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the falls of the Niagara River: in Canada, the Horseshoe Falls, 158 feet (48 meters) high; 2600 feet (792 meters) wide; in the U.S., American Falls, 167 feet (51 meters) high; 1000 feet (305 meters) wide.
a city in W New York, on the U.S. side of the falls.
a city in SE Ontario, on the Canadian side of the falls.
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Niagara Falls
(functioning as plural) the falls of the Niagara River, on the border between the US and Canada between Lake Erie and Lake Ontario: divided by Goat Island into the American Falls, 50 m (167 ft) high and approximately 300 m (985 ft) wide, and the Horseshoe or Canadian Falls, 47 m (158 ft) high and by some estimates well over 800 m (2625 ft) wide
(functioning as singular) a city in W New York State, situated at the falls of the Niagara River. Pop: 78 815 (2001)
(functioning as singular) a city in S Canada, in SE Ontario on the Niagara River just below the falls: linked to the city of Niagara Falls in the US by three bridges. Pop: 78 815 (2001)
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Waterfall in western New York state and southern Ontario, Canada.
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Great tourist attraction known as a honeymooners' resort.
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Rochelle Underdue is a dynamic spirit who has found her path. Everything about her screams movement, passion, and authenticity. Far more than a dance instructor, she aims to translate her fervor for dance into a ministry that leads wandering artistic souls to creative liberation. With already more than ten years of experience under her belt, she is currently enrolled at UNF earning her BFA in Religious Studies. Her endless drive to learn and improve herself feeds her desire to help others break out of the constraints she has often experienced along her journey.
With an infectious positivity, she's making her own way in Jacksonville. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with her and get to know more about what she's doing to change the face of dance in this city, one step at a time.
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Hello! My Name is Rochelle Underdue. I'm a multidisciplinary dance instructor and an aspiring community educator. I was born in Arlington, Virginia and raised here in Jacksonville, Florida. I have one sister, Raquel "Che" Underdue, my mom, Rowena Maria Underdue and my late father, Rodney Lessel Underdue.
Throughout my dance career, I have worked or been associated with the following projects and platforms: The Ritz (Hip Hop dancer and choreographer), Alumni of ARN (A Rhythm Nation), Hip Hop teacher for Polly B Dance Academy, manager and member of danceWORKS modern company of FSCJ, cheerleader for the Jacksonville Giants, Hip Hop and Contemporary teacher at Studio K Dance, Assistant Coordinator and member of Morgan Brown Dance Company, One Spark representative and choreographer of dance workshop series ImoveUmove, Assistant Choreographer and coach for Atlantic Coast High School, member of Three Hearts Dance, Wreckless Dance Crew, Dance Education teacher for Foundation Academy, and dance instructor for Fusion Performance Academy.
My most recent accomplishments include serving as a Dance Director for Word In Motion in Duarte, California, appearing as a Burlington Model on the Steve Harvey Show, hair model and performer for Creme of Nature, Top 16 Female Competitor for 405 Cypher Spot LA, preliminary qualifier for World of Dance Orlando, Funk Jams Ft. Lauderdale, and Rookie Battle participant at DGBEK Studios, Orlando. My educational background includes Discipleship Ministry Certification from Word In Motion and an Associate's Degree from Florida State College of Jacksonville. As I'm continuing to pursue my education and dance experience, I move toward the ongoing goal of continuing to spread knowledge of self-love within the arts, serving the community, and encouraging people to discover their inner gifts and purpose in life.
What projects are you currently involved with or spearheading here in Jacksonville?
My current mission lies within building a community platform through "In the Midst". The idea for this movement started on Dec 3, 2016 as a means of stepping out and following what has been divinely placed in me to serve for the people. This space is to help, educate, and develop additional awareness of value for the arts community. The purpose of this movement is to connect with people internationally and locally by sharing the love and testimonies of the individuals that step on this platform. My most recent experience was with the community dance space. I taught free dance classes for two months to add to the platform, giving it the FULL overall purpose of what I would love to give to all to receive - a free safe space. Why? The community served me the same way and in return, I would love to share what was given to me for the next to come. In this I truly would love the city to see how this space brought many others the identity to succeed and hopefully can invest in providing this space.
What inspired or attracted you to dance as an artistic expression, what does dance mean to you, and why do you feel it is an important means of creative expression?
To be completely honest, it IS truly a God given gift. This gift was shared between me and my sister growing up and it was embraced in our family (father was involved in music via rap and DJing and mother through dance). Dance came to me when trauma struck my life personally. Dance just always gave me space and opportunity to be myself. Even when struggling to find myself and understand life's doing, dance gave me the space to just be. Dance is literally God's extended love and grace. It gave me my many second chances in life. It helped me to see how I overlooked the ONE love that is true and consistent. It is important to be able to be your FULL complete self. Whether your creative gift is a hidden talent, hobby, or profession, the ability and freedom to use it is a MUST. It's needed because those who are naturally creative process life differently. We aren't made to DO "regular jobs". Your talent and expression is your purpose to serve. That's what I feel in my gut for myself. No matter how many different avenues I try, I keep getting led back to dance. If one is not able to utilize their artistic talents, it may cause a lack of ability to comprehend and connect to life.
How do you connect your art to education and community outreach?
My education consists of associates in arts and ministry. With these two doctrines, as well my experience as a director, educator, choreographer, and dancer, I educate within dance- teaching fundamentals and history of dance. Through ministry I put an emphasis on utilizing one's gift as an instrument to provide creative healing for the mind, body, and soul. With dance ministry, I utilize dance to help to bring the people a safe space for them to heal, express, and connect. Overall, I take in the environment of the people and I truly base my teachings on what needs to be organically released in the atmosphere. I always say when teaching dance, it's not only about what I want to teach, but it's what I too can learn from the students.
You've been living and working as an artist in Jacksonville for a while now. How do you view the evolution of the arts since you first put down roots in this city?
I believe that in reconnecting to my roots as dancer and being in the position that i'm in now, things will continue to grow for the better. I believe once a person steps into their calling or purpose, it creates more opportunities for others to experience. I honestly tried to connect with other figures to receive insight on how to bring light to dance in the community or how I could be part of the hip hop scene. After several discouraging conversations, it literally shifted me to see that the answer is ME. I'm supposed to be the initiator for the vision because it was experienced through and placed within ME to share. Talk about pressure. There's not too much here in Jacksonville especially for the dancers who are now teachers in the community. When I realized this in 2016, I started to travel outside of Jacksonville to experience certain styles of dance so that as a teacher I could be artistically diverse. Expanding for myself sparked the inspiration to build connections in different communities. In this I'm seeing myself and my work as setting a path for others.
How do you feel about the dance/performing arts scene in this city, specifically as it pertains to Black and Brown Culture? How do you feel the general population views dance and performing arts in Jacksonville?
