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Designed to fit into almost any situation that needs a high-quality projector, The VPL-FX35 is perfect for new installations and for updating older equipment; installers will often be able to re-use existing mounts and fittings. Versatile image adjustability and lens options allow installers to place The VPL-FX35 in locations where other projectors would struggle to work - even in high ambient light. In addition to all this flexibility, The VPL-FX35 has excellent image capabilities and a long lifespan. Sony's BrightEra technology improves and maintains colour purity throughout the life of the system by protecting the LCD panels against harmful ultra violet light. There's no need to worry about connections, either, because The VPL-FX35 has the usual host of inputs. Simple to use and maintain, extremely functional, and with a low cost-of-ownership, this is an obvious projector choice for venues that demand quality and practicality.
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An outstanding Color Light Output of 5000 Lm and a high contrast ratio at 2000:1. Wider Lens Shift Range prevents picture degradation and distance recalculating caused by using keystone correction. 12bit 3D Digital Gamma Correction reproduces gradation in greater detail. High Resolution via All Range Crisp Focus Lens with HD compatibility delivers crisp images. Film Mode technology generates high quality images through the Interlace to Progressive conversion processor. Signals of film-originated sources converted through 2-3 and 2-2 pull down process are detected, resulting in extremely accurate image reproduction.
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With the VPL-FX35?s wide zoom standard lens, it's possible to keep the same mount position if upgrading from an older model. A centered lens makes it easy to calculate symmetric installation. Compatibility with current optional lenses (VPLL-Z1024 & VPLL-Z1032) accommodates a wide range of throw requirements.
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When it's time to replace the lamp, a message will appear onscreen. Lamp replacement and filter cleaning can be performed quickly, easily and at the same time, without uninstalling the projector, since both are accessible from the rear. Quad Filter system boasts approx. 15,000 hours cleaning cycle under typical usage, which means the filters only need to be cleaned when the lamp is changed, even in harsh conditions. Saves maintenance time and cost.
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Despite reporting 18.08% growth in May 2008, Sugar Land, Texas-based Industrial Info Resources' North American Industrial Project Spending Index is at its lowest point since December 2006. Nevertheless, capital and maintenance spending at industrial sites remains high, with $352 billion in active projects in construction or scheduled to begin construction in 2008.
Industrial project spending growth has, for the most part, declined every month since July 2007, when the index peaked at more than 40% growth. By and large, the decrease in growth since July 2007 can be ascribed in part to the cautious attitude being taken by industrial firms when it comes to capital spending in today's unpredictable market. The pulp and paper industry and the industrial manufacturing industry, with drops of 44% and 38%, respectively, have been hit the hardest in 2008 in terms of project spending, especially in the heavy manufacturing, textile, consumer goods, and automotive sectors.

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Listings near 70 Thomas Street, Caledon, ON?
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Still interested in L7K and 70 Thomas Street? There are currently 27 homes for sale in L7K. If willing to broaden your search, there are 221 homes for sale in Caledon.
Considering Buying or Selling in L7K?
70 Thomas Street #undefined, Caledon, ON is located in Caledon's L7K neighborhood.L7K Real Estate is made up of primarily residential properties, with the majority of homes in the neighbourhood being Detached Homes, Vacant Lots and some Semi Detached Homes. The majority of homes found in the L7K neighbourhood have 6 Parking spaces. It is typical to find homes in L7K that were built Before 1969. Neighborhoods found close by include Caledon Village, Belfountain and L9V. With no shortage of conveniences, L7K offers a variety of amenities and activities for residents to enjoy.
The average asking price for a home in the L7K neighbourhood is around $2,425,059. Breaking this down further, there are currently no condominium properties for sale in L7K and 27 freehold properties for sale with an average asking price of $2,425,059 for sale in L7K. If you live in L7K, you can expect to pay an average of $5,832 for annual property taxes, depending on the type of home you own.
Currently most of the properties available for lease in the L7K neighbourhood are Detached Homes. There are currently 2 properties for lease in L7K with an average price of $2,550 per month.
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Pacific Harvest Events creates their menus by understanding the vision of the client and by what's at its seasonal peak.
Larry's down-home cooking and Jan's famous desserts have cemented Vic's Cafe at the top of Paso Robles' most authentic and historic eateries.
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Our catering has developed a reputation of being able to create exceptional menu's for weddings. It has been established by our focus on service, attention to detail, and wonderful food.
With our 20 years of catering experience, we feel confident that we can make your special event a successful one.
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Haute Skillet Truck is a brand new catering vehicle servicing the California central coast. We have experience catering at the best local wineries and wedding venues. Our chef is classically trained by the Culinary Institute of America at Greystone in Napa Valley, California. Please contact us for availability.
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Locally owned and operated family Restaurant & Catering serving Traditional Moroccan/Mediterranean dishes to California's Central Coast for over 20 years.
We can arrange for on-site catering or large order delivery to anywhere on the Central Coast including Paso Robles, San Luis Obispo, Pismo Beach, Nipomo, Morro Bay and more.
We cater to each wedding individually with the philosophy that since you are unique, so should your wedding be.
At IN GOOD TASTE, service is as important as cuisine. This attitude comes from our owner.
We have been building an outstanding local reputation since 1999 by focusing on local cuisine paired with outstanding customer service.Creativity, consistency and quality is our focus at In Good Taste Catering.
Our full service catering is available to our Central Coast customers. From Santa Barbara to Paso Robles we are ready to assist you in creating the event you have dreamed of.
Ray Cattaneo is a master of the barbecue, providing catering services for parties and events of all sizes. He has been barbecuing for catering clients for 40 years.
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With Testa Catering, the food is phenomenal, the service is professional and the experience is without equal.
Cowboy Flavors desire is to bring you quality BBQ catering that you can confidently serve at your family meals and special parties.
With over 30 years experience in some of the nation's finest restaurants, husband and wife team, Jeff and Janet Olsson have raised the level of event catering in Central California to new heights.
Real Smoke Pit BBQ! At QUIG's BBQ & Catering, we specialize in Texas style Low & Slow BBQ. We smoke our meats over hickory and apple wood up to 16 hours to achieve perfection, taste and tenderness.
Silvergreens Catering offers a great selection of healthy and tasty items for your meeting, event, party or outing. Silvergreens make it easy to host a delicious event.
