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Salisbury, MD – The Salisbury Sea Gulls completed their 5th straight undefeated regular season as they topped a scrappy Washington College Shoremen group, 15-11. Salisbury's Kylor Berkman set up four goals while ripping one of his own. Midfielders Mike Von Kamecke and Bruce Richardson had a hat trick and an assist each. Offensively, WAC was paced by Jimmy Kielek's five points and four by Kolyn Kirby. WAC junior goalie was the standout of the game with 16 saves to help keep the Sea Gulls from pulling away.
The 2,975 in attendance were the most to ever witness a War on the Shore live, eclipsing the 2,808 at the 2004 War. It was the second most at a game at Sea Gull Stadium, falling short of the 3,417 set in 1991 for the last national championship held on a campus site, which was ironic today as the team that defeated Salisbury on that day just announced today that they are going back to DIII from a stint at DI (Hobart).
To read a great play-by-play blog from WAC, visit this link: http://gowac.blogspot.com/2008_04_01_archive.html
Salisbury didn't waste time in this one before jumping out to a lead. Less than three and a half minutes in and the Sea Gulls were up 3-0. Kirby would momentarily give the Shoremen momentum before two Greg Titus goals stretched the SU lead to 5-1 in the first quarter. Salisbury dominated the time of possession early and goalie Zach Krissoff stepped up big early with six saves in the first quarter to keep WAC at bay.
Not wanting to be outdone, the second quarter became the Gordon Cohen show as he made six saves. Some of those second quarter saves led directly to the possessions that WAC needed to chip away at the SU lead. After one save, SU then quickly forced a turnover, but Mike Sutter made an athletic one-handed interception on the clear. He looked up-field and fired it to Chris Read. Read jumped and shot back low as Krissoff exploded up with him going for a kick save. He kicked the ball up and slightly behind him which stayed inside the crossbar to allow WAC to cut the lead to 7-5, the eventual halftime score. Salisbury dominated the time of possession in the first half, part of that credit can be to their faceoff duo of Ryan Brown and Ryan Finch who combined to win 10-of-14 first half faceoffs. WAC, however, was a perfect 12-for-12 clearing in the first half and had nine saves by Cohen. His counterpart Krissoff also had nine first half saves.
Things opened up a bit in the third quarter as the penalty flags started flying (five of the game's seven were in this quarter) and eight goals were scored. WAC would cut the lead to one in this quarter at 9-8 with 5:35 left in this quarter. They would once again have it down to just a goal at 11-10 with 11:05 left in the game. Two quick Salisbury goals started to put the game out of reach.
With a three goal lead and about five minutes to go, Salisbury started in their offensive set to end the game where they basically play keep-away. The teams that held late leads on Salisbury had the right idea: if you trail Salisbury late, they are so good at possessing the ball that your chances are slim-to-none of seeing any chances. With the added component of Finch and Brown's dominance facing off, a team needs to have a late lead to have any prayer.
Finch and Brown had a good battle with WAC's Thayer Damm. Damm is the Centennial Conference's best faceoff guy statistically and had his moments today. When WAC was mounting a comeback in the third quarter, Damm won a couple in a row. Then he oddly didn't line up for a few and Salisbury quickly got possession and got a couple of quick goals. Damm wound up just 8-of-20 on the day to Finch's 6-of-9 and Brown's 13-of-21, however, Damm probably controlled the draw to where he wanted a bit more than the others, but the Salisbury unit proved relentless on groundballs and won the battle today regardless of who directed it where.
At times WAC appeared to drop into a zone on defense. Ultimately, Salisbury was able to get their offense going, but the strategy may have contributed to some of Cohen's success early. Salisbury outshot the Shoremen 44-34 and held a distinct advantage in gbs, 34-23. Salisbury also was pretty successful clearing the ball going 17-of-19 on the day.
It would appear that Salisbury is starting to hit their stride at the right time after some close calls. Their offense showed it can score when it needed. Defensively, a few of WAC's goals came off quickstick finishes inside. There appeared to be a lot of focus on WAC's Chris Read. This may have led to some slips inside that gave some other players a chance to get their hands free. Credit WAC for finding these opportunities.
Despite WAC's 12-2 record and their only losses coming to #1 Salisbury and #2 Gettysburg, their road to the NCAA tournament isn't easy or guaranteed. The only guaranteed way in would be winning the Centennial Conference. That road goes through a semifinal match-up with #9 Haverford on Friday and then the winner of the #2 (likely to change) Gettysburg and Muhlenberg (first ever trip to the Centennial.). If WAC beats Haverford and loses to Gettysburg in the Centennial final, they would be in good position for an at-large bid to the NCAAs. But if a couple conference favorites get upset in their conference tournaments that puts WAC in a precarious spot. If say a Middlebury loses in the NESCAC final, Cortland in the SUNYAC, Lynchburg in the ODAC or Ithaca in the E8, WAC might be out. A loss at Haverford puts them in an even more precarious spot because that would likely move the Black Squirrels to higher in the regional rankings than WAC. All of that is conjecture of course, but serves the point that for Washington, the easiest way to prove their fans cheers today of "WAC is back!" is to win the Centennial next weekend at Gettysburg. Gettysburg will either be shellshocked and primed for another upset after their loss to F&M today, or more likely angry and ready to blow out the opposition.