I believe there's still part of the population that needs to experience art in both industry and ministry, period. I believe there is history that NEEDS to be embraced here in Jacksonville in order for the purpose of the art community to FULLY thrive. In my experience, there is a disconnect on the part of the churches, politics, and community. If the main goal is SERVING the community, then why NOT give what's needed for the sake of people to live and experience? As a mixed black and filipino woman, I have experienced much discrimination due to class and culture. THIS is what inspired me in pursuing the path that I'm currently on.
There were two main experiences that sharpened me as person. While pursuing my dance education, my experience started with losing my father as soon as I was accepted into the dance company in 2011. Talk about divine timing. Appreciation was reciprocated between teacher, students, and staff, but I often found myself out of place. I often wondered where I fit in. The textbooks for dance humanities only shared two to four pages explaining vague definitions of where hip hop was born in contrast to the rest of the book that was filled with many variations of contemporary, ballet, and modern dance styles. Though hip hop was required to be accepted into the company at that time, hip hop was not provided as a dance curriculum or choreography style choice for the company. Being the oldest mixed woman member in the company whose original style of dance was hip hop, it was just tough to feel truly included. Overall,I truly wondered why hip hop was highlighted but not acknowledged.
Now, in sharing this experience I in no way mean to disrespect - that time served me as dancer and as an upcoming choreographer NEEDING a space to express my story in addition to performing others. It gave me the purpose to go and seek out what I was trying to find during that time. I do honor the space of Dance Composition with Becca Levy and Ballet with Morgan Brown. These two spaces helped me to identify myself in the space. Which allowed me to find some peace in knowing it is ok to be differently placed or set in life.
I attended Word In Motion in a discipleship program in California. That experience alone completed me. Honestly, before I left, I threw my first "In the Midst" showcase and before I performed a hip hop based solo "Blessings" by Chance the Rapper, I said "God, If I you want me to do dance ministry, if I can do it like this, then I'll do it." The response? "Who's to say you haven't done it already?" After that performance my intention of performing changed to ministering to people versus satisfying and entertaining expectation. Days later I ministered at a church called House of Prayer in Arlington. Not even realizing the pastor was going to speak about the company I was interested in (Word In Motion). He said "This is a new wave of dance ministry, because we are stuck on old fashion, we could overlook what is being ministered to us as a blessing." I'd been told that dance wasn't welcomed in church or if it's not lyrical, it's not worship. Even in regular service by comparison I was able to just dance, sit, stretch, or exist in the space in California. Here, You can FEEL the judgement simply because its different. So THIS is where I'm at with my purpose. It's to break down barriers of the old with the new that I've been blessed to experience in order to provide a way for others to see.
For the melanin culture, we won't be able to fit in unless WE make an effort to highlight WHY. Not just going into history in explaining what was "taken" or "created" but seeing that and utilizing the rights that our ancestors fought and died for in order for us to CREATE the differences for our people. My experience as a mixed woman showed me that I do have what it takes to make many differences. That there are things that are just naturally given and that can't be implemented by another being. That if you experienced something that was personally felt, it's because YOU are the one to spark the needed flame to create the change wherever you experienced it. I'm here as an inspired community teacher educating and ministering on the many styles of dance. Not because someone told me to, but because it's apart of the gift's purpose. As an overall art culture, we must respect tradition and embrace history as such, so that we can create anew. PERIOD. We can do this in love, by accepting the differences that were made for our people and recognizing the power we have.
How impactful or valuable do you feel your or other initiatives like yours are to Artists and the Arts Community?
I personally feel like I am impactful just by the people who acknowledge me not just for dance, but as a person. I feel it in my family, with my sister. Even when I just worked at regular jobs, to spread love IS impactful by itself, i'm just a vessel. I feel it in my students most of all. I can look back on 8 years of old notes, shared love of appreciations of dance and memorabilia from my students from Jax to California! This wouldn't have been possible if it wasn't for ALL the platforms that I was blessed to experience to SEE the potential I had to offer. Although I've served the community as a performer for 10+ years, I'm just truly at the beginning steps here in the community as my own platform, so hopefully you all will see how impactful I can be!
What have you learned about yourself through your giving and your work?
Wow, I've learned so much by simply adding these classes and truly building this platform over the past nearly three years.
Faith - you have to have it and you need to BELIEVE in it. In spite of how hard life gets, you must be mindful of what's inside of you thats needing to come out.
Selflessness - you can't do the work of the community and be led by the ego - not to me you can't. This gift of mine, isn't mine to have, it's to share. It is a duty to constantly share and be aware of your gift.
Space - we as people don't really SEE what is truly in our space (self). I've learned to observe my space and learned how to value myself in this space. As a teacher or figure that is in a position to influence, it is very important to BE healthy.. be REAL but become that needed source for those who are coming to YOUR space. You have to be able to fight what will try to stop you from honoring spirit and gift.
I learned that overall, to embrace who I am called to be and TRUST in the process of the seeds that are planted. TO NEVER ALLOW ANYONE OR ANYTHING TO STOP YOU FROM DOING YOU. Starting is doing. Staying is consistent. Completing is THE ending.
What are the greatest challenges you face as an arts professional living and working in Northeast Florida?
That you just have to start stuff on your own - [laughing]. That you just gotta follow that instinct or idea. I learned you can become the opportunity you want to experience. By that I mean you can create what can be experienced for yourself and others. That you are a path and a doorway for someone to walk in. Here in Jacksonville, there is a certain type of mindset or wave that is known as a "crab pot" mentality. Some, including myself, just don't live it and it can be hard to get recognition, acknowledgement, or appreciation from the city because the city is needing the same for itself, BUT in that, if you are able to SHIFT your attention to those who DO pay attention and care for your work, then you've won THE battle.
How do you define success in what you do?
For some people, it's more of a need to feel freedom from within first before reaping success in material form. It's the feeling of success versus seeing it for me. Now don't get me wrong, I'm definitely wanting my abundance! However, success, to me, is as simple as me getting up and being able to be to be happy being who I'm destined to be for the day alone. That any given moment life can be gone, so how are you truly living? From the day when my dad passed away, I choose to NEVER be less than what I know God intended me to be. Whether as a dance teacher or just a person in passing. Anytime you are able to DO what is truly authentic of the spirit, that to me is success.
We'd like to thank Rochelle for her participation in this interview. We'd also like to thank you for reading.
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The author of the article examines strategies used to belittle political opponents in the underground press published in Poland in 1939–1945. It turns out that the language of political propaganda in the period had many communication strategies employed in the fight against political rivals, often regarded as enemies. The author presents examples of how political invectives were used in a very important period of power struggle among political parties operating in the underground.
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Canada is the second largest country in the world with well-appreciated multiculturalism and a high standard of living, not to mention its richly diversified economy, sought-after natural resources and well-developed social programs. No wonder the United Nations votes Canada one of the best places to live in the world year after year.
Inimex Inc. provides complete professional services to entrepreneurs and investors who wish to establish themselves in Canada.
Canada: Immigration for self-employed individuals:
- Possess management experience of at least two (2) years in your field,
- Be able to employ yourself in sport, arts or farming activities,
- Demonstrate ways in which you will contribute positively to the local economy.
