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Monday July 23rd, 2012 4:26pm
It was another beautiful morning and afternoon in Ithaca for the second day of the Turkeyshoot Fall Classic Lacrosse tournament at Ithaca High School. The wind was blowing, but the sun was shining as many teams who competed the prior day and those that did not battled it out in front of recruiters, family, friends and fans.
Mark Wenham was pleased to bring the tournament back to Ithaca, where he currently lives and where the lacrosse culture is as rich as it's ever been with the recent success of both the Big Red and Little Red programs.
Additionally, Wenham expressed his appreciation to the member of the Ithaca College lacrosse team, who helped out with officiating, field management and other tasks during the event.
In fitting fashion, the boys of Ithaca took the Division I title Sunday in a hard-fought win over a tough Toronto Beaches team.
Here are some observations from Sunday's semis and a rundown of the championship.
The Toronto Beaches field team that came to the Turkeyshoot was small in number but displayed perseverance and toughness on their way to the championship game, defeating Geneva and then the St. Louis Shamrox by the same score in each contest, 9-3. Against Irondequoit, the Beaches got fantastic goal play and a huge effort from the entire team in upending the Eagles 5-4 in a low-scoring contest that was tied at 1-1 to end the half. The Eagles would fall down 3-1 to start the second, but deposited the next three goals to take the lead with 4:30 to play. But the Beaches got two goals to close the game, including the game winner with 20 seconds to play.
Goaltender Brady Lawrence (2011) stole the show in this contest. Early on, Lawrence blocked hard shots from within 7 yards, flinging his body out to deflect the ball with his toe, then his inner thigh, and then his knee, all in the same series. He's the kind of player who would certainly get into players' heads after a while, making them over-think their shots, sometimes putting it right in his stick. But he was turning away all kinds of blistering shots that should have gone in throughout the day. Lawrence actually got a piece of several of the four shots he let in during this contest, and he kept his head up after letting those few squeak by him. Down the stretch, Irondequoit ramped up its efforts, and Lawrence rose to the occasion with at least four huge saves, including some right on the crease. Some of his saves became even more pertinent after the fact, with several of them leading to transitional goals the other way. A very poised and extremely tough netminder, the St. Catherine's native could make a nice addition to an NCAA roster down the line. On top of it all, he was a cool as a cuke on the field and seemed completely nonchalant about his performance after each game.
Supporting Lawrence's efforts was Ben Farnworth (2011) an exceptionally smart long pole who anticipates plays very well. I actually saw him matched up against Nick Doktor – a very good attackman from Irondequoit – and he showed some nice stick work and quick feet. On a play when Doktor was able to get free and sprint to the cage, Lawrence just took the ball right out of the air with ease, sent it up to Farnworth, and the defender fed attackman Dan Foote (2011) in transition for the first goal of the second half and huge momentum swing as the Beaches would score again just a few minutes later when Foote drove from X, got free and bounced one in. Matt Spanger (2011) also played well on defense, showing athleticism and – according to his coaches – lots of potential. Ed Gagne (2011) showed some great skills and also has the big frame fit for the position.
On offense, the Beaches were led by Foote, a shifty, gritty attackman with the Canadian stick skills to get the job done at attack. Nothing too flashy, he'd find just enough room and angle to shoot at and make his defender pay for it. He was able to back into guys, roll on them and shoot with ease. He plays well inside. He was the Beaches leading scorer here with three tallies, including the game-winner with 20 seconds on the clock, driving righty from X, getting a step on his man and bouncing a shot inside the far post for the victory.
Gareth Gibson (2011) is a good-sized middie who did it all for the Beaches. He's a former Hill Academy player, and showed great stick work, hard shots, accurate passes from the top of the box, and was also a physical presence in between the lines. He was very dangerous when running the offense from the point position up top. Middie Dylan Ham (2011) stood out on offense for the Beaches. He's got pretty good vision, a hard shot of his own and looked pretty comfortable playing the field game although clearly possessing some box traits. He had a nice pass to Greg Davidson (2011) to tie the game at 4-4 in this one. Ham is also reportedly a talented goaltender, but his coaches say he's more into playing out on the field.
Irondequoit's Emmy Poccia (2011) is a big middie who was fearless when streaking through the middle of the Toronto defense with his tall frame and long arms. He had two goals, one on a drive down the right lane with a blast to the far post and another taking a feed while cutting through the middle and hitting top shelf. A good shooter and hard-running middie, Poccia came up big down the stretch as the Eagles tried to close the gap.
Virginia-bound Greg Coholan (2011) is very smooth when carrying the ball and can change direction quickly. He worked his way back and forth at the top of the box to start the game and picked the top right corner from way out with a little jump shot that surprised Lawrence and the rest of the Beaches defense.