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SALISBURY, Md. - The annual Salisbury University men's lacrosse game against Eastern Shore rival Washington (Md.) College lived up to the hype as the top-ranked Sea Gulls won 15-11 before a series record crowd of 2,975 at Sea Gull Stadium. Salisbury holds onto the Clark Cup, given to the winner of the regular-season matchup between the two Division III schools, for the sixth consecutive year.
SU coach Jim Berkman is now tied with former Army coach Jack Emmer for the NCAA record for wins by a men's lacrosse coach in the history of the game with 326 career wins. Berkman, now in his 20th season at Salisbury, has a career record of 326-35 in 21 seasons. His record at Salisbury is now 317-30. In the past six seasons Berkman has led the Sea Gulls to four NCAA Division III national championships and a staggering 119-2 record.
"I feel very proud. This is a reflection of my 20 years here and all of the great players I have been fortunate enough to coach here," said Berkman. "This is for the players. I am just fortunate enough to be the coach at Salisbury University and have a great lacrosse program."
The victory concludes the fifth consecutive perfect regular-season for the Sea Gulls (18-0) as SU will take a 41-game winning streak into the playoffs where the maroon and gold is slated to hold the top-seed in the South region. Salisbury is 71-0 at Sea Gull Stadium since 2003. Over the past six seasons the Sea Gulls have won 77 regular-season games, 91 including CAC tournament games, since April 17, 2003.
The game, also known as the 'War on the Shore', came alive in the third quarter as a wave of eight goals, four by each team, were scored in rapid fashion. SU senior Bruce Richardson (three goals, one assist) scored the first of his three goals in the second half to give the Sea Gulls an 8-5 advantage out of the half.
The Shoremen (12-2), who have only lost to the top-ranked and second-ranked (Gettysburg) teams this season, responded with three of the next four goals to cut the SU lead to one, 9-8.
SU sophomore Mike Von Kamecke (three goals, one assist), one of four Sea Gulls to score three goals in the game, scored back-to-back goals in less than a minute to give SU some breathing room.
Washington answered with two unanswered goals by senior Chris Read (two goals, one assist) and Matt Moreton to cut the Gulls' lead to one, once more, with 11 minutes left in the game.
The Sea Gulls scored four of the final five goals, two from Richardson to seal the victory for Salisbury.
This was the first time the Clark Cup was played at SU since the inception of the award named after Charles B. Clark, who was a coach and educator at each school, in 2004. The record attendance of 2,975 is the largest ever in the Salisbury-Washington series history which dates back to 1974. SU holds a 22-19 series advantage against Washington. The record attendance is also the second largest in Sea Gull Stadium history for a men's lacrosse game. SU drew 3,417 back on May 18, 1991 when Salisbury served as the host of the Division III national championship game against Hobart College. That was the last year the Division III championship was ever hosted on a school site.
"It was a great atmosphere to play in," said SU junior midfielder Kylor Berkman. "This is the first time the Brine King of Spring College Tour [pregame FanFest area] stopped at a Division III venue this year. There were people all lined up around the field."
In the first half, the Sea Gulls jumped out to a quick 3-0 lead behind goals by sophomore Jake DeLillo (three goals), senior Matt Hickman (two goals, one assist) and Von Kamecke. The Shoremen answered with a goal by Kolyn Kirby (three goals, one assist) assisted by Jimmy Kielek (two goals, three assists) at the 10:35 mark. Salisbury senior Greg Titus (three goals) scored two back-to-back goals to give SU a 5-1 lead. Washington tacked on a goal right before the end of the first quarter.
The second quarter began with a goal by Kylor Berkman (one goal, four assists) off an assist by Richardson. Kielek scored two quick ones for the Shoremen before DeLillo deposited one of the best looking goals of the day. The shifty attackman scooped up a ground ball on the crease and threw the shot behind his back past Washington goalie Gordon Cohen (16 saves).
Salisbury goalie Zach Krissoff made nine of his career-high 12 saves in the first half as he faced 34 Washington shots. The Sea Gulls got off 44 shots in the win.
"I was really impressed with Krissoff. He played really well" said Washington coach J.B. Clarke, in his 10th season. "When you go down to Salisbury and you miss 1-on-1 opportunities with the goalie it is going to be difficult to win the game."