Canada (Quebec): Immigration for investors:
- Own net assets of at least 1 600 000 $ CAN,
- Intend to settle in Quebec,
- Invest 800 000 $ CAN for a five-year term, guaranteed by the Government of Quebec
Canada (Ontario): Immigration for investors:
- Own net assets of at least 3 000 000 $ CAN,
- Intend to settle in Ontario,
- Employ at least five (5) people, including yourself, in commercial, industrial or farming activities.
Canada (Alberta): Immigration for farmers:
- Those with experience in farm management who intend on and are able to buy and manage a farm in Alberta.
Canada (Saskatchewan): Immigration programs. There are four (4) available programs:
- Skilled workers and professionals with a minimum three (3) years' experience in a relevant field,
- Those with documented experience in farm ownership and operations and with a net worth of 500 000 $CAD with a mandatory deposit of 75 000 $CAD must be made to the province (such deposit will be refunded upon fulfilling initial obligations),
- Entrepreneurs with a minimum net worth of 300 000 $CAD with intent on settling in Saskatchewan, invest a minimum of 150 000 $CAD locally and depositing 75 000 $CAD to the province (refundable upon fulfilling initial obligations).
- Large scale investors who intend to invest a minimum of 10 000 000 $CAD will get priority processing.
Canada (B.C.): Immigration for investors and entrepreneurs:
- Qualify as a highly-skilled individual (manager, professional or skilled trades people), an investor or an entrepreneur,
- The BC Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) offers accelerated immigration for foreign workers and entrepreneurs intending to live permanently in B.C., demonstrate the ability to become economically established and make a significant contribution to B.C.,
- Sign a performance agreement which will result in a two-year work permit;
4. Arrive in B.C. on a work permit and complete items 1 to 4 below;
- Meet minimum net worth requirements,
- Make minimum investment,
- Be actively involved in the daily management of the business,
- Create jobs for Canadian citizens or permanent residents.
Several options are available:
Entrepreneur category (either start new business, buy or expand existing one):
- Min. net worth of 800,000$ CAD,
- Min. investment of 400,000$ CAD,
- Create at least 3 jobs
Regional entrepreneur category:
- Min. net worth of 400,000$ CAD,
- Min. investment of 200,000$ CAD,
- Create at least 1 job.
Strategic project category (open operations in B.C.):
- Min. investment of 500,000$ CAD,
- Assign 5 key staff members,
- Create at least 3 jobs.
Regional business succession option:
- Purchase and manage existing B.C. business located outside Vancouver and Abbots ford,
- Receive priority processing and reduced job creation requirements.
Farming business option:
- Start new or purchase and manage existing B.C. farm,
- Includes feasibility assessment prepared by eligible consultant approved by the Ministry of Agriculture.
Investors must be investment-ready, with business ownership or management experience. They must be able to establish themselves in B.C. and invest in a new or existing business that will employ Canadian citizens or permanent residents, providing significant economic benefits to B.C.
- Have permanent resident status;
- Have lived in Canada for at least three (3) of the last four (4) years,
- Not have a criminal history,
- Demonstrate adequate knowledge of one of the two official languages (French or English),
- Pass the citizenship test, including proper knowledge of Canada's history, values, etc.
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Massage Therapists in Pittsburgh, PA
Comprehensive list of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania based massage spas, studios and centers.
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I am a PA Licensed Massage Therapist with over 23 years of experience. I am proficient at Swedish, DeepTissue/sports, Neuromuscular (trigger point) Reflexology, Hydromassage,Myofascial Release, Shiatsu, Cupping, Tantra, PNF stretching. Reiki, Chakra balancing. Life Coaching
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Alta Villa Spa & Salon is a complete service facility committed to delivering quality services and products in a comforting atmosphere. At Alta Villa Spa & Salon, we understand that you deserve a truly special spa experience - so our Sophisticated Pampering commitment means that we'll do everything we can to supply luxurious and relaxing services that leave you looking and feeling great.
Relax and let Comfort Zone Day Spa take attention of all of your hair coloring, cutting, waxing, and other beauty salon services. We welcome walk-ins and provide UPMC and student discounts as well as monthly specials. We are locally owned & operated and have 10+ years of knowledge. Call us now for more information.
A 2003 study showed that massage therapy produced better results and reduced the need for painkillers by 36 percent when compared to other therapies, including acupuncture and spinal modification. Today, massage therapy is one of the most common ways people ease back pain. One of many great items you can get to promote nice wellness in your life.
Stress is something we all experience on a daily basis. Many people are well aware of their stress; their bodies indicate it with strain, tension and uneasiness. Massage therapy is a crucial component of any stress management strategy. Most people are aware that massage therapy can assist them; however, they often fail to make the connection that receiving massage therapy is what they need to do right
Massage therapy profoundly affects both physical and psychological health. These are a few of the ways massage therapy can contribute to your health and well being. Massage therapy can be a vital part of everyone's health regimen. As well as the direct physical benefits, touch contributes much to our overall well-being.
Judy Vanderbeck supplies a range of therapeutic modalities to build a session specific to your requirements. Her focus is on integrating one or more techniques to bring more relaxation and balanced functioning to you in daily life. Whether you seek massage therapy simply for relaxation, to recover more easily from an injury, or to obtain better physical functioning, Judy can evolve a session specific
The award-winning Spa at Nail Galleria is situated on the lower lobby level of the Grand Omni William Penn Hotel in the middle of downtown Pittsburgh. The beautifully appointed 3500 sq. foot salon includes twelve nail and five pedicure stations, private facial, wax and massage therapy rooms, a tanning bed and an epicurean retail center.
Western Pennsylvania's 1st technical institute providing career training in massage therapy. Our academy was established in 1986 by a group of massage therapists and has graduated 100's of successful massage therapists since then. You too can join the 100's of working, confident massage specialists who have began on their path to success at the Pittsburgh School of Massage Therapy.
Our team of professional massage therapists work to make your massage experience an especially rewarding one. Our corporate customers like Seagate, CMU, and HealthAmerica, among many others have seen the benefits of massage to boost productivity and morale. We've been featured in Pittsburgh Magazine, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and the Tribune-Review. We've been seen on CNN, KDKA, WTAE and WPXI.
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The approach is a holistic one, and considers both the body and mind kinds of massage. This enables you to completely experience both the physical and mental benefits of massage therapy. Whether you need massage to relax, relieve stress, relieve pain or muscle tension in the body, or rehabilitate from injury, Massana Massage Therapy & Bodywork is your solution.
Whether you are struggling with pain and discomfort, seeking to reduce the stresses of life, interested in prevention and wellness, or have a more specific need the massage therapists at Fusion Massage Therapy supply you with beneficial options. There are various styles of massage and bodyworkz, each having their own unique techniques, principles and approaches.
E uropean Massage Therapy is Establishment in the Mount Lebanon area of Pittsburgh in 2001. There are five massage therapists, all having over 1,000 hours in bodywork training, nationally certified and AMTA members. Sveltlana Mitchell the owner started her professional career in 1991 as a massage therapist in Ukraine. She studied and gained her 1st diplomas in massage therapy in Ukraine.
