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Tiara Restaurant - Queen's Landing Hotel
- Address:
155 Byron Street
Niagara-On-The-Lake, ON L0S 1J0Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Contemporary EuropeanPrice: CAN$51 and over
Tiara Restaurant - Queen's Landing Hotel
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.vintage-hotels.com/queenslanding/dining.htm
- Phone: 9054682195x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 12:00pm - 2:30pm, Sunday: 11:00am - 2:30pm; Dinner: Monday - Sunday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm; Breakfast: Monday - Sunday: 7:00am - 10:30am
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Contemporary European
- Executive Chef: Mark Lyons
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Fireplace, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Our award-winning culinary team will create a delectable, original menu for your special event on or off-site.
- Private Party Facilities: Tiara Restaurant has a variety of private dining areas.
- Private Party Contact: Christophe Hermez 9054681362x8119
A word from Tiara Restaurant - Queen's Landing Hotel
You must experience this jewel of a restaurant to believe it. What's more stunning than its romantic Georgian interior adorned with fresh roses, stained glass ceiling, and panoramic waterfront view? Perhaps its exquisite menu of traditional French cuisine .The entire menu changes with the season, yet always showcases the finest ingredients to be found in Niagara and beyond. Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner 7 days a week, Tiara also offers a delightful Sunday brunch, pre- and post-theatre dining, and an extensive wine list featuring local vintages and wines from around the world. Your four-diamond culinary extravaganza awaits at Tiara.Continued
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Tiara Restaurant - Queen's Landing Hotel reviews from OpenTable diners
69 reviews since May 26, 2014
- Food3.8Service4
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelQuiet
special occasion (43)scenic view (40)romantic (31)fit for foodies (26)notable wine list (17)great for outdoor dining (17)good for groups (15)great for lunch (12)great for brunch (11)neighborhood gem (10)kid-friendly (2)late-night find (1)vibrant bar scene (1)Show More
- Service SuffersBCinDCVIPDined on 9/10/2014A lovely room, delightful menu with delicious food but the service just doesn't match the offering or the price. We were in a pre-theatre rush, however, so I would recommend trying it 7:30pm or later, or anytime on a Monday when the Shaw Festival theatres are dark, to see if things run more smoothly. Servers are doing their best, just understaffed.Special Features:
- skimpy on the shrimpybernDined on 9/9/20143 of us went for a lovely lunch and had a picture perfect view of the harbor and lake. The service was very gracious. We had our pick of the table litters as only one other was occupied. My only "complaint" was the portion on my scampi lunch which was $25. Only 2 good size critters, not enough to justify the price or fill my belly. The accompanying buckwheat grey pasta was visually unappealing and loading the plate to take up space that should have been occupied by another crustacean at least. The cutest part of the meal was the amuse bouche for desert. A wonderful maple ganache with dark chocolate flourish. But otherwise very nice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Over-pricedWorldTravellerDined on 8/31/2014Our visit to Tiara was supposed to be a special treat, as it is quite expensive, but overall the experience was a big disappointment. The decor is nothing special. Our waiter put rose petals on our table (rather than fresh flowers) and we discovered a chunk of squash from a previous diner in the mix! The $10 cosmopolitan tasted like vodka and cranberry juice. The appetizer, at $22, was very tasty but very small. My main course (the lake trout) was wonderful but my husband's steak dinner was "nothing special." The creme brule we had for dessert was too sweet and nothing special--the strawberry jam in the bottom was not a good addition. Definitely not worth $200!
- Excellent mealTradeMarkDined on 8/30/2014We was very impressed with Tiara. The mushroom bisque was delicious. The Caesar salad was smooth and not overpowering. The duck breast and white fish entrees were impeccable. Service was first rate, attentive and pleasant. The ambiance was romantic and classy. We really enjoyed this meal. The price tag is high, but worth the splurge.Special Features:
- Doesn't stop at perfectionLyublanaDined on 8/30/2014The service and management of the restaurant is way above great. Truly an enjoyable place to dine. Very accommodating wait staff and kitchen for any special needs or desires. One of the few area restaurants with a list of locally grown wines from many if not all of the vineyards. Locavares and others will delight in the fresh food so expertly and sensitively prepared and everything is done in-house. Vegetarians will have a great time, too. Watch out for the bread offerings. Difficult to stop eating. Very reasonable liquor pricing. Surprisingly competitive pricing of wine, too. Most of all this establishment has never wavered in its commitment to fine dining and just keeps getting better.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very traditional, very goodHank44224Dined on 8/29/2014This a more traditional, elegant place to dine. Food was excellent. Service was excellent.Special Features:
- Problems.OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/26/2014It appeared the Tiara, uncustomarily, was either short staffed or having problems in the kitchen Wine (one glass each) was the first thing ordered but did not arrive until AFTER starter salads, bread, rolls had been served. Main entrees were slow in coming. The meal took an hour and 45 minutes to complete. The server did everything she could to make up for the problems and was very attentive. The difficulties were elsewhere. The food ,as usual, was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tries too hardtable42Dined on 8/23/2014This formal restaurant had the prices that I expected but the quality of the too-too menu was not deserving of the prices. I thought it was the restaurant the "tried too hard". And, it was not the fault of the restaurant or the hotel that there was an actual fire in one of the banquet rooms. Actually, that was the nice part of the evening since we talked to our fellow diners when we were evacuated. The staff worked hard to not have a high delay when we returned to the dining room about 30 minutes later. Although it was not their fault, dessert or a glass of wine should have been offered on the house for the disturbance. Someone had mentioned that the tables probably had to be cleared since our food had sat there. Uhj uh.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/20/2014Many other restaurants beat out our experience here, Overpriced and we do not mind paying for great food, this was just OK. Loved the roses on the table and server was good. Food did not excite us.
- Great Lunch!!!4divas0820Dined on 8/20/2014I have a great day at your restaurant. The ambiance is so nice. And the food is great. I really want to go back again at your place to try your brunch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentMauzieDined on 8/16/2014Wonderful meal with excellent service. Queens Landing has quite a gem of a restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- stubabeVIPDined on 8/10/2014At best an average brunch especially for the priceSpecial Features:
- DisappointingWinedoctorVIPDined on 8/10/2014We had Sunday brunch at Tiara. The restaurant is nice but very cookie cutter hotel breakfast restaurant in its decor. The disappointing part was the quality of the food on the buffet. Everything was just "ok", nothing was very good. It was kind of like one of the buffets at a Disney World resort or theme park in the quality of the food items. We wouldn't return to eat here. Our server was excellent.
- FlybrunchDined on 8/10/2014Food quality good. Unfortunately, many flies were in the restaurant around the food and annoying at the table. This is the 2nd time visiting the restaurant and the same experience happened the on the 1st visit. The flies made the dining experience memorable for the wrong reasons.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/9/2014We enjoyed the Tasting menu and service ( Micheal great job)Special Features:
- Allergy friendlyAnnetteVIPDined on 8/9/2014Did a great job accommodating for food allergies. Very customer focused. Eggs Benedict is excellent.Special Features:
- Romanticlove2danceDined on 8/7/2014Great restaurant. Very classy. Tasty food. Ideal for a special occasion. Beautiful hotel. Nice view.Special Features:
- dinner for 2DonnaDined on 8/3/2014I was disappointed to see guests in shorts and flip flops. The music was not conducive to the atmosphere and there were a few minor oversights with the service. However, after mentioning in conversation that it was our anniversary we were presented with rose petals on the table, our dessert decorated with a candle and anniversary wishes and a long stem rose after dinner. But we have dined at other restaurants with comparable food quality and pricing where the "stars all aligned". Not so much the case here unfortunately. The food quality was lovely and we enjoyed our meal very much. But hopefully the Queen's Landing will regained the elegance and charm that this lovely venue so deserves.Special Features:
- a little disappointedTimADined on 7/31/2014Food portions were overly large and based on the prices, quite uninspired.Special Features:
- The worst dining experienceSajualjoDined on 7/30/2014We are 4 foodies who were expecting to have a great experience after seeing the rating on trip advisor. We were very disappointed about everything from the beginning til the end. The ambiance was inexistant, it was smeeling raw fish, the food was disgusting, not fresh and not refine at all. It tasted like an average cafeteria. It is very expensive for the bad quality. Was there a chef in the kitchen?
- PriceydinewmeDined on 7/27/2014Overall food was fair and pricey for the quality. Ordered surf and turf and steak was tough and had little taste. While the waitress was very nice ... The service was slow. . They had this team approach and I think she was trying to cover to many tables.. Beautiful view of river..Special Features:
- Pre Shaw Theater BrunchGastronomicDined on 7/27/2014Excellent location, excellent timings hence captive clientele. Despite this quality if food very average. Beautiful dining room, great music, great views but poor quality china and cutlery . Large quantities of food displayed. No tags on desserts. Guests asking/ guessing the names of desserts. Several dishes empty. We were there for 12 noon. Long delay in getting the bill. Not good for those who arrive and tell staff that this is a pre theater meal. Very expensive wines.Special Features:
- Lovely spotinterlynx2Dined on 7/26/2014Great menu, although we are not sure who does not know in today's dining world what "frites" are ( apparently removed from the menu because people did not know what they are?). View was lovely. Waitress was fabulous. Reminded us of a young Rosemary Barton. The neighbourhood is lovely to walk around. Mussels were very tasty, and just the right portion for lunch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ChrisDined on 7/25/2014The food was well presented but unremarkable for the cost. The waitress was irritated that we arrived late and advised us that the dinner was expected to be two hours' in duration. We indicated that we would forego an appetizer and would order promptly at which point she suggested that we order salads and that the chef would be able to cope (the restaurant was only 25 to 30% occupied). During the service of the meal and on our departure she repeatedly urged us to stay at the hotel when next visiting Niagara on the Lake.
