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As a single mother I went back to school to get my masters degree and later funded my child's education, so I know first-hand the challenges and stressors of this daunting task. However, I am a believer in the "transformative powers" of education, especially higher education. The benefits from a college degree never cease, it is a gift that keeps on giving. Education improves the lives of those we touch and the communities in which we live and work.
The financial assistance provided by the scholarship from Women's Connection can make the difference in a student staying in school or having to drop out. I encourage each of you to help us help a CMU student.
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To that end, Women's Connection augments the Alumni Association in its efforts to serve, involve and inform the alumni by providing a forum for alums and friends to reconnect and network; a forum to attract female supporter to enhance their interests in and support of CMU; and embracing compassion by supporting the needs and challenges of its students through scholarship.
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On the article Sparta, Hopatcong High Schools Miss NJ Rankings
Jason Koestenblatt
3:52 pm on Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Thanks for the comments, everyone. @Willa, if this were crap, we certainly wouldn't post it. But it's a ranking system by a reputable national news organization. In May, we'll likely run a story on Newsweek's annual rankings, and again over the summer when NJ Monthly releases theirs. This isn't a report about how bad or good a school district is; rather, it's a brief article explaining what rankings our local schools received. We've also run stories similar to this in the past two years when the rankings were made available.
On the article NBA Player to Share Drug Struggle With Community
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9:05 am on Monday, April 22, 2013
ReplyThanks for the comment, 2012. The presentation won't take place at the middle school, rather students from the 8th grade will be bused over to the high school for Herren's morning presentation on May 7. The May 6 eventing presentation, however, is open to all residents of the community. Thanks!
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On the article Local Flavor is Fare at Silver Birch Kitchen
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10:55 am on Monday, April 15, 2013
ReplyThanks for the comment, Kathy! We've embedded it into the article, but it can also be found at silverbirchkitchens.com.
On the article Fire Scorches 1.5 Acres at Schooley's Mountain Park
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9:38 am on Thursday, April 11, 2013
ReplyTownship administrator Deb Burd answered our question about the reimbursement issue. Since this is considered mutual aid, there is no exchange of monies. Thanks for the comments, everyone!
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Reply@Gadfly - As stated in the article, yes, the state forest fire service did respond to the fire. @Claire - Great question, and we'll look into it. Thanks for the comments!
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ReplyFor those who were interested in the Quick Chek concept plan before the planning board Monday night, it was removed from the agenda, so nothing to report as of now. Thanks!
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ReplyThanks for the comments everyone. @Brian, just for clarity, Bill Kramer has never had anything to do with or had any relationship with the local fire department. I'm not sure if that's what you meant, but I wanted to make that more clear - sorry for the confusion!
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Saturday, November 9, 2013
Honor our Nation's Veterans by supporting the annual parade in downtown Atlanta, GA. Presented by the Georgia Veterans Day Parade Association of Atlanta, Inc., the 32nd Annual Atlanta Veterans Day Parade will be held on Saturday, November 9, 2013. Our great city has a history of wonderful support for parades throughout the year and we hope that you will join us in saying thanks to a group of great Americans who protected the freedoms we all hold dear. The Atlanta Veterans Day Parade will pay tribute to roughly three-quarters of a million Georgia Veterans and their families.
We are very pleased to announce that this year's theme for the Parade and Freedom Ball is:
"Honoring our Korean War Veterans and All Who Preserved Freedom."
For many Americans, the Korean War is often overlooked as it began right after the end of World War Two and prior to our long involvement in the Vietnam War. Something that is often forgotten is that it iwas the first shooting battle in the Cold War. The men and women who served during this time stopped the spread of Communism that had thrust down the entire penninsula of South Korea. Their sacrifices returned freedom to South Korea and allowed it to prosper into the Asian leader it is today.
Please join us in saying thanks!
Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines have all given their time, and often their lives, to protect our freedoms. They answered the call when our Nation needed them most. And now they deserve our honor and respect. We invite you to take this opportunity to say thanks and show your appreciation by participating in this patriotic event.
Since 1981, volunteers from veteran groups, active duty Military and civic minded community members have been staging a Veterans Day Parade in Atlanta. We invite you to join us. The 2013 Veterans Day Parade will be on Saturday, November 9, 2013 at 11:11 am in downtown Atlanta. The Parade Reviewing stand is by the World of Coca Cola on Baker Street. Check back here for additional news and information.


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Marquee Arrives at Bayfront Convention Center
The digital display panels are visible from the Bayfront Highway. This is where the Convention Center will display events occurring at the 145,000 sq. ft. facility.
The grand opening for the Bayfront Convention Center is scheduled for August 2nd. The adjoining hotel is expected to be ready around March of next year.


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Bison Nab a Victory Against Morgan State
By Michele Gee, Broadcast Journalism Major '11
Baltimore, MD- Howard University Men's tennis program proved to be too much for Morgan State University to handle this past Saturday. The Bison defeated the Bears with a final score of 5-2 in Baltimore, Maryland.
The Bison got out to a slow start. Eric Chavous and Omar Haloui struggled at the number one doubles positions, losing to Morgan State's Eric Ward and Kevon Charles (8-2). Christopher Brown and George Diggs also had a difficult time, losing with a score of 8-2 at the number two position.