The Sea Gulls won 19-of-30 face-offs, led by senior Ryan Brown (13-of-21), and cleared 17-of-19 chances. Salisbury scooped up 34 ground balls and caused nine of Washington's 15 turnovers.
Salisbury will next wait for the official announcement of the 2008 NCAA Division III men's lacrosse tournament field which will be announced on May 4. The Sea Gulls will hope to carry the current momentum into the postseason and help Coach Berkman secure the all-time wins record.
"I am glad to be part of the team that will help coach get there," said SU senior defenseman Ben Sandlin. "Hopefully, in the NCAA playoffs we will get him the record breaking win."
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aka Lewis (Louie) Velez was an outstanding open division boxer as a welterweight and Junior Middleweight in the 1970's. Velez fought in CYO, CPD and Golden Glove tournaments. Velez boxed out of Hamlin Park Boxing Gym and Wells Park.
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INGREDIENTSCitrus Aurantium Dulcis (Orange) Flower Water, Citrus Aurantium Bergamia (Bergamot) Leaf Extract, Alcohol Denat., Lactic Acid, Glycerin, Sodium Lactate, Citrus Medica Limonum (Lemon) Fruit Extract, Phenoxyethanol, Passiflora Quadrangularis Fruit Extract, Ananas Sativus (Pineapple) Fruit Extract, Vitis Vinifera (Grape) Fruit Extract, Rhizobian Gum, Sodium Hyaluronate, Xanthan Gum, Ethylhexylglycerin, Biosaccharide Gum-1, Citrus Grandis (Grapefruit) Peel Oil, Parfum* (Fragrance), Potassium Sorbate, Sodium Bisulfite, Limonene, Linalool.
on 2/7/2015 11:52:00 PM
Age: 30-35
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Hair: Black, Other, Other
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I just bought my second bottle of this. On the Sephora website, directions state to use this for a week straight, take a break for a week or two, and then start over again. I always forgot to use the product consistently, but whenever I applied it after noticing my skin was looking dull or rough, I always saw noticeable results in my skin quality in the morning. The product is a liquid, so I always found it best to drop half a pipette into the palm of my hand, distribute the product between my two hands, and then press it into my skin carefully so as not to waste any product. Some days I used it, my skin tingled, but other times it didn't. It did not make me break out, but I do not have normally sensitive or reactive skin. I did not notice any changes in my acne pigmentation, but I definitely did with the texture and smoothness of my skin. This product is more effective than the First Aid Beauty pads that are supposed to provide similar results. The only downside for me is the price, but Amazon or eBay generally sell it cheaper than Sephora.
on 10/10/2013 3:27:00 PM
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Hair: Brown, Other, Other
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i used it for 2 weeks nightly. it made me breakout on forehead n nose which i never do. dont buy.!!!
on 9/16/2013 3:17:00 AM
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Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Black
I am 2/3 of the way through my bottle, used almost daily for a couple of months, and haven't seen much of a difference. Slightly smoother skin and slightly smaller pores (note: I did also start using a Clarisonic Mia around the same time), but for the price and ingredients, I expected more.
I felt a tingling the first few times I used it, but since then there has been no sensation upon application. As mentioned above, I even started using a Clarisonic Mia around the same time I started using this serum, so you would think combined they would work miracles! Unfortunately, my complexion has seen almost no improvement. I have very acne-prone, extremely oily, large pore-d skin, so perhaps I am beyond the help of any product.
For what this serum contains, it is more reasonably priced vs. Estee Lauder or Lancome serums, however still expensive. Based on the lack of results, I would not repurchase.
on 8/15/2013 5:23:00 PM
Age: 25-29
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Eyes: Green
All I can say is, wow! I am super impressed by this concentrate. I started using Ren products after I received a sample from Sephora that encouraged me to by the Lactic Acid mask. That resurfaced my skin quite nicely so I decided to try this product. This is even better. My skin has never felt so smooth. I have always had a problem applying foundation because it sticks to the most minute patches of dry skin on my face, even when I exfoliate and use face oils to combat dry spots. This liquid has cured that problem. It is truly unbelievable the difference in skin texture. I have also read many reviews commenting on post-acne scar reduction with extended use of this product. I look forward to that day! I will continue to use (and purchase it) in the future.
on 7/4/2013 2:15:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Green
After reading the great reviews I decided to try this out, but it didn't do much for my skin other than make me break out slightly and overall make my skin look more irritated. I stayed with it, thinking my skin was just adjusting, but it didn't get better. I stopped using it and ran across more reviews a month or two later saying to use it 7 days straight then off for two weeks. So I tried it again...and it made me break out and irritate my skin again. I really wanted this to work, it sounds amazing and for the price it should work miracles. Unfortunately, not for me.
on 5/19/2013 4:21:00 PM
Age: 30-35
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Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
What a find! Transformative/rejuvenating effect on dull skin from first application. Clarifies & tones, restoring lost luminosity. Love, love, love...
on 3/21/2013 6:17:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
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I've now on my 3rd (or 4th?) bottle of this exfoliator. The ingredients agree with me & my needs as I'm not looking for a hard core immediate "what a glow!" result, but rather as a way of keeping my pores clean and my skin clear. (Particularly as I use a lot of oils and noticed that I needed a product to add some oomph to my routine.)