- 3 priced up like a 9OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 7/23/2014Some good ingredients, but the outcome was not worth it. Very disappointing.
- Excellent MealKit123Dined on 7/16/2014Four of us dined there and we all had excellent meals. My husband and I opted for Surf(spot prawns) and turf (strip loins). The prawns were large and tender and there were two good-sized pieces of meat, again very tender. Heritage carrots, broccoli rage and whipped potatoes nicely filled out the veg component. One friend loved the lamb t-bone while his partner very much enjoyed the Cabernet Franc braised duck. The service was outstanding! Rudy and Dan were both so attentive, personable and generally excellent. Rudy's knowledge of the wine list was very helpful too. Dan gets $1/grind of the pepper shaker so we were very careful with how much pepper we asked for! Dinner was completed by a lovely dessert plate (it was one friend's birthday).Special Features:
- GreatlocalguyDined on 7/15/2014We had a wonderful experience when we met our friends here for dinner after the show. Loved everything about the experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary DinnerMargHopDined on 7/12/2014We had a really nice dinner with Rose and Lucas as our waitstaff. They were exceptional!Special Features:
- romantic eveningsunshineVIPDined on 7/5/2014great service situated in a lovely hotel dining room overlooked the water and beautiful boats we were there early before the theatre so the restaurant was quiet Caesar salad was disappointing meat was delicious, seafood was deliciousSpecial Features:
- So special, a memory to treasureCinCinVIPDined on 7/3/2014From start to finish, our dining experience shimmered. It could not have been any better! Jill, our server, was so great and so charming that we would have loved having her sit right down with us. We had tender turkey tournedos and steak, heirloom salads, and a sweet lemon tart. Ah, this was one very special and beautiful evening! Thanks for every moment .Special Features:
- Leisurely lunchjamiesonmrDined on 6/30/2014We enjoyed a relaxing lunch overlooking the Niagara River. Good food and good wine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Almost OutstandingMrandMrsB628Dined on 6/28/2014The food was lovely except the portions were too large. Appetizer was more of a meal. The BIGGEST disappointment was that a wedding going on and the music loudly bleed into the Resturant it was NOT pleasent at all. For the cost of the meal we expected a better experience. It was our anniversary we drove 4 hours from Ohio booked it based on Chef reviews not impressed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A very nice dinnerRedFishFanDined on 6/28/2014The dining room is beautiful and overlooks the marina. The menu is interesting and the wine list is extensive. Rose petals were added to the table, and our server was attentive and helpful. Our duck and lamb dishes were very good. We look forward to returning.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect Anniversary dinner !MarkKDined on 6/28/2014As always the Tiara dining room was perfect for our special occasion. The service was awesome our waitress was very attentive and made our evening very special.The Queens Landing resort And the Tiara dining room is our number 1 choice when visiting Niagara on the lake.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BrunchGood2binNOTLDined on 6/22/2014I have never gone to the Tiara Restaurant for any meal other than Sunday brunch, so I can't speak to how lunch or dinner is handled. Pleasant servers, beautiful linens, and the buffet was well presented.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent servicesabzDined on 6/21/2014Our experience was excellent - the food was good but most notably, our server was above expectations - very helpful and accommodating, AND had a great sense of humour.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/21/2014The steak was outstanding, the cannelloni was not as outstanding; good but not memorable. The wine list was excellent. The desert was very nice with excellent flavour. The service was excellent and the waitress made sure we in and out in a reasonable time so that we could meet our show timings. I would recommend this restaurant to others but I did find the menu was a bit limited.Special Features:
- Wedding AnniversaryOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 6/21/2014We celebrated our Wedding Anniversary at the Tiara Restaurant and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food4thoughtDined on 6/17/2014Perfect ending to a Niagara- on- the- Lake theatre visit. We would return without hesitation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 6/7/2014service was excellent. very kid friendly. food was so soSpecial Features:


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Not later than 120 days after October 11, 2010, the Administrator shall submit to the appropriate committees of Congress a report on the plan for the implementation of the NASA launch support and infrastructure modernization program.
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"We sing in front of people every weekend just about. The singing part is not what's bothering me. It's what other people are going to think is really what bothers me. I'm more excited than nervous really," said Holmes.
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Bank: We're defaulting, but don't you dare
Ally Financial is shedding its risky mortgages in bankruptcy court, and it doesn't want its mortgage customers to get any funny ideas.
This post comes from Al Lewis at partner site MarketWatch.
Thomas Marano, chief executive officer of Residential Capital, wrote me a letter.
"Dear Homeowner," it begins. (That's me, homeowner.)
As you may have read or heard, Residential Capital LLC recently announced that it and its subsidiaries, including GMAC Mortgage, are restructuring under Chapter 11 . . . The restructuring . . . does not change your obligations as a mortgage borrower . . . You must continue to make your scheduled mortgage payments on time and in full.
I can only guess why he sent me this letter. Maybe he's afraid I'm going to do what he's doing.
ResCap is a subsidiary of Ally Financial, which was founded in Detroit as General Motors Acceptance Corp., or GMAC, in 1919. It nearly collapsed in the 2008 financial crisis after it had made a bold expansion into "liar loans" and other subprime mortgage products.
Additionally, the U.S. auto industry it serviced was near death.
To keep GMAC alive, the Federal Reserve allowed it to become a bank holding company -- giving it the ability to borrow from the Fed at nearly 0%. The U.S. government, beginning with the Bush administration, also gave it a $17.2 billion bailout, of which it still owes nearly $12 billion. (Post continues below.)The bailout for GMAC was also a bailout for private-equity giant Cerberus Capital Management, which acquired 51% of the company from General Motors Corp. in 2006. It was also a bailout for General Motors, which required another bailout on top of that.
GMAC was apparently so embarrassed as it became a ward of a state that it began re-branding itself as Ally. GMAC Bank became Ally Bank in 2009, and then its parent company became Ally Financial in 2010.
In a stroke of marketing genius, Ally began running a series of commercials to distract consumers from its extraordinary bailout. The ads suggested that the other banks were the cheaters, taking advantage of customers in ways that are amply apparent, even to children. A slick-talking banker conned children out of toys using treacherous contract language, and then a voiceover declared: "Even kids know it's wrong to hide behind fine print. Why don't banks?" (Watch the ad.)
Today, Ally is 74% owned by the taxpayers. And it has suffered the same problems every major mortgage lender has faced, from allegations that it fraudulently foreclosed on homes to lawsuits from investors who claimed it misrepresented the quality of its mortgage pools.
Last year, Ally attempted an initial public stock offering to help pay back the taxpayers, but the IPO was withdrawn because of market conditions, and, of course, Ally's legacy mortgage issues.
Now, Ally has come up with a plan to launder its bad mortgages and related liabilities by taking a subsidiary through the bankruptcy cycle. This is a novel way for a commercial bank to shed bad loans, but I suppose Ally has to do something after failing a financial "stress test" from the Fed in March.
If only I could restructure my finances the way Marano is restructuring his.
The property I mortgaged through GMAC is a rental house, and it would be immensely more profitable if I did not have those pesky monthly payments. If only I could form a subsidiary to hold my GMAC mortgage and then have that subsidiary file bankruptcy.
Of course, as Marano wrote to me, I'd have to write to my tenant, so that he didn't get the wrong idea:
Dear Renter: I am restructuring my GMAC mortgage. My unusual financial shell game does not change your obligations as a tenant. You must continue to make your rent payments on time and in full. Yes, I know. GMAC is not making its payments. And I am not making my payments. So you must be asking why you should be making your payments? Well, to borrow a line from an Ally commercial, "It's just the right thing to do."
Hey, even kids know a bad example when they see one. Why don't banks?
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For the love of all that is right, please stop with the REPUB/DEM finger pointing!! WE THE PEOPLE have let our government overrun this country. Both left and right are to blame and neither should be talking unless its to apologize to America and her citizens!! Throw them ALL out and start fresh next year.
Great Article!!! The way we have allowed these banks to deceive the American public, and allowed our government to hand out my money to bail these crooks out of their self made mess is criminal!
Not one of these sleaze bags has gone to jail for the illegal practices and that's because the people responsible for holding them accountable are crooks themselves.
What a complete joke our banking system, the financial system, Wall Street, and our so called leaders have become. How the American public sits by and allows this to continue is mind boggeling!!