An unsung hero for Irondequoit is Gunner Miller (2012), a rugged, versatile midfielder who can score, play defense, grab groundballs and he plays both aggressively and intelligently on clears and in transition. He stands at probably 5-7 or 5-8, but plays much bigger. A tough player, Miller can get up the field quickly and looks like he'd run right at just about anyone or anything. He hit the top left corner on a shot from the restraining line to put the Eagles up 4-3 before the Beaches could storm back, played solid defense at midfield and just hustled on every play.
The Eagle's Andrew Cortez (2012) is a skilled defender with a good stick and footwork, and with a tall frame and long arms, can cover a lot of ground easily. Senior Colby Wehner (Canisius) also stood out for the Eagles on defense, throwing hard accurate checks and coming up several loose balls. This Irondequoit team actually returns in 2011 a lot of the same players that helped guide it to the state semi-finals in 2010.
Doktor (2012), a young member of the Western Empire team in 2010, shows a lot of promise. A quarterback-style attackman, he has great hands, vision, and is a smart player. He rides extremely well and gets his teammates involved. He had a tough game against a determined Beaches crew, but Doktor was able to make a nice feed from way out on the left wing to Poccia for one of his goals. He also created plays in transition.
Given credit to the Velocity Elite team that traveled all the way to Ithaca from Cincinnati, Ohio. And both days, the Velocity crew made it to the semis. On Sunday, the Elite defeated Churchville-Chili 10-6 and then Oshawa to meet up with a deep Ithaca team, featuring multiple Division I recruits, along with some young players who will likely get their looks as well. After suffering an early setback to the Kanienkehakah Krunch on Saturday, Ithaca came back strong Sunday, taking games over Clarence, 9-3, and then over Top Dog White, 9-5.
The depth of the Little Red was a big factor in this tournament, and this team has skilled players at every position, meaning Ithaca could be a powerful team for the foreseeable future.
Penn State-bound Riley Lasda (2011) is a beast at the midfield. He was just about unstoppable when he got momentum from outside the box and dodged the alley, particularly dangerous down the ride side. He's a good football player as well, and he and his younger brother Eli (2013) played some box lacrosse on the Onondaga Nation as kids, and that really shows through as they are both tough, hard-nosed players with pretty good sticks. Riley in particular can effectively hide his shot from goalies by keeping his left shoulder up as a shield before letting it fly. Riley is the kind of player who looks willing and capable of putting a team on his back for a much needed goal in clutch situations. His size, strength and speed make him a tough task for any defender, LSM or not. (Riley also faces off, although here he ran into one of the toughest face-off guys I saw at the tournament … see below.)
Georgetown fans have good reason to be excited about midfielder Joe Bucci (2011), who is scoring threat for the Little Red and helps form a really strong line running alongside the elder Lasda and Paolo Ciferri (2012). Bucci is a great shooter, very accurate with a quick release. One of his nicer goals came on a split dodge from up top, shaking his defender for enough room to put it just inside the far post. He's also a good distributor, hustles on loose balls and broken plays, and looks like a smart player. He had at least 3 goals in this contest, possibly more.
Ciferri is a smart, athletic midfielder who could be at the top of the junior class for the Little Red. He put up 18 goals and 18 assists as a sophomore middie on the Ithaca 2010 team, and he shows the promise to put up even more numbers this year. He's got great wheels (playing sometimes on the wing during face-offs), makes sharp passes and can change direction quickly. He was dangerous when he inverted and drove from X, looking to feed, but his speed allows him to get by people at their first misstep. I also liked his shooting. Ciferri cranked a shot from up top that clearly either ripped or went through the net, and in the ensuing confusion, he was somehow not awarded the goal.
Eli Lasda is a bit smaller and shorter than his brother right now, but watch out for this guy. He's a bull of a midfielder, plays a dynamic game and has a smooth stick. While he can play in the same style as his older brother, he was also pretty good at sneaking ground balls out of the pile and sneaking into middle of the defense. He finished a one-timer right on the doorstep, showing just how quick his stick is, and was also a factor between the lines.
On attack, Ithaca has all kinds of options in a group of guys that reminds me of Ithaca's Section 3 nemesis (everyone can guess who that is). Their attack as a unit is not very big, but they work well together and, as individuals, all appear to be intelligent, athletic attackman who have great fundamental skills and lot of guts to go with it. In particular, Austin Romantic (2011) is a great creator, using his low center of gravity to drive from the wing or X and work around his man for shots in close. He's also a great passer, hooking up with Bucci for the first goal of the game.