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3 Different Wall-Mounted Dish Racks: What's Your Style?
It's a bit of a puzzle, but for some reason wall mounted dish racks are hard to find here in the US, despite the fact that they are very common in Europe and in Great Britain in particular. Perhaps our lack of exposure to this clever and attractive way to store dishes has kept demand down? With open-shelved kitchens all the rage right now, this might just be the moment for us to wise up. Luckily, a few forward-thinking shop owners have us covered with three very different approaches to the wall mounted dish rack.
Being a Yank, I'm not 100% certain but I believe that the purpose of the wall mounted dish rack was to provide a place for everyday dishes to drain after they've been hand washed. This is why you'll often find wall mounted dish racks located above a sink. But they can also function strictly as storage, especially now that many homes have dishwashers, and so you can also find them located in other areas of the kitchen.
Wall mounted dish racks can vary in size and shape, but in general they offer slotted compartments to hold plates upright and often have an area or hooks for cups. They are usually made out of wood but stainless steel ones (often imported from India) are gaining popularity as well. Here are three very different versions of the wall mounted dish rack, the first two which can be found here in the US.
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1. Wall-Mounted Plate Rack, $120 from Etsy seller Nicolet Wood Products: this rack comes in unfinished pine and can be stained or painted to fit your kitchen's decor. It has an easy to install french cleat hanger but is not for drying (no drainage). Pictured above is the smaller 10-plate model for $120. Many other sizes, including custom orders, are available on the NicoletWoodProducts shop page.
2. Plate Rack, $145-$165 from Ancient Industries: this wooden rack is beech with birch dowels and coated with a water-resistant teak oil. It comes with mounting screws and can be used as a drying rack as well as storage. The small size is $145 and the large is $165.
3. Stainless Steel Rack, £125.00 from The Plate Rack: this stainless steel rack is from India but they will ship internationally. Currently selling for £125, this is some of the best pricing I've seen on this style, which is very popular but hard to get here. (You can purchase similar versions for as much as $600!)
Do you have a wall-mounted dish rack?
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Shooting Reignites Gun Talk, But Bills Still Cold
A deadly shooting in the heart of the nation's capital has reignited talk about guns, but it's unclear whether the tragedy will revive a legislative debate that has gone cold.
The case for increased gun control has become increasingly difficult. Just last week, Colorado voters recalled two state legislators who voted for stricter gun laws. President Barack Obama, meanwhile, has been powerless to pass tougher gun laws in Congress.
As Senate office buildings were closed to visitors Monday following the shooting at the Washington Navy Yard, lawmakers from both sides of the debate offered sympathy for the victims. For Obama, it was at least the seventh mass shooting of his presidency, and he lamented the loss of life while speaking at the White House.
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If You Can't Even Describe The Past, How Can You Predict The Future?
from the iPhorecast dept
When Apple reported its opening weekend iPhone sales, Wall Street was disappointed that the 270,000 figure it gave out failed to hit much loftier estimates. Of course, this raises the old question: did Apple miss estimates or did analysts mis-estimate? In a sense, the answer is always both, although its worth exploring why the numbers were so far apart. Looking into this question, Carl Bialik notes that Wall Street analysts basically got caught up in emotional hype, as each one tried to outdo each other by making bolder predictions. Their mistakes were exacerbated by the use of small sample sizes, which they mistakenly extrapolated across the country. Analysts make predictions about unit sales all the time for all kinds of products, but you have to wonder how they can accurately predict the future when they can't even correctly gauge what's already happened.


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Serie A: Genoa 0 Sampdoria 1
Sampdoria claimed local bragging rights with a narrow 1-0 derby victory over neighbours Genoa on Monday.
Maxi Lopez was the hero for Sinisa Mihajlovic's side, as he scored on the occasion of his second debut for the club to seal all three points at Stadio Comunale Luigi Ferraris.
Sampdoria signed striker Lopez on loan until the end of the season with a view to a permanent transfer from Catania last week, and the Argentinian took just 24 minutes to break the deadlock in the Derby della Lanterna.
The former Barcelona man, who scored four Serie A goals in 17 appearances for Sampdoria in 2012-13, played a neat one-two with Eder before firing low past Mattia Perin.
And that goal proved to be enough for Mihajlovic's men, as they controlled the majority of the match in relative comfort.
The win - which avenges Genoa's 3-0 win in the reverse fixture back in September - lifts Sampdoria to 13th in Serie A, while Gian Piero Gasperini's team remain 11th.


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Chicago, IL – After enjoying the lazy days of summer, many people return to a more consistent workout routine. With the marketplace filled with different athletic equipment, it is important to invest money wisely in products that will help achieve fitness goals. When you make the decision to get back in shape, it is easy to get distracted by different advertisements that claim fast results, but it is important to make cautious decisions when making purchases.
"Consumers often buy into products that promise quick results," stated Steve J. Bernas, President and CEO of the Better Business Bureau serving Chicago and Northern Illinois (BBB). "But it is important to do research first and find a product that will fit a personal lifestyle and bring positive results."
The BBB offers these tips to consumers when purchasing athletic equipment:
- Avoid products that claim to focus on one certain area. Some products claim that they can burn off belly fat or tone legs. Be skeptical of these types of work out items. Experts advise only with a consistent routine that works the whole body can results be achieved.
- Buy what you will use. While the "newest and trendiest" work out machine may seem like a necessity, if it is not practical for everyday use, it is probably not worth the investment. Make sure that buying decisions fit with your personal daily routines and help you reach the results you want.
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Kristopher Del Campo, the chairman of the conservative student organization, has been sanctioned by the university after having being charged for violating DePaul's Code of Student Responsibility and found guilty on two counts: Disorderly, Violent, Intimidating, or Dangerous Behavior to Self or Others, and Judicial Process Compliance.
To mark the 40th anniversary of the Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision in January, Del Campo, a 23-year old psychology major, and other students were granted permission from the university to build a pro-life display that featured 500 flags. However, vandals destroyed the display and stuffed some of the flags into trash cans.
A university investigation released the names of 13 students who admitted to the vandalism following identification by security cameras. Del Campo then listed the names of the vandals on the YAF website, an action that led to the posting of negative comments directed at the vandals. As a result, the university held Del Campo responsible for the comments, claiming he placed these students "at substantial risk of physical harm."