I read somewhere that this is actually a 10% glycolic acid treatment (maybe Sephora), which surprised me as I have never experienced any irritation or issues with this, even when I'm on a retinol in the middle of winter. Of course its used only at night, and frequently underneath a serum to boost the serums benefits.
There are other products out there that serve the same purpose, but I'm too fussy to go experimenting. So if the price fits within your budget, this is highly recommended.
Ingredients (from dermstore website, n/a)
Citrus Aurantium Dulcis (Orange) Flower Water, Citrus Aurantium Bergamia (Bergamot) Leaf Extract, Alcohol Denat., Lactic Acid, Glycerin, Sodium Lactate, Citrus Medica Limonum (Lemon) Fruit Extract, Phenoxyethanol, Passiflora Quadrangularis Fruit Extract, Ananas Sativus (Pineapple) Fruit Extract, Vitis Vinifera (Grape) Fruit Extract, Rhizobian Gum, Sodium Hyaluronate, Xanthan Gum, Ethylhexylglycerin, Biosaccharide Gum-1, Citrus Grandis (Grapefruit) Peel Oil, Parfum* (Fragrance), Potassium Sorbate, Sodium Bisulfite, Limonene, Linalool.
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on 11/26/2012 10:31:00 AM
Age: 25-29
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Hair: Black, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
After only a handful of uses, my skin is smoother and softer. Like another reviewer, I wasn't too keen on the smell of this product. It's fruity in a cloying sort of way and reminds me of the Ole Henrickson vitamin C serum. I probably wouldn't repurchase because there are other serums that work just as well that smell more tolerable to me.
on 11/20/2012 10:38:00 AM
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Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I've been searching for something that would get rid of the hyperpigmentation acne marks on my face and I got a few samples of this from Sephora. After using it every night for two weeks I've noticed tremendous improvement! My acne hyperpigmentation is pretty much gone. I don't know if the samples just work better than the product itself, but they definitely worked.
on 11/16/2012 10:22:00 PM
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Eyes: Brown
This product is amazing! I always like Ren Skincare products. They have once again get 5 stars from me. It makes me skin glow just after one use. It's very gentle and effective. Highly recommended!
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The overall purpose of this research is to examine whether depression influences immune system function. Studies indicate that individuals who are depressed experience coronary heart disease at a higher rate than expected. This study's goal is to begin identifying mechanisms that might be responsible for this process. This research also examines whether behavioral processes (e.g. smoking) or hormonal processes (e.g. adrenaline release) are responsible for immune system differences between depressed and nondepressed people
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To qualify for participation, subjects are to be between the ages of 18-55, medically healthy and free of all medication three months prior to enrollment. Half of them will be clinically depressed; the remaining one half will be healthy controls without a history of psychiatric illness. All subjects who qualify for the study will attend two laboratory sessions. During the first visit, participants will undergo a structured psychological interview, complete questionnaires about their mood, personality, and behavior, and have blood drawn to assess their immune system function. During the second visit, participants will complete additional questionnaires about their mood, personality, and behavior. The subjects will also participate in a mock job interview to look at their body's response to stress. Before and after the interview, the subjects will have blood drawn and be asked to collect saliva samples to assess their immune system function. In addition to the two laboratory visits, participants will be asked to collect additional information while going about their normal activities. In order to accomplish this, they will be given a small hand held portable computer. Four times each day for four days, the computer will signal them to collect a saliva sample. This will be used later to measure hormone levels. This study will explore changes in the immune system and metabolic system that might predispose depressed individuals to develop heart disease
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Coronary Artery Disease
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Behavioral Symptoms
Cardiovascular Diseases
Mental Disorders
Mood Disorders
Vascular Diseases
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As the film begins in 2009, the North Memphis Tigers have not had a winning season in years, often compiling an 0 and 10 record and sometimes, to their utter delight, winning one game. In 110 years, they have never, ever won a single playoff game. Enter Coach Bill, a force of nature in the lives of the underprivileged, black, high school teenagers. More amazing, he's white, meaning this film's closest relative is The Blind Side. Undefeated surpasses it on every level. For starters, it never condescends to the young men nor does it congratulate Bill for his commitment, even though he and his staff volunteer their time.
Bill is just a devoted coach who identifies with and sees the desperate need among the players who fight with each other and seldom with him. These hard luck teenagers know when the truly wise, genuine, loving individual comes along, and most have had few such men in their lives. As with Bill, their fathers have gone AWOL.