Attackman Jaedon Henderson (2013) looks better each time I see him. The agile, athletic and relentless attackman has no fear, running over midfield aggressively to play defense and get right his man's face. He made an outstanding diving check on the ride to strip a defenseman and start a play the other way. He's not big, but he can take a beating, and still get himself to the cage. He put up at least three goals here, including one off a quick face-dodge from the wing right on a pass from Ciferri. He also blasted an low crank and popped a goal in on a pass to the crease, scoring in various ways throughout the day. Ithaca has other capable attackman, like Adam Fiore (2012), Andre Keating (2011) and the young Charlie Estill (2014), who finished a cross-crease pass in this one.
Luke Mendola (2013) is one of the best defensemen that I've seen in the sophomore class. He's a vocal leader, tall and athletic, and has the footwork and stick skills of a more experienced player. He's fast coming up the field and was usually covering the opposing team's best attackman. He made plays all afternoon and looks poised to put together an outstanding high school career, having been a huge part of the defense in 2010 as a freshman. His line mate Winston Wenham (2012) also has the size and legs looked for in defenseman, and he's apparently coming back from a pretty bad leg break. He looked great bringing the ball up the field on several occasions. He's also very solid one-on-one, causing some turnovers and making some nice long clearing passes against Velocity.
Max Yavitt (2012) had a great day in the cage for the Little Red, showing a great deal of confidence, consistency and smarts in and out of the crease in leading the way for Ithaca. He's in position to possibly take over the keeping duties next spring for the Little Red, and he got off to a nice start this fall by guiding his team to the championship of this hometown tourney and being named MVP of Sunday's DI championship.
Additionally, the Little Red have other guys doing dirty work in the midfield, like LSM Ryan Emerson (2013) and Casey Williams (2011), a strong defensive midfielder who cleared the ball with his speed and then stuck around to contribute on offense Saturday.
For the Velocity team, I hope everyone got to see the performance in this game by face-off midfielder Evan Hodel (2012). According to my stats, Hodel lost only one draw in this contest – just one, and that was on a false start. This kid deserves big props for representing Cincinnati well at this tourney, especially considering he was matched against the likes of Lasda and others. Hodel also initiated the scoring going for Velocity, stinging the lower left corner from up top. A few minutes later, he won another draw cleanly, sprinted in, and scored on an overhand bounce shot. It was an outstanding individual effort from this hardworking, smart player who made his coaches proud here.
Attackman Brogan Hill was held to just one assist in this matchup, but he was still a bear to deal with for the Little Red, using his aggressive dodging style and thick build to work on his man. The future Bellarmine Knight had a good battle going with Mendola at one point, which was a nice physical matchup with both guys really going at it. He was able to sneak one pass into the crease to middie Kyle Hubbard (2011) for a helper.
Middie Ian Hammerman (2011) is a hard-dodging player who in this one was able to get himself free for two goals coming on well-placed rips. He's got good legs and was also effective in transition and on clears for Velocity. Attackman Zach Johnson (2011) was another bright spot for the Elite here, as he put up two goals, including one on a low crank that snuck by Yavitt.
On defense for Velocity, senior Cory Luebbe (Wheeling Jesuit) again stood out today, with several strips and looking strong coming up the field. And Hayden Miller (2011) had his fair share of saves, including snatching one from Henderson, who was right in his face, and one on a laser from Riley Lasda as he barreled down the lane. These Cincinnati boys held their own against what could be one of the teams to watch in NYS high school action next spring.
Behind outstanding performances from senior middies Riley Lasda (2011, Penn State) and Joe Bucci (Georgetown) and junior goalie Max Yavitt, the Ithaca Little Red was able to outlast the Beaches and take home the Day 2 Division I title under the lights on the team's home turf.
Paolo Ciferri got Ithaca going just a minute into the contest, shaking and baking from up top and ripping a shot by Brady Lawrence, who the Ithaca players informed me actually scored against them Saturday afternoon. The Little Red got another less than a minute later when Austin Romantic stretched his defender out on the left wing, face-dodged by him and slipped another one in to make it 2-0.
With about 14:40 to play, Beaches attackman Dan Foote drove from X and rolled inside on his man, falling down and scoring on Yavitt and getting Toronto on the board. At 13:15, Ithaca made it 3-1 when Jaedon Henderson drove and dumped to Joe Bucci – just a few feet away but above GLE – and the future Hoya still buried it with guys all over him. (I still can't tell how Henderson got that one off, as he was cloaked by a defender.)
Toronto responded with two straight to tie it, with Gareth Gibson hitting Duston Doudelet (2011), who unleashed a big crank to the bottom of the cage, and then Ryan Nolan (2011) finding Foote with a no look pass on the crease for a bounce shot with about 11 minutes to play.