Teaching: Home page of David A. Wheeler, Ph.D., ACMT for his courses at Robert Morris University. David is an Associate Professor of Psychology. Massage: Massage therapy for relaxation and improved health.
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Massage and bodywork can assist release chronic muscular tension and pain, improve circulation, increase joint flexibility, reduce mental and physical fatigue and stress, promote faster healing of injured muscular tissue, improve posture and reduce blood pressure. It is known to promote better, more relaxing sleep, improve concentration, reduce anxiety and create an overall sense of highly-being.
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Tools 2 Use - SMS Scripting Guide
Systems Management Server Scripting Guide
The SMS 2003 Scripting Guide is a .chm file you can down load that provides over 40 scripts, ranging from tasks such as creating advertisements to running queries. It explains the basics of SMS objects, WMI, and VBScript through a series of 'How To' examples. Each example has extensive and appropriate links to other resources, such as the SMS SDK, the WMI SDK, and the Windows 2000 Scripting Guide.
BTW - if you don't know about them, check out the IT Pro's secret weapon - the Scripting Guys here: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/community/columns/scripts/sghits.mspx
Then mosey on over to the next big thing - Virtual Labs - you will thank me one day: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/traincert/virtuallab/default.mspx


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Verbatim: Top Challenge
From the Database of Home of the Underdogs
GAME DEVELOPER:Anonymous
GAME PUBLISHER:Freeware
Copyright 1993, Verbatim
Verbatim: Top Challenge is an average colllection of 5 "rugged sport" games, created as a promotional title to celebrate Verbatim's 25th anniversary as one of the world's largest data storage companies. The games themselves range from mountain biking and rock climbing to the more interesting parachuting, but none of them is good enough to keep your interest for long. If you collect promotional titles or sports games in general, you might find Verbatim fun for the first few minutes before the tedium kicks in. The game is in German, but the games are easy to play, since they are all arcade-oriented. If you can read German, though, you can read a few colorful pages about Verbatim's history and its range of products.


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Owen Hewitt
Owen is a native South Carolinian whos love for aviation has spanned decades. Avid supporters of the military, Owen and his wife Lindsay enjoy attending air shows that feature demonstration teams such as the Blue Angels or Thunderbirds. Owen currently shoots with a Sigma 100-400mm Contemporary attached to a Nikon D7200 body.


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The Possibilities of LED Tape Lighting
Nov 14, 2017
In 2017, we have seen a surge of some very cool and unique lighting ideas coming to the ever changing lighting industry. If you have ever seen the movie "Tron", you may be a fan of some of the new styles – of course, there is always the more subtle approach comprising of the new warm dim tape lighting (which gets warmer as you dim it).
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Aug 10, 2016
Whether you are a business owner, facilities manager, or home owner, chances are you have thought of ways to cut back and get in the black – lighting has been a popular and trending topic. "Convert over to LED and I'll save money"? Yes, it is true that you can reduce the amount of energy consumed when switching over to LED, therefore reducing your bottom line. However, there are tons of variables and options that should be addressed when looking to convert lighting that is existing.
Aug 10, 2016
Have you heard of EPAct? You may qualify for federal tax incentives and additional savings up to $0.60 per square foot for both lighting retrofits and new lighting projects. Both residential and commercial rental property owners will see the greatest benefit by this measure.
Aug 10, 2016
If you are currently purchasing halogen type PAR lamps, you may be made aware of the new regulations that were put into place on July 14, 2012. In effect, you will no longer be able to purchase PAR, R, ER, BPAR type incandescent/halogen type lamps. This rule will heavily impact the availability of many common lamp types in the hospitality and retail industries. The current standards that have the lowest efficiency and costs make the initial replacement costs higher, but over the long term, will end up reducing high energy consumption and monthly electric expense. However, there are a few options that can be utilized for an easy swap-out of high efficiency light bulbs. Priority Lighting recommends the following choices to retrofit existing track and recessed lighting systems and fixtures.


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Live from the Rock Room recently released a video of Chicago punk band The Brokedowns performing their song "Joliet, the Maui of the Midwest" off their 2014 album Life is a Breeze. Check it out below.
The band recently released their new album Sick of Space via Red Scare Industries.


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Former Stern Show Staffer and Veteran Radio Broadcaster Ralph Howard Passes Away
The Stern Show remembers the original voice of Howard 100 News
Former Stern Show staffer and veteran radio newscaster Ralph Howard passed away Tuesday morning at the age of 77.
Ralph spent more than 50 years crafting a successful career at stations like 1010 WINS, WCBS, WMCA, and subsequently Howard 100 as part of the original news department.
"We could not find the right voice for Howard 100 News because in order for the joke to work we had to have a real credible news voice," Howard recalled. "And when Ralph Howard walked in, we knew right away we had our man."
Ralph quickly became a beloved voice on the station, going on to do hundreds of newscasts for Howard before retiring in 2013.
Thank you @HowardStern for your wonderful words regarding my husband Ralph Howard.He just loved working with you all at Howard 100News came home laughing everyday . #BestJob
"He really was, like, the sweetest guy and well-loved down here," Stern Show staffer Will Murray remembered.
"Ralph Howard was a great guy. It's a sad day," Howard added.
Our deepest condolences go out to Ralph's family and friends.


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The 11th Frame: Quinn Sheehy sets Madison area youth record with 857 series
JEFF RICHGELS | Posted: Sunday, October 1, 2017 11:55 pm
Quinn Sheehy with the final game of his Madison area youth record 857. Photo by Prairie Lanes.
Note: This is an updated version of a story that posted Sept. 29. Quinn Sheehy set an all-time Madison area youth bowling record with an 857 series on Thursday at Prairie Lanes. Using a Track HEAT, Sheehy opened with a 299 game, leaving a 3-pin on his final ball, then fired a 300, before closing with a 258. Here is video of the close of his 299 and here is video of the close of his 300. The prior record was 856 by Nick Powers on April 11, 2009, at Prairie. There was some...


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Manchester City face fresh rival interest from AS Roma for the signing of Australian wonderkid Daniel Arzani, according to ESPN FC.
The 19-year-old Melbourne City winger has been linked with a host of clubs across Europe in recent weeks and is considered Australia's most promising talent since Harry Kewell.
Most recent reports had Arzani, who was the youngest player at the recently completed FIFA World Cup in Russia, on the cusp of a £280,000 move to the Etihad Stadium from Manchester City's sister club.
However, AS Roma, headed by shrewd talent-spotter Monchi, are also monitoring Arzani and are prepared to offer him a pathway into their first-team plans. A similar strategy saw Turkish sensation Cengiz Ünder snub City for Roma last summer after the Blues had made a confirmed bid.
City's plan would most likely be to loan the teenager out, as they did when they imported Aaron Mooy from Melbourne, then look to sell him on for profit. Mooy, who arrived on a free transfer, was sold a year later to Huddersfield after a successful loan spell, in a deal worth up to £10million.