Although the Bison lost the overall doubles point, they made a huge comeback at the start of the singles match-ups. Louisiana native, George Diggs, had a straight sets victory against Morgan State's Duwane Thomas. Junior, Eric Chavous pulled out a tough three set win against Aaron Benjamin at the number five singles position.
Victories at the number one and three singles spots put the Howard University Bison on top. They were able to triumph with a final overall score of 5-2.
Howard University 5, Morgan State University 2
1. Charles/Ward (MSU) def. Haloui/ Chavous (HU) 8-3
2. Chekhlatyy/Benjamin (MSU) def. Brown/Diggs (HU) 8-2
3. Thomas/Tash (MSU) def. Wharton/Merrell (HU) 9-7(4)
1. Christopher Brown (HU) def. Eric Ward (MSU) 6-4, 6-4
2. Omar Haloui (HU) def. Kevon Charles (MSU) 6-2, 7-6(2)
3. Devard Wharton def. Dmitry Chekhlatyy 4-6, 6-3, 6-2
4. George Diggs (HU) def. Duwane Thomas (MSU) 6-4, 6-1
5. Eric Chavous def. Aaron Benjamin (MSU) 2-6, 6-4,7-5
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Please thank a lawmaker who stood tall for us!
Thanks in large part to the e-mails that you sent to the House Labor and Industrial Relations Committee this week, we were able to convince members to defer HB 522, which would have repealed our right to collect member dues through payroll deduction.
Had this bill passed, unions like the LFT would find it very difficult to continue our fight against the Jindal administration's efforts to substitute a corporate agenda for the common good of the people of Louisiana.
On issues including school vouchers, assaults on the teaching profession, privatization of health care and the reduction of health services, attacks on public employee pensions, starving higher education and more, unions have led the opposition to the Jindal agenda.
With the defeat of HB 552, we will be able to keep fighting.
We owe particular thanks to one member of the committee, Rep. Jerome "Dee" Richard (I-Thibodaux). In spite of heavy pressure from the business lobby, Rep. Richard listened to his conscience and cast the deciding vote to kill HB 552.
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For us this place has became a must and we would eat at least once every time we travel to Dalmatia . Few similar style restaurant are clustered by the road Zadar-Sibenik, by intersection of roads to Tisno and Murter - almost in the middle of nowere, but that's just a first impression.
Favorite Dish: This place serves excellent seafood and fish from Adriatic sea. I believe their grilled calamari are the best right in their restaurant (of course we won't need to say that the best food eaten anywhere is by your local friends, but that's other story). Unless you choose other side dish with them, you will get automatically fried mangold and potato. Both and all are very nice food.
If you want something little extra, but not too unusual try their grilled crabs (skapmi na zaru) or octopus salad.
If you were already tired of seafood and fish, then they have fresh 'odojak', young pig or .... you can choose grilled sheep (by words of a family memeber, that odojak was just as good).
The all food was served with nice home baked bread and lepinja, which was lovely.
There have also vegetarian meals here and fresh salads on the menu.
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There are two fish markets on Murter islands if you want to purchase fresh fish for your barbecue in camp: one is in Betina by the road - you cannot miss that one - and other is in Murter town, in one of old market places near the sea, near the port.
You have to come early to both to get fresh catch. There are few kinds of fish (sardines, orada, brancin, skarpena), shrimp and shells, sea 'snakes'. If you come 10 am you are too late or you may get last pieces; come earlier (6.30-8.30 am) for best choice of fish and seafood.
What to buy: The seafood and fish is best when is fresh - buy their daily catch; it's so much better taste when it's fried or grilled. Support local fishermen and Murter folk.
What to pay: It's not so cheap like you might expect. Depends on season and kind of fish (enlarge the photo for price in July 2010).
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Address: Betina
Learn to sail on Otok Murter in a small village Jezera. Best sailing school in Adriatic. And if you know how to sail, you can go on one of special cursing trips that school organize.
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Address: Murter - Jezera
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Favorite thing: One of my favourite sounds from the seaside is by cicadas - these are a few centimeters large insects who live in the bushes and trees and make interesting, loud, piercing sound. You will get used to it - hear them in a day time. They are harmless, they don't bite - and it's little difficult to see them: they merge completely with the color of the environment. There's photo of cicada here - do you see it, between the skin of the pine tree stem?
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This is a set of three garden markers. The name of each herb is hand stamped onto a vintage silverplated spoon or fork. They are for use indoors or out....outdoors, the patina will just keep getting better.It's up to you which herb names you would like for your set. Just email me to discuss your requests.Some examples of herbs that I can stamp are Basil, Dill, Oregano, Thyme, Rosemary, Parsley, Mint, Chives, Sage, Levender, Fennel, Marjorim and Cumin. The possibilities are endless.Each set will include the three markers of your choice on vintage spoons or forks. The spoons will be either desertspoons or soup spoons, the forks, either entree or mains forks (all approx. 18cm in length) but of different patterns. The lettering will be 3mm high and similar to the photos but not exact. As each spoon or fork is custom stamped no two will be the same but the set I make for you will be just as lovely as those pictured.Please email me with any questions, if you would like additional markers or for international postage costs.