If Ally is 74% owned by taxpayers, then why should we keep paying our mortgage? That just means that, every month, we are contributing money to our faltering/failing company, which no executive anywhere would continue to do. So I say, we do the same as stockholders do everyday... pull our money out (stop making payments) and invest in something else.
Sounds stupid, doesn't it? But that's exactly what is being done to us, only, the politicians and corporate execs don't get punished/penalized for it.
Banks can screw up, make a mistake, get in over there heads and then ask for a bailout and/or fill chapter 11 to get time to fix there mistake But, people who screw up, make a mistake, get in over there heads are crucified and left for dead. That sucks, because the banks are the ones telling the people what they can do.
So, it's okay for banks to behave recklessly, AND get tax payer bailouts when their risky actions put them in danger (they are of course, too big to fail)....but it's not okay if you lose your job to stop paying your mortgage.....just pull yourself up by your bootstraps, foreclose and lose any investment you've made (you are of course, of little consequence to fail). Your credit rating will drop. The bank will profit from your loss. And you, as a tax payer will be held accountable for future bank risks.
If you don't fight to save your home, no one is going to rescue you if you don't at least try. Do your homework.
"I can only guess why he sent me this letter. Maybe he's afraid I'm going to do what he's doing."
More along the lines of just smirking is my guess. He knows you can't do what he's doing.
Of course, if you could you might well "do what he's doing." That's why the people who make the rules exclude their use by - how did Leona Helmsley put it? Ah, yes - "the little people."
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Book Discussion and Signing
Published on Sunday, March 14, 2010 - 6:21pm
Gifted and local author Shirley Hayden will read from her noted book The Women of Nelson. Wednesday, March 17, 2010 at 6 p.m.
The Women of Nelson is an easy to read,highly engaging and informative novel,which highlights the role of the Union Army played in the treatment of the women and children of the US Colored Troops housed at Camp Nelson during the Civil War.
Ms Hayden is a natural when reading to audiences and discussing her work. A seasoned professional she is able to engage readers in how the content and subjects included of her book affects everyone. How she talks about our lives, the lives of our parents, grandparents, and genealogical contents invigorates us to research our family history. A book signing will follow. http://www.shrleyhayden.us/


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Crackdown at Occupy New Orleans: Mayor Landrieu's Peaceful Authoritarianism
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In a press conference after the first crackdown of the Occupy NOLA encampment on December 6th, Mayor Mitch Landrieu congratulated himself on his efforts to avoid the violent confrontations seen in other cities. In a telling, if worrisome, illustration of how far the bar has been lowered, the mayor shared his confidence that he repressed protesters' free speech rights in model fashion. He said: "I think this is an example to the rest of the country." He also characterized the raid as "well-timed," despite coming on the morning of a federal hearing to decide on a Temporary Restraining Order against the city. His disrespect for the pending court proceedings irritated the presiding judge, Jay Zainey, enough to rule in Occupy NOLA's favor, thus prolonging the camp for one week. Nonetheless, the mayor ultimately got his way, as the movement lost its request for a preliminary injunction one week later, and moved out that night.
While no skulls were cracked or elderly women pepper-sprayed, there was no shortage of brazen behavior on the part of a mayor that has proven particularly smug in his treatment of Occupy. Meanwhile, the fact that he demanded congratulations for breaking camp "peacefully" demonstrates the increasingly authoritarian nature of the American political class.
The mayor did not use rubber bullets, instead opting to conceal his offensive in a cloud of connivance. Like other mayors throughout the country, he played the role of sympathetic "liberal" early on, as he visited the camp and pronounced his support for their first amendment rights. As recently as November 30th, mayoral spokesman Ryan Berni claimed that there were no plans to shut them down. In an email that day, he said: "We are closely monitoring the issue in Duncan Plaza and have been working with the group to keep the area safe while they exercise their first amendment rights. Public safety and public health are our priorities. There is no deadline at this time."
However, the mayor pulled an about-face just forty-eight hours later, and invoked an immediate deadline. In a press conference at City Hall, Landrieu stated: "It is a violation of the law to be in Duncan Plaza from 10:30pm to 6:00am. It is unlawful for people to be in Duncan Plaza while they are storing equipment that includes tents, palettes, kitchen supplies or other items." He also cited safety hazards related to open flames and the use of electrical equipment. While some of these concerns are reasonable, one must question the mayor's authenticity given that he had the previous two months to relate them to protesters. He could have offered a compromise that allowed them to stay with restrictions on kitchen equipment and the use of electricity, instead of demanding a complete eviction.
This press conference was replete with deception. Firstly, he claimed that protesters "are aware they are in violation of the law." This is despite the fact that he had yet to communicate such to the encampment. Meanwhile, the movement naturally questioned the legitimacy of any law restricting their right to remain on site. Secondly, he claimed that the encampment has encroached on the rights of others to peaceably assemble in the plaza: "There were a couple of other groups that had permits that had to be pulled because Occupy NOLA was using the space." This statement is suspect, as permits for use of Duncan Plaza are generally not granted. Furthermore, the city has not responded to requests to provide proof of this claim. Thirdly, he said that giving protesters notice prior to closing camp is not required: that he was being especially conciliatory in so doing. This further demonstrates the mayor's narrow grasp of the law, and his duty to make public space regulations clear prior to enforcement.
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2012-2013 Women's Basketball Final Stats
Head Women's Basketball Coach Position Open
5/13/13 - Penn State Wilkes-Barre seeks a Head Women's Basketball Coach. This position reports directly to the Director of Athletics. The qualified person will: plan and direct the team during all practices and games; recruit academically and athletically qualified student-athletes; emphasize academic success to student-athletes; supervise assistant coaches; and promote the women's basketball program. Evening and weekend hours will be required for practices and games. This is a part-time, fixed-term 2 position. Associates degree and 1-2 years of successful coaching and/or playing experience is required. Applicant must be capable of driving a 15 passenger van and have a flexible work schedule to accommodate travel to away contests. This position is best fit for someone who would not have to relocate. The review of applications will begin immediately and will continue until the position is filled. Please submit cover letter, resume, and name/contact info of three professional references to Director of Athletics, Brian D. Stanchak, at email@example.com or Penn State Wilkes-Barre Athletics, Old Route 115, PO Box PSU, Lehman, PA 18627. Penn State is committed to affirmative action, equal opportunity and the diversity of its work force.
Kringe Leaves Penn State Wilkes-Barre
5/13/13 - Head Women's Basketball Coach Kevin Kringe has left Penn State Wilkes-Barre to pursue another coaching opportunity. Kringe led the women's basketball program to a 6-15 overall and 3-11 PSUAC record in his only season with the Mountain Lions. "I appreciate Kevin's work with our women's basketball program in his short time here and wish him the best of luck in the future," said Director of Athletics, Brian D. Stanchak. The search for a new Head Women's Basketball Coach has already begun.
Tiaria Brathwaite Named PSUAC All-Conference, USCAA All-American
By: Jeff Huss
3/1/13 - Penn State Wilkes-Barre women's basketball star, Tiaria Brathwaite, was named to the PSUAC All-Conference team as well as becoming a USCAA All-American following her great season. Brathwaite ended the season with 367 points (17.5 per game) along with 267 total rebounds (12.7 per game). Brathwaite said the coaches helped her improve by focusing on her post moves, shooting, and decision making this season. "Last year I didn't have any post moves and I would just fade away every time I got the ball. This season I stayed disciple in the post and it really improved my game" said Brathwaite. The coaches and players could see the difference in her confidence this season which helped her improve her game on the court. The All-American is very optimistic about the future of this team. It's an honor to receive these individual awards but she is focused on next season. When asked about what she is expecting next season she replied, "We are going to the Championships next season!" She has one hundred percent confidence in her coach and has no doubt he will push them to achieve their goals. Brathwaite will be working hard during the offseason to improve her post moves, free throw shooting, driving to the basket, and left handed shooting. With the newcomers and the players returning, next season will be very exciting for the team.
Women's Basketball: Seniors Shine on Senior Night
2/11/13 - The Penn State Wilkes-Barre women's basketball team beat PSU Mont Alto on senior night. The team won with a score of 68-61 and finished the season with 6-16 overall and 3-11 PSUAC record. The two seniors being honored at the game were Katie Beach and Precious Hills. Beach had 18 points, 10 rebounds, and 4 assists in her final game. Hills had 12 points, 7 rebounds, and 3 assists. Aaliyah Daniels had a team-high 17 points, along with 9 rebounds and 6 assists for PSU Mont Alto. Congratulations to the entire women's basketball team on a great season.
Lady Mountain Lions Lose at Home Against Conference Rival
2/7/13 - Last Wednesday was the Pink-Out game at Penn State Wilkes-Barre. The women's basketball team (5-16 overall, 2-11 PSUAC) lost 48-26. Tiaira Brathwaite had another double-double by putting up 11 points and 11 rebounds. Tiffany Denny-Rochester also had 11 rebounds and 5 points for the Lady Mountain Lions. Taylor Cannon of PSU Hazleton had a game high 12 points while making 5 of 7 shots. The Lady Mountain Lios would like to bounce back this Saturday against PSU Mont Alto for their final game of the season. The game tips off at 1pm for senior night in the ARB.