Coach Bill's commitment takes its toll on his full-time job running a hardwood lumber company and on his family, illuminating subplots that directors Dan Lindsay and T.J. Martin include just enough to round out Bill's life. Directly and calmly, Undefeated anchors its character study in Bill with three key players figuring prominently. The football games provide a mere backdrop to an inspirational but never sentimental or sappy year of these young men's ups and downs, including one with serious anger management problem, one with a career-threatening ACL injury, and one with academic challenges.
Despite the many tried and true, fiction and nonfiction sports films, Undefeated charts a new, fresh course, brilliantly edited from over 500 hours shot during the year. It brought tears to my eyes and warmth to my heart. Courtney says, "Football doesn't build character, it reveals character." And Undefeated shows it at its best. At a Landmark Theatre.


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The 20th anniversary Texas Music Festival at the University of Houston's Moores School of Music presents its final Festival Artist Series chamber-music recitals for 2009.ξDistinguished faculty artists from this year's Festival perform Blockbusters By Request. Beethoven's Septet for Winds and Strings ... and Mendelssohn's Octet for Strings ...this evening atξ7:30PM in the Presidential Conference Center at Texas A-and-M University in College Station ... and tomorrow night at 7:30PM in the Moores OperaξHouse on the University of Houston's central campus. They play portions of the Beethoven Septet inξa session host by KUHF's St. John Flynn. Listen. Download.


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Each night, Orioles Nation will set you up with reading material that includes the latest news, notes and links from writers covering Orioles spring training in Sarasota. The Orioles lost 9-3 against the Toronto Blue Jays today. Their current spring training record stands at 10-11-5. Notes The Orioles totaled 5 hits. Ryan Flaherty continued to […]
2011 Norfolk Tides Season Review
The Norfolk Tides finished the season in last place in the South Division with a 56-87 record.
2011 Bowie Baysox Season Review
The Bowie Baysox finished the season with a 75-56 record and finished 4.5 games out of first place in the Eastern Division, just barely missing the playoffs.
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The 2011 Keys finished with the most wins in Frederick Keys franchise history (80) and brought home the Carolina League title for the first time since 2007.
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Since bursting onto the scene back in 2010 with her stunning From Her Eyes EP, which featured stripped back covers of everyone from Mos Def to Bob Marley, Oakland, California native Mara Hruby has kept a relatively low profile but to celebrate the EP's 2 year anniversary, she's released a brand new cover of Al Green's Simply Beautiful.
In true Mara fashion, it was recorded using only a guitar, her voice and objects found in her home, including spoons, loose change, a metal buddha head and a scarf and I think it's fair to say that the song's title isn't too far from the truth, at all!
Check out Simply Beautiful below and if you still haven't got a copy of the From Her Eyes EP, I'd highly recommend doing so right here.
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Walter Ulrich is CEO at the Houston Tech Center.
"It is expected that some if not all of those funds will come through, so I believe that the situation is that we are simply having a pause in the program, not the termination of the program."
Ulrich says the program has been around five years and has helped about 35 Houston businesss get started. For now, he says they've stopped taking applications until further word from the state, which he believes is just a matter of time.
"I would expect that before the end of this calendar year, the program would be back in operation again, worse case first quarter of next year."
Companies that have already been approved will still get money that's been allocated; as for the future the program, the people who run the Houston Technology Center say they're not worried.
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Parkway Ford Inc., 157 Market St., Potsdam, will relocate to Parkway Super Store, 9890 Route 37, Ogdensburg, in about two months, said Parkway co-owner Wade C. Wood.
Mr. Wood said Thursday that the relocation is by orders from Ford Motor Co. More space is needed for sales and service and the Potsdam facility, which Parkway leases, doesnt have it.
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Cuse decided to start Springer, Powell, and Banks on attack and bring in Coffman from the midfield. Hofstra started McTigue, Kessler, and Dooley on attack and would bring in Clash from the midfield. Dooley hit pay dirt just 8 seconds in -- Shanahan got the face pushed forward and during the rush for the loose ball it squirted out to Dooley. Mulligan was caught out of the net and Dooley had no problem finding the mark for a quick 1-0 lead.
Shanahan won the second face and got the ball up to Kessler at the top of the box. Kessler circled and drove from the top center and split left. As soon as a slide released, he moved it to McTigue on the left pipe. McTigue finished for Hofstra's second of the day just :35 seconds in.
When Cercy got his first face (it would be another insane day for him) Hofstra started in a wide man to man. Hofstra's poles were able to hang step for step with every member on Cuse's offense, and Cuse's hurried attempts at iso'ing produced nothing. Hofstra cleared after Cuse threw one high to the sidelines, but it came right back down the other way when Abendroth grabbed a pipe rebound and cleared (with considerable difficulty). Cuse let 'em fly as soon as they got the ball in the box, and Brian Solliday got them on the board when he ripped a righty overhand on pipe rebound. Solliday was all alone in the middle and let it go before anyone even realized he had the ball.