"Instead of supporting a student whose free speech rights were violated, DePaul University bullied Kristopher Del Campo for daring to expose the 13 vandals," said Ron Robinson, YAF's Foundation President. "They put him through a Soviet-style show trial."
According to YAF, Del Campo was not permitted counsel at the university tribunal that convicted him.
Other free speech groups have lent support to Del Campo.
"The 13 DePaul students named in the public safety report admitted not only to vandalizing YAF's display but also planning to do so," wrote Pete Bonilla, of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, in a letter to DePaul's president. "Students who purposefully vandalize the works of other students should not expect to be shielded from the public consequences of their actions."
Del Campo, who is about to graduate, has been told by the DePaul Dean of Students that he could be expelled.
"It is unfortunate that this incident is part of your educational career," wrote Dean Art Murin. "Any further infractions of the Code of Student Responsibility during your probationary period may result in additional disciplinary action including removal from the university."
Del Campo has said that, even though he was warned by Murin not to fight the university, he plans to do so.
"This is wrong," Del Campo told Fox News. "This university has a problem with free speech rights and this time they met a challenger who is not backing down."
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Brown no shoo-in as Kerry successor
With Sen. John Kerry expected to be nominated for secretary of state, it's assumed just-vanquished GOP Sen. Scott Brown will run in another special election for the Massachusetts seat.
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What's a lot less certain is that Brown can pull off a repeat of his 2010 stunner.
Though Brown is far better known than any of his potential Democratic rivals — Reps. Ed Markey, Michael Capuano and Stephen Lynch top the current list — he'd also enter his third Senate campaign in four years with fresh wounds and new baggage.
Unlike 2010, when complacent Bay State Democrats were caught off-guard by the handsome state senator donning a Carhartt jacket and driving a pickup, operatives and activists could dust off the playbook Elizabeth Warren followed to an 8-percentage-point win.
And the damaged national Republican brand, which Warren hung on Brown's neck to great effect, would likely continue to be a burden for the moderate Republican.
( Also on POLITICO: Boehner pitches millionaire tax hike)
"He was exposed," said Democratic operative Jim Jordan, who was Kerry's first campaign manager in the senator's 2004 run for president. "His nastiness [in the campaign] … won't be forgotten. Ask Rick Santorum or George Allen, Once that veneer of affability is cracked, it really can't be repaired."
Brown's political team is mum about another potential bid, and those close to him say he's undecided, especially since Kerry has yet to be nominated for the Cabinet job.
But the prospect is clearly not far from their minds. One source close to Brown joked that the senator's Christmas party in Boston on Friday could be turned into a campaign launch. Brown himself said in a farewell speech on the Senate floor this week that "victory and defeat is [sic] temporary" and "depending on what happens, and where we go, all of us, we may obviously meet again."
Kerry's name vaulted to the top of the list of potential successors to Secretary Hillary Clinton after U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice withdrew from consideration Thursday. If he's tapped, Kerry's resignation could take effect as early as next month, allowing Democratic Gov. Deval Patrick to make an appointment until a special election date is set for later in 2013.
( Also on POLITICO: Obama avoids fight over Susan Rice)
When longtime Sen. Ted Kennedy died, Patrick appointed former Democratic National Committee Chairman Paul Kirk under an agreement that he wouldn't run in the 2010 special election. It's unclear if the second-term governor would take the same approach in this instance, though ABC News reports that Patrick has already reached out to the late senator's widow, Vicki Kennedy, who could serve as a potential placeholder.
Massachusetts state law requires that a special general election be held no less than 145 days and no more than 160 days from the vacancy — putting the potential date in the late spring, possibly June. The primary would be six weeks earlier.
As for possible Democratic contenders, Capuano, entering his eighth term, clearly has statewide ambitions but could choose to keep his powder dry for a 2014 gubernatorial run.


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Machines make our lives easier. That is not an evil, per se, but more of an opening statement of fact. I am alive thansk to modern medical technology, and I am certain I am not alone. I like progress. I like technology. This is not an anti-technology rant.
It is a wake up call.
When was the last time you were angry? Not just peeved, but truly, murderously angry? If you are never angry, then you are not human. All of us get angry. It may have been on the road, in a supermarket line, at a drive through or trying to get a governmental official or someone on the phone to accomplish something for you. I know this covers ground, but stay with me here. What is the common theme?
In each of these situations, you were angry because of the performance of another person, or lack thereof. The person on the road is not performing correctly. They are perfomring incorrectly. In the same way, a person who fumbles while making change at the gas station has performed inadequately. These people become idiots..imbeciles, to you. Ever been at a drive through for more than fifteen minutes? Some may have never waited so long.
Or, maybe you might've been a victim of a computer. The last time the internet went down, or the cable went out might've been the lighting of a fuse. A computer virus can cause a major number of headaches. The machine is performing incorrectly, and all you want to do is fix it, somehow. In any way that works.
The evil of machines is that they condition their users to treat each other the same way they would treat a machine. The girl at Starbucks messed up your coffee. Have you seen people scream at a teenage girl because she missed an ingredient? Yes, at some point, you did pay for the coffee, and it is reasonable to ask someone to fix a mistake, but screaming? Really? Is a bad cup of overpriced coffee the worst thing that happened to you today? If so, congrats! But in reality, the anger is based on the fact that the work was underperformed by a fallable human being. Doesn't she have the right to make a mistake?
Somehow, these people have become less than human, worthy of ridicule and derision. They are malfunctioning units in need of correction, by whatever means necessary.
Machines are not inherently evil, but they stop us from thinking. Stop us from thinking about the emotions of others. Stop us from thinking about the repercussions of our actions. Empathy is the basis of morality, and when we stop thinking, we stop being moral.
Once I noticed this, I saw it everywhere. It was uncanny. Look and listen to someone the next time their car breaks down, or the internet is down, then look and listen to someone who is road raging or who is screaming at some teenager about incorrect change, or bad coffee.
And think.
