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Congratulations to Pablo Perez on being named the 2013 Southern Connecticut Conference Player of the Year. Perez and George Oppong were also named to the SCC All-Quinnipiac Division team.
Jesuits shut out Westies, 1-0
By MIKE MADERA
Westie Blue
(October 9, 2013) – The last time West Haven and Fairfield Prep met, the two teams played a highly entertaining game in a draw. Wednesday afternoon was much of the same, but this time there was a winner.
Using a goal by Jack Oricolli off an assist from Mike Infante late in the second half, the Jesuits defeated the Westies 1-0.
"We played well," West Haven coach Liam Leapley said. "The game went back and forth. They scored with 7 minutes left."
The loss snapped a two-game stretch with a win and a tie as the Westies worked hard throughout but fell short.
"I thought we played with a lot of heart," Leapley said. "We lost Serrgio (Gomez) earlier in the game with an injury.
"Albert (Afful) had a good chance that went wide in the first half. In the second half, we had a corner kick. Selim (Turkmen) shot it at him. They were able to keep us out of the goal."
Fairfield Prep held a 12-1 shot advantage in the win, with Dan Prendergast making 11 saves for the Westies in the loss.
"I thought we played very well," Leapley said. "We had a game plan going in and we executed it well.
"We want to get a couple of more wins and get going again. We need one more win to qualify."
WH improves to 4-1-3 with 6-2 win over Law
(October 4, 2013) - Just one season ago, the West Haven boys' soccer team struggled to finish plays. While the team has left some goals on the field in 2013, the final results have been much different.
With a convincing 6-2 victory over Jonathan Law in Milford Friday afternoon, West Haven improved to 4-1-3 on the season, inching closer to its goal of playing in the postseason.
"We played pretty good," Leapley said. "We were down a couple of starters with injuries. We had some people step up. We moved the ball well. I was happy with that.
"I thought we should have been up more than 2-1 at the half. I told them I wanted them to put in more goals in the second half and they did."
The Westies had contributions from different players as Pablo Perez scored twice and added an assist, Sebastian Parra had two goals, George Oppong added two assists and Jesus Morales had a goal and an assist.
The Westies started the scoring in the game off a corner kick four minutes in as Perez scored off an assist from Blaise Haba.
After Law's Herbie Pritchard evened the game eight minutes later, West Haven took a 2-1 lead with 16 minutes to go in the half as Parra scored off an assist from Perez.
The Westies scored three goals in nine minutes of the second half to put the game away. Oppong set up Parra eight minutes in, then set up Morales six minutes later. When Morales set up Perez three minutes after his goal, the Westies had their fifth goal of the game.
Selim Turkmen scored West Haven's final goal.
"We mixed and matched defensively," Leapley said. "Mike Smith stepped up and played a really good game. He is playing really well."
Dan Prendergast played the first half and made one save, while also allowing a goal. Jose Chankuk played the second half, making one save and alllowing a goal.
All Tied Up
Haba nets equalizer late in 1-1 draw with ND
WEST HAVEN (October 1, 2013) – Both the West Haven and Notre Dame soccer teams will replay numerous squandered opportunities in their heads. With both squads failing to capitalize throughout the night, the Green Knights and Westies played to a 1-1 draw at Ken Strong Stadium Tuesday evening.
For the Green Knights (1-3-3), it was a case of a missed defensive assignment on a corner kick, which allowed the Westies to even the game late in the second half, and three scoring chances which went wide in the latter part of the game.
For the Westies (3-1-3), it was a rebound goal for the Green Knights and an abundance of shots which either sailed high or wide which will be thought about all night long.
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Pablo Perez and the Westies fell to Xavier, 4-0, September 27, 2013. Photo courtesy of Todd Dandelske.
WH falls to Xavier
Westies suffer first loss of season
(September 27, 2013) – After opening the season with three wins and a two ties, the West Haven boys' soccer team suffered its first setback of the season Friday afternoon. Traveling to play Xavier, the Westies fell to the Falcons, 4-0, to drop to 3-1-2 on the year.
Just five minutes into the game, the Westies were in trouble as the Falcons led 1-0 after three minutes and 2-0 after five minutes. Xavier scored on its first three shots of the contest.
"They outplayed us in every aspect of the game," West Haven assistant coach Ray Guarino said. "It was an hour and 15 minute bus ride. The game started 15 minutes later. We were not ready to play.
"After they scored twice early, it was pretty tough. It made for a long Friday afternoon in Portland, Connecticut."
Dan Prendergast finished with 5 saves, while Jose Chankuk made 2 saves in the loss for West Haven.
Hicham Lkhal (6), goalkeeper Dan Prendergast (c.) and Albert Afful (28) work to keep Xavier from scoring, September 27, 2013. Photo courtest of Todd Dandelske.
Daniel Acosta moves the ball against Xavier, September 27, 2013. Photo courtesy of Todd Dandelske.
Second half goal by Perez leads WH to 3-1 win over Hamden
WEST HAVEN (September 25, 2013) – Hamden coach Joaquin Rodriguez wanted to keep West Haven sniper Pablo Perez from getting any shots in the second half of a tie game. For the most part, Hamden did a good job as Perez had only two quality shots in the final 40 minutes.
Unfortunately for the Green Dragons, one of those shots by Perez proved to be the game-winner as West Haven defeated Hamden 3-1 Wednesday evening at Ken Strong Stadium.
Perez took a perfect feed from Kevin Ruiz and drilled a shot past Hamden goalkeeper Matt Wilson to the top shelf with 17 minutes, 58 seconds remaining in the game to give West Haven a 2-1 lead.
"We played smarter in the second half," West Haven coach Liam Leapley said after his team improved to 3-0-2. "We did not move the ball in the first half. That was our biggest problem.
"Pablo did a nice job. We got him the ball and he took a nice shot. That was big for us."
Prep knots Westies
Late goal earns tie for Jesuits
(September 23, 2013) – West Haven boys' soccer coach Liam Leapley was well aware the next handful of games would prove to be a test for his soccer team. If Monday evening's game was any indication, the Westies are up to the challenge.
Behind two goals from Pablo Perez, the Westies played to a 2-2 tie with Fairfield Prep. The tie allowed West Haven to improve to 2-0-2 early in the season.
Fairfield Prep had the advantage in shots, 12-8, but the game was in West Haven's hands early in the second half.
Tied at one, West Haven's Perez gave the team a 2-1 lead just 10 minutes into the second half. The goal by Perez was his second of the game and had West Haven in position to pull the upset.
That upset never came about as Prep's Mike Infante scored 10 minutes later to even the game at two, where it remained through 80 minutes of play.
The Jesuits scored first in the contest when Aidan Bracken assisted on Chris Montani's goal for a 1-0 lead 17 minutes into the game.
Montani's goal held up until the final 13 minutes of the first half as George Oppong set up Perez with the equalizer.Dan Prendergast made five saves in the tie for West Haven.
Westies roll over Easties
Perez scores twice in 5-0 win
(September 20, 2013) – West Haven coach Liam Leapley did not feel his team played its best soccer Friday evening. While defeating East Haven 5-0, Leapley is still looking for improvements from his team.
"I like the result, but it was not our best play," Leapley said after his team improved to 2-0-1. "It was the opposite of usual. We finished, but our combo play was not as good as usual."
Pablo Perez continued his stellar season with five more points as he scored twice an added an assist. Hicham Lkhal, Blaise Haba and Jesus Morales also scored in the win.
The West Haven defense did its part as well in allowing just six shots. Dan Prendergast and Garfield Robinson combined on the shutout as Prendergast made six saves and Robinson did not have to make any in the win.
"We have started off fast before then faded," Leapley said. "I would like to finish strong. We have a lot of work to do before that."
The Westies took control of the game, scoring twice in the first half for a 2-0 lead. Perez drilled home a perfect shot off a direct kick for the first tally before he sent a perfect pass to Lkhal for a 2-0 lead.
"Pablo played really well," Leapley said. "I thought he was a little out of sorts against Sheehan. The kids like watching him.
"His free kick was perfect and his pass to Hicham was great. It was a perfect ball on the far post 35 yards out. It was pin point accuracy."
West Haven iced the game with three goals in the second half. Sebastian Parra set up Haba for a 3-0 lead and Perez followed by going the distance before scoring for a 4-0 lead.
West Haven scored its final goal later in the half when Selim Turkmen set up Jesus Morales for the 5-0 advantage.
"It was not out best soccer, but it was nice to see us finish," Leapley said. "I was a little concerned at the half because I thought the guys were holding on to the ball a little too long."
Fit to be Tied
Sheehan PK in final minutes earns 2-2 tie with Westies
(September 17, 2013) – The West Haven boys' soccer team was inching closer to its second straight win to start the season. For the Westies, the final three minutes would spoil that bid.
Sheehan's Dan Taglianetti scored off a penalty kick with three minutes remaining in regulation to bring the Titans to a 2-2 tie with visiting West Haven.
"I thought we played very well," West Haven coach Liam Leapley said after his team moved to 1-0-1. "We moved the ball around very well. Towards the end of the game, I think we had some break downs where we had too much kicking and running.
"We played really well. I thought we were definitely going to win the game. We moved the ball very well, but they got a penalty kick and converted."
The two teams battled throughout as each came back from a one goal deficit. Sheehan's equalizer was gut wrenching for the Westies as it came in the final minutes of the contest.
Taglianetti's shot just got by West Haven goalkeeper Dan Prendergast to force the tie. Prendergast, who got a piece of the penalty kick, also did the same when he got a piece of Drin Pacuku's goal off a direct kick 12 minutes into the game.
"I thought Dan played really well," Leapley said of Prendergast. "He almost saved the penalty kick and did the same on the direct kick where he got a hand on both of them. They would have been amazing saves."
West Haven needed just 16 minutes in the second half to tie the game. With the ball bouncing around and several players having a chance at it in front, Albert Afful got the shot past Sheehan goalkeeper John Oliveira to even the game at one at the half.
