and that was really tough for me because I felt like I just started getting into my groove and started playing well, and it was around that time that we were losing a lot and I just really wanted to be with the guys and try to help out, but since then, I've actually felt like I've been playing my best hockey this year.
"This has just been a great experience for me," he continued. "I love the commitment that everybody in this organization has – from the management to the front office, everyone. I've never really been a part of a team that cares so much about winning and about everyone on the team. It makes it so much more fun to come to the rink every day when you have that kind of group effort."
And group effort is just what Sifers has been seeing from his teammates of late, as the club battles for playoff position in the log-jammed West Division.
"The past few months have been unbelievable – you can look around the room and see that every single guy has laid their heart on the line for each other," he said. "We're trusting each other. Everybody's doing their job and showing up to play every night. I wish we'd peaked a little earlier, it would make things easier on us here down the stretch, but I think we're just going to keep building momentum. There's a lot of fire in that locker room and the guys are hungry to get to the playoffs.
"This has definitely been one of the best teams I've ever played for and it would be a huge disappointment if we didn't go into the postseason, because I think we can do some really amazing things."


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The New Mexico State men's basketball team returns home to host Southeastern Louisiana, Thursday, Nov. 15 at 8 p.m. in the home opener. This is a double header with the volleyball team as the Aggies face Idaho at 5:30 p.m. The Aggies are celebrating the 2012 NCAA Tournament and unveiling the NCAA Tournament banner before the game.
The Aggie home opener begins a span of three games in four days for NM State. The Aggies travel east to meet Bucknell, Saturday, Nov. 17 at 3:30 p.m. and Niagara, Sunday, Nov. 18, at 2 p.m. in the 2K Sports Classic benefiting Wounded Warrior Project in Niagara Falls, N.Y. The games are available on the Aggie Sports Network and KGRT 104 FM in Las Cruces with the 'Voice of the Aggies' Jack Nixon, and the pregame show starts 30 minutes prior to tip.
New Mexico State Aggies
The Aggies are 0-1 this season after falling at Oregon State, 71-62, Nov. 11. Senior forward Tyrone Watson and sophomore guard Daniel Mullings led the way with 14 points each. Senior forward Bandja Sy was also in double figures with 12 points.
Scouting Southeastern Louisiana
The Lions are 0-2 following a pair of road losses at Wisconsin, 87-47, Nov. 11, and at Marquette, 64-53, Nov. 13. Junior guard Dre Evans has a team-high 10.5 points per game, and junior guard Jeffery Ricard adds 7.0 points per game.
Series Notes
The Aggies have a 1-0 series lead over the Lions. NM State won the first-ever meeting, 82-79, Dec. 13, 1997 in Las Cruces.
Scouting Bucknell
The Bison are 2-0 this season after a 70-65 win at Purdue, Nov. 9, and over George Mason, 61-56, Nov. 13. Bucknell plays at Niagara, Nov. 16. Senior forward/center Mike Muscala and senior guard Bryson Johnson are leading the team with 15.0 points per game each. Junior guard Cameron Ayers is also in double figures with 13.5 points per game.
Series Notes
This is the first meeting in school history between NM State and Bucknell.
Scouting Niagara
The Purple Eagles are 1-1 overall before their Nov. 16 game with Bucknell. Niagara opened the season with a 102-83 loss at Oregon State, Nov. 9, and then rebounded for an 86-69 win over St. Francis (Pa.), Nov. 13. The Purple Eagles are averaging 84.5 points per game and have four players in double digits. Redshirt sophomore guard Antoine Mason has a team-high 17.5 points per game. Sophomore guard Juan'ya Green (15.5), freshman forward T.J. Cline (13.0) and sophomore guard Ameen Tanksley (12.0) are also supplying double-figure averages.
Sunday's matchup is the first for NM State and Niagara.
Aggies Stumble in Season Opener at Oregon State
NM State opened the 2012-13 season with a 71-62 loss at Oregon State in the 2K Sports Classic benefiting Wounded Warrior Project in Corvallis, Ore., Nov. 11. The Aggies had three players in double figures with senior forward Tyrone Watson and sophomore guard Daniel Mullings scoring 14 points each. Senior forward Bandja Sy nearly had a double-double with 12 points and a game-high nine rebounds, and junior center Tshilidzi Nephawe added nine points and seven rebounds.
Home Openers
In the Marvin Menzies era, the Aggies are 4-1 in home openers at the Pan American Center. NM State defeated UTEP, 89-73, Nov. 19, 2011, Western New Mexico, 95-62, Nov. 15, 2010, UC Riverside, 79-52, Nov. 15, 2008 and UC Davis, 75-65, Nov. 14, 2007. The lone loss in a home opener came to in-state rival New Mexico, 97-87, Nov. 17, 2009.
Aggie Aggressiveness Leads to the Line
The Crimson and White opened the year with 32 attempts at the free-throw line at Oregon State. The Aggies had 11 more attempts than the Beavers. Last year, the Aggies were one of the best in the country at getting to the line and attempted 29 free throws per game in 2011-12.
Aggies Crash the Glass
NM State continued last season's trend of out-rebounding teams in the season opener at Oregon State. The Aggies had a +13 rebounding margin, 46-33, over their Pac-12 opponent. Senior forward Bandja Sy grabbed a game-high nine rebounds, while senior forward Tyrone Watson added eight and junior center Tshilidzi Nephawe and sophomore guard Daniel Mullings had seven each.