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Billy Connolly's Route 66 Billy travels from Flagstaff, Arizona to the end of Route 66 at Santa Monica Boulevard. Near Flagstaff, he visits Meteor Crater, and at the Grand Canyon Caverns, he finds the world's deepest, darkest and quietest motel room. He stops at Bottle Tree Ranch on the edge of Barstow, California, a place of scrap metal and glass bottle sculptures; and at Car Culture in Pomona, California. Part 4 of 4G
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Mister Rogers' Neighborhood "Mister Rogers Talks About Dance" Mister Rogers visits Arthur Mitchell at the Dance Theatre of Harlem. In the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, recognizing that dance can be about all kinds of feelings, Lady Elaine renames her Always Happy Dance Studio the Sometimes Happy Dance Studio. D
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Curious George "Monkey Stagehand/Magic Garden" Bill needs some help behind the scenes of the town talent show and George happily volunteers.G
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Peep and the Big Wide World/Pocoyo "Save It for Later/The Red Ballmoon/ Pocoyo - Elly's Shoes" Chirp can't seem to protect her acorn collection from several ravenous squirrels and one thoughtless duck. Chirp has a perilous (but thrilling!) adventure when she meets up with a big, red balloon. Then, Elly gets a fancy new pair of dress up shoes. D
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Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! "Jump!/Slow Down for Sloths" Jump! - Nick and Sally can't jump high enough to get their balloon that is stuck up in a tree. Good thing The Cat knows some of the best jumpers ever! Off they go to Jumpalaroo to learn how to jump from nature's masters: grasshoppers, a kangaroo, and even a flea! Slow Down for Sloths - Nick and Sally are trying to draw a picture of a butterfly but can't get close enough to see it. Cat takes them to meet Onslow the Sloth, who teaches the kids that when you slow down, the world comes to you. D
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Angelina Ballerina: The Next Steps "Angelina's New Home/Angelina's New School" Angelina's New Home - Angelina is not happy about all the changes in her daily routine now that her family has moved to the other side of Chipping Cheddar. Her plan to secretly return to her old school is thwarted after she receives a special gift from her new teacher, Ms. Mimi, giving her confidence and making her excited to embark on her new adventures at Camembert Academy for the Performing Arts. Angelina's New School - Angelina is excited, yet nervous, about her first day of school at Camembert Academy. D
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This Old House "Cambridge 2012/Rounding The Corner" After a visit to "this old record store," Kevin helps Roger install plastic drywells to keep the yard from flooding in heavy rains and checks out the sleek new cabinets with kitchen designer Kathy Marshall. Learn about thermostats that program themselves and Ipe deck tiles that go right over an old deck. D
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You're probably thinking to yourself, "Oh shucks, Markley debuted his new travel book 'Tales of Iceland or "Running with the Huldufolk in the Permanent Daylight"' at Essay Fiesta, and I missed it because I was icing a cake." (Or some other activity that you might have been doing).
Luckily, a Markley super-fan (Hey, Margo!) managed to film this classic performance and post it on the YouTubes. Be warned, this piece of the book actually has nothing to do with Iceland and everything to do with Kiefer Sutherland raging out at a bar. It is also highly, incredibly, absolutely not suitable for work (HIANSFW).


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The artist, also a DJ and record producer, was asked by Oprah Winfrey to perform at the party for the first graduating class of her Leadership Academy for Girls – a request he balked at, worried he would have to censor himself in front of dignitaries and the teenage students.
"I learned the biggest lesson of my life that night," he said in a recent interview with Speakeasy. "Never underestimate the power of the absolutely potent substance that is hip hop." The students knew more about his music than he anticipated, and he was reminded of how music can endure.
Sharing hip hop with the world, and giving fans an opportunity to engage directly with artists, was one of the original aims of Okayplayer, a music site Questlove started in 1999. Conversation was promoted with community boards and the site provided valuable exposure for new audiences. Okayplayer's offshoots include the Caribbean-lifestyle site LargeUp, jazz site The Revivalist and Okayafrica.
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Published on September 11, 2012
Spicy and filling burritos stuffed with a seasoned black bean, quinoa and millet pilaf and covered with a chipotle sour cream sauce
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Karla, the Veganshizzle, and Jess join forces to present their favorite vegan-friendly bars in Portland, OR.
In Discussion: Tube, Bye & Bye, Basement Pub, Dots, Roadside Attraction, Langano Lounge, Hungry Tiger Too and more.
Karla's Five Favorite Bars for a Vegan Drinker:
1. Bye & Bye: Hands down, favorite bar in town! (Possibly in the world?) I spent my birthday here this year. They're very accommodating with plates and forks for cake eating. I do believe we forgot to tip them nicely for that, but I don't think they've held it against us. We tip them nicely anyways…..Anyways! They're an all vegan bar, which you wouldn't know unless you asked. It's not advertised as such, though it's a bit noticeable when you peruse their food menu, which is full of good stuff, like my favorite, the BBQ Brussel Bowl. Brown rice, roasted Brussel sprouts, nooched up tofu with a delicious BBQ sauce. Normally the sauce just has a slight kick to it, but there's been a couple times where my mouth was a bit on fire. Other food options include Eastern Bowl (broccoli, tofu, brown rice with a peanut sauce), Chili Dog, Meatball Sandwich, and Frito Pie. Mainly what I love about Bye & Bye is their delicious signature drinks. There's a list of them, all for $7, plus a special drink of the day that's normally $6. They make a lot of their own flavored liquors, like cucumber gin or ginger infused gin. The drink I normally order is the Stockholm, a delightful mix of ginger beer and….some other stuff. I can't find their menu online and can't remember what else is in there. It's got some citrus in there too and anything with ginger ale in it usually has my attention. Especially the good quality ginger ale like they carry there. (which, by the way, you can just order by itself if you're not imbibing). The ambiance here is lovely. There's always eye candy for both the girls and the boys, a covered patio in the back, nice sunbasking patio in the front, a good jukebox, nooks if you're wanting a little tete tete with someone, large tables for the opposite and Hamm's on tap and Sessions in a bottle for when we're feeling cheap. Their happy hour is from open until 7pm every day and that means $3 well drinks (I recommend a Greyhound), $1 off entrees, and $6 mason beers. Which reminds me, they serve their signature-signature (called the Bye & Bye, it tastes like Hi-C Fruit Punch mixed with 7-Up) in a mason jar. It's a freakin' great idea. Only cons of this bar: Not in the Southeast and it doesn't serve french fries. Hipstery bar but not with an attitude.