With about 9:10 left in the first, Elli Lasda drove the lane for Ithaca and popped it to Adam Fiore to make it 4-3 Ithaca. A couple minutes later Yavitt came up with a huge save on Beaches middie Dylan Ham, and then Little Red defenseman Brendan Mangino (2011) broke up a play to take away an EMO opportunity for the Beaches.
After some patient passing, the Beaches eventually struck again as Gibson ripped an overhand shot from the top of the box to tie it at 4-4 with about 4:20 to play. But on the following face-off, Ciferri came up with a the loose ball out of a nasty scrum, threw it to Bucci, and the senior middie was able to walk into the Beaches defense uncontested and crank a righty blast to the top left corner giving Ithaca the 5-4 lead at 3:22.
Ithaca extended its lead to 6-4 heading into the half as Adam Fiore got locked up with a defender, reached over him and shot as he was falling, sneaking it past Lawrence with just 12 seconds on the clock.
Early in the second half, defender Winston Wenham stripped Gibson during a double-team, sent it up the field, and in transition, Fiore found Romantic on the doorstep for a quick stick and the three-goal lead. On the ensuing series, Eli Lasda got his stick checked at the very last second while streaking in for what could have been another goal, sending it the other way for Ham to fly in and score unassisted to make it 7-5 at about 18:25.
Over the next few minutes, Lawrence single-handedly thwarted several prime opportunities for the Little Red, turning away middie Doug Biondi (2013) and then just a few minutes later stuffing Ciferri, who completely shook his man behind the cage and got in front of the cage in a flash. Seconds later, Ciferri got the rebound and then flicked it across to Fiore, who was also stopped by the nimble and steadfast keeper.
Still, Ithaca would get a few more by Lawrence. With 12:45 to play, Riley Lasda got going from midfield, drove the right alley and just blasted one by Lawrence that he had little chance of saving, extending the lead to three at 8-5. Less than a minute later, Biondi let go a sidearm shot with little room that had some serious mustard and beat Lawrence to the lower right for the four-goal lead.
Then Yavitt had a nice couple series, turning away back-to-back shots and keeping the margin comfortable for the Little Red. Ithaca almost extended its lead at about 7:30, but Lawrence turned another doorstep shot away from Henderson, instead resulting in another Foote tally, making it 9-6.
But Riley Lasda came up big again for Ithaca with 4:35 to play, dodging from the top left part of the box, starting right, then rolling back left, keeping the stick in his right hand, finding a space and rolling a worm-burner into the net making it 10-6 Ithaca.
The Beaches didn't fold up, however. With 46 seconds left, Gibson took pass from X and from up top made it 10-7. And after a timeout, Gibson won the draw for the Beaches, worked from up top again and rifled a pass to Greg Davidson for a top-shelf crank making it 10-8 with 30 seconds left.
But that would be the end of the Beaches come back, as Ithaca was able to secure the ball of the last face-off, also snagging the win and Sunday tourney championship.

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Kriss appeared in and started all 51 games for the Gaels in 2013. He batted .287 with a team leading seven doubles, 16 walks and 20 RBI. He also led the Gaels with 14 multiple hit and three multiple RBI efforts. Kriss' 15-game hitting streak from Apr. 13 - May 12 was the longest of the season and the longest in more than a decade for the Iona baseball program. A true utility player for the Gaels, Kriss started 27 games at third base, 17 games at short stop, four games at first base, three games as a designated hitter, and two games at pitcher.
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A chick cuz the chicks dig em!!.
How many Easter eggs do you think you'll find when you get to hunt them at your house?
I will find them all
What kind of Easter basket are you hoping for?
One with lots of tasty Easter goodies & and maybe some chicken jerky.
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Today my mommy really had a blond moment, eben tho, she is a brunette! Mind you I was just sitting dere minding my own business. Waitin' for my dinner.
Well, what does the woman do?!! feeds me butter!! That's right butter?!!! What in the WORLD?!!!! I looks at da mommy, looks at my food, mommy, food, mommy food. You gets it, right?!!
Then she has the nerve to look surprised when she sees me!! Uhm..mommy you left a perfectly good bowl of butter and you really think I am NOT going to eat it. get real.
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CEO Dan Akerson's GM management shake-up continued this morning with the naming of Mary Barra to replace Tom Stephens as global product development chief. Barra, 49, currently has been global head of human resources since the 2009 restructuring, but is an engineer who previously was global VP for manufacturing engineering and at one time was was plant manager at Hamtramck, Mich.
Barra, already the highest-level female executive at GM, will be the first woman as product chief and will be in a critical role as GM moves to capitalize on its successes in the current generation of new products -- most of which have their roots in pre-bankruptcy GM and under product chief and industry legend Bob Lutz, who retired two years ago and was replaced by Stephens. There is now a gap in the product pipeline caused by what Akerson has called a lost year due to the bankruptcy.