Cuse would even it up when Banks trapped Evan Kostewka on the sideline clear outside of the box. Banks pushed it up to Powell, who was breaking straight down the middle, and Powell put it stick side hip on a back-peddling Alaimo.
Remember, these are both run and gun teams -- Hofstra went up 3-2 after Kevin Dougherty took the next face straight down the middle, face dodged, and blasted a low rip by Mulligan that he had trouble getting down on.
The next face was controlled by Hofstra and worked down to Dooley at X. Dooley worked the ankles of Bliss behind, and Bliss was hanging on to every change of direction for dear life. Dooley eventually got Bliss to cross his feet drew a slash when Bliss let his stick try to keep up. Cuse held off the penalty by pressuring out to the corners of the box and forcing Hofstra to loop it wide around the outside.
Both teams looked a little nervous still, and both had trouble converting on some opportunities that would've normally been money. Mulligan came up big on a lefty spinning bullet by Shanahan and it set off a series of up, downs, and rips. Hofstra almost used the transition to their advantage when Powell overthrew a feed to the middle -- McTigue scrapped it up amid the cluster at the midfield line and got behind the Syracuse defense. He nearly found an open net, but Mulligan looked like he would've cut off the angle.
By the way, Cuse has not held on to the ball for more than 30 seconds at this point -- they were either getting picked (Hofstra's longsticks are surgical), making bad passes, or shooting so Alaimo could save it.
Hofstra moved the lead up to 4-2 when Dooley found Femminella on a sick cross field thread along goal line extended. Femminella was cutting down to the pipe on the back side and Dooley hit him with a 20 yard laser. Syracuse's :30 second offside penalty had just been released when it happened. On the other end, Alaimo withstood a dead-on garbage attempt from Springer just 5 yards out, and then Kostewka picked Powell as Powell was coming around the right pipe. Powell recovered the loose ball, but Kostewka tomahawked him anyways. It was the 3rd time Powell had been stripped on the day.
Hofstra then held a little bit of an extended possession (for this game at least), but Dooley got overthrown when they tried to rotate it behind. Syracuse cleared, but not before Desko had to blow a TO on a tough shutoff ride from Hofstra. On the following offensive run, Polanco shouldered up to Banks and then shoved him to the ground as Banks was trying to turn the corner. Banks lofted it to the heavens and out of bounds.
Shanahan ripped one wide his next time down, but Hofstra was called for an in the crease, so Mulligan started with the ball at X (the refs should have brought the ball outside the box). As Mulligan brought the ball around to the front of the goal, he somehow flubbed his stick handling and let the ball squirt free -- a collapsing Dooley and Kessler were on him like, well, you know what. Kessler laid his body into Mulligan and Dooley grabbed the fruits for an empty netter and a shocking 5-2 lead.
Hofstra controlled the face again, and after a 30 second ground ball battle, Shanahan snaked through the traffic, grabbed the ball and drew an on-the-head. Hofstra would have had possession to start the second, but Cuse's Dan Stessen threw a sick check with time winding down to insure a faceoff as the 2nd started.
Cuse won the man down face and burned away their minute penalty. As the Orangemen started to challenge again, Polanco pulled a masterful behind the neck dink check on Powell -- Powell didn't even know hit him and continued to run until Polanco peeled off of him to track down the loose ball. Hofstra worked it around again without getting any opportunities, then Stessen doubled on the back side and stripped Kessler. Cuse again held on to the ball for less than 30 seconds when Springer ducked underneath from the top left tried to dump it Coffman on the left pipe, but Springer lofted it beyond Powell's leaping endline save attempt.
Hofstra bumped up the lead to 4 when Dooley was rounding the corner to Mulligan's left and fed Dougherty on the crease. The crease appeared to part for Dougherty as soon as it looked like Dooley was going to move it round the outside -- Dooley recognized the premature slide and found the space underneath. And all that occurred with a flag down after Kessler drew an on-the-head. It was now 6-2 halfway through the 2nd. Cuse got on the board with another when Springer, on the top left, passed it along to Banks just above goal line extended. Banks dropped his stick and found the only spot he could on Alaimo -- just outside Alaimo's pipe hugging ankles.
The Oangemen then finally put together some time on offense and it paid off. After some flubbed one-on-one attempts, Banks drove hard for the right pipe from deep on the endline and beat his man on a straight sprint around the corner to stick it low and make it 6-4 Hofstra. The stands were now packed.
Dooley countered for Hofstra when he caught a present on the right pipe -- after McTigue's rip from a cross-field feed was greeted by Mulligan with an insane splitting save, Dooley grabbed the rebound and popped it in the top left corner as Mulligan was still getting up.