2. Tube: This bar is downtown near Berbati's and Dante's, both of which are bars where shows are played. They've got nothin' on Tube though. Their happy hour is until 10pm. 10pm!!! Who does that? That's just crazy! And awesome! I always liked this when I had a job where I didn't get off work until 8 or so and was unable to make all those happy hours that go from 4-6 or so. I still like it though. They have a pretty big vegan menu, but the only thing I ever order is their vegan ham and cheese sandwiches. During happy hour (which is until 10pm!!) you can get 2 of the English muffin sandwiches for $5 (or one for $3). I have great nostalgia for hot ham and cheese sandwiches and though these are very different in that the ham isn't thinly sliced and the bun isn't a soft white roll, these fill the ham & cheese shaped hole in my belly. They are panini pressed and are delivered to you hot as can be. I normally take the "lid" off so that it can cool off a bit. Inside is "chipotle" vegan mayo, a slice of vegan ham and a small rectangle of vegan cheese. I put chipotle in quotes because the stuff ain't spicy. At all. For reals. It is a slightly red. I've been known to eat 3 of these. Which reminds me, also during the happy hour you can get $2 well drinks or Hamm's tall boys. Why you would get a tall boy of beer when you can get a delicious cocktail is beyond me, but to each their own, I suppose. Though the drinks are small looking, they pack a punch and I normally stop at 2. I've heard people talk shit about the bartenders but I've always had a good experience with them. Lots of hipsters pack this place after 8pm, but don't let that stop you.
3. Bonfire: This used to my favorite bar. I celebrated a couple birthdays here. I used to live down the street at SE 37th and Washington so it was mostly laziness that brought me there. Well, actually what really brought me there was their cheap basket of deliciously "seasoned" french fries. The staff used to consist of douchebags, but now consists of lots of nice boys. (yes, another bar with nary a girl server in sight…and am I complaining? No. I wouldn't complain if there were girls there, but, yeah, don't care if there's not. Is there anyone reading this that has a problem with all guys as staff? This is an honest-to-goodness question, I'd like to know people's opinions.) They no longer have Boca Burgers, which saddens me, though I had heard that they weren't vegan anyways. Vegan options: Tofu or TVP tacos, a burrito, and the mushroom & pepper hoagie. There may be one or two other items. Their food does not get me excited and french fries has my vote for best option. Besides the french fries, the main reason I go there is that they have booths. I'm a fool for some booths.
4. Hawthorne Hideaway: There's not many reasons to like this bar. I like it for their $2 Happy Hour cocktails. You would never expect it, from the looks of the place, but they use fresh squeezed citrus for their drinks! Lime, lemon, grapefruit and (probably, though I've never witnessed it) oranges! Their $2 Greyhounds are delicious! There's a front and back to this bar, with bar itself in the middle. The back part has a couple pool tables, an electronic jukebox (where people end up playing the oddest selection of 90s music, which Jess sings aloud with), 2 coed bathrooms and a bunch of frat boys. The front of the bar has several wooden booths…..and that's it. One of the pool tables used to be there and I wish they'd put it back. They had switched it out for a closed area for Keno/lottery players, but, thankfully, have removed that monstrosity.
5. Basement Pub/Roadside Attraction: They're pretty much next to each other, so I'm going to combine them since I can't decide between the two. These are mere blocks from my abode and therefore I find myself there more often than if I lived in the NE or something. Since the smoking ban, I've liked Basement Pub a lot more. It's a cozy place, with an aquarium in the center and pinball against one wall, a jukebox, a smallish nook that I've never really gotten a good look at (it's on the left side on your way to the bathroom), good beer deals, wooden half-booths. Roadside Attraction is a clean, interesting bar. There's free pool and jukebox, lots of different types of seating, including an amazing outside front patio with fireplace, swing, picnic tables, a small shed with a heater for you and your 5 friends. Oh, and both are about 5 blocks from the Hawthorne/12 St carts!
Basement Pub beverages
Karla's Honorable Mentions:
Hungry Tiger Too (this place isn't very bar-y, more restaurant-y.)
Pros: Wednesday $1 corndogs and PBR Tall Boys all day long
Hopworks Urban Brewery (same as HTT, restaurant-y)
Pros: delicious beer, including Radlers!
Jess' Five Favorite Vegan Friendly Bars
Narrowing down my favorite vegan-friendly bars in Portland was really easy, because they're blatantly places I go to on a semi-regular basis. There are a few honorable mentions, and a few bars that aren't vegan friendlier than a hummus plate, fries or chips and salsa that I dig, but let's keep that my little secret! And by secret, I mean they're part of my never-ending search for cheap, cozy happy hours.
My requirement for an establishment on this list is the offering of a full bar, draft microbrews and multiple options of vegan appetizers and entrees. Novelty, happy hour specials and walking distance to my abode in SE is a plus.
1. Hungry Tiger Too. My top 5 is in no particular order, but one of my favorite vegan-friendly places in general is this casual restaurant and bar; so it's on this list. I'll happily take in a hangover brunch plus my once a year vegan Bloody Mary (make sure to specify vegan, they have two homemade mixes), but Thursday night happy hour plus BBQ and Spicy 40 cent tofuffalo wings is my new favorite favorite favorite. Sandwiches, Vegan Caesars (I dig adding tempeh) sweet butternut stuffed fried wontons, $1 vegan corndogs and Pabst Tallboys on Wednesdays, what's not to find endearing?
p.s. go early on Wednesday nights unless you're patient, or really that cool.
2. Someday Lounge – Out of my 5, this is the one I frequent the least, but I heart it just the same. It's incredibly appealing to get items available at Backspace Lounge for a tad less during happy hour, and the all vegetarian menu expands after that. Tempeh Reuben? Check. Vegan sausage? Check. Large hummus plate? Duh. It has a cool vibe, and the upstairs seating is secluded and dare I say, intimate. Avoid the leather couches if it grosses you out (it does). The past few times I've gone there's no cocktail list, but they pour strong and have microbrews galore. It's a place if you actually want dinner, as opposed to a Professor Nanotear.