GM lifer, Barra started in 1980 as a co-op college student with the Pontiac division and along the way also got an MBA from Stanford.
In the past couple of days, Akerson, known to be impatient with the pace at GM, has named new U.S. and Chevrolet marketing chiefs and a new head for the OnStar communications tech unit and put Stephens in the newly created position of global chief technology officer.
As head of the product staff of about 36,000, Barra will oversee "design, engineering, program management and quality of vehicles for the company's 11 brands around the world," GM said. Unlike her two immediate predecessors, however, she will have the title senior vice president and not vice chairman of the company.
And do it faster. Akerson has said product development needs to move faster to compete and that the company needs to do more to gain an edge in technology. He has complained about the product pace under Stephens and told the Detroit Free Press recently that he also worries whether GM will keep the advantage it has with the Volt by bringing the technologies it's researching to market before rivals:
"We're building a culture that values speed, agility and competitiveness," Akerson told the Economic Club of Washington in December. "This may not seem revolutionary to you, but trust me. It is."
Now he has Stephen over developing the new technologies and new product chief Barra charged with getting them to market ASAP. Stephens told the Free Press that his new job "is more trying to make sure that General Motors can win in the long term," Stephens said. The product chief then has to quickly bring planned vehicles and technology into the showrooms, he said. "You have the short-term as well as the long-term covered now."
GM said a new HR head will be named "soon" and it seems from the pace this week that the often-lumbering giant means it.
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TAMPA — Strawberry Crest became the school's first athletic program to win a district title, notching a 5-2 victory over Jefferson (18-4) on Thursday night in the Class 4A, District 9 final.
Sophomore Brianna Alonso pitched a complete game for the Chargers (22-2), showing tremendous composure after giving up a home run for the first time this season in the second inning.
"That's the first time anyone has hit a home run off me this season but I had to shake it off," Alonso said. "I knew I had to just focus and keep pitching or we'd be in trouble. It means a lot to me to have been the starting pitcher in this game. I think this game will be remembered as a big night in our school's history for a long time."
The Chargers got their bats going with a three run fourth inning in which captain Mia Fung drove in two runs with a two-out single. They added runs in the fifth and seventh innings to cap off a patient performance at the plate.
Coach Mindy Miltner was pleased with the poise that her girls showed and is looking forward to having homefield advantage during the playoffs.
"Once their starter began losing control I thought the girls did a nice job of sitting back and waiting for her to throw strikes," Miltner said. "We got a big pitching performance out of Brianna and everything came together for a win in a really intense game.
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Saturday's action
South Korea 2-0 Greece - Group B - Port Elizabeth
If there were any justice in the world, Greece would be expelled from the tournament after this abomination of a performance, and FIFA would invite Ireland to play the Greeks' remaining games against Argentina and Nigeria. Woeful marking allowed Lee Jung-Soo to notch the opener from close range, before a shocking blunder by Loukas Vintra sent Park Ji-Sung on his way to a fine second. Korea looked good, but tougher tests await.
Argentina 1-0 Nigeria - Group B - Johannesburg
Diego Maradona's side nearly failed to qualify, but any predictions of an embarrassing shambles proved well wide of the mark. Argentina were superb and should have won by a far greater margin, but for some great saves by Vincent Enyeama and poor finishing from Gonzalo Higuain - who could find his place in the side under pressure from Inter Milan's Champions League hero Diego Milito. Gabriel Heinze headed the only goal early on and Lionel Messi was brilliant.
England 1-1 USA - Group C - Rustenburg
Even with Fabio Capello at the helm, watching England at the World Cup remains a reassuringly excruciating experience. A decent display, sparked by Steven Gerrard's early goal, was undone by an extraordinary goalkeeping blunder by Robert Green, who let Clint Dempsey's speculative long shot slip through his hands. He couldn't even blame the flighty Jabulani ball. But, on the bright side, it was a good performance by England. Less so by ITV HD, whose viewers missed the England goal because of the channel mistakenly cut to an ad break.
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Group C - Algeria v Slovenia - Polokwane - 12.30
Under normal circumstances, you couldn't pay English fans to watch this one. But there is every reason to shrug off that post-USA hangover and run the rule over the Three Lions' two other group rivals. Both sides are limited, but Slovenia toppled Russia in the play-offs and Algeria did the same to African champions Egypt, so neither should be underestimated.
Group D - Serbia v Ghana - Pretoria - 15.00
A clash of cultures as the Balkans take on West Africa. However, both teams love to literally throw their weight around so there should be shuddering challenges all round from the opening whistle. Ghana are missing talisman Michael Essien, but reached the African Cup of Nations final without him. Premier League hard men Nemanja Vidic and Branislav Ivanovic play at the back for Serbia, but Wigan goalkeeper Vladimir Stojkovic looks a weak link.