Watson's Senior Campaign off to a Strong Start
In his final season in the Crimson and White, senior forward Tyrone Watson helped to lead the Aggie offense with 14 points at Oregon State. He added eight rebounds and a team-high three assists. Watson posted a career-high 11 field goal attempts in the season opener.
Mullings Produces on Both Sides of the Court
Sophomore guard Daniel Mullings picked up right where he left off in 2011-12. At Oregon State, the Toronto, Ontario native, scored 14 points on a 6-of-7 free-throw performance and recorded four steals.
Sy Looks to End Career with a Stellar Season
Senior forward Bandja Sy began his final season in Las Cruces with a 12-point and nine-rebound showing in the season opener at Oregon State. He made the Aggies' lone 3-pointer and grabbed a game-high nine rebounds, which is double his average from a year ago (4.4).
Nephawe Anchors the Paint
Junior center Tshilidzi Nephawe is back for his third season with the Aggies. In the season opener, he had nine points and seven rebounds at Oregon State.
The Newest Aggies Make Their Debuts
In the season opener, the Aggies had three newcomers make their first appearances in the Crimson and White. Sophomore guard K.C. Ross-Miller started his first game and contributed two assists, freshman center Sim Bhullar blocked two shots and junior guard Kevin Aronis played seven minutes in his first game.
Aggies Cruise in Exhibition Win 98-49
NM State rolled to a 98-49 win over Western New Mexico in its lone exhibition game of the season, Nov. 5, in Las Cruces. The Aggies had five players in double figures with senior forward Tyrone Watson and sophomore guard Daniel Mullings providing 13 points each. Senior forward Bandja Sy added 12 points, junior center Tshilidzi Nephawe chipped in 11 and redshirt freshman guard Eric Weary had 10. NM State utilized its size advantage for a 20-rebound edge on the boards, 46-26, and Sy grabbed a game-high seven rebounds. The Aggies shot the ball well and recorded a 57.1 field goal percentage and 45.5 3-point percentage.
A Look Back at the Past Season
In 2011-12, the Aggies posted a 26-10 overall record. They were only one win away from tying the school record for wins in a season. The 26 wins were the most since the 1992-93 season, and it was the 25th 20-win season in program history. The Aggies started the season 4-0, for only the third time since 1992-93. The Crimson and White won 2012 WAC Tournament, which was the third in school history and second title in three years, and earned the 19th NCAA Tournament berth in school history.
Nationally, the Aggies ranked No. 3 in rebounding margin (+8.5), No. 11 in scoring offense (78.1), No. 25 in field goal percentage (47.4) and No. 27 in scoring margin (+9.8) in the NCAA in 2011-12. Individually, Daniel Mullings was one of only 13 players with a triple-double in the season.
The Aggies' high-powered offense scored the most points in a game (115) since the 1996-97 season in a 115-73 rout of Hawai'i, Feb. 23, 2012. In the game, Daniel Mullings recorded the third triple-double in school history and first since 1990 with 28 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists, which were all career-high marks.
Newcomers in Las Cruces
The Aggies have five newcomers on the squad this season with junior guard Kevin Aronis, freshman center Sim Bhullar, freshman forward Matej Buovac, freshman forward Aaron Kubinski and sophomore guard K.C. Ross-Miller. NM State also has three redshirts returning with junior forward/center B.J. West, freshman guard Eric Weary and freshman guard Emery Coleman.
Previewing the WAC
NM State was voted to win the WAC title in the WAC Coaches' Preseason poll and second in the media poll. Senior forward Tyrone Watson and sophomore guard Daniel Mullings earned Preseason All-WAC honors. Mullings was a first team pick and Watson was a second team selection in the coach's ballots.
The Slate for 2012-13
The Aggies have 16 regular season home games scheduled for the 2012-13 season in the Pan American Center. NM State is set to play in three nationally televised games on ESPNU at Oregon State (Nov. 11), against Denver (Jan. 23) and at Utah State (Feb. 16).
Home Sweet Home
NM State had a solid home court advantage in 2011-12 at the Pan American Center and finished with a 14-3 record. In WAC play, the Aggies posted a 6-1 home record.
Menzies is the Fifth Winningest Coach at NM State
Head coach Marvin Menzies has recorded 102 career wins in five seasons at NM State. He ranks fifth in school history, and directed the Aggies to their third 20-win season in his tenure in 2011-12.
All-Time Winningest Coaches (by victories)
Looking ahead
The Aggies return home for a pair of games inside the Pan American Center during Thanksgiving week. NM State hosts Northern New Mexico, Wednesday, Nov. 21 at 7 p.m. in the final game of the 2K Sports Classic. The Aggies host Louisiana, Friday, Nov. 23 at 7:30 p.m. in a game in memory of former Aggie Kelsey Crooks.

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Zenit St Petersburg striker Hulk believes Brazil are in for a tough test against Russia in their international friendly on Monday.The forward joined the Russian Premier League side from Porto last off-season and, as a result, is well aware of which of Fabio Capello's men will pose a danger in the friendly at Stamford Bridge.