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I've just ordered some slick sand, on advice from y'all. I have a 2.2 tip on my dedicated primer gun so I think I'm all set. I've heard some comments about making sure to do a good job on gun cleaning but haven't heard about what solvent works best. Is acetone suggested? regular multi-purpose solvent? something else? I checked the tech sheet but it really didn't say much.


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Hurricane Sandy's Local Impact Expected Monday Morning
There is a high wind watch in effect Monday morning through Monday night.
The latest forecasts show Hurricane Sandy hitting before the morning commute tomorrow, with high wind and flood watches in effect from Monday morning through the night. The National Weather Service issued the warnings for Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire. WHDH's Jeremy Reiner said the worst of Sandy should be from 9 a.m. Monday until 2 a.m. Tuesday. "Within this period is our greatest risk of wind damage/power loss," Reiner wrote on his blog, noting that many towns will experience wind gusts over 40 miles per hour. Coastal cities and towns may see wind gusts between 50-60 mph and even some wind gusts near 70mph out on the Cape and Islands. Reiner said the speed of the wind isn't as great a concern as the duration of the wind, …
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From the Editor | Main Blog Index
January 22, 2009
While much of the U.S. was experiencing presidential inauguration euphoria this week, most of the economic news was dismal. In particular, a lot of the big tech companies were announcing bleak quarterly financial results amid plans to scale back their operations.
On Wednesday, chip giant Intel Corp. announced it would be laying off 5,000 to 6,000 workers, while halting production at two silicon wafer facilities in the US and closing three facilities in Asia. This came on top of last week's news that the company's earning dropped 90 percent in the fourth quarter of 2008.
The ones affected include two assembly test facilities in Penang, Malaysia, and one in Cavite, Philippines, as well as Fab 20 in Hillsboro, Ore., and the D2 facility in Santa Clara, Calif. Ars Technica's Jon Stokes writes that the fab shutdowns are the really big news since these facilities represent such a big investment by the company:
A semiconductor fab is a very expensive, often highly leveraged asset that represents an enormous up-front cost, and hence an enormous gamble that the fab will stay busy enough for long enough to both pay itself off and turn a profit. That asset is also completely illiquid -- there is no "used fab market" that you can unload it onto if it's not working out for you. So if the fab doesn't stay full, then you lose money.
According to Intel, its newer fabs that are churning out 45nm chips will remain operational and the ramp-up to 32nm production won't be affected.
Meanwhile the incredibly shrinking AMD is in for another round of reductions, announcing plans to shed 1,100 jobs and cutting salaries on 9 percent of its workforce. Even AMD CEO Dirk Meyer's salary will get chopped by 20 percent, and all VP salaries will get a 15 percent haircut. This round of reductions is just the latest for the chipmaker. In 2008, the company let go over 2,000 workers. All told, since the beginning of last year, the company has announced workforce reductions of 20 percent. The doesn't include the workers lost in the spinoff of its foundry business and the recent sale of its handheld graphics division to Qualcomm.
Following this grim news, on Thursday AMD announced financial results for Q4 2008, reporting a net loss of $1.4 billion. For the entire year, AMD was over $3 billion in the red. It was the company's 9th straight quarterly loss, and 33 percent lower than the same period in 2007.
Reflecting the sad state of its chip partners, Microsoft announced it had laid off 1,400 workers on Thursday with plans to let go an additional 3,600 over the next 18 months. This represents the company's first large-scale layoff in its history. The news drove Microsoft's stock down to just over $17 per share, its lowest price since 1997.
The declining fortunes of Intel, AMD and Microsoft are mostly a result of the plummeting demand for PCs, but the server space is only a little better. The fact that these companies are critical to the high performance computing ecosystem may be cause for concern, but in the short term, at least, lower demand for components should drive prices down and lower system costs for the HPC customer with an intact budget. Specifically, there are signs that a price war is brewing between Intel and AMD over their quad-core offerings.
HPC system vendors are generally in a holding pattern right now, waiting for the 2009 customer orders to arrive. As Tabor Research GM Addison Snell wrote last week, HPC demand is generally healthy, but because of the economic uncertainty, budgets are being locked down:
The money is there, and it will be spent, eventually. The unfortunate (for HPC vendors) side effect is that although the budgets are there, we see ample evidence that sales cycles are lengthening. Many new capital acquisitions must now undergo additional levels of assessment, review, or signature authority, to prove their worth.
Snell goes on to say: "2009 could therefore see a total decrease in HPC spending, not because users' budgets are contracting, but mostly due to purchases being placed on hold for a time before they are finally approved." But he expects sale cycles will shorten once the economy turns around.
This assessment is reflected in IDC's latest revised assessment for the HPC server market. In an email sent out this week to their HPC distribution list, the analyst firm is now predicting "a decline in 2008, followed by an additional modest decline in 2009, then a return to growth in 2010 to 2012, resulting in an overall CAGR from 2007 to 2012 of 3.1% in revenues and 2.7% in HPC systems sold." Because of the uncertainty in the market, IDC plans to update the forecast quarterly until "things settle down."
At this point, it's anybody's guess when that will occur. But for 2009, it looks like the challenge will be how to survive in uncertain times.
Posted by Michael Feldman - January 22, 2009 @ 5:24 PM, Pacific Standard Time
Michael Feldman is the editor of HPCwire.