Lady Mountain Lions Lose Against PSU York
2/4/13 - The Penn State Wilkes-Barre (5-15 overall, 2-10 PSUAC) women's basketball team falls to PSU York Saturday afternoon by the score of 74-43. Jalicia Robinson had a team high 15 points for the Mountain Lions along with 7 assists. Tiaria Brathwaite had 10 points and 12 rebounds for the Mountain Lions as well. Lauren Riggleman had a game high 20 points and 8 assists for PSU York. Ashley Wells of PSU York had 15 points and 9 rebounds. The Lady Mountain Lions look to bounce back Wednesday February 6 against PSU Hazleton at 6pm.
Women's Basketball Final Home Game of 2013
2/6/13 - The Lady Mountain Lions will conclude their 2012-13 regular season at home against PSU Mont Alto. The rebounding duo of Tiaira Brathwaite and Tiffany Denny-Rochester will have some competition once they go up against Alexis Small of PSU Mont Alto. Small is averaging over 12 rebounds per game which is right in the range of Brathwaite and Denny-Rochester. Small also averages over 12 points per game. Ayanna Hall is the team's second leading scorer with over 11 points per game. Penn State Wilkes-Barre women's basketball team would like to win their final game. The game tips off at 1pm on Thursday February 9.
Women's Basketball Preview vs. PSU Hazleton
2/4/13 - The Lady Mountain Lions continue their home-game final stretch against PSUAC north division rival PSU Hazleton. The Lady Mountain Lions would like to finish the season by winning the last few games at home. Tiaira Brathwaite is looking to finish her season with over 350 season points along with 250+ rebounds. Jalicia Robinson and Tiffany Denny-Rochester would like to finish the season with over 230 season points. This matchup will be a great game with a lot of offensive plays. The game tips off at 6pm on Wednesday February 6 in the ARB building.
Lady Mountain Lions Fall Against PSU Fayette
1/26/13 - The Lady Mountain Lions (5-13 Overall, 2-9 PSUAC) lose in their second road trip of the weekend against PSU Fayette. Tiffany Denny-Rochester had 18 points with 9 rebounds; Tiaira Brathwaite had 15 points and 10 rebounds; and Jalicia Robinson had 15 points along with 9 rebounds. Kasey Ruble had a game-high 30 points and 14 rebounds for PSU Fayette. The Lady Mountain Lions look to bounce back next weekend against Penn State York at 1pm.
Lady Mountain Lions Lose Despite Big Game from Brathwaite
1/25/13 - Penn State Wilkes-Barre drops to 5-12 overall and 2-8 in the PSUAC after a loss to PSU Greater Allegheny. Tiaira Brathwaite had a game-high 24 points along with 21 rebounds for the Mountain Lions. Tiffany Denny-Rochester had 9 points and 6 rebounds for the team as well. Taylor Fulton had 24 points, 5 assists, and 4 steals for PSU Greater Allegheny. The Lady Mountain Lions would like to bounce back against PSU Fayette tomorrow.
Women's Basketball Matchup at PSU Greater Allegheny
1/23/13 - Penn State Wilkes-Barre (5-10 overall, 2-7 PSUAC) will travel to play Penn State Greater Allegheny (10-6 overall, 5-3 PSUAC) on Friday. PSU Wilkes-Barre is currently on a two-game winning streak due to the great rebounding of Tiffany Denny-Rochester and Tiaira Brathwaite. The Lady Mountain Lions look to keep their streak alive against PSU Greater Allegheny. Christina Floyd of PSU Greater Allegheny is currently 2nd in the conference for shooting percentage of 54.6%. Floyd and Taylor Fulton average over 13 ppg as well. Brathwaite has an outstanding 17.7 points per game for the Mountain Lions. This matchup promises to be a great game with several scoring opportunities.
Mountain Lions Lose in Tough Road Matchup
1/21/13 - The Penn State Wilkes-Barre women's basketball team lost against a good Misericordia University team. The Cougars had a 34-18 lead over the Mountain Lions at the half. Penn State Wilkes-Barre's Tiaira Brathwaite had a game-high 23 points and 15 rebounds while Tiffany Denny-Rochester added 11 points. Jalicia Robinson had 11 assists for the Mountain Lions in a strong attempt to come back in the second half. In the end, Kayla Sileo and the Misericordia Cougars were just too much for the Lions. The final score was 64-49. The 5-11 overall and 2-7 PSUAC women's basketball travels to PSU Greater Allegheny at 6pm on Friday.
Penn State Wilkes-Barre Defeats Penn College in Close Game
1/19/13 - The Lady Mountain Lions won in a close game against Penn College Saturday with a score of 68-64. Tiffany Denny-Rochester had a game-high 23 points for the Mountain Lions along with 11 rebounds. Jalicia Robinson had 19 points for the Mountain Lions as well. Jamie Steer of Penn College had a team-high 19 points with making 9 of 10 free throws. This win moves PSU Wilkes-Barre to a 5-10 overall and 2-7 conference record. Penn State Wilkes-Barre plays against Misericordia University at 7pm on Monday.
Lady Mountain Lions Win in Convincing Fashion Against Central Penn
1/16/2013 - The Penn State Wilkes-Barre (4-10 overall, 1-7 PSUAC) women's basketball team cruised to an easy victory over Central Penn with a score of 76-40. Central Penn played a lot of full court press which led to several foul shots and easy layups for the Mountain Lions. Tiffany Denny-Rochester had 31 total rebounds with 19 total points for Penn State Wilkes-Barre. Desiree Lawrence of Central Penn had 13 points with 3 assists. Penn State Wilkes-Barre had 93 total team rebounds, which is 3 rebounds shy of the all-time record for women's basketball division III record (96 rebounds) set in 1985. The Lady Mountain Lion's play against Penn College at home this Saturday at 1pm.
Lady Mountain Lions travel to Misericordia University
1/18/2013 - On Monday January 21 the matchup between PSU Wilkes-Barre (4-10 overall, 1-7 PSUAC) and Misericordia Uinversity (8-6 overall, 3-2 MAC) tips off at 7pm in the Anderson Center in Dallas, PA. Misericordia will have to deal with the outstanding rebounding duo of Braithwaite and Denny-Rochester. Both combine for 334 total rebounds on the season. This game should be high scoring due to the amount of three pointers. Tyann McDaniel is 33.9% in 3FG% for the Cougars, whereas Nicole Maslowski is shooting 32.6% in 3FG% for Penn State Wilkes-Barre. This game promises to be exciting and a great matchup.
Lady Mountain Lions Meet Central Penn College for a Home Matchup
1/15/13 - The Penn State Wilkes-Barre (3-10 overall, 1-7 PSUAC) Women's basketball team played well against the elite point guard of Penn State Worthington Scranton last night. The Lady Mountain Lions will be playing against another team with an elite scorer. Central Penn's Jasmine Robinson is scoring 22.9 points per game, tying her for the most in the USCAA. This will be a great match up for Penn State Wilkes-Barre. PSU Wilkes-Barre's Tiaira Brathwaite is currently 5th in scoring (17.8 PPG) and 2nd in rebounding (11.5 RPG) on the PSUAC leaderboards. This game promises to be close with a lot of scoring from both teams. Both teams currently have a 3-10 overall record. The game tips off at 6pm Wednesday at PSU Wilkes-Barre.
Women's Basketball Team Loses in Overtime Thriller
1/14/13 - Penn State Wilkes-Barre (3-10 overall, 1-7 PSUAC) got off to a quick start with Penn State Worthington Scranton with efficient three point shooting and great passing. Worthington Scranton went on a scoring run to end the first half with a 10-point lead. With a lot of help from Nicole Maslowski's three-point shooting (7-10 3FG), the Mountain Lions climbed back into the game in the second half to force overtime. In the last minute of overtime Maslowski (25 points) hit a three pointer, putting the Mountain Lions up by one point. However, Jess Segilia (32 points) of Penn State Worthington Scranton scored the game winning layup with 1.5 seconds left on the clock. Penn State Wilkes-Barre Women's basketball team looks to bounce back from this heartbreak loss Wednesday against Central Penn at 6pm.
Penn State Wilkes-Barre Women's Basketball Team Loses Another Close Game
1/12/13 - The Penn State Wilkes-Barre women's basketball team (3-9 overall and 1-6 PSUAC) lost a close game against Penn State DuBois despite Katie Beach's 19 points. The Mountain Lions trailed by 10 at halftime and looked to fight their way back into the game. However, Penn State DuBois put the game away with their 52% free-throw shooting. Tiaira Brathwaite had an outstanding game for the Mountain Lions with 21 rebounds and 17 points. Penn State Wilkes-Barre looks to bounce back Monday against Penn State Worthington Scranton.
Women's Basketball Loses Close Battle At Worthington Scranton
12/13/12 – The Penn State Wilkes-Barre women's basketball team lost a close game at Penn State Worthington Scranton tonight by a score of 72-76. Wilkes-Barre was led by five players scoring in double-figures. Freshman Jalicia Robinson led the group with 19 points, followed by sophomore Nicole Maslowski with 16. Wilkes-Barre will head into the break with a 1-5 record in the PSUAC and 3-8 overall. The Mountain Lions will next play on Saturday, January 12th at Penn State DuBois.