West Haven's Pablo Perez was double and triple-teamed all game, but Perez still did a nice job distributing the ball. Perez helped send Sebastian Parra in on Oliveira and Parra beat the Sheehan goalkeeper 11 minutes into the second half for a 2-1 lead.
"We have only ourselves to blame," Leapley said. "We had about ten quality shots on goal. We just did not put them away.
"Pablo (Perez) did a nice job setting people up. They were all over him. We had a couple of really good chances, including direct kicks, but we did not convert. We had some chances in close, but either put them over the net or shot wide."
Prendergast made six saves in the tie for West Haven, while Oliveira finished with nine saves for the Titans.
Despite a slow start, West Haven rallies to defeat Foran in season opener. Photo courtesy of Todd Dandelske.
Rally Time
Westies scored 3 goals in second half for 3-2 victory
(September 10, 2013) – West Haven coach Liam Leapley was hoping for a quick start to the 2013 season. The first half was not exactly what the coach had in mind.
Trailing 2-0 after 40 minutes of play, Leapley had a little heart to heart with his team at the break. The talk seemed to work as the Westies responded by scoring three times in the second half to defeat Foran 3-2 at Foran High in the season opener for both teams Tuesday afternoon.
"We were very out of sync in the first half," Leapley said. "It was definitely a concern. Our shape was terrible and we had poor communication. We seem to like to watch Pablo (Perez).
"It was a tale of two halves. We were absolutely horrible in the first half. We played our soccer in the second half. We played much better."
Foran took the play to West Haven in the first half and capitalized with two goals. Jimmy Berkovich scored off an assist from Tyler Kasuba 15 minutes in and Justin Kassouf set up Julian Yuliawan 12 minutes later for the two-goal lead.
"I was worried at halftime," Leapley said. "I did not recognize the team I saw in the first half. It was not the team that played in scrimmages.
"We have depth. We can rotate in and out to keep guys fresh. There was no quit in the team. We played very well in the second half. I was very happy with the results."
West Haven scores against Foran, September 10, 2013. Photo courtesy of Todd Dandelske.
The Westies were a different team in the second half, scoring three times in 18 minutes. Pablo Perez was at the center of all the scoring with one goal and two assists.
"Pablo played a good game," Leapley said of Perez. "They double and triple-teamed him in the first half. He was a man amongst boys in the second half. He played so well. He was fantastic in the second half."
West Haven cut into the deficit 12 minutes into the second half as Perez set up Sebastian Parra for the first goal. Just 13 minutes later, the Westies evened the game when Perez set up Kevin Ruiz.
Sebastian Parra (17) gets West Haven on the board against Foran, September 10, 2013. Photo courtesy of Todd Dandelske.
The tie would not last long. Perez completed his dominant second half when he beat Foran goalkeeper Tim Orozco with 10 minutes left in regulation for the 3-2 victory.
Dan Prendergast finished the game with four saves for the Westies. Orozco made five saves in the loss for the Lions.
Pablo Perez looks to lead the Westies back to the postseason in 2013. Photo courtesy of Todd Dandelske.
Perez and company looking for return to state tournament
The West Haven boys' soccer team enters the 2013 campaign looking for more balance. With a handful of key players returning from last year's squad which lost toHamden in the play-in portion of the state tournament, the Westies are ready to make some noise this season.
Led by All-Southern Connecticut Conference Quinnipiac Division first team selection and captain Pablo Perez, the Westies have a player which will draw the attention of opponents on a daily basis. Perez finished with eight goals and a team-leading five assists last year.
"He is the best player in the district as far as I am concerned," West Haven head coach Liam Leapley said of the center midfielder. "He has looked real good so far. We have had one scrimmage so far and he was a man amongst boys.
"He is a phenomenal player. He is playing with a lot of confidence right now. He moved the ball at will. He did a great job distributing the ball. I can't say enough about him. He is going to have a big year."
While Perez will be a force, the Westies will need to replace the 30 points (14 goals, 2 assists) from the graduated Alexis Garcia, who was also an All-SCC Quinnipiac first team selection.
Leapley has also lost one of last year's captains and key defenders as senior Troy Consalvo is likely lost for the season.
"I think the key for us is putting the defense together," Leapley said. "We have some really good skilled players. We have to replace the losses with new people in new places."
Joining Perez back on the field are several other key components to a successful campaign. Senior George Oppong will play center midfield, sophomore Sebastian Parra is a forward and senior Ray Mayberry will lead the defense. Junior Dan Prendergast (69% save percentage last season) will be the last line of defense in goal for the Westies.
George Oppong will look to create offense for the Westies in 2013. Photo courtesy of Todd Dandelske.
"We want to advance in the (state) tournament this year," Leapley said. "I feel like we compete in the division every year. We would like to put it together and advance.
"I like our offensive potential. A lot of our scoring will come from Pablo (Perez) and Sebastian (Parra). We have good depth this year. It will be a team effort. A couple of guys may have more goals, but it will be spread out. We have a lot of work to do on the defensive end as we return only one defender."
West Haven opens the season Tuesday, September 10 at Foran at 3:45 p.m.
BOYS SOCCER 2013
Pablo Perez (l.) and George Oppong (11) did not have much to celebrate as West Haven fell in the opening round of the CIAC Class LL state tournament to Guilford, 1-0, Tuesday, November 5, 2013. File photo courtesy of Todd Dandelske.
Westies fall to Guilford in state opener
GUILFORD (November 5, 2013) – Guilford coach Joe Maher considers his team fortunate to be advancing in the CIAC Class LL state tournament. The coach and the team have Nate Wilson and Sal Nasr to thank for that.
Behind 10 saves from Wilson and Nasr's first half goal, No. 14 Guilford defeated No. 19 West Haven in the first round of the state tournament Tuesday evening at BittnerPark in Guilford.
With the win, Guilford improves to 12-6-2 and advances to second round action at No. 3 Ridgefield Thursday afternoon at 4 p.m.. West Haven finishes its season 7-6-4.
"They made a great push in the second half," Maher said of West Haven. "They had two chances which we were able to stop and we scored early when they could not hold on to the ball. We have had trouble scoring all year. West Haven put on a clinic in the second half."
Trailing 1-0, the Westies were all over the Indians in the second half, which was a vast contrast from the fist half where Guilford controlled play.
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George Oppong (11) and the Westies had their opportunities but could not convert in a 1-0 loss to Guilford in the opening round of the CIAC Class LL state tournament, November 5, 2013. File photo courtesy of Todd Dandelske.
Senior Sendoff
Two late goals rally Westies past Foran
(October 23, 2013) – Having lost to Sheehan two days earlier, the West Haven boys' soccer team did not want to enter the postseason with a two-game losing streak. Thanks to a pair of late goals, the Westies will not have to do so.
Goals by Pablo Perez and Ulises Hernandez 4 minutes apart, the latter with three minutes remaining in the game, gave the Westies a 4-3 win over the Lions. The win allows West Haven to improve to 7-5-4 and rest for the state tournament.
"It was a good win for us," West Haven coach Liam Leapley said. "It was a good way to end the season. The game was eerily similar to the first time we played them. We gave them a big lead and came back.
"This is a huge win. Every game we have played in, we feel we could have won. The Sheehan loss was tough. Sheehan played well, but we had opportunities and we did not do it. They played really good soccer."
West Haven's Pablo Perez was involved in all four West Haven goals with one goal and three assists in what could be his final game at Ken Strong Stadium.
"Pablo had a huge game," Leapley said of the senior. "He was beating five players at a time. He literally beat half the team on a cross to George (Oppong)."
Perez helped West Haven strike first in the game when he sent a perfect cross to George Oppong, who used a bicycle kick to score the first goal.
Julian Yuliawan, who had three goals for the Lions, scored the next two goals to give Foran a 2-1 lead. Perez set up Oppong again for the equalizer, but Yuliawan's third of the game gave Foran a 3-2 lead at the half.
The Lions made the lead hold up until the final 7 minutes of the game. Oppong set up Perez with the equalizer, before Perez fed Ulises Hernandez with the eventual winner four minutes later.
Tim Orozco made 7 saves in the loss for Foran, while Jose Chankuk (3 saves) and Dan Prendergast (3 saves) combined in the win.
WH falls to Sheehan
Late goal propels Titans
(October 21, 2013) – With one game remaining in the regular season, West Havenboys' soccer coach Liam Leapley is a bit disappointed. The reason is Leapley and his team had a goal of running the table without a loss for a better seed in the state tournament. .
The goal never came to fruition as the Westies missed several quality scor9ing opportunities and fell to the Titans, 1-0, at Ken Strong Stadium Monday evening.
"They (Sheehan) have gotten a lot better," Leapley said. "But, it was the story of the season for us. The only team which can beat us we feel is us.
"We leave way too many goals on the field and not in back of the net. We do not have that killer instinct."
The Westies certainly had their chances, but never capitalized. Blaise Haba was denied on a pair of breakaways and George Oppong hit the post early.
"George nearly scored in the first five minutes of the game," Leapley said. "We had our chances. We just didn't score.
"I am very disappointed. We got off to such a great start. We want to go into the tournament with some momentum. Hopefully with Senior Night (Wednesday) we get the win and send the seniors off in style. The game is very important seeding wise. We feel we are one of the better teams in LL. You would not know it with our inconsistent play."
Andrew Kaplan scored the lone goal of the game for the Titans as he beat West Havengoalkeeper Dan Prendergast in the 66th minute for a 1-0 lead.
Prendergast finished with 11 saves in the loss.
Pablo Perez (10) makes a double move before scoring against Jonathan Law, October 19, 2013. Photo courtesy of Todd Dandelske.