Soon after it was 8-4 Hofstra when Kessler finished an open field cross-crease feed from Dooley. Hofstra was breaking on a clear and Syracuse slid upfield short-handed. To make matters worse, Liam Banks had turned around to a trailing ref and berated him for some phantom call -- Banks got a minute for it. Cercy won the face clean however, and Stessen booked down the right sideline, drew a hold, and evened up the men. Cuse then iso'd with Coffman off to the right of Alaimo -- he drove with power around the right pipe on Lance Yeagle, who had to press his body up on Coffman and got his stick trapped under his arm. Coffman felt it and inside rolled to stick it low on Alaimo for an 8-5 Hofstra lead.
On the next series, Syracuse's Mike Springer got into the action when he backhanded one to the bottom right corner while cutting down the middle, right to left. Banks had just been robbed by Alaimo (Banks' redirect from 3 yards out caught Alaimo's shoulder and then the crossbar) and Springer got the jump on the rebound to the middle of the field.
One more for Springer 5 seconds later -- Cercy started a break on the face (how he wins them so quickly is beyond me) and moved it across to Springer at the point for an 8-7 Hofstra lead. Springer didn't even move from the righty point on the break -- he just wound up and let a wormburner go. The half ended 8-7 Hofstra, and Hofstra looked awfully confident.
Cercy raked it back to himself to start the third, and after a dangerous pass back to Mulligan, Cuse settled. Josh Coffman was leisurely jogging (well, at least not running full speed) down the right and Sylvester Patterson was in perfect position on him. But Coffman decided to unleash it -- he stuck it stick side high on Alaimo with no angle. Alaimo had to move his stick in order to let it by. It was tied up just like that. Dooley gave Hofstra a great chance when he nearly broke Bliss in half on a perfectly timed inside roll. Mulligan smothered the diving shot though when Dooley announced he was going low.
Hofstra went up again when McTigue came around the cage righty for a one-handed dunk that went a little wide. Solomon Bliss was hanging on the far pipe and accidentally batted it in for an own-goal and a 9-8 Hofstra lead.
You could sense that Coffman was starting to take charge of the Syracuse offense now. He was actively trying to get the ball and was setting the table for the rest of the offense. It worked -- Coffman hit Powell, who was off to the left pipe, and Powell dropped his stick to put it top shelf with nearly no angle. Coffman had busted through 3 guys from the top of the box in order to dump it to Powell.
Soon after, Syracuse's Bill Perritt moved it to Sean Lindsay for an upper left laser (that was becoming Alaimo's weak spot) for Cuse's first lead of the game, 10-9. Linday was all alone in the middle and wound up without pressure for the lefty crank.
Clash stalled for a little while at the top of the box until he moved it around to Shanahan. Shanahan gathered, and switched between 3rd and 4th gears as he was sizing up Abendroth across the top of the box. Shanahan bumped it into 5th around a pick up top and curved into the middle. He ripped a bouncer on the run that beat Mulligan to the 5 hole and tied up the game.
But on the next Cuse possession, Coffman drove across the middle, right to left, and buried it in the top left. It looked to be a routine play that never would have scored earlier in the game. On the very next face, Springer got the ball at the point and pushed it down to Banks on the standard 4-3 break for another tallie. Cercy had won the face as cleanly as you possibly could. 12-10 Syracuse.
Another face for Cercy which ended up with Alaimo stoning a point blank shot , but Powell forced Patterson out on the sideline clear. Alaimo would make another save and Hofstra finally cleared it. Hofstra then settled for a long series of Clash and Dougherty trying to test their shortsticks from behind, but Cuse doubled from the wings with smart timing, and Hofstra eventually threw it out of bounds. The third would end that way, with Cuse clinging to a precarious 12-10 lead. The difference in the game was clearly Mulligan and Alaimo -- both had their share of spectacular saves, but Alaimo had let in a host of demoralizing, weak shots. I could see Hofstra's defensemen showing palpable frustration after letting up a goal while still in perfect position.
The fourth started with Brian Solliday, right from the face, nailing a 5-hole bouncer on the run that had no right getting by Alaimo. 13-10 Cuse. Cercy again won the face cleanly, but Defendi grabbed a loose ball and legged it out the other way. Hofstra had their chances when Cuse found themselves two men down on back to back slashes, but Cuse killed them both after Kessler couldn't handle a pass on the crease and the Orangemen ran in circles avoiding the double teams.
As the 2 men were released, Cuse worked a 3-3 after getting a 30 second advantage for a push from behind on Bill Perritt's goal line extended drive. But nothing came of it until they were all even. And that's when Syracuse pushed it to 14-10 on a wheel play that had Powell creeping around from behind while Cuse was moving the ball the other way across the top. Hofstra's rotation couldn't keep up, Banks moved it to Powell, and Powell ripped it by Alaimo from the wing. It was another one Alaimo should have had.