Denny-Rochester Named USCAA AND PSUAC Player of the Week
12/11/12 - Congratulations to junior forward Tiffany Denny-Rochester on being recognized by both the PSUAC and USCAA as the Women's Basketball Player of the Week. Women's Basketball Falls to Penn College 12/5/12 - The Penn State Wilkes-Barre (3-6, 1-3 PSUAC) Women's Basketball team fell to Penn College, as they tried overcoming a 36-23 Penn College halftime lead to lose by a final score of 72-65. Three Mountain Lion players played very impressive games for Wilkes-Barre, with senior Katie Beach leading her team in scoring. She finished the game with 19 points, along with 12 rebounds. Juniors Tiaira Brathwaite and Tiffany Denny-Rochester contributed 18 points each. Brathwaite had a game-high 19 rebounds and Denny-Rochester also added 15 rebounds. Wilkes-Barre will be idle until Tuesday, December 11 when they continue their stint of road games at Penn State Hazleton. Tipoff is scheduled for 6:00 pm.
Mountain Lions Can't Keep Lead in First Half, Fall to Brandywine in Overtime
12/3/12 - The Penn State Wilkes-Barre (3-5, 1-2 PSUAC) Women's Basketball team took at 30-21 lead going into halftime but couldn't hold up that lead before losing in overtime to Penn State Brandywine 76-64. Despite the loss, three players scored in double figures for the Mountain Lions, with junior Tiffany Denny-Rochester carrying the offense by scoring 23 points while pulling down 17 rebounds. Junior Tiaira Brathwaite had 19 points and freshman point guard Jalicia Robinson added 10 points, 9 rebounds, and 3 assists. Wilkes-Barre will continue its span of road games on Wednesday, December 5 with a trip to Williamsport to take on Penn College. Tipoff is scheduled for 6:00 pm.
Women's Basketball Loses to Conference Opponent Beaver
12/1/12 - After a slow first half, the Penn State Wilkes-Barre (3-4, 1-1 PSUAC) Women's Basketball team couldn't contain Penn State Beaver as Beaver controlled the rest of the game and went on to defeat Wilkes-Barre, 76-43. Only two players scored in double figures for the Mountain Lions, with junior Tiara Brathwaite and sophomore Nicole Maslowski contributing 13 and 11 points, respectively. Wilkes-Barre will play again on Monday when they travel to Brandywine for another PSUAC conference matchup, with tip-off scheduled for 6:00 pm.
Robinson leads Mountain Lions to Win Over Schuylkill
11/28/12 - The Penn State Wilkes-Barre (3-3, 1-0 PSUAC) Women's Basketball team opened up conference play with a huge win against Penn State Schuylkill, downing the local Lady Lions 55-46. Freshman Jalicia Robinson led Wilkes-Barre with 19 points, and two other teammates scored in double digits to help bury the Schuylkill squad. Juniors Tiara Brathwaite and Tiffany-Denny Rochester both added 11 and 10 points, respectively. Brathwaite also contributed a game-high 15 rebounds. Penn State Wilkes-Barre will continue conference play as they take on Penn State Beaver on Saturday, December 1 at 1:00 pm in the ARB.
Women's Basketball Loses to Wilkes University
11/17/12 - The Penn State Wilkes-Barre (2-3) Women's Basketball team lost a non-conference game against Wilkes University, falling 90-54. The Mountain Lions were led by freshmen Jalicia Robinson who had a strong game at point guard once again, scoring 22 points while adding nine rebounds and dishing out seven assists. The only other scoring in double figures was junior Tiaira Brathwaite who contributed with 11. Penn State Wilkes-Barre will be idle during Thanksgiving Break and will resume play when they travel to Penn State Schuylkill for their first conference game of the season at 6:00 pm.
Women's Basketball Gets Back on Track with Win against Davis College
11/15/12 - The Penn State Wilkes-Barre (2-2) Women's Basketball team kept the game interesting before finishing off Davis College, 65-62, in the last couple minutes to preserve the win Thursday evening in the ARB. The Mountain Lions were led by the unstoppable junior Tiaira Brathwaite, who had a monster game tallying up 30 points to go along with 12 rebounds. Freshmen Jalicia Robinson added 8 assists and 7 steals, while junior Tiffany Denny-Rochester added 13 rebounds. Penn State Wilkes-Barre will be tested again when they take on Wilkes University Saturday afternoon for a 1:00 pm start.
Penn State Wilkes-Barre Women's Basketball Opens up Season with a Win
11/6/12 - The Penn State Wilkes-Barre (1-0) women's basketball team opened up the 2012-2013 season with a great start by getting a solid win against LCCC by a score of 68-56 Tuesday evening in the ARB. Junior Tiaira Brathwaite led with a team-high 20 points, while sophomore Aubrey Wargowsky added 14 points and junior Tiffany Denny-Rochester added 10. This trio had an impressive game for the Mountain Lions, combining for 44 out of the team's 68 points. Brathwaite and Denny-Rochester were racking up the rebounds, pulling down 21 and 20 respectively. Freshman Jalicia Robinson played a solid game at point guard totaling 10 rebounds and dishing out 8 assists. Penn State Wilkes-Barre will be back in action on Friday when they travel to Broome CC for a 7:00 pm game.
Women's Basketball Names New Head Coach
7/2/12 – Director of Athletics, Brian D. Stanchak, announced today the hiring of Kevin Kringe as Penn State Wilkes-Barre new Head Women's Basketball Coach. A native of Hazleton, PA, Kringe, 40, brings a wealth of success to Penn State Wilkes-Barre. He served the previous 14 seasons as the top assistant at Hazleton Area High School helping the Lady Cougars build a successful program. During his tenure on staff, the Hazleton Area girls won 8 consecutive Wyoming Valley Conference Championships from 2001-2009 and 4 District II championships. Coach Kringe also guided his 2002 JV team to a 22-0 season which was the first undefeated team in Hazleton Area school history. At the JV level, he compiled a 246-72 record and was the WVC JV Coach of the Year four times. He has coached and developed many great student-athletes that have went on to play college basketball at the Division II and III levels. Kringe attended Bishop Hafey High School where he was an All-League performer in both cross-country and basketball. He is the career assist and steals leader at Hafey and holds the record for the most assists in one game (17 vs Schuylkill Haven in 1988) and recorded the school's first triple-double, also in 1989. Kringe then went on to have a successful career at King's College in Wilkes-Barre, PA. At King's, the Monarchs earned two berths in the NCAA Division III Tournament (1991 & 1992) and won the Freedom League in the 1993-94 season. Coach Kringe earned a bachelor's degree in education at King's and is currently a middle school teacher in the Hazleton Area School District. "Kevin Kringe's successful playing and coaching experience in the area makes him a tremendous asset to our women's basketball program. His enthusiasm and passion for developing student-athletes on and off the court stood out to me during the interview process, and I am confident that he will lead our women's basketball team to a high level of success next season and for the foreseeable future," said Director of Athletics, Brian D. Stanchak. Coach Kringe resides in Drums, PA with his wife Marsha, a basketball and softball standout also at Kings College, and their three children Jillian (8), Lacie (7), and Nate (3).
2011-2012 Women's Basketball Final Stats
Women's Basketball Loses Playoff Game
2/21/12 - The Penn State Wilkes-Barre women's basketball team lost to Penn State Brandywine, 51-73, in the first round of the PSUAC playoffs on Tuesday night. Junior Catherine Beach was Wilkes-Barre's leading scorer, putting up 15 points for the team. Sophomores Michele Vowler and Tiara Brathwaite each added 12 points for Wilkes-Barre. Brathwaite also pulled down 15 rebounds, giving her a double-double. With the loss the Penn State Wilkes-Barre women's basketball team ends their 2011-2012 season.
Vowler Named PSUAC Women's Basketball Player of the Week
2/14/12 - Congratulations to Sophomore Michele Vowler on being named PSUAC Women's Basketball Player of the Week!
Women's Basketball Triumphs over Mont Alto
2/11/12 - The Penn State Wilkes-Barre women's basketball team triumphed over PSUAC rival Penn State Mont Alto, 77-31, in their final game of the regular season on Saturday afternoon. Sophomores Tiffany Denny-Rochester and Molly Dincher led the way for Wilkes-Barre, each having a double-double. Denny-Rochester scored 18 points and grabbed 16 rebounds, while Dincher scored 17 points and pulled down 10 rebounds. Sophomore Michele Vowler had 9 steals for Wilkes-Barre and she also put up 14 points. Freshman Aubrey Wargowsky contributed 13 points to the win. With the win, Wilkes-Barre ends the regular season 10-12 overall and 8-6 in the PSUAC.