The Premier League champions will hope their obvious link to Melbourne City – both clubs being part of the City Football Group – will help them clinch a deal for the highly-rated Arzani, although the player, who is into the final year of his contract, will think carefully about what the best move for him is.


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Baby pulled from submerged car expected to be OK
ST. LOUIS (AP) — A baby found inside an SUV submerged in a lake near St. Louis is expected to recover, thanks to the fast actions of a passing motorist and a paramedic.
But Thursday was still a tragic day in Madison County, Illinois, where one person died in a house fire and a second died in the lake in what authorities say are connected cases.
It began at 5:15 a.m. on Glen Carbon, Illinois, when fire broke out at a home owned by Cristy Lynn Campbell. An adult died in the fire but six children, siblings ranging from very young to teenagers, escaped. Sheriff John Lakin says the person killed has not been identified.
At 5:31 a.m., a motorist near Silver Lake in Highland, Illinois, saw a car heading toward the water and called 911. Paramedic Todd Zobrist arrived quickly, jumped into the 46-degree water and found a baby floating inside the car. He administered CPR on the hood then swam with the child to shore.
Lakin says the child is expected to be released Friday from a hospital in St. Charles, Missouri.
At 11:15 a.m., a body was pulled from the lake. The victim has not been identified but Lakin says authorities are no longer searching for Campbell.
(Editor's note: This story has been updated with the latest information.)


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2019 Shore Conference Tournament Preview
Seeds for the 2019 Shore Conference Tournament were unveiled Saturday as the best 16 teams from Monmouth and Ocean Counties were split into two halves of a bracket in the battle for the Hanchen and Dowd Cups.
The puck doesn't drop on the SCT until Feb. 4, but there are no shifts off at HockeyClan as we delve into the matchups right now! Be sure to check out all the rich history behind the cup tournaments at the bottom as well!
1-St. John Vianney vs 16-Brick Memorial
The Lancers will be tagged by many as the favorites in the Handchen Cup bracket. All around, the defending champs have been one of the best teams in the state and have controlled both ends of the ice on a consistent basis. Since starting the season 3-0-2, the Lancers have won 11 of their last 12 games, with their only defeat coming at the hands of Gordon Conference power Christian Brothers Academy.
The Lancers have received timely scoring to the tune of 4.24 goals-per-game behind the threat of John Gutt (21-25-46) and Dom Troisi (16-15-31). What makes SJV a dangerous team is the depth that they carry beyond the 1-2 punch of Gutt and Troisi with Evan Knoll (16), Colin Meany (11) and AJ Micalizzi (10) also producing double-digit point production on the season.
On the back end all season has been senior goaltender Jeremy Connor, who is looking to close out a fantastic four-year varsity career with a solid showing in the postseason. Connor enters the Handchen Cup with a .926 save percentage and four shutouts in his 15 starts this season. With a run in both the Shore Conference Tournament as well as the NJSIAA Playoffs, Connor could have a realistic chance of approaching 2000 career saves.
"We're really excited at the opportunity to play for the Handchen Cup for the second straight season," SJV head coach Mick Messemer said. "Our first order of business is the Egan Cup final on Monday night."
After the showdown with St. Joe's of Montvale on Monday night from Loucks Arena in Lawrenceville, the Lancers will return home and shift their focus to the 16th-seeded Mustangs of Brick Memorial, Messemer's alma mater.
Brick Memorial received the final spot in the bracket after struggling to a 5-12-3 mark after a 2-0 start to their season. The Mustangs have a tall order in front of them playing the top team in the Shore Conference, and to do so, they'll need to get contributions from their trio of goal scorers. Thomas Swartwout has been the catalyst of the offense this season with his team leading 35 points, while Ryan Chafe (25) and Mark McDermitt (22) have provided the Mustangs with solid production offensively from their top line.
In order to pull off the upset, Brick Memorial will also bank on a big performance from Joe Beshears in net.
"Regardless of the outcome Monday (Egan Cup), we need to refocus ourselves and play one game at a time of good, fundamentally sound hockey," Messemer added.
The Lancers are the favorite to capture the Handchen Cup for the second straight season and should not have any trouble getting past the first round. Brick Memorial will look to shock the state and flip the bracket on its head, but with a season of inconsistent success and never being at full strength, it is hard to see them putting up too much of a fight in this one.
PREDICTION: St. John Vianney 8, Brick Memorial 1
8-Manalapan vs 9-Rumson-Fair Haven
Manalapan enters the Handchen Cup tournament winning their past four games and are 6-1-2 in their last nine after sitting at 2-6-1 entering the new year. The Braves resurgence has been done in the offensive zone. The Braves formula for success has been simple, when they score they've been able to come away with wins. Manalapan has scored at least five goals in eight of their nine wins, however they have only reached that number once in their losses.
The Braves have some of the best depth in the entire state, let alone the Shore Conference, with four players with at least 20 points on the season. The top four scorers for Manalapan have combined for 127 points in just 19 games. The senior duo of Freddie Brutto (162) and Ryan Marsala (126) have both flown past the century point total in their career and have combined for 75 points in their final campaign. Behind Brutto's 43 points and Marsala's 32 points is sophomore Joe Mazza and his 29 points on the season. Another senior contributing to the production is Jake Caballero and his 85 career points. Connor Freedman, Andrew Rutherford and Dylan Stein will look to add to the depth scoring in the state tournament.
Pat McCarty has kept opponents off the scoreboard to the tune of a .900 save percentage on the season. He will look to be a key piece in the postseason, especially if Manalapan's opponents are focused on taking away the Brave's offense while they have their top offensive weapons on the ice.
Rumson-Fair Haven has had a season full of inconsistent results and enter the postseason with a 9-8-2 record. The offensive production is very similar to Manalapan, however the depth on the Bulldogs bench is a strength in this matchup. RFH is led in offensive numbers by junior Samuel Catalano and his 22 points. The Bulldogs have seven skaters with at least five goals on the season, with only Catalano reaching 10. Rumson has the potential to have four players post a 20-point season with Ryan Croddick (7-12-19), Jack Whitelaw (9-9-18) and Rowan Goldin (8-9-17) have all combined for another 54 points behind Catalano.
Rumson has another seven players that have scored at least five points as they will look to lean on their depth as a strength in this game. A goalie tandem of either Ronan Hickey or Sean Ryan will need to come up with some timely saves in this game and keep the quad of Brutto, Marsala, Mazza and Caballero at bay for the entire game.
With the firepower that both of these clubs have and their proximity in terms of the seeding this game can go either way. Regardless of which team advances, this game has the potential to see some offense, but the defenses and goalies could look to steal the show and help their team advance as they did in a 5-2 win for Manalapan the first time that these teams met.