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In a recent solicitation, the NSF laid out needs for furthering its scientific and engineering infrastructure with new tools to go beyond top performance, Having already delivered systems like Stampede and Blue Waters, they're turning an eye to solving data-intensive challenges. We spoke with the agency's Irene Qualters and Barry Schneider about..
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Large-scale, worldwide scientific initiatives rely on some cloud-based system to both coordinate efforts and manage computational efforts at peak times that cannot be contained within the combined in-house HPC resources. Last week at Google I/O, Brookhaven National Lab's Sergey Panitkin discussed the role of the Google Compute Engine in providing computational support to ATLAS, a detector of high-energy particles at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC).
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The Xeon Phi coprocessor might be the new kid on the high performance block, but out of all first-rate kickers of the Intel tires, the Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) got the first real jab with its new top ten Stampede system.We talk with the center's Karl Schultz about the challenges of programming for Phi--but more specifically, the optimization...
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At some point in the not-too-distant future, building powerful, miniature computing systems will be considered a hobby for high schoolers, just as robotics or even Lego-building are today. That could be made possible through recent advancements made with the Raspberry Pi computers.
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When it comes to cloud, long distances mean unacceptably high latencies. Researchers from the University of Bonn in Germany examined those latency issues of doing CFD modeling in the cloud by utilizing a common CFD and its utilization in HPC instance types including both CPU and GPU cores of Amazon EC2.
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Supercomputers at the Department of Energy's National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center (NERSC) have worked on important computational problems such as collapse of the atomic state, the optimization of chemical catalysts, and now modeling popping bubbles.
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Sino-British Joint Declaration on Hong Kong
Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs
William Hague (Secretary of State, Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs; Richmond (Yorks), Conservative)
The latest report on the implementation of the Sino-British Joint Declaration on Hong Kong was published today. Copies have been placed in the Library of the House. A copy of the report is also available on the Foreign and Commonwealth Office website: www.fco.gov.uk. The report covers the period from


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Send this story Print this story Adjust text size Livermore Valley Opera celebrates 20th anniversary Festivities to include dinner, performances by divas and divos
"This exclusive event promises to be a unique experience, especially for those who take the opportunity to dine with a diva or divo at special celebrity tables," said Elizabeth Wells, Livermore Valley Opera's executive director. "One of the celebrity tables is already sold out."
The nonprofit Livermore Valley Opera was founded in 1992, and presents fully staged operas in the spring and fall at the Bankhead Theater in Livermore. The opera company combines the talents of professional musicians, stage directors, principal singers and designers with the dedication and practical abilities of volunteers filling such critical roles as board members, chorus, stage crew and set builders.
The celebration Jan. 28 will begin with champagne and a concert of music performed by three leading divas singing arias from the world's most well-known operas. Special guest artists are mezzo-soprano Zheng Cao, soprano Marie Plette, and coloratura soprano Erie Mills.
Cao is a regular guest of leading companies here and abroad including the San Francisco Opera. Plette is a Metropolitan Opera artist acclaimed in the major international opera houses for her portrayals of Cio-Cio San in "Madama Butterfly" and the Countess in "Le noze di Figaro." Mills is an internationally recognized Metropolitan Opera artist and Livermore Valley Opera Advisory Council member.
Divos will include baritone Eugene Brancoveanu, the lead in the opera company's "Don Giovanni," and tenor David Gustafson, who will sing the lead in the March production of "Tosca."
All five performers will be part of the Dine with a Diva or Dine with a Divo option.
After the concert, guests will enjoy a three-course dinner and Livermore wines in the elegant Ruby Hill Ballroom. The evening culminates with a brief live auction hosted by KKIQ's Faith Alpher featuring valuable luxury items such as a private airplane tour around the Bay and a one-week condominium stay in Santa Fe with tickets to the Santa Fe Opera.
"We have a wonderful evening planned," Wells said. "Ruby Hill has been great to work with in planning the event, and thanks to our 'Donor Divas' Susan DuPree, Pamela Philbert and Henrietta Fankhauser, we can offer our guests an elegant evening."
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Posted: 03/22/2012 | Last updated: March 26, 2012 at 02:16 PM
BETHLEHEM, Pa. – On the heels of one of the finest single seasons in school history, Lehigh returns to the practice field Friday to begin its spring practice segment in preparation for the 2012 season. The Mountain Hawks return to the gridiron seeking a third straight Patriot League title, after a 2011 season that saw Lehigh post an 11-2 record while advancing to the quarterfinals of the NCAA FCS playoffs for the first time since 2001.
The Mountain Hawks posted their fourth straight win over rival Lafayette and defeated CAA Champion Towson in the second round of the playoffs before seeing their ten game winning streak come to an end with a loss to eventual national champion North Dakota State in the quarterfinals. Head coach Andy Coen enters his seventh season with 11 returning starters and seven returning All-Patriot League selections.
"It was a great season last year," said Coen, who was a finalist for the Eddie Robinson Award for the second straight year. "We turned the page after our banquet. Our kids have had a great off-season. A lot of credit goes to our strength coaches Eric (Markovcy) and Ed (Ruisz) for the work they did without players during the offseason.