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|Watford slip to friendly defeat at Cardiff
|Lukaku injury sours Everton win at Dundee
|UEFA Champions League Review: Fenerbahce draw blank as Monaco impress
|West Brom earn friendly win over Walsall
|Vardy at the double as Leicester beat Burton
|Atletico impress in win over Oviedo
|Herrera sacked by Mexico after ´punch´
|Gerrard, Keane and Bradley pull out of MLS All-Star squad
|Marseille reach Diaby agreement
|Sammer thrilled with Vidal´s winning mentality
|Platini expected to launch FIFA presidency bid
|Romanov sacked me over Barca snub - Korobochka
|Villa complete Crespo capture
|Wolfsberger v Borussia Dortmund: Bender praises ´fun but exhausting´ training
|Okaka swaps Sampdoria for Anderlecht
|Southampton v Vitesse: Fonte excited for ´dream´ sojourn into Europe
|Bournemouth agree King compensation
|West Ham v Astra: Kouyate confident West Ham can progress
|Vidal completes Bayern switch, signs four-year deal
|Fabregas calls for Champions League improvement
|BREAKING NEWS: Filipe Luis completes Atletico return
|Bayern to present Vidal
|Wenger unfazed by Mourinho´s spending jibe
|Pellegrini: Sterling will justify price tag
|Cavani hit with two-match Uruguay ban
|Bonucci to remain at Juve until 2020
|No bids for Berahino - West Brom
|Putin: Blatter deserves a Nobel prize
|Howe: Swansea a benchmark for Bournemouth
|New Parma to play in Serie D
|Mata vows to hit the goal trail at United
|Drogba ´perfect fit´ for Montreal
|Berahino ´not yet´ ready for Tottenham - Irvine
|Romero lauds caring Van Gaal
|Jese flying at Real under Rafa
|Sampdoria unwilling to pay €10m for Balotelli
|Mourinho talks up Arsenal title chances
|Hull sign Ryan Taylor, Sam Clucas
|Kane, Pochettino hail MLS All-Star test
|Di Santo sorry for swift Werder departure
|Mourinho tells Ronaldo: Team honours come first
|Khedira returns to Juve training
|Celtic v Qarabag: Champions League return of utmost importance, says Collins
|Pellegrini: Jovetic had to go
|Manquillo completes Marseille move
|Schalke reject Juve´s Draxler bid
|Blanc: Di Maria deal ´close´
|Di Santo debut ends in stalemate
|Fire sign Drogba, trade him to Montreal Impact
|FIFA and UEFA welcome ruling on third-party ownership
|Juve kick off title defence against Udinese
|Stoke sign free agent Afellay
|Benitez confident Ramos will stay
|Fenerbahce issue warning to fans
|UEFA Champions League Preview: De Boer confident Ajax are ready for Vienna test
|Bility: I am the favourite for FIFA presidency
|Pienaar to miss start of season
|Vietnam 1 Manchester City 8: Sterling shines as tourists run riot
|All-Star Keane relishing Spurs clash
|Shaun Wright-Phillips joins brother Bradley at Red Bulls
|Inter 0 Real Madrid 3: Rodriguez stunner caps comfortable win
|Villa sign Ayew
|Watford complete Berghuis transfer
|Robben returns to Bayern training
|Pulis anxious to make West Brom additions
|David Luiz eager to welcome ´fantastic´ Di Maria
|Fernando injury free ahead of new campaign
|Hummels blames weight issues for poor season
|Defoe hoping for early Sunderland goals
|Depay hints at identity of ´surprise´ United striker
|Tigres UANL v River Plate: Hosts look to bounce back and make history
|Crespo set for Villa move
|Terry: I would never join a Premier League rival
|Van Gaal coy on United future
|Romero to cover potential De Gea exit - Van Gaal
|Uruguay win men´s football gold at Pan Am Games
|Pirlo thanks New York City fans for ´beautiful´ welcome
|Mexico capitalised on ´the mistakes we made´ - Schafer
|Herrera delighted with Mexico display
|MLS Review: Whitecaps build happy home, Pirlo debuts
|Guardado wins Golden Ball at Gold Cup
|NZF confirms Olympics disqualification appeal
|Jamaica 1 Mexico 3: CONCACAF giants complete form turnaround
|New York Red Bulls 2 Benfica 1: Another scalp for MLS side
|Romero signs with United
|Moghreb Tetouan 1 Al Hilal Omdurman 1: Visitors go top
|Van Gaal rules out Ronaldo bid
|Pique open to Barca captaincy
|Pirlo makes MLS bow in thrilling NYC victory
|Coutinho and Can return for Liverpool U21s
|Walcott deal ´closer´, says Wenger
|Arsenal 1 Wolfsburg 0: Walcott the match-winner in Emirates Cup finale
|Di Santo links up with Schalke squad
|Lukaku treble sinks Hearts
|Benitez again refutes Ronaldo rift rumours
|Pepe sure Ramos will stay at Real
|City target De Bruyne named Germany´s Player of the Year
|Montero spoils McCarthy´s Palace debut
|Lyon 0 Villarreal 2: Soriano, Baptistao seal comfortable win in Emirates Cup
|Wijnaldum on target as Newcastle are held
|Mourinho: Rivals trying to buy the title
|Jovetic set for Inter medical
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|Salah not staying at Chelsea - Mourinho
|Mbemba closes in on Newcastle switch
|Ibrahimovic: Di Maria will take PSG to another level
|Delph: Don´t compare me to Pogba
|Dundee United sign Sneijder
|Morata relishing new-look Juve strikeforce
|Strachan "not scared" of England after World Cup qualifying draw
|Brazil claim football, basketball, handball gold in Toronto
|Lampard´s debut delayed again, Pirlo ready to play
|Mourinho open to Premier League matches in US
|MLS Review: Texas unites to hurt Galaxy
|Luis Enrique: United can emulate Barca revival
|Van Gaal singles out Januzaj, hails United´s forwards
|Blanc still hopeful PSG will sign Di Maria
|Irish international Cunningham seeks Bristol City exit
|Italy embracing Spain challenge in World Cup qualifying
|Dos Santos brothers in doubt for Gold Cup final
|PSG 1 Chelsea 1 (aet, 5-6 on penalties): Courtois clinches victory for Mourinho´s men
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Lee County 7, Eastern Randolph 5
The Yellow Jackets snapped a 5-5 tie with two runs in the top of the sixth and held on from there to beat Eastern Randolph (6-6) on the first night of the Asheboro Copperhead Classic at McCrary Park Monday night.