Jason Januszkiewicz connected on one from Powell, who was feeding from the left wing, while Januszkiewicz was cutting down to the left pipe. 15-10 Cuse. Cercy dominated the face again, but Kostewka picked Banks on the butt end. Kostewka wasted the pick when he threw it high on the clear. But as it came down Hofstra's throat again, Polanco picked Powell behind the neck. This time it was Polanco's turn to throw it high on the clear. Hofstra eventually got it back and challenged when Kessler got a step around the left corner, but a splitting Mulligan was there to meet him low and send it the other way. Mulligan's save would hurt, because on a man-up for Cuse after it was pushed the other way, Springer got it on the righty shooter's spot and let it fly. It wasn't the usual Springer rocket, but it beat Alaimo anyways. This one was really weak in Alaimo's resume. 16-10 Cuse.
Tom Kessler took matters into his own hands with Hofstra's next possession and gave Glatzel a pretty intense workout -- he burned around the left pipe, stopped on a dime (which brought Glatzel to the turf in an attempt to keep up), and rolled around to the inside to beat Mulligan from the crease. But Spencer Wright made it all for naught when he stuck one to the bottom stick side for a 17-11 Cuse lead.
Shades of the UVA game at Army started creeping up when Hofstra closed to 17-12 on a botched Syracuse clear. After a save Mulligan tried to bounce it by Dooley, who was hanging on the crease during the clear. It hit Dooley's leg and trickled behind. Dooley scooped it up and whipped it to Kessler, who buried it in the open (for the most part) net. Another one for Hofstra when McTigue hit Kessler right off the face (Hofstra finally won one) on a skip pass 4-3 break. Kessler stuck it on the right pipe from a yard out.
But Syracuse would have none of this comeback stuff and buttressed their lead on a Coffman face-dodging, on the run, bouncer from dead center after Cercy cleaned house.
Hofstra was starting to show their desperation, but their peppering of Mulligan didn't produce anything. Mulligan was anticipating every shot with brilliance (he often had his scoop to the ground before Hofstra's shooters even decided they wanted to go low).
Cuse was playing keep-away with 2:00 minutes to go and didn't surrender the ball until Polanco grabbed a pipe rebound and started a break for Hofstra. He whipped it down to Dooley on the opposite bottom of the break and Dooley shot wide, but no one from Hofstra was there to back up. Cuse cleared and called a timeout with :53 to go. Hofstra played it out with intensity, but it was all over. The Orangemen were heading to one more Final Four, an 18-13 victory in the bag.
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StarCraft+ adds many Brood War and original units and spells to StarCraft 2, and makes many balance changes that make high level play more interesting.
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Brood War units, but it is too basic. Try adding Extra units like tauren space marine. Just add EVERY SINGLE UNIT there is!
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SF5.1 SP1 RP3 with oracle 10gR2
After I checked the compat list at http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?page=content&id=DOC5081
It indicates that Oracle 10gR2 is support with SF5.1 SP1 RP2 on AIX . But there is no SF5.1 SP1 RP3 is listed in the compat list.
I am not sure , I can use SF5.1 SP1 RP3 with Oracle 10gR2
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Yes this is supported - higher RPs should be supported and if you look at 5.1SP1 RP3 release notes (ftp://ftp.veritas.com/pub/support/patchcentral/AIX/5.1/sfha/sfha-aix-5.1SP1RP3-patches.tar.gz_doc/sfha_notes_51sp1rp3_aix.pdf) then this says 10gR2 is supported for RAC, so if it is supported for RAC then it will be supported for the more simpler single Oracle instance - see extract:
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I joined a while back and just kinda been lurking and not really riding my bike much. But as of the last past month I have been riding every tue, thur, and sat. On mon, wed, and friday i lift weights. I have been eating much better diet, which consist of a diet shake in the morning, cup of yogurt mid moring snack, a bowl of soup, a fiber bar, and a low fat, fiber filled supper. i am up to 20 miles each time i ride now and the weight is now melting off. lost about 20 pounds so far as i am down to 375. Its been hard but now that i am in a routine i think i am gonna make it just fine.
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Recipe for chicken pesto pasta
With apologies to Rachael Ray, anyone with a well-stocked pantry can turn out a fantastic thirty-minute meal. Pesto (made weeks ago and frozen in meal-sized portions, or even store-bought), dried pasta, slow-roasted tomatoes (also from the freezer, though sun-dried tomatoes would be fine), frozen chicken breasts, pine nuts, and good cheese: the only thing in this chicken pesto pasta that isn't directly from my pantry is... me! This dish is a garlic lover's dream, and a make-ahead cook's dream, too. Multiply the recipe to feed a crowd; prepare it the day before, and let it come to room temperature before you serve with a green salad, crusty bread, and a nice glass of wine.