Coen continued, "The 2012 season kicks off in earnest on Friday. We have a tremendous amount of work to do to be at the level that we are now. We've set the bar very high. We set it high in 2011 raised the bar in 2011. It's always about exceeding what we've done. To accomplish that, we're going to have a lot of guys step up."
Lehigh will head to the John C. Whitehead practice fields on Friday afternoon for the first of 15 practice sessions, with the second practice taking place Saturday morning. Five starters return on defense including nose guard Sajjad Chagani, linebacker Billy Boyko and defensive backs Bryan Andrews, Gabe Johnson and Billy O'Brien. The departure of six-year defensive coordinator Dave Kotulski means that Donnie Roberts and Gerard Wilcher will move up to share the coordinator responsibilities with re-tooling Lehigh's front seven being one of the top priorities.
"The bulk of our front seven will graduate," Coen said. "Last year we talked about our secondary being young and the pressure being on our front seven to do things until those guys stepped up. Now it's the other way around. We are more veteran in the secondary and we also have some young kids that are going to be able to step up in those roles."
On the defensive line, Lehigh must replace starters Ben Flizack and Andrew Knapp along with key rotation guys Billy Dokouslis and Cody Connare. Chagani will anchor the line from his nose guard position, while Tom Bianchi, the hero of last year's playoff win at Towson, will vie to enter the starting lineup. Coen is looking for other players to step up including rising senior Anthony Verderame. The good news is there's plenty of depth among the rising juniors and sophomores.
At linebacker, Lehigh loses five significant contributors to graduation highlighted by All-American Mike Groome. Rising senior Billy Boyko is the top of the returning players, but will miss spring practice as he recovers from injury. Sam Loughery and Jerard Gordon will be counted upon to step up and solidify the inside linebacker spots. On the outside, rising junior Nigel Muhammad will likely take the spot vacated by Fred Mihal and Tanner Rivas, while Bryant transfer John Mahoney may get the first opportunity at the weak side linebacker.
The secondary returns starting cornerbacks Bryan Andrews and Gabe Johnson, with Courtney Jarvis, Jason Suggs and Stephen Wilmington providing depth. Billy O'Brien returns at strong safety. Tyler Ward saw significant playing time as a sophomore and should team with O'Brien and Rickie Hill to give Lehigh a trio of very capable safeties.
"I love our corners," Coen said about his two rising senior starters at corner. "They had some injuries, but if they can stay healthy they may be the best two that we've had. They're aggressive and play the ball well. We also have three solid safeties that I'm really excited about."
The Lehigh offense returns six starters, but there are still several key spots to fill. Chris Lum put together one of the finest single seasons in school history at quarterback, but will graduate in May. The Mountain Hawks owned one of the top offenses in the FCS last year but must replace their quarterback, one of his top receivers and three starters on the offensive line.
Much of the focus will focus on replacing Lum, the Patriot League and ECAC Player of the Year and the runner-up for the Walter Payton Award. Rising junior Mike Colvin has seen significant action in his first the seasons and should get the first opportunity.
"Mike had been the backup the last couple of years," Coen said. "He's been on the field quite a bit. He has all the skills, he just needs to trust himself more in his decision making and be more confident. Mike is a great kid and a great competitor. He's done great things for us, but he will have to step up."
Rising junior Brandon Bialkowski and sophomores Gerard Poutier and Matt McHale will compete for time as well.
At the running back position Lehigh returns its two top runners in Zach Barket and Keith Sherman. Barket gained over 700 yards before suffering a season-ending injury but is on track for a summer return, while Sherman added 340 yards. Senior Marcus Dormevil, junior Cody Haupt and sophomore Rich Sodeke will all be in the mix as well. Lehigh also returns two tough fullbacks in Zach Hayden and Sean Farrell, who is back at full strength after missing time late last season.
Lehigh's top offensive weapon entering the spring is All-America wide receiver Ryan Spadola, who enjoyed one of the finest single receiving seasons in league and school history. Spadola caught 96 passes for 1,614 yards and 11 touchdowns as a junior, finishing 98 yards shy of the FCS single-season record. On the other side, Lehigh loses the tough Jake Drwal and third receiver Jimmy Jefferson to graduation. Rising junior Lee Kurfis started Lehigh's quarterfinal game at North Dakota State and should see an increased role. Coen is also hoping for contributions from sophomores Alex Buford and Josh Parris, along with Derek Gaul, who moves to offense from the secondary. Also in the mix are senior Tony Kablan, junior Sergio Fernandez-Soto and Ryan Burke, who missed all of last season due to injury.
All-League performer Jamel Haggins returns at tight end, with Max Anderson and rising sophomores Dylan Colgate and Tyler Coyle contributing as well.
The offensive line is an area Coen will keep a close eye on in the spring, with a lot of new faces being allowed to show what they can do. Veterans Jim Liebler, Troy McKenna and Keith Schauder will graduate while last year's starters Matt Lippincott and Mike Vuono along with contributor A.J. Hood will all miss spring ball as they recover from surgery. Rising seniors Tom Ruley and Lex Utt along with junior Shane Rugg and sophomores Matt Douglas, Cornell Harriott and Kyle More will all get plenty of reps in practice.
Coen also figures to do more with the kicking game than in past years. Lehigh returns four kickers but this year Lehigh will look to do more in the coverage and return games.