Group D - Germany v Australia - Durban - 19.30
These nations have inflicted so much sporting pain on England, fans could be forgiven for wanting both to lose. Germany lack star power, especially without injured captain Michael Ballack. They are bound to be emotional following the tragic suicide of their goalkeeper Robert Enke last November. The Aussies did well in 2006, nearly upsetting Italy in the second round, but now look a little long in the tooth. Harry Kewell (remember him?) and Tim Cahill are key men.
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Water cooler chat: That Robert Green howler
Remember when England had the best goalkeepers in the world? Well, neither do I, actually, but there was a time when beasts like Gordon Banks and Peter Shilton roamed the earth, stopping everything in their path. Ever since a creaky 40-something Shilton let a deflected free-kick loop over his head against West Germany in 1990, it has been a long toboggan ride downhill. There was David Seaman getting lobbed by Ronaldinho in 2002, Scott Carson's error against Croatia that cost us a place at Euro 2008 and numerous instances of David James clowning. Green's mistake against the US not only joined an illustrious list of foul-ups, it raised the bar. Extraordinary.
What to say: "My gran could have saved that."
What not to say: "David James, Joe Hart, Ben Foster, Scott Carson, Paul Robinson, Chris Kirkland and Manuel Almunia could have saved that."
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World Cup jargon: Lone striker
Formation in which a team plays five midfielders and only one out-and-out striker - usually in a 4-2-3-1 setup. Fabio Capello prefers a 4-4-2 (with Emile Heskey partnering Wayne Rooney in attack) but there is a growing clamour for Rooney to play as a lone striker against Algeria next Friday. He and Steven Gerrard played too deep at times against the USA, and the probable return of midfielder Gareth Barry next week could herald a switch in formation. Hardly riveting, but worth explaining to the uninitiated because England fans will spend the next six days talking about LITERALLY NOTHING ELSE. Except vuvuzelas, maybe.
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"Early on in my career, we'd start our implementation and we'd be nose to the grindstone throughout an entire weekend," says Bob Pate, Network Operations Manager at New Orleans-based law firm McGlinchey Stafford. "We'd be so focused on finishing the project by the time Monday rolled around that we were leaving our customers in the dark."
Pate knows better now.
Getting customers involved is critical, but so is striking the right balance so that everyone is aware of what's going on, but isn't overloaded, says Joe Moore, Applications Support Manager at the firm, who also is a Project Management Institute-certified Project Management Professional.
In an interview with ITworld contributing writer Beth Schultz, Pate and Moore offer these tips for keeping customers in the loop.
1. Don't leave customers in the dark
Moore: The fewer surprises for users the better we'll be in the end. So from the software perspective, very often the first thing we do is create a plan that lists all the communications that we want to use during the project among the project team itself as well as to the end users. And then we keep the proper audience informed through e-mail and sometimes from our intranet home page.
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Pate: you've got to get user input even for something as simple as a screen design. It just makes the buy-in and acceptance of a project so much easier. The first five years of my career, I was still putting together a screen based on what I thought worked best, but, in all honesty, 75% of the time, I was way off base.
3. Pick the right pilot testers
Moore: We learned from a document management system upgrade we did earlier this year to make sure users in the pilot group are geographically dispersed--meaning that we've got users from all of our different offices as opposed to in just a few focus offices--and that they represent the different positions--attorneys, secretaries, admin staff and so forth. In other words, get a broad range of pilot group members.
Pate: You can't just work with people who are IT-friendly; we involve people who are sometimes critical because those criticisms can be constructive and can help make the overall product implementation better. We have some people who are very resistant to change. We have other people who want the newest technology--now.
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Moore: We'll occasionally do user surveys afterwards. "Does the software work as advertised?" "Did we do a good job in the implementation?" We ask them, "Did you know what was going to happen? What do you think of the changes?"
Pate: We also recently started sending out more in-depth and technically detailed surveys for those people who have been involved in the actual projects and implementations -- meaning, primarily, our own team members. We tell them to go ahead, be blunt and frank because that helps us tremendously in identifying weaknesses in our project process or even in some areas of our management style.
This tip is adapted from "What I've Learned About Being A Good Project Manager" by Beth Schultz.
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My latest personal residence is a nicely renovated studio apartment in a completely renovated older building in Chicago. I am adjusting to living in a small space again and want to keep the place rather light and airy looking. I need window covering and saw the curtain wire approach in the latest IKEA catalog.
Has anyone used curtain wire instead of more conventional hardware? I would hang simple cotton panels from it I think.
I worry about it sagging and from the picture it looks like there is no fitting provided for adding tension.