Lee County (4-7, 3-5) faced Asheboro last night and will play Providence Grove today at 5:30 p.m. at McCrary Park.
Clayton 15, Harnett Central 8
Clayton (7-5, 4-1) beat the Trojans (8-3, 4-1) in a non-league game in the Johnston County Easter Invitational on Monday. After a 6-6 score through two frames, the Comets got five runs in the third and four more in the fourth.
Tyler Hart hit a home run for the Trojans and Cole Hart had two RBI.
Northwood 12, Cary Academy 2
The Lady Chargers (7-0, 5-0) remained perfect with a victory at Cary Academy on Monday. Northwood's allowed seven runs total this season.
Northwood played Union Pines last night and will play a Carolina 12 game at Franklin Academy Thursday at 5 p.m.
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Northwood 2, Union Pines 2
The Lady Chargers (2-5-1, 1-3-0) drew against visiting Union Pines (6-1-1, 4-0-0) in a non-conference match Monday night. Northwood will play at Franklin Academy on Friday at 5 p.m. Union Pines faced O'Neal last night and will host Westover Monday at 6 p.m.


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I have searched high and low for a simple PC game launcher, but to no avail.
The retro gaming scene is filled with specialized launchers. Arcade gaming has MAMEUI. Console and handheld emulation has QuickPlay. And an excellent frontend to DOSBox for running old DOS games is DOSBox Game Launcher. But where is the frontend for PC games?
All these apps have the same general layout. On the left is a folder tree which saves searches and helps to organize games by various criteria. The main part of the screen is a list/details view that shows the games that have been loaded into the frontend. On the right is a spot for game screenshots. All these apps are built around a database, and many are able to scrape data from websites like Moby Games.
There are frontends that support PC games. One that comes to mind is D-Fend Reloaded. But this, like many others, is first and foremost a DOSBox frontend, so it's not exactly ideal for PC gaming.
Here's what an app like this would need:
1. A database, xml or ini or whatever, filled with game profiles. Entries include game name, target executable and any associated command line switches, screenshot directory, icon (if different from executable), year, genre, developer, publisher, playcount, etc.
2. A basic GUI, with folders on the left, a list in the middle with icons and columns of info, and space for game screenshots/scans on the right.
3. A simple game import dialog, with a browse button for the EXE, and space to fill in data.
4. Ideally, it would interface with Moby Games and grab data/screenshots automatically!
I have no idea how difficult it would be to make an app like this. If it's an unreasonable request, then let me know. If not, I would love to dig in and beta test whatever comes out!


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When the Chicago Wolves are in the heat of battle at the Allstate Arena, it's easy to overlook the fundamental item that makes the game possible: the ice.
Creating the playing surface for the team is a complicated, four-day process, led by the Allstate Arena's team of Billy Kirkwood (pictured), Terry Parks, Jim Napoli, Kenny Sansone, Jr., Greg Elliot and Carlos Olavarria.
This season, Breakaway went behind the scenes to watch as the floor went from concrete, to a glistening frozen sheet ready to host a pack of Wolves along their quest for the Calder Cup.
First, the floor must be cleaned thoroughly, then chilled to a temperature of 15 degrees. This process takes two days using the building's chilling system beneath the floor.
Next, Kirkwood and his team lay nuts down to mark the face-off dots and goal creases, and fill in any holes in the concrete to create a smooth surface. A crew of 12-15 then uses a hose to set the first thin layer of ice to create a clear coat on the concrete and freeze the bolts in place.
A coat of white paint is then applied on top of the first layer of ice, followed by another clear coat with the hoses, and a second coat of white paint on top of that. A third clear layer is sprayed on top to seal the white color in.
Yarn is then used to mark the placement of the lines and face-off circles on the ice, and the painting begins.
{gallery}breakaway/0910/icetimelapse:::1:0:{/gallery}Stencils of the main Wolves logo at center ice, along with the sponsor logos from Jewel-Osco, Chase, Jim Beam, Pepsi, Bud Light and Allstate Insurance are placed on the ice. Using a paint-by-numbers-like key, the crew paints the stencils by hand, carefully keeping the paint buckets inside insulated cardboard boxes so the temperature does not melt the thin layer of ice below.