Sandwich and GF pasta salad from the Someday Lounge
3. This brings us to Tube. The only thing I haven't previously said about my precious early happy hour stop is (happy hour daily 5pm-10pm, but I prefer it before 8 to avoid crowds) that they recently switched to cheddar Daiya in their Professor Nanotear muffins. It works in the small and large vegan ham & cheeze sammies, okay? Okay. I'm not as hot on the mildly seasoned tofu scramble taco, but its well worth the $3 as bar food. I'll repeat myself for a 3 billionth time – the Professor Nanotears are pathetically awesome (2 for $5 or $3 each, just get 2!) and $2 well greyhounds rule. Consider the full vegan ham sandwich and goddess side salad or vegan meatball options if you have a bigger appetite.
p.s. Ham Tube Donut Sandwich.
4. Next on my list is a restaurant, but because they haven't updated their options in years, I think of them as a bar. I hope that makes sense. They're still a staple in my life and a big reason I moved to the Clinton neighborhood, but it would be cool to see an upgrade from Vegan Platters and Falafel. Don't take offense Dots, I love you, your spicy tofu dipping sauce, and your velvet walls I can't help but touch. And can you believe you can actually smell food cooking in there, post-smoking ban?!?
Spicy tofu sauce and fries from Dots
5. Last up is the obvious star, The Bye & Bye. It's a fantastic place to go whether you're drinking the peachy signature drink, or the non-boozy Floor Punch. Love the back patio, bamboo and heat lamps. And the bar food? Okay, the best in Portland. I crave their saucy BBQ tofu, brussel sprouts and black eyed peas on a regular basis (and the North Williams cocktail). Bonus – kid friendly during the day! ENTIRELY VEGAN!
Jess' Honorable Mentions:
Aalto Lounge – stylin' hipster spot on Belmont, with a kickass, vegan meatball sub. Housemade balls and sauce.
UPDATE: Liz has brought to my attention that the meatballz are no more. boo.
Langano Lounge – Scary great lentils. Probably just scary. Either way, dive appreciation. Mere two blocks from Cartopia!
Nightlight Lounge – who knew you get could a great tofu stir fry at a bar?
Basement Pub – Cider on tab & bland hummus & spiced black beans, hits some spot or another!


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After a federal employee allegedly leaked a trove of confidential documents to anti-secrets website WikiLeaks, the government responded with tighter controls on information sharing. But hunkering down on unauthorized access to official data hasn't necessarily disconnected teleworkers, say current and former federal security officials.
If information sharing and information protection can coexist then so can telework and data security, as evidenced by the actions of the Office of the National Counterintelligence Executive, or ONCIX, as well as the Defense Department and the Office of Management and Budget. In October 2011, President Obama issued an executive order directing agencies to retrofit classified networks with safeguards to stop intrusions and unauthorized downloads. An interagency insider threat task force, managed by ONCIX, was created to instruct departments on controlling employee access, even at off-site locations.
Task force members are looking at how to apply protections so that they don't conflict with telework laws. ONCIX officials acknowledge the controls must comply with 2010 legislation that calls for harnessing technology to expand the remote workforce. Separately, the Pentagon is instituting congressionally mandated insider threat detection systems at its classified telework center in Virginia. And OMB released new baseline protocols for securing data when teleworking.
One possible reaction to the data-control policies would have been to say "no telework," says Josh Sawislak, a former General Services Administration official who was responsible for cybersecurity and remote-work issues. But, he adds, "the administration is trying to fix the leak problem without causing collateral damage on telework."
New protections could add complexity to a work style known for its efficiency, but no more so than with the widely popular cloud, according to Sawislak. Agencies are embracing cloud computing—logging on to off-site systems through either the Web or a classified network—for many of the same reasons telework is encouraged, he notes. "In the cloud environment, everybody is a remote worker," says Sawislak, now a senior fellow at the Telework Exchange, a public-private advocacy group.
"Technology is not what's keeping people from being able to work on classified information from a remote location," he says, adding the main deterrents are the price of security tools and availability of accredited office space. "You're obviously not going to sit in your living room with the highest level of classified information." Nor would you want your most secret info lying around in a commercial cloud provider's data center, he says.
ONCIX officials make the case that until the task force works out options, the only means of classified telework is the flexiplace concept—a more convenient work site that is government-run.
The Office of Personnel Management declined to discuss whether telework has or will decrease as a result of recent breaches, such as the WikiLeaks scandal. In response to questions, OPM officials referred to a summer 2011 OMB telework memorandum aimed at preventing security incidents that reiterates policies for protecting remote devices, such as the National Institute of Standards and Technology's 2009 guidelines. The bulletin instructs officials to follow the procedures that best fit their needs.
The memo also sets a new threshold for managing remote workers. Federal telework policies now must spell out rules for controlling access to agency information, protecting the data and safeguarding employee-owned mobile devices used for work. Policies also must address "preventing inappropriate use of official time or resources . . . by viewing, downloading, or exchanging pornography, including child pornography."
Defense spokeswoman Lt. Col. April Cunningham says the October executive order to tighten classified system controls isn't necessarily making military telework more expensive or complicated. Most Pentagon teleworkers deal with unclassified materials that aren't subject to special internal surveillance, she says.
Only the Defense Information Systems Agency operates a classified telework center. The facility, located in Woodbridge, Va., is for personnel who otherwise would have to endure the region's notorious rush-hour traffic to reach DISA's new headquarters at Fort Meade, Md. The agency relocated as part of a recent base closure and realignment initiative. "Our agency leadership is very supportive of telework, and the agency has implemented the tools, processes and policy to use it effectively and securely," DISA spokeswoman Laura Williams says.
Technology at the telework center bans the use of CDs, jump drives and other removable storage devices. A tool called the Host-Based Security System blocks unauthorized applications and spots rogue systems on the network. This year, the Pentagon is rolling out special smart card tokens that personnel will need to sign on to the Secret Internet Protocol Router Network, which handles the military's classified data. That's the system Pfc. Bradley Manning allegedly tapped into to aid WikiLeaks. Military employees will need the tokens to log on at the telework center or any other workstation hooked up to SIPRNET. The added layer of protection is separate from a password, badge or smart card ID.