WH improves to 6-4-4 with win over Law
(October 19, 2013) – After losing two straight games, including one to cross-town rival Notre Dame, the West Haven boys' soccer team was looking to get on the right track.
More important for the Westies, they wanted to win out in the final three games to possibly get a home game. Step one was completed Saturday afternoon.
Led by two goals and one assist from Pablo Perez, West Haven defeated Jonathan Law 4-0 at Ken Strong Stadium. With the win, West Haven improved to 6-4-4 on the year.
"It is nice to get a win after last week," West Haven assistant coach Ray Guarino said as he took the place of head coach Liam Leapley who missed the contest. "It was a nice win."
The Westies set the tone of the game early as they scored twice in the game's first five minutes and never looked back.
West Haven took a 1-0 lead just 1 minute, 49 seconds into the game when Perez rang a shot off the crossbar. The rebound went to Ulises Hernadez who found the back of the net for a 1-0 lead.
Ulises Hernandez scores against Jonathan Law, October 19, 2013. Photo courtesy of Todd Dandelske.
Just 2:35 later, West Haven led 2-0. Austin Kozak set up Perez for the second goal of the game 4:24 in.
Perez put the game away with 25:37 left in the first half. The Westie sniper snuck by the Law defense, made a deke one way and shot the other for a 3-0 lead.
Pablo Perez makes a move before scoring his first goal of the game against Jonathan Law, October 19, 2013. Photo courtesy of Todd Dandelske.
"We started off the game well," Guarino said. "Ulises had a great goal off a rebound off the crossbar and Pablo made a great move to score."
The Westies closed the scoring with 18:20 remaining in the game. Set up by Jonathan Ortiz, the ball found its way to Blaise Haba out front and Haba easily scored for the fourth goal of the game.
Blaise Haba celebrates his goal against Jonathan Law, October 19, 2013. Photo courtesy of Todd Dandelske.
"We want to get to 8-4-4," Guarino said. "That gives us 20 points and possibly a home game. That's what we are looking to do."All three West Haven goaltenders saw game action as Dan Prendergast and Jose Chankuk each made two saves and Garfield Robinson made three saves.
Dan Prendergast makes the save as Ray Mayberry (23) and Jovanni Ramirez (24) look on, October 17, 2013. Photo courtesy of Todd Dandelske.
Westies fall to ND
Green Knights win 2-1 to inch closer to postseason
WEST HAVEN (October 17, 2013) - Notre Dame coach Rudy Raffone Jr. did not feel safe with a one-goal lead to start the second half against cross-town rival West Haven. Needing three points to qualify for the state tournament, Notre Dame responded.
Just 11 seconds into the second half, Ryan Gannon beat West Haven goalkeeper Dan Prendergast and the Green Knights defeated West Haven 2-1 at Veterans Field on Senior Day Thursday afternoon.
Kevin Ruiz with a header against Notre Dame, October 17, 2013. Photo courtesy of Todd Dandelske.
With the victory, Notre Dame improved to 4-6-4 and needs just a tie in either of its final two road contests against Amity and Guilford. West Haven, who already qualified for the postseason, fell to 5-4-4.
"That was a great goal," Raffone said. "We finally put one in. Give credit to West Haven. They kept on coming.
"We need one point against two good LL teams in Amity and Guilford. We will not play for a tie, but we will take one."The second half goal by Gannon was one of beauty as it came off the opening tap. Alexander Ossa sent a perfect lead to Gannon, who tapped the ball across his body past Prendergast to the left corner of the goal.
Pablo Perez was held scoreless against Notre Dame, October 17, 2013. Photo courtesy of Todd Dandelske.
Falcons tip Westies
West Haven falls 2-1 to Xavier
(October 15, 2013) – After qualifying for the postseason this past weekend, West Haven coach Liam Leapley and his team had other goals on their minds. For the West Haven leader and his squad, the top priority was getting as many points as possible to get a higher seeding in the state tournament.
The Westies were presented with a tough challenge Tuesday evening when they hosted Xavier. While the Westies played well, the Falcons clinched the Quinnipiac Division title with a 2-1 victory at Ken Strong Stadium.
"We played very well," West Haven coach Liam Leapley said. "Xavier is a very good team and we played well. It was nice to watch."
Joe Zacchia proved to be the difference in the game for Xavier as he scored twice in the first half, including once with a penalty kick.
Zacchia sandwiched his goals around a tally from George Oppong, who scored off an assist from Ulises Hernandez.
West Haven trailed 2-1 at the half and that was the way the game ended, despite the Westies having 10 shots on goal.Xavier improved to 10-0-3 with the win, while West Haven dropped to 5-3-4.
Blaise Haba scores against East Haven, October 12, 2013. Photo courtesy of Todd Dandelske.
Westies pound East Haven
Perez, Haba, Hernandez key to WH victory
(October 12, 2013) – The West Haven boys' soccer team is going to the postseason. With a 7-0 victory over East Haven Saturday afternoon at Ken Strong Stadium, the Westies improved to 5-2-4 and qualified for a postseason berth.
West Haven got goals from six different players, scored four times in the first half and never looked back in the easy win.
Selim Turkmen with a header against East Haven, October 12, 2013. Photo courtesy of Todd Dandelske.
"It is great," West Haven coach Liam Leapley said of qualifying for the postseason. "Hopefully, it is just the start. We want to solidify our spot. We want to be in the top ten in the sttae. Other than Xavier who took it to us, we have been in every game so far."
The Westies, who took 23 shots in the game, started scoring early and never looked back.
George Oppong scores against East Haven, October 12, 2013. Photo courtesy of Todd Dandelske.
Kevin Ruiz set up George Oppong 7 minutes in for a 1-0 lead and Hicham Lkhal fed Austin Kozak for Kozak's first career varsity goal 10 minutes later for a 2-0 lead.
West Haven extended the lead to 4-0 with a pair of goals in the final seven minutes of the opening half. Ulises Hernandez scored off an assist from Pablo Perez with 8 minutes to go in the half and Haba set up Ruiz in the final minute to send the Westies to the break up four goals.
Austin Kozak (center) celebrates his first career varsity goal against East Haven, October 12, 2013. Photo courtesy of Todd Dandelske.
"It was great to score early," Leapley said. "It took the pressure off. We moved the ball around. We let the ball do the work."
The second half was more of the same for the Westies as Perez was at the center of all three goals.
West Haven scored three times in five minutes to put the contest away as Haba scored 13 minutes in off an assist from Perez. Perez scored unassisted three minutes later, before Hernandez scored off an assist from Perez with 22 minutes remaining.
Kevin Ruiz scores against East Haven, October 12, 2013. Photo courtesy of Todd Dandelske.
"It was a complete effort," Leapley said. "We were not tired after the game. It was a total team effort. We did on offense what we practiced."
Jose Chankuk made three saves in the shutout for West Haven.
Hamden ties Westies
WH can not hold two-goal lead
(October 11, 2013) – The West Haven boys' soccer team had everything going for it Friday afternoon. With 15 minutes remaining in the contest, the Westies led by two goals against Hamden.
Sparked by an Alejandro Perez goal, Hamden scored twice in the final 15 minutes and tied West Haven at 2.
"I am disappointed," West Haven coach Liam Leapley said. "We had quite a few opportunities and we shot right at the goalkeeper.
"We played well. We were down four starters as we were a little beat up in the Fairfield Prep game. I was very happy with most of the game, but we fell apart in the final 15 minutes."
West Haven (4-2-4) took a 1-0 lead in the first half as Pablo Perez set up Ulises Hernandez for the initial goal. The Westies increased the lead to 2-0 in the second half when Pablo Perez scored in the second half.
Garfield Robinson, playing for an injured Dan Prendergast, made 8 saves in the draw.
"I thought Garfield played great in the first half," Leapley said of Robinson. "He came out too far twice in the second half."
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OTTAWA, Aug. 9, 2018 /CNW/ - The Government of Canada recognizes that medical assistance in dying is a deeply personal issue for all Canadians and must be addressed with the utmost compassion and empathy. It is critically important to monitor how the legislation is being implemented across the country to understand how the wishes of eligible patients are being carried out, and to protect the most vulnerable. Public reporting in this area is key to ensuring transparency and fostering public trust.
Today, the Government of Canada published final regulations in Canada Gazette, Part II that create a federal pan-Canadian monitoring system on medical assistance in dying. The regulations set out reporting requirements for physicians and nurse practitioners who receive written requests for medical assistance in dying, and for pharmacists who dispense medication for assisted dying. Any personal data collected will be protected under the federal Privacy Act.
The information will be used to publish annual reports on medical assistance in dying in Canada, including the number of requests received, the number of medically assisted deaths and the number of people found ineligible. The regulations come into force on November 1, 2018, and providers have until that date to become familiar with the new reporting requirements.
Health Canada expects to continue to produce interim reports until the permanent monitoring and reporting system is operational. Annual federal reporting using the data collected under the Regulations is expected to begin in 2019.
"Medical assistance in dying is a sensitive, complex issue and many Canadians have deeply-held views on the subject. We are committed to ensuring that Canadians who choose medical assistance in dying have access to these services. These regulations promote transparency and will help us monitor how this service is being implemented across the country."
On June 17, 2016, Parliament passed legislation that allows eligible Canadian adults to request medical assistance in dying. This legislation is now part of the Criminal Code and exempts physicians and nurse practitioners from certain criminal offences if they provide or assist in providing medical assistance in dying according to the eligibility requirements and safeguards in the law.
There have been 3,714 medically assisted deaths in Canada since the legislation was enacted.
Medically assisted deaths account for approximately 1.07% of all deaths nationally according to the latest data. Overall, the numbers are consistent with international experience.
The majority of Canadians who received assistance in dying were between 56 and 90 years old. The average age was approximately 73 years old.