"You don't want to have too many questions left unanswered," Coen said about his goals for the spring segment. "Defensively we need to establish who the front seven will be. On offense we'll look at the quarterbacks. Hopefully Mike grabs the bull by the horns. We'll look at the development of depth on the offensive line. I think offensively we need to do better in the red zone and on both sides we need to improve in terms of taking care of the ball and creating turnovers."
Lehigh will conclude its 2012 spring season on Saturday, April 21 with the annual Brown and White game inside of Goodman Stadium. The event, which will begin at 10 a.m., is free of charge and open to all.
2012 Lehigh Football Spring Practice Schedule
Friday, March 23 – 4:30 p.m.
Saturday, March 24 – 10:30 a.m.
Tuesday, March 27 – 4:30 p.m.
Friday, March 30 – 4:30 p.m.
Saturday, March 31 – 10:30 a.m.
Tuesday, April 3 – 7:15 p.m.
Friday, April 6 – 4:30 p.m.
Saturday, April 7 – 10:30 a.m.
Tuesday, April 10 – 4:30 p.m.
Thursday, April 12 – 4:30 p.m.
Saturday, April 14 – 10:30 a.m.
Monday, April 16 – 4:30 p.m.
Tuesday, April 17 – 4:30 p.m.
Thursday, April 19 – 4:30 p.m.
Saturday, April 21 – Brown and White Spring Game, 10 a.m.^
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The Magic begin a tough week stretch in the lead up to the trade deadline. Can they start it off on the right foot in Chicago Thursday night?
While a decision with forward Dwight Howard has not yet been finalized, the Magic begin what may be the toughest stretch of games this season on Thursday night when they travel to Chicago to face the Bulls. This is on the heels of a 100-84 loss to NBA-worst Charlotte on Tuesday after blowing a 20-point lead in the process.
In the next week, starting with Chicago, the Magic will be playing games against Indiana, Miami and San Antonio. Add to that the trade deadline with the uncertain future of Howard and there is a lot of drama to be had for the Magic.
Orlando has lost four straight games against the Bulls including a 97-83 loss on Jan. 6. In short the Magic need a big game from Howard, who was held to 15 points in the whole game while guard Ryan Anderson was the only other Magic starter to reach double figures with 14 points, but only 2 in the fourth quarter.
The Magic will have to watch out for the Bulls' perimeter shooting in this game. Derrick Rose hit a game winning shot at the buzzer Wednesday night in a 106-104 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks
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Braden Petrucci, center, smiled in his wheelchair during halftime of the East-West boys' basketball game Friday, Feb. 1. Warner Elementary raised funds at the game to help Braden's mother, Tenia Johnson (center, standing), buy a wheelchair van. Also pictured from left are Braden's special-education teacher, Angela Whelan McKenzie, and instructional assistant Kim Drury; Braden's 3-year-old brother, Darius; and Warner psychologist Amber Bruner. (Photo by Jonathan Stark / February 13, 2013) |
Tenia Johnson turns the car off and pops the trunk. It must be reflex after all these years.
Johnson's routine to transport her son is more complicated than most parents could imagine; the Rubik's Cube look of it makes tedious complaints about car seats seem like tic-tac-toe.
After breaking it down and taking the wheels off, the wheelchair barely fits in the trunk of the Corolla — and it's just as much work getting it back out again when she reaches her destination.
It's this mother's daily struggle that has the community of Warner Elementary School in Nicholasville set on raising the funds to buy her a wheelchair van.
Braden Petrucci celebrated his seventh birthday Feb. 4; he's faced a challenging seven years that started 13 weeks early in 2006.
"I had no idea what to expect," Johnson said of giving birth to Braden at 27 weeks. "I thought he was just going to be a premie — it didn't turn out that way."
Braden spent 51 days in the neonatal intensive-care unit; while there, he had his first seizure at 14 days old, contracted bacterial meningitis and had a grade-three brain bleed in his head. Afflicted by cerebral palsy, he has spent his life in a wheelchair with minimal verbal-communication skills.
A shunt to drain fluid away from his brain needed four revisions last year, and he's scheduled for hip-replacement surgery in April.
But there's more to this first-grader than a medical history.
Braden's special-education teacher calls his laugh "contagious."
"He laughs all the time — I've never seen a child as happy as him all the time," Angela McKenzie said. "He brightens up the classroom when he comes in with a smile and laughter, and he gets along with everybody. But he's a typical 7-year-old; he also has his moments when he balks and he doesn't want to do something and is stubborn, but that comes along with the age."
Braden's capacity for expressive communication may be lacking, but Johnson said he's very responsive and knows his surroundings.
"I talk to him like a normal kid, and you can tell that he understands a lot of stuff that I'm saying and doing, and he's aware of a lot of things," Johnson said. He loves basketball, loves wrestling, loves NASCAR."
Johnson said it was the arrival of Braden's little brother three years ago that forced her to face the reality that she needed better equipment than she had.
"When (Darius) came along, that's when I first realized I was going to have to get a van of some sort in order to help me transport (Braden)," she said. "The breaking down of a wheelchair, putting it together — I did that while I was pregnant with him. People said, 'I can't believe you're doing all that,' and I said, 'Well, I really don't have a choice; that's the only thing that I know; that's my reality.'"