PREDICTION: Manalapan 8, Rumson-Fair Haven 6
4-Point Pleasant Boro vs 13-Jackson Liberty
The Panthers are coming off winning the A-South division with a perfect 8-0 record inside the division. Despite being in what is arguably the weakest division in the Shore Conference, Point Boro has impressed in their divisional matchups, and have picked up some quality wins outside of A-South including a 3-0 showing at the Protec Ponds Holiday Tournament with wins over Bridgewater-Raritan, Ridge and Hunterdon Central. The Panthers have also impressed in each of their three losses coming at the hands of Middletown South, Middletown North and the only remaining perfect team in the state, Manasquan.
Point Boro head man Steve Plancey is content on his squad receiving the favorable seed that allows the Panthers to have the home ice advantage through the first two rounds.
"As a program, we are happy to have home ice advantage in the first two rounds," Plancey said. "We need to use that to our advantage and continue to play with more consistency and urgency."
Point Boro currently fields a roster of 11 skaters and throughout the season, the headlines have always forced the fact that they lack the bodies on the bench that most teams have at their disposal. Despite the low numbers, the Panthers have found success and have never used the lack of personnel as an excuse, nor have they viewed it as a challenge.
"I've said it a few times that we don't have many players, but we have the right ones," Plancey added. "Proving people wrong (that the numbers were too small to be successful) has never been our motivation. We break down each game shift by shift, and our kids don't have the time to get frustrated or aggravated during the game."
The Panthers lack of numbers certainly is not an issue when the players they have are as talented as they come. They have seven skaters with at least 10 points and six of which have at least 17 entering the postseason. Aidan Zielaznicki leads the way with 31 points, including a team-leading 22 goals. Will Herrington (8-17-25) and Eddie Coyne (6-17-23) each putting up 20-plus point seasons to this point. Ryan McCabe is a dangerous threat to score the puck with and is second on the team with 14 goals while Brett Nelson, Tyler Griffen and Jason Andreyev have combined for 45 points.
Another strength for Point Boro is having John Meyer in-between the pipes. Meyer has shined for Point Boro this season to a clip of a 1.00 GAA and .958 save percentage in his 12 appearances.
Jackson Liberty is entering the Handchen Cup as the 13th-seed after losing their final game of the regular season and falling out of NJSIAA tournament through a direct bid with a 7-8-2 mark. The Lions latest defeat on February 1 came at the hands of Point Boro, who triumphed 6-2 and ended Jackson Liberty's hopes of competing in states.
Jackson Liberty has hit a wall since their 5-0 start to the season and are 2-8-2 since then and have given up at least six goals in each of their last seven games. They have arguably the most dangerous trio in New Jersey, with Joe Granza (18-52-70), Nick LaBianca (32-36-68) and Zach D'Andrea (26-28-54) combining for 192 points in 17 games. The three are playing their final games together after a career that has seen each etch their name as some of the most prolific scorers in Shore Conference history. LaBianca has eclipsed the century mark in both goals and assists and enters the tournament with 224 points, while Granza enters his final tournament with 191 points. D'Andrea has 164 career points, but will return next year for his senior campaign.
Jackson Liberty has shown that they have the potential to make a run when their top line is working, and if Point Boro tries to shut down that group, they'll need to look to Nick Waldron and his 24 points.
Point Boro defeated Jackson Liberty on Friday afternoon and will meet for the second time in the span of a week. The Panthers will be challenged to take away all three threats, but they were successful in limiting D'Andrea to the only two goals and a combined five points from the group.
"Each guy is committed to their role and overall success," Plancey said. The pace and speed is much faster in February post-season hockey, so we need to make sure we dictate the level of play. I thought we didn't play our best game against Liberty last night. I felt we were sloppy and not responsible in the defensive zone. But at the end of the day we found a way to win. We will have practice on Monday to go over our game plan against liberty. I feel they are a skilled team and their record certainly doesn't speak for how good a team they are. It will be another great game at the Ocean Ice Palace."
PREDICTION: Point Pleasant Boro 6, Jackson Liberty 4
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5-Middletown South vs 12-Jackson Memorial
Middletown South enters the postseason after winning the A-North public title this past week. The Eagles have hovered around the .500 mark since opening their season 4-1-0, but they have been challenged with the likes of St. John Vianney, Manasquan and Christian Brothers Academy and Marlboro, losing by only one goal to each SJV and CBA and Marlboro.
The Eagles have received the majority of their production this season from their leading scorers Demitri Forand and his 32 points as well as Joe Ciervo and his 26 points. A common theme throughout their losses has been the lack of scoring. They've only managed to score at least four goals in one of their losses this season, coming in their final game of the regular season, a 5-4 defeat to undefeated Marlboro.
The Eagles have soared when they have been able to successfully put the puck behind opposing goaltenders and behind their top two scorers have gotten 12 goals from Marc Connor and 10 out of Nate Block.
Middletown South also has a trio of netminders who can steal a victory on any given night as Sean Caswell, Adam Bloodgood and Clay Simonson have combined for a .911 save percentage for a defensive crew that has held its opponents to two or less goals in 14 games this season. Caswell has handled the majority of the workload this season and is sporting a .925 save percentage.
Jackson Memorial was given the 12th-seed after rallying to acquire a position in the state tournament with an 8-8-2 mark. Similar to their opponent, Jackson Memorial has struggled to find the back of the net in their losses, failing to hit more than twice in a game in six of their losses this season. Jackson Memorial has been the polar opposite in their wins, finding the scoreboard at least six times in eight games.
The Jaguars have struggled to keep the puck out the net, allowing 5.24 goals per-game. To pull off an upset against Middletown South, they will have to get a few big saves from Will Torres or James O'Hara and keep the Eagles top threats off the scorecard.
Jackson Memorial has been hot over their last six games, going 5-1-0 in that span, however wins over South Brunswick and Toms River North were competitive games. If Jackson can keep the game close into the third period, they could start to cause a buzz in the arena and pull off the upset.
PREDICTION: Middletown South 5, Jackson Memorial 3
2-Manasquan-Point Pleasant Beach vs 15-Red Bank Catholic
Manasquan is the favorite to win the Dowd Cup for the second straight season, and enter the conference tournament as the only remaining team in New Jersey to sport a perfect record.
The Warriors have been one of the most prolific offensive teams in the state, scoring 113 goals in 15 games, good for an average of 7.5 goals per game. The brother tandem of Mike and Matt Franzoni have accounted for 51 of those goals and 86 points. Both of them have proven to be equally as dangerous with Mike (26-20-46) at Matt (25-15-40) putting up very similar numbers.
Despite being considered the heavy favorites to win the Dowd Cup and go back-to-back after securing the 2018 title, Manasqaun coach Adam Houli knows that there is always an upset in these tournaments.
"We are excited to be back into the Shore Conference tournament, and every year there is an upset so we have to be ready at all times," Manasquan head coach Adam Houli commented. "Being able to defend the Dowd Cup is exciting for us and after how exciting last year's run was, this year should be no different."
Behind the Franzoni brothers, the Warriors will look to get production from Luke McNamara (6-22-28), Aidan Tolnai (17-8-25) and Ryan Scott (8-7-15) who have combined for 68 points, but the key to Manaquan's success in the tournament atmosphere will be the goalie tandem of Ryan O'Leary and Steven Gibilisco, who have split time this year and accredited an .860 save percentage.