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FATAH: Will Venezuela become the latest in a long list of U.S. disasters?
Tarek Fatah
Published: February 6, 2019
Updated: February 6, 2019 7:39 AM MDT
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Venezuelan opposition supporters living in Colombia take part in a demonstration to back Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido's calls for early elections, at Plaza de Bolivar square in Bogota, on Feb. 2, 2019.Diana Sanchez / AFP / Getty Images
The list of U.S. interventions gone bad in the 'Third World' is long, but unfortunately our memories are short. For example, how many of us know that the original '9/11' was not the date in 2001 when Islamic terrorists attacked the United States, but rather the date in 1973 when the Americans backed a military coup in Chile to oust duly-elected President Salvador Allende and replace him with dictator Gen. Augusto Pinochet?
Long before Chile in 1973, the United States had a chequered record of disrupting democratically elected governments that were seen as not sufficiently anti-communist or who did not want their sovereignty in the hands of Western multinational mining corporations.
Here is a list of the chaos American interventions have left behind:
1/ Syria – 1949: The CIA was instrumental in the March 1949 coup that installed a military government in Damascus after overthrowing the elected government of President Shukri al-Quwatli. Syria has never found stability since that day.
2/ Iran – 1953: Mohammad Mossadegh was Iran's elected prime minister who sought to take control of the country's oil industry operated by British companies, which he nationalized. In 1953, after nearly two years of Mossadegh's premiership, the CIA staged a coup that overthrew the elected government and brought Raza Shah Pahlavi as the monarch dictator of Iran, leading to thousands of deaths and imprisonments conducted by the SAVAK secret service. Iran has never recovered and has slipped from bad to worse after the West flew in Ayatollah Khomeini from France to hijack the revolution that overthrew the Shah.
3/ Guatemala – 1954: When President Jacobo Árbenz attempted a series of land reforms that threatened the holdings of the U.S.-owned United Fruit Company, the U.S. staged a coup that forced Árbenz from power, allowing a succession of juntas in his place.
4/ Congo – 1960: The country's first prime minister, Patrice Lumumba was overthrown by U.S.-supported Belgian military intervention in the country in an effort to maintain Belgian business interests after the country's decolonization. Foreign Policy magazine documents that "after an aborted assassination attempt against Lumumba involving a poisoned handkerchief, the CIA alerted Congolese troops to Lumumba's location and noted roads to be blocked and potential escape routes. Lumumba was captured in late 1960 and killed in January of the following year."
After Congo in 1960, it was the Dominican Republic in 1961, South Vietnam in 1963, and Brazil the year after. And who can forget the bloodbath that killed a million in Indonesia in 1965? The examples continue, including Cuba, Grenada, Nicaragua, Salvador and even Mexico. The results have at best been a disaster everywhere America has intervened.
As for American-sponsored regime changes in Afghanistan in 2001, Iraq in 2003, and Libya in 2011, only dinosaurs' fossils have not heard the resulting calamity.
To the men and woman on the streets of Caracas, Venezuela, I would like to share the words of the Senegal-based philosopher Samir Amin, who said that the armies of the North can never bring freedom to the people of the South.