"Like all other computers that connect to the department's secret network, the computers in the DISA telework center also comply with all DoD policies regarding the cybersecurity of classified systems, including DoD policies and procedures for the use of removable media on classified systems," Cunningham says. Defense is "driving out anonymity and increasing accountability by giving a cyber identity credential to every DoD person and requiring their use on classified networks."
According to Sawislak, opening more classified telework centers would reduce lengthy commutes, but so far they haven't proved inherently useful. "In the past, the government contracted for a dozen or so telework centers without looking at the need or in great detail where they were located," he says. "The goal to success in this area is to figure out the problem and find a flexible solution that addresses the problem at a reasonable cost that is outweighed by the benefits."


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If you're like me, you're still full from yesterday, but nonetheless able to chow down on some left over for breakfast and lunch… and dinner, too. In any case, Happy (Late) Thanksgiving from your TSF crew.
A few short notes from a short week in the States…
Name Game: Didn't know that Whitney Houston and Brittany Spears play college basketball? Well, they do, at University of Colorado. And no, that isn't the correct spelling of thee Britney Spears, but hey, pretty funny, right? Speaking of famous names, the headline Federer to Return to Broadway caught my eye today but a little investigation proved Roger won't be dialing in his singing skills for New York crowds this winter.
Tennislarity: The number of people who are now actively playing tennis in the country rose in the recent past, according to a new study out last week. We'll take credit for that one. Everyone wants a body like Kolya's… or Nole's. Or maybe it's that Arlen Kantarian just went out and paid people to play? Guess he could have afforded it.
Playing for Pride: Two American journeymen – Michael Russell and Taylor Dent – battled it out in the heartland last week for a satellite title. Who's going to have a big 2010? Either of these guys… we'd like to see it. Russell won this encounter in two tight sets.
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After its dramatic win on Friday night, the Senerchia Post 74 American Legion team had a fairytale finish already mapped out for the following day.
But instead of carrying momentum into Saturday, Senerchia dealt with the hangover of its 11-inning, four-hour-plus win. Looking sloppier than it had all tournament, Senerchia saw its run come to an end with a 5-3 loss to Gershkoff Auto Body/Auburn Post 20 in the state semifinals.
Gershkoff went on to lose to Navigant Credit Union-Woonsocket Post 85 in the championship later that day.
And Senerchia was left with a third-place finish. It got close to the title once again – it was the runner-up last year – yet couldn't get all the way through the long week.
"Overall, we had a good run," Senerchia manager Chris Sheehan said. "Yesterday's game really takes a lot of energy out of you. It's tough to bounce back. But I'm proud of our guys – we had a good season, a good run."
In the double elimination tournament, Senerchia went behind the 8-ball immediately with a loss in its first game. From there, every game was a must-win, and Senerchia managed to win three in a row, culminating in a 14-13 marathon win on Friday over Upper Deck Post 86/14.
The win made Senerchia believe that it could finish the job, but Gershkoff ended the dream.
"Not quite the storybook ending we were looking for, but you tip your cap to them," Sheehan said. "We beat them three times in the regular season, 10-runned them twice. They're a resilient bunch. They really have played well these playoffs."
Short on pitching, Senerchia threw Anthony Graziano to start the game, but he lasted only 3.1 innings, allowing three earned runs. Anthony Cofone came in with two runners on in the fourth and they both scored, putting Gershkoff ahead 5-1 at the time.
Cofone settled in from there and pitched nearly perfect baseball the rest of the way, but Senerchia's bats went cold at the worst possible time.
Senerchia scored a run in the first against Gershkoff starter Ryan Faria, as a sacrifice fly by Gian Martellini scored Rob Henry, but it didn't score again until the fifth inning.
It had a runner picked off in the third and left two baserunners in the same inning, and it stranded two more in the fourth. In the fifth, it picked up its second run on an RBI single by Nick Boland to get back to 5-2, but still left two other runners on base.
"We didn't hit great today," Sheehan said. "Some of our guys didn't hit when we really needed to. It just wasn't our day."
Cofone kept Senerchia in the game with his shutdown effort, but Gershkoff brought in Rich Reo out of the bullpen in the sixth, and he essentially shut the door.
In the teams' three meetings this year, Senerchia hadn't faced Reo once.
"We knew he was good," Sheehan said.
Reo allowed an unearned run in the sixth when Sam Boulanger walked, went to third on a Reo error and then scored on a passed ball, but he didn't allow anything beyond that.
Senerchia put one runner on in the seventh courtesy of a walk, and put a runner on in the eighth due to an error, but never really threatened. In the ninth, Mike King singled with two outs, but Martellini popped out to end the game.
Overall, Senerchia had just six hits, and none of them were consecutive. Defensively, it committed two errors and allowed two unearned runs.
"We had a couple tough plays that really gave them runs," Sheehan said.
Gershkoff's first run came in the top of the first when Peter Esposito walked, stole second and scored on a single by Joe Nicolace. That made the score 1-0 before Senerchia tied it in the bottom half.
In the third, Esposito walked, stole second and scored two batters later on a single by Frank Pettinato. The following inning, Matt Corey walked to start the frame and advanced to second on a sacrifice bunt. Singles by Mike Castillo and Esposito scored Corey, and a single by Tyler Donahay brought home Gershkoff's fourth run. Its fifth run scored on an outfield error.
"We just didn't finish right, like last year," Sheehan said.
Cofone was the silver lining for Senerchia, as he pitched 5.2 innings, allowing just four hits and no runs. He walked only one.
"Awesome job by him today coming in and keeping us in the game," Sheehan said. "He threw awesome. If we had gone into extra innings, he was going back out there."
And there's also some solace in Senerchia's youth. It was the only team in the state without any college players on its roster, something it may seek to change going forward.
"We have a young team," Sheehan said. "We don't have one college player on our team. That's really something that I want to change next year. I want to bring back a couple of these guys and really give us a good shot to win it all."
If the past two years have shown Senerchia anything, it's that they're right on the brink.
"Overall, very pleased with the summer," Sheehan said. "A lot of guys really got better as players. We came together as a team, had a lot of fun. It was a pleasure coaching all of them."


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Only 24 seniors are listed on the varsity roster and a number of starting positions are manned by 18 juniors and three sophomores — most of whom saw their first varsity action.