Sprayers are used to add another clear coat of water, which will freeze on top of the paint, sealing it in. This process is repeated with hoses for several more coats in order to build up the ice and ensure the paint is sealed.
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ICBA Files Letter on Privacy Amendments
Washington, D.C. (March 30, 2004) - The Independent Community Bankers of America filed a letter with eight Washington agencies on possible amendments to federal privacy rules stemming from the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act that would mandate the use of a short form for banks' privacy notices.
"ICBA, the nation's leading voice for community banks, has long advocated the creation of a short-form privacy notice," wrote Robert Rowe, regulatory counsel for ICBA. "However, since a short-form notice will require the redesign of forms, retraining of staff, and possibly reprogramming of software, use of a short form should be optional and not mandatory. This is especially important for community banks that already use a 'long' form that is actually relatively short because they do not share information outside one of the permitted exceptions and are not required to offer an opt-out," Rowe added.
The ICBA recommended that any optional short form notice should contain all required elements so it can be used instead of the existing long form. Otherwise it could be burdensome for banks and confusing for customers to have both a short form and a long form privacy notice. The ICBA also strongly encouraged the agencies to work to eliminate the annual notice requirement, especially for banks not required to offer an opt-out.
Community bankers reported to ICBA that the majority of their customers are not especially concerned about the disclosures in the privacy notice. "Most community banks have established trust and confidence with their customers," said Camden Fine, president and CEO of ICBA. "The privacy notice merely reaffirms a pre-existing trust and confidence."
For the full text of ICBA's comment letter, see www.icba.org/news/index.cfm?ItemNumber=879&sn.ItemNumber=1734.


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I actually got my start 10 years ago when we built our house and I painted our walls and ceiling a red color.
Up the ladder I went.
Fast forward 5 years later and the walls and ceiling were painted gold.
Up the ladder.
Two years ago I changed everything to green and painted the ceiling off white.
Up the ladder.
Then, I woke up a few weeks ago and decided I wanted the walls to be lighter.
So up the ladder I went.
Needless to say I am happy with my choice of paint color and as soon as I finish up, I will share some pictures.
So tell me, are you a skilled ladder climber like me or just crazy when it comes to painting?
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Pushmataha County, along with much of eastern Oklahoma, has a chance of getting some pretty nasty weather over the weekend and into the first part of next week.
Counties included: ADAIR OK-BENTON AR-CARROLL AR-CHEROKEE OK-CHOCTAW OK-CRAIG OK- CRAWFORD AR-CREEK OK-DELAWARE OK-FRANKLIN AR-HASKELL OK-LATIMER OK- LE FLORE OK-MADISON AR-MAYES OK-MCINTOSH OK-MUSKOGEE OK-NOWATA OK- OKFUSKEE OK-OKMULGEE OK-OSAGE OK-OTTAWA OK-PAWNEE OK-PITTSBURG OK- PUSHMATAHA OK-ROGERS OK-SEBASTIAN AR-SEQUOYAH OK-TULSA OK-WAGONER OK- WASHINGTON OK-WASHINGTON AR.
This year the Gospel Singing will be the featured entertainment for the Fish Fry. It will begin at 5:00 p.m. and last until the last group has sang.
Those scheduled to preform are:
Grandpa's Neighbors
6:4 HIM (The Danny Baker Family)
Buster Swoops
52nd Annual Pushmataha County Homecoming
June 13th, 14th & 15th
Thursday, June 13th
Carnival at Fairgrounds opens
Friday, June 14th
9 a.m. - 3 p.m.: Registration at the Antlers Depot
9 a.m. - 4 p.m.: Quilt Show on North High Street in the Formerly Uhles Halley Drug Store
6 p.m.: Pickin' On The Porch at the Wildlife Heritage Center Museum
Rattan: Bean Supper at the High School at 5 p.m.
Antlers: Reception at High School Auditorium 6 p.m. - 9 p.m.
Moyers: Reception at the High School Library honoring the Class of 1963 (50 years)
A Hugo resident has recently been charged with begin a fugitive from justice, a felony charge.
Mikki Jo Thompson, a 39 year old female, was charged with Theft by check ($1500<$20K) in Grayson County, Texas. Prior to presentment, Thompson fled the state, becoming a fugitive from justice of the State of Texas. According to authorities, Thompson fled from the state and had been residing in Hugo.
The Rattan Rams took home their second consecutive spring state title despite a month layover. Last Tuesday, Wright City was reinstated and the tournament resumed the following Thursday.
Their state tournament journey began more than a month ago with a 15-5 quarterfinal run rule of Thomas-Fay-Custer. Hours after the contest the tournament was suspended.
The Rams didn't waste any time in extras putting two runs across in the top of the eighth and finishing off the Tigers in the bottom half of the inning with the 5-3 final.
Pushmataha County Deputy Shawn Culver was called to the Pushmataha County Hospital on behalf of a victim who had been assaulted shortly after he testified in court.
On Saturday morning, June 1, couples arrived at the Potapo boat ramp on McGee Creek Lake to participate in the Annual Husband-wife Bass Tournament. However, after discussing current weather conditions and a forecast calling for heavy rain and possibly severe thunderstorms during the first half of the day, members voted to postpone the tournament and fish fry that was scheduled after the tournament until Saturday, June 22. Fishing times will remain the same from 7:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. with a shore side fish fry to follow immediately after the weigh-in.