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The development of innovation has touched pretty much every feature of individuals lives. It has changed the way we take a shot at essentially every assignment there is. What's more, the speciality of drawing and its related orders are no exemption. What specialists used to finish with the utilization of pencil, paper and colours should now be possible from a PC comfort. We have a collection of best graphic design software solutions.
This was made conceivable with the improvement of graphic design software. These are intense instruments that are fundamentally utilized as a part of the creation, altering and administration of PC graphics. Graphics may come with clasp workmanship, illustrations, web graphics, headings and foundations, among numerous other advanced pictures. Be that as it may, there is a whole other world to graphic design software; propelled frameworks can be utilized in the industrial design, for example, on account of 3D displaying and PC helped design, which regularly discovers applications in engineering and building.
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Quieter running on low setting.
Sustained extraction even at low temperature.
Half weight of equivalent capacity compressor model.
More energy efficient, particularly above 20C.
Usually larger water containers, some over 4 litres.
Cooler running, better for warm sticky days.
Desiccant dehumidifiers generally have excellent reviews for their water extraction capability and one thing I liked is that their water extraction rate is based on 20C 60% RH, which is very similar to the readings throughout our house for a good portion of the year. Most compressor models are only rated at 30C 80% (or higher), which is generally several times the extraction rate of typical realworld conditions, at least in Ireland and the UK.
On the other hand, there were some negative reviews over their energy efficiency and about them adding too much heat to the room in the summer. So in the end I decided to go for a powerful compressor model, as our house is generally 20C or higher all year around and figured that with a powerful compressor model, I could run it on a timer or while at work if too noisy. I went with the Trotec 100S based on my experience with a Trotec 75S at the other end of the house. They are mainly operated in alternation – the Trotec 75S while asleep and the Trotec 100S during the day. So their noise is not an issue.
As there is very little information on how a domestic dehumidifier performs at 20C, I decided I'll try my own experiment. Due to the high extraction rate of the Trotec 100S, I ran into a problem as the humidity rate would drop too quickly to make any reasonably accurate measurement. The humidity would drop over 5% in an hour no matter where it was positioned. Just like how compressor dehumidifiers don't extract much water at low temperatures, the water extraction rate also quickly drops off as the humidity level falls below 60%. So although the humidity level may settle around 50% after a few hours of continuous operation, a test at 20C 50% would give a much lower extraction rate than a test at 20C 60% and thus not give a useful comparison against a desiccant model.
Due to a drainage problem behind our house, water ran into our garage a few times over the spring. When I ran the larger 100S dehumidifier in the garage, I noticed something interesting – Over the course of the day, the temperature reached just over 20C and the humidity fell to 68%. This gave me an idea – Put the 75S in alongside it. After about an hour, the temperature reached 21C and the humidity level continued dropping about 2 percentage points an hour.
As the evening approached, the garage temperature fell slightly and gave nearly ideal conditions to run a test. With the temperature just below 21C and humidity at 59%, I switched both dehumidifiers off for 10 minutes to allow any remaining water to drip into their buckets and emptied them. Before I switched them on, I plugged each into a separate energy monitor and used a stopwatch to time 1 hour. I used a Trotec hydrometer (one came with each dehumidifier), placed away from both machines so that it was not in any air flow. When I previously tested two Trotec hydrometers side by side, they showed the same RH reading and a temperature 0.3C apart, so they seem to be accurate. Normally they are sold for around €20 each, so they likely have better sensors than those cheap €5 models sold on eBay and Amazon.
In just the 10 minutes they were off the humidity level rose to 63%, but once I switched them on the humidity fell back to 61% within 5 minutes and to 59% after about 20 minutes. After about 40 minutes, the humidity fell to 58%, so I switched on a high velocity fan at the other end of the garage to try to stop the level falling further. The humidity level rose to 59% and stayed at that for the remainder of the test. Throughout the test, the temperature ranged between 20.6C and 20.8C. Once switched off, I waited 10 minutes to allow any remaining water to drip into their buckets. To weigh their contents, I used a digital scale and weighed each container before and after emptying. 1g of water is 1ml.
What's interesting about the 75S model is that its effective 24 hour rate is roughly that of a desiccant model for the same environment. However, note the difference in wattage. The 8 litre rating of most desiccant models is based on running them on high and most desiccant machines use 600 to 700 watts on high, roughly the equivalent of running these two machines simultaneously!
So for those planning on running a dehumidifier where the temperature is generally above 20C, it's well worth considering a compressor model, even if it means running it on a timer.
Note that although the 75S seems more efficient, it does have a few drawbacks over the 100S model. Its fan runs continuously (30 watts or 0.72kWh/day continuously), cycles several times an hour and doesn't have hot gas defrost (to work effectively below 16C). So what we do is run the 75S model in continuous mode on a timer to come on a few times a day. For our house, 6 hours a day keeps the humidity within a 55% to 60% range for most of the year. The 100S model turns its fan on only while dehumidifying and typically cycles every hour or two, similar to a fridge.
Although I went for Trotec machines, a few other compressor models worth looking at are the Meaco Platinum and the Olimpia Splendid 20+ litre ranges, which both claim to have high energy efficiency rates and one of the few brands to reveal their performance ratings at 26C 60%. I have never used either, so can't comment on their actual performance or reliability.
Update 15th February 2017 – Over the past two years the Trotec 75 S gradually got noisier to the point where it was clearly audible across the house when trying to sleep at night. The vibration mainly came from its water tank, as the vibration would stop when pushing in at the water tank. However, after having little luck trying to stop the vibration noise, I decided to sell it. Then again, we had this dehumidifier for 4 and a half years and there was no noticeable deterioration in its performance despite being in nearly everyday use since purchase. I have now purchased a Meaco Platinum 20, so may publish a review on it at a later stage.