Red Bank Catholic has been in the middle of a disappointing stretch since winning back-to-back overall Shore Conference tournament titles in 2014 and 2015.
The 2018-19 rendition of the Caseys have received the 15th seed and have skated to a 4-10-4 record at the time of the seeding. While they have wins over quality opponents such as Middletown North and Wall Township, all four of their victories have come against teams that currently have losing records.
Should RBC wish to pull off a major upset in the tournament, they'll most likely rely on the scoring of Logan Gallagher and Justin Lidondici, both of whom are tied for the team lead with eight goals each.
Where Red Bank Catholic excels is their depth scoring. Including Gallagher and Liondici, the addition of Nick Reed, Mario Fiego and Chris Lordi create a solid top line of five players who have scored double-digit points on the season.
The storyline in this game and beyond for Manasquan will be the Warriors' quest to remain perfect on the season. Manasquan enters the Dowd Cup with a 15-0-0 mark and are the only team to come out with a victory in every game they've played to this point.
"This group has been resilient. Our senior class has seen both failure and success in their time here," Houli said. "Going from one win as freshman, to having the chance to complete a perfect season is amazing.
"We have prided ourselves on holding each other accountable," Houli added. "From our goal-scorers to our depth players, each understand their role and buy into the process."
PREDICTION: Manasquan 7, Red Bank Catholic 1
7-Southern Regional vs 10-Wall Township
Southern Regional and Wall Township makes for an interesting first round game that is a rematch of the Winding River Holiday Tournament Championship game back on December 29th.
The first meeting ended 6-1 for the Rams after Southern Regional scored four goals the final two minutes in what was a 2-1 game.
"Frankly, it's disrespectful for Wall to receive a 10-seed," Southern head man Dan Wasilewski commented about the matchup. "In our first matchup, they played us harder than anyone has all season — they just had two bad minutes of hockey. Wall is a very good team, and it will be even more difficult to beat them a second time around."
Southern has returned to success this year, only falling to Middletown South and Point Boro after a disappointing 2017-18 season that saw them end 4-12-4. The key to success has been the youth movement for the Rams, which contributes both on the offensive side of the game and in between the pipes. Leading scorer Chris Laureigh has scored 23 goals and leads all scorers with 33 points while fellow freshman Yater Henry has gifted his teammates all season to the tune of 18 helpers and 22 points. Andrew Irwin (11-15-26) and Joe Cajzer (11-9-20) have been excellent at leading these young players this year after enduring the growing pains just a season ago.
Southern also has one of the best young goaltender tandems in freshmen Trey Mattern and Kaitlyn Braun. Mattern has played to a .912 save percentage in his 12 starts in his rookie campaign. Braun has posted a .902 save percentage with two shutouts in her first five career
Wall Township is currently in the midst of the growing pains that Southern Regional endured just a season ago, however they have the pedigree and history to be considered a dangerous team.
Michael Kocsis has emerged as a dangerous scorer in his first varsity season with 25 goals and 35 points in his varsity season, while junior classmate Sean Kiewe has posted a career-best 33 points in his third varsity season.
Logan Beattie has not fallen off from last year at all, and despite the graduation of a roster that has made it deep into the NJSIAA tournament each of the past two seasons, is going to post his third straight season with a save percentage above .910.
If the meeting in the holiday tournament was any indication, this has the potential to be the best game in the opening round. Southern has the win in the first head-to-head matchup, but the game was close for the first 43 minutes. With the disappointing record and the mindset that the first meeting was up for grabs for Wall, it wouldn't be out of reason to think they can pull off the upset in terms of seeding, while the Rams will have the home crowd behind them as well as the youth that is looking to establish themselves as a force to be reckoned with the next four years.
PREDICTION: Southern 4, Wall 3 (OT)
3-Marlboro vs 14-Ocean Township
Marlboro currently joins Manasquan as the only other team in New Jersey that has yet to taste defeat, however they have two ties on their record to Rumson, and their first round opponent, Ocean Township. The Mustangs have reeled off consecutive victories following back-to-back draws that put them at 1-0-2.
The Mustangs are led by Anthony Galante and his 37 points, who just last week scored his 100th career point in a win over Red Bank Regional on January 22nd. Behind Galante, Dante Balsamo (6-16-22) and Jack Werther (9-11-20) have combined to score 42 points, while Anton Saks, Joe, Justin, and Josh Solovey have all produced double-digit points this season for some added depth.
The Mustangs' goaltending has performed to the tune of just above two goals a game this season behind the stellar netminding of Dan Gertz, Dmitri Kapranov and Jason Williams who have combined to a .908 save percentage.
Since starting theri season 1-2-2, Ocean Township has played to an 11-3-0 mark since, including a season best six game winning streak, and they have done so through the production of their top two scorers in senior Dylan Haar and sophomore Kenny Maxwell.
Haar has led the team with 32 goals and 43 points over his final high school season after eclipsing the 100 career point mark earlier in the year. Maxwell is close behind with 23 goals and 38 points on the season and is approaching 100 career points for his career as only a sophomore.
While Marlboro will certainly look to limit the threat that the duo pose after combining for 81 points, Ocean will need to rely on their depth to step up in the Dowd Cup tournament and beyond. Ryan Convery and Luke Hagerman have each deposited four goals a piece while P.J. Schwarz, Pat Brannen and Pat Olenski have each provided three each.
Ocean will be led in net by freshman Tony Macaluso, who has done well enough to push Ocean back into the conference and state playoffs this season. The goal for Marlboro will be to limit the production of Haar and Maxwell, while also getting the lead early on in this contest. Marlboro should be considered the favorite, however Ocean is one of the teams that they have not been able to defeat this season. The longer this game remains level will play into Ocean Township's favor.
PREDICTION: Marlboro 5, Ocean Township 4
6-Freehold Township vs 11-Middletown North
Freehold Township and Middletown North met in early December, with Freehold skating away with the 3-2 victory in an early A-North division contest.
The Patriots spread the wealth around well on the offensive end to the tune of just under four goals a game. The Patriots have had four skaters score at least 10 goals and collect 20 points, but none has scored more than 12 goals and 26 points.
Evan McNamara (12-14-26) is the leading scorer, and along with Tyler Sanborn (12-11-23) and Colin Sullo (11-11-22), the trio of seniors will look to keep the scoring streak going through their final postseason together.
The emergence of freshman Michael Sullo (11-9-20) and sophomore Tyler DesRochers (4-15-19), Freehold can get the production from their underclassmen when relied on. Anthony Altini and Niko Neron have also chipped in five goals this season.
Michael Ottone has carried the weight in goal this season and his .880 save percentage has allowed his club to steal some games when the offense has not been present, such as in their victory over Middletown North.