Women's Basketball Clinches PSUAC Playoff Berth
2/9/12 – The Penn State women's basketball team (9-12, 7-6 PSUAC) extended its season long winning streak to four games tonight with a 67-61 win over North Division rival, Penn College. The win clinched a PSUAC playoff berth for the Lady Mountain Lions. Senior guard Michele Vowler paced Wilkes-Barre with 22 points. Junior Catherine Beach and sophomore Tiaira Brathwaite each added 13 points. Wilkes-Barre plays its regular season finale on Saturday, February 11th, at Penn State Mont Alto before playing in the PSUAC playoffs.
Women's Basketball Prevails against Penn State Worthington Scranton
2/6/12 - The Penn State Wilkes-Barre women's basketball team won, 68-50, against PSUAC rival Penn State Worthington Scranton on Monday night. With the win Wilkes-Barre is now 8-12 on the season and 6-6 in the PSUAC. Freshman Aubrey Wargowsky was Wilkes-Barre's leading scorer with 15 points. Sophomore Tiara Brathwaite led Wilkes-Barre with 23 rebounds. Brathwaite also put up 13 points, giving her a double-double on the night. Wilkes-Barre will next head to the road to take on Penn College on Thursday, February 9th at 6:00 pm.
Women's Basketball Defeats Penn State York
2/4/12 - The Penn State Wilkes-Barre women's basketball team (7-12 overall, 5-6 PSUAC) defeated Penn State York, 72-45, at home on Saturday afternoon. Leading the way for Wilkes-Barre was sophomore Molly Dincher, who scored 20 points and pulled down 15 rebounds. Sophomore Tiaira Brathwaite scored 10 points and grabbed 11 rebounds for Wilkes-Barre. Freshman Aubrey Wargowsky put up 11 points for Wilkes-Barre, while junior Precious Hills and freshmen Nicole Maslowski each added 9 points. Wilkes-Barre's next game is at home on Monday, February 6th at 6:00 pm against Penn State Worthington Scranton.
Women's Basketball Takes Down Penn College
2/2/12 - The Penn State Wilkes-Barre women's basketball team defeated Penn College, 70-55, at home on Thursday night. The win improves Wilkes-Barre to 6-12 overall and 4-6 in the PSUAC. For Wilkes-Barre sophomore Michele Vowler scored 20 points, junior Catherine Beach scored 15 points and sophomore Tiffany Denny scored 14 points. Sophomore Molly Dincher pulled down 16 rebounds for Wilkes-Barre. Wilkes-Barre will next play at home against PSUAC rival Penn State York, Saturday, February 4th at 1:00 pm.
Brathwaite Named USCAA Women's Basketball Player of Week
2/2/12 - Congratulations to sophomore Tiaira Brathwaite on winning USCAA Player of the Week honors! She is the first PSUAC women's basketball player to receive this award this season.
Women's Basketball Defeated by PSUAC Rival Penn State Fayette
1/28/12 - The Penn State Wilkes-Barre women's basketball team (5-12 overall, 3-6 PSUAC) was defeated at home, 63-71, by PSUAC rival Penn State Fayette on Saturday afternoon. Wilkes-Barre was led by sophomores Tiaira Brathwaite and Molly Dincher, who each had a double-double. Brathwaite scored 17 points and pulled down 11 rebounds, while Dincher put up 10 points and grabbed 15 rebounds. Junior Catherine Beach added 14 points and 8 rebounds, while sophomore Michele Vowler scored 13 points and grabbed 9 rebounds for Wilkes-Barre. Wilkes-Barre's next game is at home on Thursday, February 2, at 6:00 pm against Penn College.
Women's Basketball Loses at Home
1/27/12 - The Penn State Wilkes-Barre women's basketball lost at home to PSUAC rival Penn State Greater Allegheny, 51-58, on Friday night. With the loss, Wilkes-Barre falls to 5-11 on the season and 3-5 in the PSUAC. Sophomores Tiaira Brathwaite and Michele Vowler led the way for Wilkes-Barre, each with a double-double. Brathwaite scored 13 points and grabbed 23 rebounds, while Vowler scored 15 points and pulled down 11 rebounds. Wilkes-Barre will next play at home against PSUAC rival Penn State Fayette Saturday afternoon, January 28, at 1:00 pm.
Women's Basketball Wins at Worthington Scranton
1/25/12 - The Penn State Wilkes-Barre women's basketball team defeated PSUAC rival Penn State Worthington Scranton 65-48 Wednesday night on the road. With the win Wilkes-Barre improves to 5-10 overall and 3-4 in the PSUAC. Sophomore Michele Vowler led Wilkes-Barre with 18 points and 5 steals. Sophomore Tiaira Brathwaite scored 11 points, while junior Catherine Beach and sophomore Molly Dincher each added 9 points for Wilkes-Barre. Wilkes-Barre will next play at home against PSUAC rival Greater Allegheny, Friday night, January 27, at 6:00 pm.
Women's Basketball Wins at Home
1/23/12 - The Penn State Wilkes-Barre women's basketball team (4-10 overall, 2-4 PSUAC) defeated Luzerne County Community College, 65-61, Monday night at home. Sophomore Tiaira Brathwaite led the way for the Mountain Lions by scoring 18 points and pulling down 10 rebounds. Sophomore Tiffany Denny added 12 points and 7 rebounds, while fellow sophomore Michele Vowler contributed 11 points and 8 rebounds. Wilkes-Barre will next play Wednesday night, January 25 at 6:00 pm, on the road against PSUAC rival Penn State Worthington Scranton.
Women's Basketball Falls Short of Win
1/20/12 - The Penn State Wilkes-Barre women's basketball team fell short of a win (64-67) against PSUAC rival Penn State DuBois, Friday night at home. The loss drops Wilkes-Barre to 3-10 on the season and 2-4 in the PSUAC. Junior Catherine Beach and sophomores Michele Vowler and Tiara Brathwaite led Wilkes-Barre with 14 points each. Freshman Aubrey Wargowsky added 10 points for the Mountain Lions. Wilkes-Barre will next play at 6:00 pm on Monday night, January 23, at home against Luzerne County Community College.
Women's Basketball Wins Against PSUAC Rival Penn State Hazleton
1/18/12 - The Penn State Wilkes-Barre women's basketball team improved to 3-9 on the season and 2-3 in the PSUAC with a win at home Wednesday night over PSUAC rival Penn State Hazleton. Down 13-16 at half time, Wilkes-Barre battled back to take a 45-41 victory over Hazleton. Sophomore Tiaira Braithwaite led Wilkes-Barre with 15 points and 12 rebounds. Sophomore Michele Vowler added in 11 points and freshmen Aubrey Wargowsky scored 8 points. Wilkes-Barre will next play Friday night January 20th at home against Penn State DuBois.
Women's Basketball Falls at Home to Misericordia
1/16/12 - The Penn State Wilkes-Barre women's basketball team lost 28-74 at home to Misericordia University on Monday night. The loss drops Wilkes-Barre to 2-9 on the season and they remain 1-3 in the PSUAC. Sophomore Tiaira Brathwaite led Wilkes-Barre with 10 points and 5 rebounds while sophomore Molly Dincher added 8 points. Wilkes-Barre will next play Wednesday night, January 18th, at home against PSUAC rival Penn State Hazleton.
Basketball Pink-Out Fundraiser for Cancer
1/14/12 - The Penn State Wilkes-Barre athletic department will be holding a "Coaches vs. Cancer" Night on Thursday, February 2 at 6:00 pm to raise awareness for cancer research. The event will take place during a basketball double-header against Penn State New Kensington and all proceeds from the event will be donated to the American Cancer Society. For more information on purchasing Pink-Out t-shirts or raffle prizes, please contact Director of Athletics Brian Stanchak by stopping in the ARB or e-mailing email@example.com. (T-shirts are $10 with all proceeds donated; checks to be made out to the PSU W-B SGA; deadline for ordering t-shirts is January 27th.)
Women's Basketball Defeated at Home
12/10/11 - The Penn State Wilkes-Barre women's basketball team lost at home to Delaware Valley College 43-74 on Saturday afternoon. Despite outscoring Delaware Valley in the 2nd half 27-24, the loss put Wilkes-Barre's record at the break at 2-8 and 1-3 in the PSUAC. Wilkes-Barre was led by sophomore Michele Vowler with 14 points. Wilkes-Barre will head off on the holiday break before returning to host Misericordia on Monday, January 16th at 6:00 pm.
Women's Basketball Blows by Brandywine in Second Half to Win PSUAC Home Opener
12/6/11 - The Penn State Wilkes-Barre (2-6, 1-2) women's basketball team beat Penn State Brandywine 63-49 to improve to 1-2 in the PSUAC Conference. Wilkes-Barre was led by sophomore guard Michele Vowler with 22 points and 7 rebounds. Junior Katie Beach also had a big game with 14 points and 11 rebounds. Wilkes-Barre put together a great overall effort, including out-rebounding Brandywine 43-29. Wilkes-Barre will next play PSUAC rival Penn State Hazleton on Friday night before turning around to play Delaware Valley College at home on Saturday afternoon at 1:00 pm.