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great course for tune up and to work on the game.
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To watch or listen to the action live online, log on to www.chicagowolves.com
--- DARREN HAYDAR: Named the fifth captain in Wolves history before Saturday's season-opener ... Dished out an assist on Saturday, the 64th time in 74 career regular-season games as a member of the Wolves that he has recorded at least one point ... Named the 2006-07 AHL MVP after leading the league with a career-high 81 assists and a career-best 122 points, while sharing third with a career-most 41 goals in 73 outings with the Wolves
--- JESSE SCHULTZ: Registered a goal 70 seconds into his Wolves debut on Saturday before finishing the contest with three points (G, 2A) ... Posted 18 markers and 39 points in 67 games with the Manitoba Moose last season ... Made his NHL debut in 2006-07 and was held scoreless in two outings with the Vancouver Canucks ... Notched 64 goals, 131 points and 133 penalty minutes in 219 career AHL matchups in four seasons with the Moose (2003 -2007)
--- ONDREJ PAVELEC: Registered 21 saves to earn the win in his professional debut on Saturday, which includes holding Houston scoreless through the opening 33:55 ... Captured back-to-back Jacques Plante Trophies for posting the QMJHL's lowest goals-against average with Cape Breton in 2005-06 and 2006-07 ... Notched a 55-29-0 record and a 2.52 goals-against average in 103 career QMJHL outings and was named to the league's First All-Star Team in each of his two seasons
--- STEVE MARTINS: Notched the game-winning goal and two assists in Saturday's season opener ... Awarded assistant captain status for the season prior to the opener ... Racked up 26 assists and 39 points in 48 regular-season games with Chicago last year
--- JASON KROG: Recorded a goal on Saturday, the 42nd time in 45 career regular-season games with the Wolves that he has collected at least one point ... Ranked fifth in the AHL with a career-high 54 assists and shared seventh in the league with a career-best 80 points in just 44 contests with the Wolves in 2006-07 ... Averaged 1.82 points per game with Chicago last year ... Accrued three goals and three assists in 23 NHL outings with the Atlanta Thrashers and New York Rangers last year
--- ALEXANDRE GIROUX: Tallied an assist in his Wolves debut on Saturday ... Ranked second in the AHL behind Wolves rookie Brett Sterling with a career-high 42 goals and paced the Hershey Bears with a career-best 70 points in 67 games last season ... Potted two goals and two assists in nine NHL outings with the Washington Capitals ... Collected 165 goals and 305 points in 431 career AHL games
--- BRIAN FAHEY: Netted a goal and an assist on Saturday matching a Wolves career-high two points ... Accrued AHL career-highs with 11 markers and 29 points in 75 games with Chicago last year
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The Wolves open their 40-game home slate when they battle the Milwaukee Admirals at the Allstate Arena on Sat., Oct. 13, at 7 p.m. Chicago has notched a 7-5-0-1-0 (.577) record in 13 all-time home openers, which includes losses in each of the last three and a 5-1 defeat by the Admirals last year.
--- Two of Chicago's four goals in the season-opener last Saturday came on the power play; last season, the Wolves notched a franchise record and AHL-high 112 man-advantage markers, accounting for 33.9 percent of their 331 overall goals.
--- The Wolves jumped out to a 3-0 first-period lead in Saturday's opener, a frame in which the squad outscored rivals, 104-66, during the 2006-07 regular-season.
--- Saturday's 4-2 win over Houston improved Chicago's all-time record in season openers to 8-3-1-2.
--- Including this Saturday's home opener, Chicago will play at the Allstate Arena just four times in its first 13 games this season; the Wolves recorded a 19-17-1-3 mark on home ice last year, the franchise's 13th consecutive winning season at the Allstate Arena.
--- Chicago potted four goals in Saturday's victory, a feat the 2006-07 squad accomplished in 46 of its 80 tilts (39-5-2-0); last year's team posted a 27-3-1-0 recordwhen holding its opponents to two or fewer goals, which the Wolves did against Houston in the opener.
Wolves fans will have the opportunity to adopt a dog at Saturday's home opener through Chicago's Department of Animal Care and Control's (ACC) Adopt-a-Dog program, sponsored by Pedigree. Fans will have a chance to bring home a furry friend both at thetailgate party - which runs from 2 to 6 p.m., in the Southwest Parking Lot - or during the game in the East Lobby of the Allstate Arena.
Oct. 6
Chicago 4, (at) Houston 2
--- The Wolves opened their 14th season with three quick first-period goals before holding on for a 4-2 victory over the Houston Aeros at the Toyota Center on Saturday
--- Forwards JESSE SCHULTZ and STEVE MARTINS led the offensive charge with a goal and two assists apiece while defenseman BRIAN FAHEY also posted multiple points (G, A)
--- Goaltender ONDREJ PAVELEC accrued 21 saves on 23 shots


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All- terrain vehicles (ATV) can be fun and entertaining, but they can also be extremely dangerous, especially for riders younger than are 16 years of age.
Every spring and summer we read about fatalities and serious injuries that occur on ATVs.
According to death certificate data, 250 persons died from ATV crashes occurring in West Virginia during 1999—2006; of these, 215 (86%) were West Virginia residents. For the period of analysis, the average annual ATV-related death rate among West Virginia residents was 1.49 deaths per 100,000 population.