The Lions have lost its last four games entering the tournament, and now sit two games below .500 on the season. The Lions offense has been mute over their losing streak, only finding the net five times over that stretch. Middletown North have not received much offense beyond their top two scorers in Anthony Tavares and Chris Repmann, who have each scored a team-leading 13 goals.
Junior goaltender Matt Corella has made up for the Lions lack of consistent offense with a .904 save percentage, and will need to have a big impact if Middletown North is to make a run in the postseason.
"This is a great time of year for our sport and our conference," Freehold Township head coach Mike Celano said. "The committee had a pretty tough job this year. There is so much parity in the Shore Conference. People often overlook the Shore, but as a conference, we consistently put a good product out on the ice. This is another chance for us to showcase ourselves as a league and for our teams
to get some notoriety."
PREDICTION: Freehold Township 3, Middletown North 2 (OT)
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2014-Red Bank Catholic
2018-St. John Vianney — GAME STORY
2017-Jackson Memorial
2016-Middletown North
2013-St. John Vianney
2012-Brick Township-Middletown South co-champs
2011-Red Bank Catholic
2010-Middletown South
2009-Middletown South
2008-Red Bank Catholic
2007-St. Augustine
2006-St. Augustine
2005-Bishop Eustace
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2003-Brick Memorial
2002-Red Bank Catholic
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1997-Toms River East
1994-Hudson Catholic
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1992-Montclair Kimberley
1991-St. Joseph, Metuchen
1988-Hudson Catholic
1987-Hudson Catholic
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2018-Manasquan — GAME STORY
2016-Southern Regional
2012-Rumson-Fair Haven
2010-Toms River South
2007-Middletown North
2006-Old Bridge
2005-Red Bank Catholic
2004-Middletown North
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For those of you that have not been to medical school, the clinical years can be a little stressful. Waking up at 4 am to see patients (and waking them up at 5 am with a cheerful "How are you doing this morning?" only to get a "What time is it???"), spending quality time in an operating room, and learning how to "see patients" through very different eyes all contribute to us becoming "doctors." My 3rd year was spent predominately at Charity Hospital in New Orleans, where the patient base was mostly poor and African-American, in contrast to the Tulane medical students.
Part of this year was spent with one of the fathers of modern cardiology, Dr George Burch. Dr Burch, who was in his 80s, would appear twice a week and help the team work through problem patients. He would then take the student part of the team up to his lab, where his lab techs (themselves in their 60s) would serve us tea and cookies as he instructed us on the nuances of medicine. We students couldn't help but notice the three-dimensional vector EKGs inhabiting the room. These were like minimalist sculptures of hearts, and there were many hundreds lining the walls. Finally one of us got up the courage to ask about them.
"Oh, those," Dr Burch replied. "I've been collecting those for years. When the patient died that I've done a vector EKG on I collect the hearts as well. I have 1500 of them. Some day I am going to dissect the hearts and correlate the anatomy with the physiology."
He died about 5 years later and I suspect never got around to completing this task. I am afraid that the frozen human hearts did not survive Katrina.
I read the Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks this weekend. The extremely abridged version of the story is that Ms. Lacks, a poor woman who lived in Baltimore at the time, was going to Johns Hopkins for a complaint related to her "womb." In the course of the diagnostic and therapeutic interventions, some of her tumor was collected and was the first human cell line to be able to grow independently. The HeLa cell was used to develop and test the polio vaccine, develop techniques used for IVF and creating other cell lines, used to create the building blocks for the human genome project, and is used to test drugs that affect cell growth to this day. Although Hopkins got no money for developing this directly, their reputation was certainly enhanced greatly (5 Nobel prizes can be directly linked to HeLa). Many companies have made a lot of money using this commercially available descendent of Ms Lacks. The Lacks family, on the other hand, struggled for years with lack of access to basic education and health care as well as being treated as research subjects rather than fellow human beings.
Most medical training in New Orleans in my time was (and likely still is) accomplished while caring for the poor of New Orleans. My choice of Tulane, in part, was because of a reputation for academic excellence and innovation by such folks as George Burch (founder of American Heart Association), Louis Ignarro (Nobel for work on nitric oxide), Michael deBakey (inventor of heart-lung machine key component), and Andrew Shalley (Nobel for discovery of pituitary hormones). I suspect ALL of these folks would have had much less success without their own Henrietta Lacks at Charity Hospital. I suspect Dr. Burch, for example, did not get solid permission for the donation of the hearts, though I could be wrong.
Modern medicine and modern society have moved beyond (I hope) the concept of poor people existing in the health care world so doctors can practice for their well-heeled private clientele. Much of the Henrietta Lacks story is one of objectification of tissue, families, and the entire African-American culture. The ethics of access to modern medical discoveries are difficult. It is when the very people upon whose backs the discoveries are made seem to be denied access systematically that we need to step in. Although not perfect, the Affordable Care Act is a start, and its promise of access beginning in 2014 is a down payment on correcting these disparities.


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The labour inspectorate discovered a serious breach of working arrangements and pay during an inspection of a restaurant. The workers, all of them from a local asylum seeker reception centre, kept the establishment operational for months and had been paid nothing. The working arrangement had not been set up through the national employment agency, but via an unofficial work-practice programme based on the Finnish Red Cross' temporary employment scheme aimed to help asylum seekers integrate more quickly. The inspectors found similar working arrangements at a few other restaurants, at a barber shop and at least one retail shop. The inspectorate fears these incidents could be just the tip of the iceberg of a broader problem.
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Loan move for Madrid's Bale 'not on the menu', says agent
Gareth Bale's agent has dismissed suggestions the Wales forward could leave Real Madrid on loan and said it would take "something exceptional" for the player to leave the Spanish capital.
MADRID: Gareth Bale's agent has dismissed suggestions the Wales forward could leave Real Madrid on loan and said it would take "something exceptional" for the player to leave the Spanish capital.
He started only five of Madrid's last 11 games of the season and his chances of holding down a place in the side next season look to have been further compromised by the arrival of Eden Hazard for 100 million euros (US$112 million) from Chelsea and Brazilian Rodrygo for 45 million from Santos.
Bale's high wages - reported by British media to be 600,000 pounds (US$753,000) per week - mean few clubs would be capable of signing him permanently, but his agent Jonathan Barnett ruled out the chances of him going out on loan and said the player is happy to stay at Madrid.
"I don't think he wants to go out on loan. He's got a lovely life and home in Spain. I think it would take something exceptional for him to leave and loans are not on the menu," Barnett told Sky Sports News on Tuesday.
Bale, 29, has won four Champions League titles since joining Madrid from Tottenham Hotspur in 2013 for a then world record fee of 100 million euros.
But he was heavily criticised by fans and in the Spanish media last season after failing to fill the void left by Cristiano Ronaldo's departure to Juventus as Madrid failed to win a trophy and came third in La Liga, 19 points behind champions Barcelona.
Manchester United are one of the few clubs who have the financial might to sign Bale but Barnett did not think a move to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's Premier League side was realistic.
"He could fit in there. I think he could do very well - he is still one of the best players in the world. But it is very unlikely," he added.
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