So I was thinking of just getting my own stranded cable, ferrels and maybe small turnbuckles so I could tighten things when needed.
Any thoughts?
In the long run I think your approach will be less expensive than buying "curtain" hardware and work well for you. If you are hanging cotton panels their weight is not all that much unless they are lined which would help for insulation and also sun damage to the face fabric.
There are also tracks that could be screwed into the ceiling, similar to what you see in exam rooms at a hospital. The tracks offer easy open close, more so than your cable. That would be my choice. If you want further into about the tracks, please let me know I will get some links together for you. I would also ad a wand (something like a plastic tubing that you hold to open and close the curtains, that way you are not getting your grubby little paws all over the fabric, lol). Please just a joke.. but the wand is a good idea.
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Located a pic of one of the ceiling mounted tracks for you: There are quite a few options for the carriers that are used for these tracks. Hope this helps.
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Northwestern coach Kelly Amonte Hiller announced Monday morning that the seven-time champion Wildcats will host USC at historic Wrigley Field on April 26.
"We're very excited about the matchup and to have the opportunity to play at such an amazing venue," said Amonte Hiller in a press conference on Monday morning. "We're hoping to have a great draw and that a lot of people from the Chicago area come check us out."
Notre Dame was originally in the discussions when the opponent for the game was being discussed, but Northwestern was unable to work out the dates due to the Irish's new conference schedule in the ACC. The Wildcats had USC on the scedule for April 26, and that happened to also be the date that worked out with the Cubs. Final plans for the size and layout of the field have yet to be determined, but Amonte Hiller didn't see fitting the field within the layout of Wrigley to present much of a challenge.
Northwestern has frequently played games in non-lacrosse venues. They were part of the first lacrosse game at the LA Coliseum last season, where they played USC in the Trojans' first game as a program. The Wildcats have also played at Cowboys Stadium, now AT&T Stadium, and Gillette Stadium, home of the New England Patriots.
The game at Wrigley comes at a good time, as Chicago-area's Toyota Park is one of three finalists to host championship weekend from 2015-18.
"I think this is a great lead in to it," Amonte Hiller said. "To have a venue in the city where a lot of lacrosse fans and Northwestern fans can come check us out would give a little insight into our following and how excited people would be to have the NCAA tournament in this area. We would be overjoyed. To have one at Toyota Park and one at Soldier Field (a finalist for the men's championship weekend) would be a really cool Memorial Day Weekend."


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vibration with "thump, thump, thump" sound
I've been researching this, but don't seem to see a discussion matching my symptoms. I'm a noob when it comes to car work, but learning fast.
Anyway, on heavy acceleration in 1st, 2nd and sometimes 3rd I get a vibration and sound from what sounds like right underneath the center armrest. It's related to RPM, and comes around 2900'ish and then again at 3700'ish. THere is a very solid rumbling type sound accompanying it.
Like I said, I'm a noob when it comes to this stuff, I'm hoping someone can say oh yea, that your U-joints or something.
Search guibo
Then maybe the center support for the driveshaft
I would change the transfer case fluid and front diff fluid.
Have a good look at transfer case mount, look for bent wheels, check tire pressures, etc.
I'm thinking it may be the transfer case rubber buffer, number 2 below. I'm gonna replace it and see :banghead:
Thanks for the help!
Before you give up on wheels...did you look at them for flat spots? Even if balanced, you can have a flat spot you'd feel. Spin each wheel by hand and look at the rims for a 'hop' indicating flat spot. If you find that up front, move it to the back.
Often times tire balance issues show themselves at a particular speed...and you can often drive up to them and past them without issue...but there will be a range where you'll notice it...and it would vibrate the whole car...so you could think it's coming from anywhere really.
You can see part of the guibo...but if you look closely, see if the metal spacers through the guibo are firmly attached to the rubber. It might look from from the outer edge, but not be where the bolts go through. Take a close picture of it for us.
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And here is the transfer case buffer I think I will replace:
I'm guessing the center support bearing.
I'm guessing its the carrier number 8. The bearing 9 floats in a rubber membrane in the carrier housing. I'm guessing that has deteriorated. Dont forget item 11 a thick sticky gooey double sided tape that helps stabilize the carrier. Also the Bently manual say to pre-load the bearing by sliding it back (?) about 10 mm before tightening the mounting bolts all the way. You should consider replacing item 1 (guido) since it has to be removed to get to the bearing. Match mark your splines at both end before removing the axle. I used a oil filter strap wrench to loosen the item 5 locking collar
You did this job already? You're close to me. Maybe a case 'a beer help a brother out deal here? Just someone to stand by and give support, with an educated sense of what it's suppose to go like, would be a huge benefit.