Women's Basketball Loses Close Battle with Beaver
12/3/11 - Penn State Wilkes-Barre women's basketball fell to 1-6 on the season after losing at Penn State Beaver 51-55. Wilkes-Barre was led by sophomore Tiaira Brathwaite with 14 points and 8 rebounds. Michele Vowler added 13 points and 7 rebounds. Wilkes-Barre will next host Penn State Brandywine in their PSUAC home opener Tuesday night at 6:00 pm.
Women's Basketball Falls to Schuylkill in PSUAC Opener
11/30/11 - The Penn State Wilkes-Barre women's basketball team (1-5) lost 45-50 at Penn State Schuylkill in the PSUAC Opener. Three players led Wilkes-Barre with 10 points each (Tiaira Brathwaite, Catherine Beach and Molly Dincher). Wilkes-Barre will next head to Penn State Beaver on Saturday for another PSUAC matchup.
Women's Basketball Falls Short at Centenary
11/22/11 - Penn State Wilkes-Barre women's basketball fell short at Centenary College tonight losing 59-74 to fall to 1-4 on the season. Wilkes-Barre was led by sophomore Michele Vowler with 16 points and 4 steals. Sophomore forward Tiaira Brathwaite added 12 points and 8 rebounds, while fellow sophomore Tiffany Denny added 10 points. Wilkes-Barre will next travel to Schuylkill to take on Penn State Schuylkill on November 30th at 6pm.
Women's Basketball Falls to Wilkes
11/19/11 - Penn State Wilkes-Barre lost at Wilkes University 50-96 today. Penn State Wilkes-Barre was led by sophomore Tiaira Brathwaite's second straight double-double with 12 points and 11 rebounds. Junior Catherine Beach added 10 points for Wilkes-Barre while senior point guard Renee Fumanti pulled down 12 rebounds. Wilkes-Barre's next game is Tuesday, November 22 at Centenary College (NJ).
Women's Basketball Falls At Home
11/18/11 - The Penn State Wilkes-Barre (1-2) women's basketball team lost a close battle to Briarcliffe College (62-54) on Friday night. Leading the way for Wilkes-Barre was Tiaira Brathwaite with a double-double scoring 10 points and grabbing 10 rebounds. Molly Dincher was the team's leading scorer with 14 points while also pulling down 8 rebounds. Catherine Beach added 13 and Aubrey Wargowsky scored 10 for Wilkes-Barre. Wilkes-Barre next travels to battle local rival Wilkes University tomorrow afternoon.
Women's Basketball Wins Season Opener
11/7/11 - The Penn State Wilkes-Barre women's basketball team won their season opener 53-46 over Luzerne County Community College to begin the season 1-0. Wilkes-Barre was led by sophomore Tiaira Brathwaite who had 13 points. Sophomore Molly Dincher added 10 for the Mountain Lions. Wilkes-Barre's next game is at home next Tuesday at 6:00 pm vs. Baptist Bible College.
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Recipe For Oxtails With Peanut Butter?
- oakjoan Mar 3, 2009 12:11 PM
A group of us eat in the same Basque restaurant every January when we're in town for a Scrabble tournament (don't ask) and the best in the family-style parade of dishes is their oxtail stew.
When we ate there this past January, I was sitting next to a friend who said her mother (from the Philippines) made oxtails with peanut butter! It sounded pretty weird, but I make a curry with tuna and peanuts that is fantastic, so how could it be bad?
Has anybody ever heard of this dish? Any recipes or history info? I always mean to search for it online and then forget the minute I exit Chowhound.
re: kare_raisu
Yeah its definitely kare kare, and its delicious. its my grandma's favorite dish. I don't have a recipe, but check out recipes onlines.
4lbs. oxtails
10 c. water
2 bay leaves
2 stalks celery
2 carrots
10 peppercorns
1 onion, quartered
1 lb. tripe
4 c. water
1/3 cup rice
2 tbsp. annatto seeds
1 c. water
4 tbsp. oil
2 large onions, chopped
1 head garlic, minced
1/3 c. peanut butter
1 banana blossom, quartered
2 medium eggplants, sliced lengthwise
1 bunch bok choy
2 c. long beans, sliced in 2-in. pieces
Fish sauce
Simmer 4lbs. oxtails with aromatics until tender (approximately 2 hours). Strain out aromatics, reserve oxtails and chill the stock to defat. In another pot, simmer the sliced tripe until tender (approximately an hour). Meanwhile toast rice in a dry and hot pan. You will know the rice is done when all the pieces are browned and smell nutty. Remove from the pan and grind to a fine flour. In a mug, steep 2 tbsp. annatto seeds in 1 c. of hot water for 30 min., occasionally mashing the seeds. Strain out the seeds and reserve the annatto water.
In a separate large pot, heat the oil and saute the onions and garlic. When browned, add half the rice flour, the annatto water, oxtail stock and peanut butter. When the liquid is uniform, add the oxtails, tripe and banana blossom. Simmer for 3 minutes. Add the eggplant. Simmer for 2 minutes. Add the bok choy. Simmer for 2 minutes. Add the long beans and remove the pot from the heat. Add more toasted rice flour and/or peanut butter to thicken to your desired consistency and peanut butteriness. Season with fish sauce or salt. Serve with bagoong guisado and rice.
Kare-kare is a perennial favorite among Filipinos when they gather together for fiestas. Tender cuts of meat in a rich and meaty sauce with sweet tropical vegetables is a much better combination than you might imagine. Traditionally the stew would be prepared using bony cuts of beef, sources of ample gelatin for a rich stock (i.e. trotters, shins, tails), cooked overnight in a clay pot over a low fire. Today pressure cookers and prepared seasoning mixes (Mama Sita's is particularly good) cut down the production time without sacrificing too much in quality, though the traditional method yields a sauce richer in texture and flavor. New variations substitute seafood for the meat.
The name kare-kare is probably a corruption of the word "curry" and combined with the peanut sauce it seems the basic outlines of the dish may likely have been brought to the Philippines from Southeast Asia, which features peanut-based sauces more abundantly. On an Indonesian table, the flavors of kare-kare would meld seamlessly. On the Filipino table, it is a stand-out, which is yet another reason for its popularity.
If you decide to make it, beware prepared peanut butters which can make the sauce too sweet. Smooth natural peanut butter makes for an optimal choice. Also the toasted rice flour should be finely ground to avoid grittiness in the sauce and incorporated gradually into the dish to avoid turning the liquid into a paste. Be certain to scrape the bottom of the pot to fully incorporate the peanut butter and rice flour otherwise you stand the risk of scorching.
Here on Oahu, it is served with fermented shrimp paste. Without that, the dish tends to be a bit thin, but it becomes delicious after that addition.
We cheat and buy the powdered kare kare mix which contains the rice flour and annato together (along with salt, etc), and just needs to have peanut butter added before going into the soup. It makes the preparation extremely simple: boil the oxtails in water with onions for a few hours until very tender and the broth is significantly reduced (skimming it along the way). We don't bother with de-fatting, actually. After the broth is reduced, add green beans, cabbage/bok choy, eggplant (if you want). Mix the packet (or rice flour and annato) with 3/4 cup of smooth peanut butter, and stir in about a cup of the broth. When the veggies are close to done, pour this into the broth and let it thicken and make a smooth stew, to serve with rice and shrimp paste (bagoong) There's nothing really magical about the mix, though--in fact, some rice flour and annato powder does do the trick just fine.
I also have to agree with a comment on the web page linked to from above--my mother-in-law uses a homogenized processed smooth (reduced sugar) peanut butter which I imagine still has lots of sugar in it and sounds like it would be horrible, but it makes the stew very smooth and the sweetness complements the oxtail and the saltiness of the shrimp paste very well! So, I guiltily admit that if I end up needing to buy peanut butter for a batch of kare kare, I may grab a processed one.
re: another_adam
Thanks a million you guys! I can't wait to make it. My friend will be soooo impressed.


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Assemblyman Sweeney holds health care forum
It was a one-stop shop for health care when New York State Assemblyman Robert Sweeney and Good Samaritan Hospital teamed up to provide a day of health for senior citizens at Tanner Park, Copiague recently.
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The story of Team Bourbon Street
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The story of Team Bourbon
The damage we witnessed in New Orleans is honestly beyond description. Inside the
homes and outside on the streets/ground was destroyed for the most part. Not much
of anything inside of the homes was salvageable and most of the streets were full
of debris. Most damage inside the home was due to the high water level and roof
damage occured because of high winds. The images speak louder and more true than
A tree falls through the roof of a woman's house
in the West Bank.
One of many abandoned/destroyed vehicles that litter
the city's streets, driveways, yards, and underpasses.
Pile of trash/debris outside on of the homes weworked on.
Water lines on many of the homes were above our heads, and sometimes
even out of our reach. In this case, you can see it at the level of the top of the
front door.
Most neighborhood streets are all but deserted in the wake of
the storm.
What 5 feet of water will do to a refridgerator.
Luke standing next to the mold in one of our homes.
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2. Further Configuration and Setting up Manual and Scheduled Scans
2.1. General Sophos Settings
The Sophos clients that OUCS distributes come with a preset standard configuration. The default actions are:
- Clean up virus-infected files. If this fails it will move them to a special
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Sophos\Sophos Anti-Virus\INFECTED(Windows XP) or
C:\ProgramData\Sophos\Sophos Anti-Virus\INFECTED(Windows 7 and Vista).