The Mariners are no patsies. They are the favorites to repeat as Metro South Bay League champions after compiling an 11-2 record last year, including 4-0 on the road, and coming within one game of a trip to the CIF finals. In doing so last year, Mar Vista gained more than 5,000 yards on the ground, averaging 389 yards per outing.
The Mariners also have the trio of Jimmie Hill (1,602 yards rushing), Keevin Moore (929 yards) and Kenny Nieves (557 yards) returning to the team this season. That's more than 3,000 yards of experience combined.
And so, when his more-experienced Point Loma defense held the Mariners in check, Pointer head coach Mike Hastings was visibly pleased.
"It was great for our kids to come out and get their first win on the new Bennie Edens Field," said Hastings. "We felt our defense kept us in the ballgame all afternoon long, stepping up to the challenge when we gave them short fields and getting the ball back until our offense came alive in the second half."
The Pointer offense included five huge junior linemen, averaging 6 feet 2 inches and 250 pounds, tasting their first varsity competition.
It was Pointer special teams who put the first six points on the scoreboard after the defense forced the Mariners to punt following a stalled first-quarter drive.
Senior Jamal Agnew, whose talents are attracting widening interest, bobbled the football momentarily, then thrilled the packed crowd with a 66-yard return, which included a nice cutback for the final five yards.
"Jamal's punt return was a very special way to score our first touchdown and we were very excited about that," Hastings said.
Miguel Alcantar's first of three point-after-touchdown kicks gave the Pointers a 7-0 lead in the first quarter.
The Mariners answered later in the opening frame when quarterback Landon Clark got past the first wave of Pointer defenders and sprinted 51 yards for a game-tying score.
In the third quarter, Agnew, playing at running back, took a handoff, converting it into a 53-yard score to put the Pointers up 14-7.
It was not until senior Johnny Maes, at 5 feet 6 inches and 155 pounds, broke off the left tackle en route to a 37-yard score the Pointers were able to heave a sigh of relief.
The scoreboard clock showed just 2:22 left in the contest.
"Overall, we thought our kids played with a lot of heart," Hastings said, "and this week in practice we're going to make some corrections, but it's always better to make them after a win."
The Pointers play next at Olympian High School in Chula Vista on Sept. 7 at 7 p.m. The Eagles, under ageless coach Gil Warren, finished 9-4 last season after losing the CIF championship game to Cathedral.
On Sept. 14, the Pointers travel to Lincoln High School for a 6:30 p.m. battle against the Hornets. After a 2-9-1 record last year, the Hive is predicted to finish fourth in the tough Eastern League.
• The season-opening triple-header of varsity, junior varsity and freshmen became a double-header when Mar Vista officials notified their Pointer counterparts they could not field a junior varsity team because of academic eligibility issues.
• The Pointer freshman team opened the day's action by punishing the Mariners 38-0.
• The most moving moment of the field and weight room dedication ceremony came at its conclusion when District 2 City Councilman Kevin Faulconer was to throw a football a short distance to PLHS football team manager Zack Sweeney, who has cerebral palsy. During several practice tosses, Sweeney was unable to catch any of Faulconer's passes but when the time came in front of the crowd, the ball bounced off Sweeney's arms several times before he grabbed it and clutched it tightly to his chest in front of the appreciative spectators.


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LIVINGSTON, NJ - The final game between the Livingston Lancers and the Nutley Raiders in the regular season came down to the wire late in the third period, where Nutley was able to add the game-winning goal with 3:46 remaining. Later, the Raiders added another goal on an empty netter to increase the final score to 3-1.
Both teams knew coming in that they would have to bring their A game onto the ice. The A game usually consists of being physical, quick, aware and smart. While Livingston played their hearts out, it wasn't enough to beat Nutley, ranked 19th in the state.
The Lancers came out determined and with great intensity. The first period saw lots of changed possessions and quick shots that were saved by both goalies.
Senior defenseman and assistant captain Jonny Garfinkel came out firing shots from all angles. Where he had plenty of chances, however, he was constantly denied by Nutley's goalie Alec Astorga.
In the second period, Nutley's Will Faro was put in the penalty box with 12:31 to go in the second period. The powerplay almost got ugly when Nutley was on the breakaway shorthanded, but Livingston's Brian Lilien made a pad save moving to his left, sticking his legs out wide and stopping the puck from going through.
But instead of holding it for a faceoff, Lilien played the puck to Garfinkel, and they brought it down the ice. A few shots were taken until Garfinkel was finally able to find Mike Koval down the left side, where he found the back of the net to give Livingston the 1-0 lead. Koval was able to squeeze it in tight space that was between Astorga and the left post.
In the second period, Nutley was finally able to capitalize on a loose puck around the net. Livingston tried to clear it, as the puck continued to get deflected in the air, but Nutley's Richie LaFuria pounced on the puck a got it through Lilien, top shelf to even the score at one.
In the third period, the intensity began to rise as both teams were looking for a big win. With slick saves from Livingston's Lilien, and Nutley's Astorga, it wasn't until 3:46 left in the game that fans saw the scoreboard change.
Ryan Demgard of Nutley hopped on a puck in front of him that was trying to be cleared out of the zone. While it was out of the zone, Livingston had trouble getting back on defense. Ben Arden quickly skated down the ice trying to get even with Demgard, and dove in front of Demgard to stop him on the breakaway. However, when Arden dove, he only took out Demgard, not the puck. The puck continued to roll while Arden and Demgard slid down the ice, into Lilien. The puck somehow found the net and it would later be the game-winning goal.
Nutley scored an empty netter to seal the game at 3-1. Lilien still isn't sure how the game-winning goal actually happened.
"It was a bang-bang play," Lilien explained after saving 34 of Nutley's 36 shots. "I might have got the first save."
"We came in determined," junior Cole Friedfertig said. "We really wanted to win this game and we played our hearts out. I think we played a really good game."
While they can always take positives out of this game, the Lancers will never be satisfied with a loss. They haven't been out-shot in many games this season, however, this time they were beat 38-27 in shots on goal.
Nutley has now increased their record to 14-1-3, while Livingston stands at 12-4-2.
"We want to win out and win every game we can," Cole Friedfertig said. "We want the best possible way to win the State Championship."
On Wednesday, the Lancers will be facing Pascack Valley at the Codey Arena at South Mountain; a team they lost to last year while playing away from home.