In West Virginia from 1982 to 2000, there were 444 ATV deaths. From 2008 to 2011 there were 144 deaths, and in Kentucky 419 from 1982 to 200, and 120 from 2008 to 2011. This doesn't even include the number of severe injuries that occur on 4-wheelers.
Many times these deaths and injuries are teenagers and youngsters under the age of 12. Often times they are not wearing helmets, eye protection (like goggles), gloves, boots and other protective gear.
These children are turned lose on ATVs, many time doubling another sibling or friend. They have a tendency to ride with excessive speed or into terrain they should not traverse.
ATVs can be a wonderful recreational vehicle. The Hatfield-McCoy Trail System is a fantastic tourist attraction for this region, especially for Mingo and Logan Counties. However, many of these accidents occur on paved rural roads or mountainous roads that are areas that are off limits to 4-wheelers.
Parents or guardians should not let youngsters ride these motorized vehicles without proper supervision, protective gear and training.
Youngsters are not allowed to get a valid driver's license until the age of 16 years of age. Should teens and children under the age of 15 be allowed to drive an ATV without a license? This may be a good law to have and enforce.
Either way, common sense should prevail when it comes to letting a youngster take off on a powerful ATV.
Let's hope this summer will be a safe one for our youth in this section of Appalachia.
Here are some safety tips from the ATV Safety Institute.
* Always wear a DOT-compliant helmet, goggles, long sleeves, long pants, over-the-ankle boots, and gloves.
* Never ride on paved roads except to cross when done safely and permitted by law - another vehicle could hit you. ATVs are designed to be operated off-highway.
* Never ride under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
* Never carry a passenger on a single-rider ATV, and no more than one passenger on an ATV specifically designed for two people.
* Ride an ATV that's right for your age.
* Supervise riders younger than 16; ATVs are not toys


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Hayden Baptist Church is about to enter a new chapter in its long-standing history.
On Sunday, the Hayden Baptist congregation will celebrate the ground breaking of its new church. Just a little more than a year ago, the church that was located on Hayden Road in Aiken burned down after it was struck by lightning.
The new church will be located in Willow Run Industrial Park on Prosperity Lane, according to Pastor Robert Heflin Jr. The contractor is still in the process of getting the plan approved by the City of Aiken, Heflin added.
When the church was lost to the fire, the congregation was embraced by the community, Heflin said. Efforts to raise funds for a new church were undertaken by different groups or individuals both outside and within the congregation. Bibles and hymn books were also collected and donated to the congregation.
Hayden Baptist Church has held its services at First Presbyterian Church and the Aiken Electric Cooperative building. Heflin said that he greatly appreciates them both opening their doors and offering his congregation a place to worship.
"It's been a long battle, and it's been a long journey, but, even in that journey, God showed us his goodness," Heflin said. "Did we have some struggle? Of course. But by the grace of God, we came out OK."
Heflin has consistently reminded his congregation of the positive aspects of the situation, including the fact that nobody was hurt in the fire and that the community has shown so much generosity since the tragic loss of their church.
Heflin said that his congregation's faith and trust in God has only become stronger.
He said the ground breaking will be a celebration of God, and he hopes that they will be in their new church some time next year.
"God has tremendously blessed us,"Heflin said. "Every Sunday morning, we praise him."
Amy Banton is the County reporter for the Aiken Standard and has been with the publication since May 2010.
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If you are an exploratory/undecided student, you are not alone. Over one-fourth of students at Southeast come in unsure of what major to choose or what career path to follow. In collaboration with Career Services, we will help student gain the necessary skills to set and reach educational and career goals.
Students majoring in General Studies may declare the major and be advised in the Collaborative Advising Center. Students will be assisted in selecting courses to meet career goals. Bachelor of General Studies Program Information
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To The Editor:
Regardless of our current weather situation, things are looking up at Sugarbush.
A couple of days after submitting my letter to The Valley Reporter stating my displeasure with the impending departure of the Sugarbush Resort tennis director, I was made privy to some very welcome news. Mike Smookler, tennis director at Sugarbush Resort, will be remaining at Sugarbush. Sugarbush management, namely Win Smith and Adam Greshin, reached out to Mike and made him an offer too good to refuse. Sugarbush, in so doing, has made a positive statement about its future.
As our current weather (more accurately lack of freezing temperatures and snow) to date so plainly illustrates, Sugarbush cannot rely on survival solely as a "ski resort." Sugarbush and The Valley must continue to become a multi-faceted four-season destination. Keeping Mike is a great step in showing that Sugarbush is committed to this end. I'm sure many can still remember the late '70s and early '80s when tennis was extremely popular (The Alpen Inn, The Bridges and The Sugarbush Inn come to mind) and The Valley was known as a tennis destination. Mike would love to be part of helping grow tennis here in The Valley and now he will have that opportunity to continue contributing as he has, promoting both Sugarbush and The Valley. Welcome back, Mike, I'm glad you never left.
Now, let us all think snow. After all that is a large part of why most of us live here, me included.
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In keeping with the above, I am reporting on some excellent finds — two in the Stratford region where I still spend weekends at my "country home", the other in Toronto where I am on weekdays.