The city's snow and ice budget is now at $2 million.
With the approval, At-Large Councilor Michael Ossing, who also chairs the council's finance subcommittee, said the money depletes the city's free cash account.
In other business, the City Council unanimously approved the appointment of Jennifer Crawford-Claro as director of the Council on Aging for a three-year term. She holds a bachelor's degree in business and a master's degree in community counseling from the University of South Alabama.
The City Council also held a public hearing on amending the city's requirement of first-floor living space at future retirement communities for people over 55. Currently the requirement states that the first floor must comprise at least 66 percent of the total living space.
Vigeant said he didn's see the point in waiting.


Participated in the annual audit of Omega Megalithic Holdings, including development of the final certification report.
Participated in quarterly audit of Alpha Bank Corporation, including identification and correction of over twenty major accounting errors.
Developed several Excel spreadsheet macros currently in use for reducing entry time and automatically cross-referencing for errors.
Received Employee of the Month award twice (first intern ever to win the award.).
Assisted (via remote) with payroll, tax, and account processing.
Developed automated monthly sales tax payment system.
Implemented Rapid Tax Refund service for individual customers.


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In today's Impeachment Corner: John Bolton's a little tease, Mick Mulvaney is a little coward and Rudy Giuliani's name is in everyone's mouth
November 8, 2019 January 11, 2020 by Therese Odell, posted in watch this
Impeachment Corner!
Today's development: Just a little while ago, the House Democrats released the depositions of National Security Council Ukraine expert Lt. Col. Alexander S. Vindman and National Security Council Special Assistant to the President and Senior Director for European and Russian Affairs Fiona Hill.
It's early yet, and people are still reading through the testimony, but what we know so far: according to Vindman, there was "no doubt" that President Dumbass was seeking investigations into political rivals in exchange for a meeting: "It was a demand for him to fulfill his — fulfill this particular prerequisite in order to get the meeting."
VINDMAN on the July 10 meeting: "When the Ukrainians raised this issue of trying to figure out what the date would be for the Presidential meeting, Ambassador Sondland proceeded to discuss the deliverable required in order to get the meeting, and he alluded to investigations."
— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) November 8, 2019
Additionally, uh, yeah, obviously the Ukrainians knew what President Mob Boss meant when he said "do us a favor, though," because they aren't brain damaged.
Also, Vindman testified that The Phone Call's transcript was not edited in the "normal" process:
Q: In other words, it was on a different system and you had to use a different process to put your edits in?
Vindman: Yes.
As for Hill's testimony: Bolton urged her to report a troubling meeting they had about Ukraine, and that he called Rudy Giuliani a "hand grenade" as had been reported earlier. Hill also found it "alarming" that President ADD believed that this Kash Patel guy was his Ukraine expert (he was not) and that Patel was providing the president with materials that she did not know about. Hill additionally said she was "shocked" by the transcript of The Phone Call when she read it, both because of the threat against Yovanovitch and by President Corruption's open pressure on President Zelensky. "I sat in an awful lot of calls, and I have not seen anything like this," she said. "So I was just shocked."
Hill backed up Vindman on the whole weirdness of putting The Phone Call in the super-secret server:
Hill said that it was not appropriate for the transcript of Trump's July 25 call with his Ukrainian counterpart to be put on a secretive system.
"The only circumstances in which that would be conceivable would be if it dealt with highly classified information," Hill said.
She added that she had no knowledge of H.R. McMaster or John Bolton, the former two national security advisers, agreeing to anything like that.
Hill said she was not even sure who would have to approve such a move.
Also, Hill says Giuliani's conspiracy bullshit is just that: bullshit: "I am very confident based on all of the analysis that has been done — and, again, I don't want to start getting into intelligence matters — that the Ukrainian government did not interfere in our election in 2016."
This, unsurprisingly, has not made Hill popular with the lunatics, and she has been targeted by right-wingers: "I had had accusations similar to this being made against me as well. My entire first year of my tenure at the National Security Council was filled with hateful calls, conspiracy theories, which has started again, frankly, as it's been announced that I've been giving this deposition, accusing me of being a Soros mole in the White House, of colluding with all kinds of enemies of the president, and, you know, of various improprieties."
Ah, George Soros, who AREN'T you paying, amirite?
Both Vindman and Hill are in talks to testify publicly so make your day drinking plans accordingly.
Yesterday's deposition was George Kent's, a senior State Department official in charge of Ukraine policy, the guy who was told to sit down where it came to Ukraine because "the Three Amigos" were now in charge. Kent said in no uncertain terms: "POTUS wanted nothing less than President Zelensky to go to microphone and say investigations, Biden, and Clinton."
Furthermore, Giuliani had been on a "campaign of lies" against ambassador Marie Yovanovitch: "Mr. Giuliani, at that point, had been carrying on a campaign for several months full of lies and incorrect information about Ambassador Yovanovitch, so this was a continuation of his campaign of lies." Kent tried to stand up for her at the State Department and was ignored because Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is a cowardly piece of shit.
Meanwhile, after Kent was told to pull back on Ukraine, he was told by Special Envoy Kurt Volker that he had no problem with the investigations that Giuliani was pushing for: "And Kurt's reaction, or response to me at that was, well, if there's nothing there, what does it matter? And if there is something there, it should be investigated. My response to him was asking another country to investigate a prosecution for political reasons undermines our advocacy of the rule of law."
In other impeachment-adjacent news: Mick Mulvaney didn't show up for his deposition today. I am shocked. This is my shocked face.
John Bolton's lawyer is being a little tease, insisting that Bolton knows TONS about relevant Ukraine meetings, but that he's not talking until a court says he absolutely has to. PUT UP OR SHUT UP, WALRUS.
The Republicans, desperate for something, ANYTHING, are attacking the whistleblower, the whistleblower's lawyer (for the sin of sharing the opinion of a majority of Americans that the President is a dangerous piece of shit) and Lt. Col. Vindman based on a Twitter rumor from some Qanon crazy. Keep up the good work, guys!
Elsewhere, President Mariah Carey suddenly has no idea who Gordon "Call Me" Sondland is:
Trump, today, on Sondland: "I hardly knew the gentleman."
Trump, one month ago: https://t.co/EwNWWDfpsN
— Heath Mayo (@HeathMayo) November 8, 2019
He also doesn't think we should have public hearings, marking the first time in his life he doesn't want to watch TV.
Speaking of TV
The Good Place will celebrate the series finale with a 90-minute special episode. The final episode will be extra long and followed by an after show hosted by Seth Meyers. It airs on January 30, y'all.
Yo dawg, I heard you like Star Wars series, so we're going to just make unlimited Star Wars series. (I have aged myself SO MUCH with that dumb reference, apologies.)
If you have Fire TV, you will be able to get Disney+ after all.
Apparently, Days of Our Lives has had a one-year time jump? CAN YOU EVEN DO THAT ON A SOAP OPERA??
The Holzer Files is a new ghost-hunting series on Travel Channel, based on one Dr. Hans Holzer who is known as the first ghost hunter, and who helped inspire Ghostbusters. Anyway, here's in an interview with his daughter Alexandra Holzer, who is the star of this new series, because THERE IS NO TV NEWS TODAY FOR WHATEVER DAMN REASON.
Dickinson, See and For All Mankind have all been renewed on Apple TV+.
Eli Roth's History of Horror has been given a second season at Shudder. (If you're a horror fan, it's very good, by the way.)
The Shivering Truth, Lazor Wulf, and 12 Oz. Mouse have all been renewed at Adult Swim.
Growing Up Hip Hop has been renewed at WE tv.
American Housewife and Bless This Mess have received full episode orders at ABC.
Fresh Off the Boat has been canceled surprising no one after Constance Wu's tantrum last spring. It ends after 6 seasons.
BH90210 has been canceled at Fox. BOO. But, the cast seems to be hinting that it's not quite over:
Summers highest rated show gets more meta by the minute #bh90210 practically writes itself! Thank you for the 2nd season material 🤣 You never know what's really going on behind the scenes! Stay tuned…
— Jennie Garth (@jenniegarth) November 8, 2019