McKenzie developed a relationship with Johnson and watched her wheelchair-folding routine, seeing the struggle Johnson said was only going to get worse as Braden and Darius got older.
"As I'm getting older and as he's getting bigger, it's becoming more of an obstacle in order for me to let him have normal daily-function activities like a typical kid," Johnson said. "I want him to feel as normal as possible and be able to enjoy festivities and things that his brother might be getting into as he gets older. It's just a very bad hardship to try to get the wheelchair together and do everything and break it down and put it in my car — I don't know how much longer I'll be able to do that."
McKenzie took the idea of fundraising for a wheelchair van — "Wheels for Braden" — to Warner's school-improvement committee in the fall. It didn't hurt that Braden had asked for a wheelchair van in his letter to Santa Claus. The committee voted and agreed to take the project on.
Johnson said she was in tears when McKenzie called and told her the news.
"She said, 'We have a Christmas gift that we're going to give to you. You probably won't get it for Christmas, but we're working toward something,'" Johnson said.
The fundraising began with cheerleaders from East Jessamine and West Jessamine passing around buckets at the rivalry basketball games between the schools Feb. 1. That event raised $516.
Johnson was floored by the support for the project at the basketball games.
"I didn't realize they were going to have T-shirts for him; I didn't realize that they had a whole booth set up for him, and to see all that support and love that these people were showing for him, it's amazing," she said.
The funds raised at the games were a drop in the bucket, but Warner has a long way to go to get to the goal of $30,000.
McKenzie said the school will have several small fundraisers, including teacher selling soup for lunch, selling T-shirts and having a penny war between students. But Warner will also need help in the form of large donations from companies and organizations, she said.
"We're hoping to get some big donations plus all the little things with the kids involved," she said.
The committee has scheduled four days with local restaurants when some proceeds will go to Wheels for Braden: Firehouse Subs on Tuesday, Feb. 26; Sonny's BBQ on Tuesday, March 19, from 5-8 p.m.; Zaxby's on Monday, April 8, from 5-8 p.m.; and CiCi's Pizza on Tuesday, April 23, from 5-8 p.m. Tax-deductible donations can also be made to Walk in the Park with Wheels for Braden in the memo line and sent to Walk in the Park, PO Box 93, Keene, KY 40339.
Johnson said she was floored by the support for her "very, very special" son.
"He'll brighten up anybody's day with his laugh, with his smile," she said. "He's a great kid, and he just wants to be able to enjoy things in the way that other normal, typical kids can."


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Oxbow Lake (Defiance County) – Oxbow lake is located at Oxbow Wildlife Area, 7 miles northwest of the city of Defiance on Trinity Road. Anglers have been catching some crappie. Anglers should try fishing near the water control structure using artificial jigs. Boats are allowed on the lake and there is a boat ramp available; however, boats are restricted to electric motors only.
NORTHEAST OHIO Dale Walborn Reservoir (Portage County) – Crappie have been biting very well in water less than five feet deep. Boat and shore anglers are catching large numbers of fish on minnows, wax worms, and jigs suspended under slip bobbers. The channel catfish have also been active, taking night crawlers fished on slip-sinker rigs.
Berlin Lake (Mahoning, Portage, and Stark counties) – The crappie bite continues at this large, popular Northeast Ohio lake. Anglers are catching crappie in five to seven feet of water, in bays and the main lake. Fish seem to be schooling farther from cover than usual at times, so be prepared to try different locations to find them. Jig and minnow combinations or tube jigs suspended under slip bobbers are the ticket. Walleye are biting at times as well, with jig and minnows and fat-bodied crankbaits producing well. Many walleye anglers are catching bonus catfish, with night crawlers being especially effective. White bass are running up the creeks, giving shore anglers an excellent shot at some fast action. Try small crankbaits and other minnow-imitating baits.
Lake Logan (Hocking County) – Saugeye angling should be in full swing this week. Try bottom bouncing jigs tipped with night crawlers fished in six to 10 feet depths, or trolling crankbaits in six to 10 feet of water. Crappie anglers should begin to look for white crappies moving into shallower water around shoreline structure to spawn. Crappie can be caught using small plastic bodied jigs or live minnows fished below bobbers in depths less than six feet.
Wolf Run Lake (Noble County) – Rainbow trout are on the move to find cooler water. Bright colored Powerbait trout nuggets fished near the dam have been reported to be successful. Largemouth bass are also a popular species to target in the spring. Try using jerkbaits, crankbaits, or minnows fished near structure in three to 10 feet of water. Crappie anglers should try using minnows or roadrunners tipped with a twister-tail in 10 to 15 feet of water near rocks or other structure. A boat ramp is located at the east end of the lake off the State Route 215 entrance and boats with motors up to 10 horsepower are permitted. Please note the new regulations for 2013: a daily bag limit of three largemouth, smallmouth, & spotted bass, with two fish less than 14 inches and 1 fish greater than or equal to 20 inches.
SOUTHWEST OHIO Cowan Lake (Clinton County) – Crappie, between nine and 14 inches, are being caught around brush piles with slip bobber and minnows 12 to 18 inches deep, within 20 feet off the bank.