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Anxiety grows as thousands remain stranded and in the darkThe New York Times | February 11,2013AP PHOTO
Their street still unplowed, Matt and Kim Lanier and their daughter Jenna, 16 months, head out on foot on the Boston Post Road in Milford, Conn., on Sunday.Grabbing shovels large and small, residents and emergency workers across the Northeast struggled to dig out on Sunday after a gigantic midwinter storm left much of the region buried under drifting snow. City streets resembled ski slopes or mountain passes, with cars and even some houses obscured by a thick blanket of white.
More than 3 feet of snow fell in parts of Connecticut, and more than 2 feet accumulated on Long Island and in Massachusetts, where the storm caused coastal flooding that forced evacuations.
The National Weather Service said it had reports out of New Haven County, Conn., of 36.2 inches of snow in Oxford and 38 inches in Milford. Commack, on Long Island, got 29.1 inches, and MacArthur Airport in Islip with 27.5 inches. In Boston, the official accumulation was 24.9 inches, the fifth highest in city history.
Armies of snow plows and workers with shovels were making slow progress, and anxiety was growing among those unable to escape their homes and neighborhoods.
I hope Im plowed out by Monday night, said Emanuel Machado, 47, an architectural designer in Westport, Conn. By that time, Ill be running out of groceries.
The storm, spawned by the collision of two weather systems, affected more than 40 million people. So far, only a handful of people have died, including several elderly people who died of heart attacks while shoveling snow. Several people, including a boy in Boston, have died from carbon monoxide poisoning, while seeking refuge from the cold in cars.
By Sunday morning, more than 300,000 customers remained without power, down from 650,000, mostly in southeastern Massachusetts and on Cape Cod, in Rhode Island and on the eastern Connecticut shore. NStar, which provides much of Massachusetts with electricity and natural gas, said it was still too dangerous to send in crews to many areas. Flooding during the storm also caused extensive damage to the electric infrastructure in Massachusetts.
Getting rid of all the snow is now the most pressing concern.
President Barack Obama declared a state of emergency in Connecticut on Sunday, ordering federal aid to supplement local emergency response efforts.
Calling the storm historic, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy, praised the presidents decision, and pressed residents to stay out of the way of emergency crews until the snow was cleared.
While the ban on travel has been lifted, we are continuing to urge residents to stay off the roads, if at all possible, Malloy said in a statement. This is particularly true for tractor-trailers. Every time someone gets stuck, it is preventing plows from doing their jobs.
For some, moving at all has proved nearly impossible. In Old Lyme, Conn., Beth Hamilton and her husband, Matthew Barrett, still had no power on Sunday and were cooking and warming their home with a wood-burning stove. Hacking through all the snow has been difficult.
We really dont know whats going on, but there has not been a single snow plow through here yet, said Hamilton, a composition teacher, who answered her cellphone sounding winded and exasperated. Were shoveling, just nonstop shoveling, she said.
Coming less than four months after Hurricane Sandy walloped the New York and New Jersey area, the winter storm boldly confirmed the merciless side of nature, and weather-anxious residents took it very seriously. People crowded supermarkets and supply stores to stock up as the storm bore down. Long lines formed at gas stations.
Though New York City was spared the worst of the damage, out on Long Island the situation was grimmer. On Sunday, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo of New York said officials scrambled to send workers and equipment to Suffolk County, where hundreds of motorists were trapped on roadways during the storm because of quickly falling snow.
In what he described as one of the largest emergency mobilizations for a snowstorm in state history, Cuomo said more than 600 pieces of snow removal equipment and about 1,000 extra workers had been sent to dig out the county.
The state will continue to do everything possible to augment existing recovery work, and will ensure that residents of Suffolk County can go back to life as normal as quickly as possible, Cuomo said in a statement Sunday morning.
A large section of the Long Island Expressway, which runs through Suffolk County, was closed on Sunday to clear snow.
Michael Krieger, 47, traveled from Raleigh, N.C., to Suffolk County with a snow removal crew and spent Saturday and early Sunday clearing parking lots. He said Saturdays sun had melted some of the snow and created a crust of ice above wet, heavy snow.
Its a lot harder to dig through this stuff, said Krieger, who was to shift to the Boston area later on Sunday. Its a tedious deal. Arduous.
Off the roads, transportation woes had eased somewhat by Sunday. Airlines have begun to restore service after canceling more than 5,000 flights because of the storm. Logan International Airport in Boston and the three major airports in the New York City area have all resumed operations.
Amtrak announced that it had resumed limited service between New York and Boston. Metro North service remained suspended between Samford and New Haven in Connecticut, but was otherwise running on a normal Sunday schedule. The Metropolitan Transit Authority also said that most service on the Long Island Railroad had been restored.
For some, the best remedy has been to slowdown, grab a sled and enjoy the strange and often beautiful new landscapes.
Scrambling over snowy hills and frozen thoroughfares in Cambridge, Mass., Georgina C. Perry needed extra time to make it to church on Sunday morning. But it was something of a blessing, she said.
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Houston and Howard were arrested Sept. 16, 2012, and were indicted by a grand jury for burglary in first degree Dec. 3.
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President Barack Obama is remembering former Sen. Arlen Specter as "a fighter."
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Arthur Griffin, 45 driving under suspension first offense
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Mark Steven Reed, 54 operating an uninsured vehicle, altered vehicle license, failure to register, no South Carolina drivers license
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