^the CSB is probably fine. I'm not sure why everyone wants to replace them all of a sudden.
Check to see if the rubber has pulled away from the metal center of the TC mount at all. If so, replace it. The guibo looks fine.
Rotate your tires front to rear and see if anything changes.
OP, the last 2 things Kubica mentioned are probably a bigger factor and a better place to start. The TCB is a PITA to do according to the shop but made the biggest difference in my vibration of the car and overall solid feel. The XI has no other transmission mounts than this, so it's imperative it's tight.
Thanks guys. The rubber on the TC mount did look pretty bad internally - cracks and definately "dryed" out looking. I'll look into replacing it (have one ordered already anyway) and rotate the tires and see what that does.
Anything to look out for when replacing that TC mount rubber? Like preloading the CSB to the driveshaft removal type things to watch out for?
Have you absolutely ruled-out the CV axles up front? Sometimes it is hard to tell where the vibration is coming from when these are the problem. Does your vibration issue happen when you first start out on a drive, or only after driving for a while?
Why doesn't your guibo have 6 nuts on it? Also the e-bolts you have don't belong on the guibo afaik, but on the other end of driveshaft. But, there should be nuts on each of the bolts. Looks like yours only has 3 nuts on. Did this issue happen after you'd had guibo replaced recently?
Ah, the wrong bolts are too short for you to get nuts on...that's one thing...didn't think that flange was threaded, but it still takes nuts on mine...check realoem for your car and make sure you get that part right.
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I'm very glad I posted this and hope my warning keeps others from the same. But the real benefit to me is you all take the condition seriously but don't take my pessimistic conclusions seriously. That's a great combo and it makes me feel much better, at least in my mind if not my hand (but you're not magicians for that one)
so thank you - and I think too of all the people who would give anything to just have a thumb-joint their health problem - instead of broken spines, paralysis, fatal illnesses etc. It is too easy to look at the glass half-empty without good people to give you a different perspective - so I thank you all VERY much. I'll keep pluggin and not give up.
This is but a pebble in the shoe in comparison to what I could have.
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Sorry to hear of your injury. The bright side is you do have two hands. It will take some time but you can master weak hand shooting.
A word to the wise isn't necessary, save it for the stupid
You will probably able to shoot long guns. Muzzleloaders can vibe very low recoil. So too are 22 pistols.
I hope it all works out and you don't have to give up what you love.
time to switch to a less recoiling gun that doesn't punish your hand so much. Also might want to start training on you left hand.
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We just had a GE slide in range installed by the store where we purchased. The front of the range extends out from the counter top by about 3/4" more than we would like because the back of the stove is hitting a board under the cabinets. When I asked the installer about cutting out the board, he said that he couldn't because there needed to be some clearance between the back of the enclosure and the back of the range and that, absent that clearance, the back of the cabinet would get too hot and potential catch on fire during the oven cleaning cycle. However, GE's materials say that the range is UL approved for 0" clearance to the back. So I'm wondering if the guy just didn't want to take the extra time to cut out the board.
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The Ultra-sexy bombshell known as Tiffany Mone' was born April 1, 1986 in Newark, NJ to two parents of African-American decent. At the age of 14, this rising star knew that fashion was her passion so she defeated her shyness and started locally – hitting the runway and eventually branching off into The Big Apple. Things excelled for her as her journey began to blossom but her joy was short-lived when her parents agreed she should focus on her academics and enjoy her childhood.
Distraught and hurt, the sassy Diva was determined to make her dreams come true and conquer the fashion world. Years later, halted by a size factor in the high-fashion industry after high school, Tiffany embraced her womanly assets and never gave up hope when modeling agencies turned her away to lose weight. Through all the trials and tribulations of the modeling world she has still managed to appear in a couple of urban magazines such as ASIS & Deep Hitters. Her voluptuous and appealing looks may turn heads, but this strong-will, extroverted Diva's walk, personality, demeanor, passion and dedication is a show-stopper.
Aside from graduating high school, going to college and pursing modeling, Tiffany enjoys singing, public speaking, traveling and meeting new people. She is a loving woman who also has a passion for nursing and helping others. Her squeaky laugh and memorable smile definitely brightens up a room when she's catering to the terminally ill under hospice care. I am Tiffany Mone..!
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Join Geneva Neighborhood Resource Center's group located in South Lake Neighborhood for a community potluck.
Bring a dish to pass and your own place settings for our meeting. We have invited local representatives from many different places to join us for our event as well.
We will have a dinner where you can mingle and meet others from town and the neighborhood. This will be followed by a panel discussion with local residents and our officals.
This event is free and open to the public.
Starts at 6pm at Zion Lutheran Church (18 Snell Road, Geneva, NY)
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