3 things happened this past summer… – 1. #bh90210 was the highest rated show of the summer . – 2. Our #bh90210 cast proved that after 20 years, you indeed CAN go home again… – 3. I didn't cram myself (with 3 pairs of spanx! ) into a red dress I wore on tv when I was 18 years old for nothin… – Sometimes home isn't where you ARE but who you are WITH. Together, our #bh90210 family can do anything. We've proved that to each other and our loyal fans. We ARE better together. – Our show is so meta that all the reality out there just helps us continue to evolve and gives us GREAT new storylines! The gift that keeps on giving. We aim to keep audiences guessing what will happen next. So stay tuned as our journey unfolds… #bh90210 #onthemove #myhighschooldressfits #miraclesdohappen
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A Weeds sequel is being developed at Starz.
Severance, a workplace thriller starring Adam Scott and directed by Ben Stiller, has been ordered by Apple TV+.
From Scratch, a series produced by and starring Zoe Saldana is in the works at Netflix.
Bruh and Ruthless, both from Tyler Perry, have been bought by BET.
Rapper Warrior Ninja, a talk show from Eric Andre, is coming to Quibi.
Invisible, a thriller series, is in the works at ABC.
Extended Family, a family comedy, is being developed at CBS.
Dramas Vanishing Point and The Honorable are being developed at CBS.
A romantic comedy starring and written by Georgia King is in the works at ABC.
Yes She Can: 10 Stories of Hope & Change from Young Female Staffers of the Obama White House is being turned into a drama series at ABC.
The Unsound has been bought by Netflix.
Fairy Tales has been ordered at Adult Swim.
Robbie Williams is getting his own Christmas special on ITV.
FX series, Devs, Mrs. America, A Teacher, and The Old Man, are now moving to Hulu. Hmm.
Joanna Gaines will have a cooking show on the Magnolia Network. Sure.
Topic, a new streaming service, has picked up 10 Fremantle shows. Read more here.
Abbi Jacobson and D'Arcy Carden will star in the A League of Their Own series on Amazon.
Courtney B. Vance will co-star in Genius: Aretha Franklin on National Geographic.
John Boyega will star in Rebel Ridge on Netflix.
Kristen Bell is returning to narrate Gossip Girl for the HBO Max reboot.
Gemma Whelan, Pedja Bjelac, Camille Cottin, Steve Pemberton, Raj Bajaj, Turlough Convery, and Evgenia Dodina have been added to the cast of Killing Eve.
Rachel Griffiths, David Sullivan, Troy Winbush, Sophia Ali, Sarah Pidgeon, Jenna Clause, and Erana James will star in Amazon's The Wilds.
Arian Moayed, Anders Holm, Anna Deavere Smith, Jeff Perry, and Terry Kinney have been added to the cast of Inventing Anna on Netflix.
Glenn McCuen, Michael Park, Gideon Emery, Jennifer Ikeda, and Diego Guevera will recur in Dash & Lily on Netflix.
Chris Wood will return on Legacies on The CW.
Vanderpump Rules will return on Bravo on January 7.
Cosmos: Possible Worlds will debut on National Geographic on March 9.
The Knight Before Christmas will premiere on November 21 on Netflix.
Good Trouble returns on Freeform on January 15.
grown-ish returns on Freeform on January 16.
Everything's Going to be OK will debut on Freeform on January 16.
Party of Five will debut on Freeform on January 8.
Bold Type will return on Freeform on January 23.
Tiffany Haddish: Black Mitzvah will premiere on Netflix on December 3.
Supernanny will return on Lifetime on January 1.
Criminal Confessions will return on Oxygen on December 7.
The Wonderful World of Disney: Magical Holiday Celebration will air on ABC on November 28.
Disney Channel Holiday Party @ Walt Disney World will air on Disney Channel on December 13.
Disney Parks Magical Christmas Day Parade will air on ABC on December 25.
NBC has released the dates for their holiday specials.
Nick Powell, Producer and director
High School Musical: The Series: Disney is giving you a free taste before they put it behind the Disney+ paywall next week. Series premiere. 7 p.m., ABC
Greatest Events in World War II in Colour: Pearl Harbor and D-Day among others are colorized in this new series. Series premiere. Netflix
Was I Really Kidnapped?: I DON'T KNOW, WERE YOU? 7 p.m., Lifetime
Sesame Street's 50th Anniversary Celebration: MY CHILDHOOD. 6 p.m., HBO
Adaptation: Of the crazy Nick Cage movies, of which there are many, this is one of the top five craziest. 9:45 p.m., FLIX
Shameless: Oh, so now Debbie is in charge? This should go well. Season premiere. 8 p.m., Showtime
Back to Life: A woman returns home after spending 18 years in prison in this ~checks notes~ comedy? Ok. Series premiere. 9 p.m., Showtime
Rick & Morty: Season four is here. 10:30 p.m., Adult Swim
Patriot Act with Hasan Manhaj: Season premiere. Netflix
Dublin Murders: It's an Irish crime drama. I mean, I think it's all right there in the title. Series premiere. 7 p.m., Starz
The Walking Dead: "Negan is idolized by an Alexandrian" so that is not terrific news. 8 p.m., AMC
Watchmen: Who is this Lady Trieu? 8 p.m., HBO
Late Night:
Watch What Happens Live (Sunday): Cynthia Bailey, Vivica A. Fox
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CBS Hawaii Five-0
(new) Magnum P.I.
(new) Blue Bloods
CW Charmed
(new) Dynasty
(new) Local
FOX Friday Night Smackdown
NBC The Blacklist
(new) Dateline
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ABC College Football
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CBS Mom
(repeat) Carol's Second Act
(repeat) All Rise
(new) 48 Hours
(new) News/Local
FOX College Football
(repeat) Dateline Saturday Night Live
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ABC America's Funniest Home Videos
(new) Kids Say the Darndest Things
(new) Shark Tank
(new) The Rookie
CBS 60 Minutes
(new) God Friended Me
(new) NCIS: Los Angeles
(new) Madam Secretary
The CW Local Batwoman
(new) Supergirl
FOX The OT
(live) Bob's Burgers
(repeat) The Simpsons
(new) Bless the Harts
(new) Bob's Burgers
(new) Family Guy
(new) Local/News
NBC Sunday Night Football
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UnitedHealth Group Reinforces Actions Taken to Provide Members and Patients with COVID-19 Support and Resources
Author:UnitedHealth Group
Categories: General, In the News
UnitedHealthcare has waived all diagnostic test cost-sharing for insured members
OptumCare clinicians are trained, well-prepared and addressing patients' needs
Optum's Emotional-Support Help Line is free of charge to help anyone dealing with stress and anxiety
3/9/2020 MINNETONKA, Minn. —
UnitedHealth Group (NYSE: UNH), UnitedHealthcare and Optum are taking action to ensure health plan members and patients affected by COVID-19 have the support and resources they need.
"Our top priority is the health and well-being of our members and patients – and the safety of those who deliver care," said Dr. Richard Migliori, chief medical officer, UnitedHealth Group. "While the situation is dynamic, we are committed to adapting and supporting those we serve."
Actions to Support Members, Patients and the Community
Individuals who feel like they may have been exposed to COVID-19 should immediately contact their primary care provider for guidance. Advance telephone calls are highly recommended to ensure safe and proper patient handling.
As previously communicated, UnitedHealthcare has waived all member cost sharing, including copays, coinsurance and deductibles, for COVID-19 diagnostic testing provided at approved locations in accordance with CDC guidelines for all commercial insured, Medicaid and Medicare members. UnitedHealthcare is also supporting self-insured customers choosing to implement similar actions.
Optum's Emotional-Support Help Line is available to support anyone who may be experiencing anxiety or stress following the recent developments around COVID-19. The free service can be reached at (866) 342-6892, 24 hours a day, seven days a week and is open to all. In addition, emotional-support resources and information are available online at www.liveandworkwell.com.
OptumCare clinicians across the country are well-prepared and providing compassionate care to COVID-19 patients of the more than 18 million people we serve through our primary care practices, urgent care centers, and in patient homes and nursing homes.
To limit the spread of COVID-19, OptumCare clinicians have been trained on the CDC safety and clinical care protocols enabling patients to get the appropriate care, ensure the safety and well-being of the team, and protect others from exposure.
Eligible UnitedHealthcare and OptumRx members needing help obtaining an early prescription refill can call the customer care number located on the back of their medical ID card for assistance.
Health plan members are encouraged to use UnitedHealthcare's Virtual Visit* capability, available through the UnitedHealthcare app, to help answer any general questions or concerns they might have.
UnitedHealth Group is utilizing its advanced analytics capabilities to enhance situational awareness and continuously adapt and evolve support services for members, patients and employees.
For the Latest Information
Because this situation continues to evolve, we encourage people to stay informed by visiting the CDC website.
If individuals have travel plans, be sure to check out the CDC's travel advisories, including the recently released CDC travel guidance for older Americans, people with underlying health concerns and all travelers planning cruise ship travel.
About UnitedHealth Group
UnitedHealth Group (NYSE: UNH) is a diversified health care company dedicated to helping people live healthier lives and helping to make the health system work better for everyone. UnitedHealth Group offers a broad spectrum of products and services through two distinct platforms: UnitedHealthcare, which provides health care coverage and benefits services; and Optum, which provides information and technology-enabled health services. For more information, visit UnitedHealth Group at www.unitedhealthgroup.com or follow @UnitedHealthGrp on Twitter.