- A weekly full scan of your C: drive is scheduled to run at 21:00 on Wednesdays.
- Web Protection is enabled
If you wish to change any Sophos client settings you may do so. This section covers some common configuration changes including configuring and running manual scans. For full details, refer to the built-in Help in the Sophos EndPoint Security and Control program.
Open Sophos and you will see the following screen. Note particularly the greyed out
Home button near the top of the window under the
menu. You can use this button from other Sophos screens to return to this main
Choose the option
Configure anti-virus and HIPS.
A new screen will open showing the different configuration settings available.
Click on the first option
[On-access scanning] under the
Configure heading to open the
On-access scanning
configuration screen.
The options on the
Scanning tab control whether on-access scanning is
enabled together with when Sophos will check files (i.e. on read, on write etc.). For
version 10 of Sophos files are checked On read, On write and On
The Scan for section of this tab specifies what type of malware Sophos checks
for. By default Sophos is configured to scan for malware including viruses but will not
check for Adware and PUAs (potentially unwanted applications) or Suspicious
files. This is because some legitimate software can be detected if these options
are enabled. Enabling these options is more thorough but may also detect legitimate
software. If you do want to enable them we recommend that you first do a manual scan of
your computer for Adware and PUAs and/or Suspicious files. You can
then authorise any any legitimate software that is detected as supicious or a
PUA before you enable detection of these files via On-access scanning. To authorise
legitimate software use the
[Anti-Virus/Authorization...] option on the
[Configure] menu.
The settings on the
Cleanup tab allow you to configure the options for
removing malware.
If you change any settings then click the
Apply button followed by the
OK button to close the configuration window. You will return to the
main configuration page.
2.2. Configuring, Running and Scheduling Scans
2.2.1. Configuring a new scan
Sophos provides automatic on-access scanning which gives you constant protection against viruses in any files, emails etc. that you are actually using. In addition, you can perform on-demand scans of either your whole hard disk(s) or just selected sections.
On-demand scans can be run manually, or you can schedule them to run at a particular time and on particular days of the week. The preconfigured package provided is configured to run a scan every Wednesday at 9pm. You can't edit this scan but you can delete it and set up your own scan.
To configure scans first return the the Sophos main page by clicking on the
Home button near the top of the window under the
menu. Now click on the
Scans icon.
The scan configuration page will open. Under Available scans you should see the preconfigured Wednesday 9pm Scan that has been set up for you.
To start a scan of your whole computer click on the
Scan my computer
icon (this option is also on the home page.)
To configure your own scan(s), first select the
Set up a new scan icon
from the
Scans page.
From here you can choose what files or folders the program will scan for you. In this
example on Windows 7, Sophos has been configured to scan
Documents. In the Scan name box, add a name e.g.
Documents Scan.
Next, select the
Configure this scan option near the bottom of the
window. A new window,
Individual scan settings, will open. The
Cleanup tab will allow you to specify what Sophos does it it finds any
malware. The options on both the Scanning and the Cleanup tabs are
very similar to those outlined in section 2.1. General Sophos Settings.
Once you have configured your scan , save the new scan settings. This new scan will
be added to the front page in the
Available Scans box:
To start the scan, click on the
Start button next to the name of the
scan. Sophos will then scan the files and directories specified when it was
2.2.2. Scheduled scans
Saved scans can be scheduled to run automatically on your machine. NB. You cannot save a scheduled scan if you do not have a password set to log on to your machine. For advice on passwords and password security please see the OUCS Password pages.
- From the
Available Scanslisting on the front page, open a saved scan by selecting it from the list and then clicking on
Edit. The scan configuration page will open.
- Click on the
Schedule this Scanoption near the bottom of the window.
- A new screen will open. Initially all options are greyed out, but these are
enabled by clicking the
Enable schedulecheckbox. Sophos adds default values when this is first enabled.
Change the default settings to those that you require. In our example, the scan is scheduled to run every weekday at 21:00.
Type the username and password you use to log onto the machine into the boxes provided. Click
OKto save the new schedule.
- The scan will run automatically at the day and time specified. Note that if your computer is turned off at the time when the scan is supposed to run then it simply will not run.
2.2.3. Running a scan
To run the general virus scan, return to the main Sophos window (use the
Home button under the
[Help] menu) and select the
Scan my computer icon. This will immediately start a full scan of your
To run a saved scan, select the
Scans option on the main Sophos window
to view the list of available scans. Select a scan from the list and then click on the
Start button. Note that you cannot do this for the preconfigured
Wednesday 21:00 scan.
Once a scan has started you will see the following screen:
Click the
More button to see if any viruses have been found on your
system during the scan. At the end of the scan you will see a summary of the
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Deb Abbott Needs Your Prayers
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Thank you, my dear friend....
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I want you to know that you and Sean have my full support and faith. My experience reading this entire thread last week for the first time filled me with many emotions. I confronted some of my own fears around not being in control of everything (or anything) and whether or not anyone would be there for me just as you have been there for your son and the people of this community have been here for you both. I see this thread as a gift.
As you know, my journey over the past five years or so has been to dive into the unconscious - personal and collective - to make myself more whole. The word heal comes from the same place as whole.
This thread, in my opinion, seems to represent an enormous amount of unconscious power directed towards you, Sean, Peg, your medical team, roommates etc... And I believe you don't take that point lightly. Your gratitude shows tremendous awareness of the benefits of such power and such gifts.
But there is one thing that concerns me about these divine forces that are invoked. I merely wish to state my concern. So, with all humility, I submit this concern with love and care for you to take what resonates and leave the rest. Even as I write this I ask myself: Is it helpful? Is it necessary? Is my heart in it?
These forces can be seductive and attractive enough to hook us in. And when we are hooked, we're unaware of the impact of our actions on others as these forces are driving the bus. They have no morality in terms of good or evil. Their power can be directed either way and sometimes both at the same time. I state this knowing I am capable of being hooked and causing harm unconsciously. And that is where my concern lies in posting this thread. When I work with my unconscious my best tool (not weapon) to work with it is to "put it in front of me."
I will say no more about this on the thread. I believe you know how to ask for what you want and what you need - and have every right to do that here without judgment.
Just know that I am your friend, I love you, I love Sean and I love everyone who has put energy towards helping you and your team. And you can depend on me for anything I am able to give to you.
Love and light,
Thank you, my dear friend, for your forthright thoughts here. I am totally honored that you would share this with me, with us. Your words have triggered a couple of things in me that I wish to share with you.
The very first thing, when you spoke about the divine forces being invoked, was an experience I had back in 2003 on the ranch in Northern New Mexico. It was an experience that certainly changed my "view" on a lot of things. Let me share it with you.
One night, I was awakened in the wee hours of the morning, not by sound but by a sense of a presence. I got out of bed and ventured to the living area where this "unseen energy" seemed most prominent to my feel. I immediately stated "out loud" without hesitancy or question but with a calm reserve, "You do not have my invitation to come into my home unannounced. If you wish to commune with me, then you will knock on my door and ask my permission. You do not come into my home without my permission. Now, go!"
It was like the air being let out of a balloon. Whoosh! And the unseen, uninvited energy was gone. I felt no fear, only a sense of ownership of my being and I nodded my head and went back to bed and slept peacefully.
As I have come to know, No one or No thing can take my power away unless "I" allow it. And that has not changed for me and I don't believe it ever will.
This beautiful Universe that we occupy has many facets to discover. Fear is the basis of all complaints. In my knowing that I am an eternal being, I have no fear nor complaints. Albeit that comes from my Near Death Experience in 1994 wherein I was treated to the All Knowing, All Loving "All That Is" Experience of Being One with Everything - the Totality of Communion in the essence of pure Bliss. So, I know first hand what exists one instant from me now. I am simply walking through this Life for the Pure Experience of All Things. And in that knowing, that I can only take with me, what I have given of me. Simple is that, it is.
I cherish this life experience with respect for all in whom I have come in contact with to help teach me what is available to learn on this plane of experience. And, as always, Love is the prominent factor.
Consciousness breeds Intention. Intention breeds Wanted Outcome. Wanted Outcome would be Peace in every circumstance. And yes, that varies for everyone what that might be.
So, the bottomline seems to be the creation of one's own experience to define what one most wants to exact in this occurance of energies.
Loving you as always,
Life Is Opportunity
Imagination - the Beginning of Creation
Life is Good
Belief Becomes
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|LNBB > SEC Filings for LNBB > Form 8-K on 27-Aug-2013
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Regulation FD Disclosure, Financial Statements and Exhibits
On August 27, 2013, LNB Bancorp, Inc. (the "Company") issued a press release announcing that the Company's Board of Directors declared a third quarter 2013 cash dividend on the Company's common shares. A copy of the press release is furnished as Exhibit 99.1 to this Current Report on Form 8-K.
(d) Exhibits.
Exhibit No. Description
99.1 Press Release, dated as of August 27, 2013.