Acton Lake (Preble County) – Crappie and Saugeye are being caught. Fish fallen timber on both shore lines. Try minnows or chartreuse and white for saugeye. The crappie are being taken on minnows under a float at about 12 to 20 inches deep.
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** The daily bag limit for walleye on Ohio waters of Lake Erie is 6 fish per angler. The minimum size limit for walleye is 15 inches.**
** The daily bag limit for yellow perch is 30 fish per angler on all Ohio waters of Lake Erie.**
** The trout and salmon daily bag limit is 2 fish per angler through May 15. The daily bag limit increases to 5 from May 16 through August 31. The minimum size limit for trout and salmon is 12 inches.
** Black bass (largemouth and smallmouth bass) fishing is closed to possession (no harvest) from May 1 through June 28. On Saturday, June 29 the daily bag limit returns to 5 fish per angler with a 14" minimum size limit.**
Western Basin
Walleye fishing was fair over the past week (as of 5/15). The best areas were from the turnaround buoy of the Toledo shipping channel to West Sister Island, from Rattlesnake Island to Green Island, E of South Bass Island, and N of Kelleys Island. Trollers have been catching fish on crankbaits and worm harnesses. Drifters are using worm harnesses with bottom bouncers or are casting mayfly rigs.
Yellow perch have been caught N of Kelleys Island. Perch spreaders with shiners fished near the bottom produce the most fish.
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Walleye have been caught nearshore off Cleveland after 6:00 pm and at night in 35-38' of water using rapalas, husky jerks and reef runners. Yellow perch fishing has been good weather permitting in 38' of water N of Gordon Park in Cleveland, in 38' of water N of the Fairport Harbor lighthouse and in 42 to 50' of water NE of the Ashtabula. Perch spreaders with shiners fished near the bottom produce the most fish. Shore fishing has picked up off the E 55th St. pier in Cleveland. Anglers are using spreaders with shiners and the mornings have been best.
Smallmouth bass fishing has been good in 15 to 25' of water around harbor areas in Cleveland, Fairport Harbor, Geneva, Ashtabula and Conneaut. Largemouth bass are also being caught in the same areas. Anglers are using drop shot rigs with rubber worms, soft-craws, tube jigs, and crankbaits. The water temperature is 55 degrees off of Toledo and 52 degrees off of Cleveland according to the nearshore marine forecast.
Maumee River and Sandusky River walleye fishing reports Steelhead fishing reports Anglers are encouraged to always wear a U.S. Coast Guard-approved personal flotation device while boating. Weather forecast for Lake Erie View Lake Erie boating information, safety tips, and launch ramps
OHIO RIVER Riverbend to downtown area (Hamilton County) – Water levels slightly high but anglers report channel cats off gravel humps in about 20 feet of water near channel drop-offs. Fish depths from 15 to 30 feet and try cut skipjack and shad.
Pike Island Dam (Belmont County) – Sauger fishing is popular this time of year, anglers have been fishing the pier by vertical jigging with ¼ oz. or smaller jigging spoons. Other methods for sauger fishing on the river include cast and a slow retrieve off the bottom of jigs with pearl or chartreuse twister tails tipped with a minnow. Catfish activity will be picking up in the evenings and early mornings, try night crawlers or chicken livers. Anglers fishing for catfish have also reeled in the occasional hybrid striped bass. To target smallmouth bass, try casting spinner baits, crankbaits, tube baits or top water "walk-the-dog" style baits off of stony points. >> Regularly updated Ohio River information http://www.erh.noaa.gov/ohrfc/OHRFCrg.shtml Find boat access to the Ohio River. See Ohio River conditions from NOAA.


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April 30, 2009 · Updated 4:19 PM
By Dennis Box, The Courier-Herald
Mark Hamilton is scheduled to be sworn into office - an at-large position on the Bonney Lake City Council - on Nov. 25. Results from the Nov. 4 general election will be ratified today (Wednesday).
This is the first public office Hamilton has held and he credits his brother Matt, a business owner in Sumner, with encouraging him to run.
"He told me I had get into this," Hamilton said "He was seeing the same thing I was, unending growth running over us like a steamroller. What we need is the right type of growth."
The 49-year-old Hamilton is president of Network Support Inc, a support company for small businesses. He said he is excited about taking office, working with the mayor and City Council.
"I'm hoping I can get in there and do some good," he said. "I don't want to get in there and disappoint the people that voted for me."
He said reaching out to all the people, meeting and communicating with as many groups and individuals as possible was important to a successful term.
Economic and growth issues will be top priorities for the new council member. "The mayor is suppose to appoint an economic committee and I hope to be on that," he said.
A parks and recreation impact fee is high on Hamilton's list of actions that the City Council needs to consider. "I want to set up parks and rec impact fees as soon as possible. Any development eats up local space and the fees help to mitigate that," he said. " I don't want to see the same mistake we made with traffic impact fees. Those fees should have been enacted in 1999 rather then 2003."
Hamilton also believes the Pierce County proposal that Bonney Lake consider annexation of the South Plateau areas of Prairie Ridge, Rhododendron Park and Ponderosa Estates may not be a happy marriage.
"I'm not so sure those folks would be all that excited with the arrangement," Hamilton said. "I know that area has a lot of issues, but that would be some heavy lifting. It has to be a mutual agreement. The county should do a survey before we even bother."
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