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Q: should call function inside ngOnInit I am new to angular testing , I would like to know how can i test the function that have been called when ngOnInit called . Below is the code that i am trying to test
it('should call TestMethod method inside ngOnInit' , async() => {
    spyOn(component , 'TestMethod')
    fixture.detectChanges()
    expect(component.TestMethod).toHaveBeenCalled()
  })

Below is the error i am getting
Expected spy TestMethod to have been called.

BeforeEach is below
beforeEach(() => {
    fixture = TestBed.createComponent(CreateRoomsComponent);
    component = fixture.componentInstance;
    fixture.detectChanges();
  });

A: Assign the spy object to a variable and use that variable in expect function
    it('should call TestMethod method inside ngOnInit' , async() => {
    const obj = spyOn(component , 'TestMethod')
    fixture.detectChanges()
    expect(obj).toHaveBeenCalled()
  })

A: I have found the solution and it is working .
it('should call TestMethod method inside ngOnInit' , async() => {
    const obj = spyOn(component , 'TestMethod')
    component.ngOnInit()
    expect(obj).toHaveBeenCalled()
  })

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The `ModalDialog` control has the `HeaderText` property which sets the title of the popup.

By default, the dialog title is rendered as `<h4>` header, but you can adjust it using the `HeaderTagName` property.
If you need to customize the header using your own HTML content, use the  `HeaderTemplate` property instead.

The contents of the dialog are specified using the `ContentTemplate` property. This is the only required property.

The button row can be customized using the `FooterTemplate` property.

The `ModalDialog` can be displayed or hidden using the `IsDisplayed` property. Just bind it to a `bool` property in the viewmodel and set it to `true` or `false`.

Closing the dialog by clicking outside of it or by pressing the Escape key will set the `IsDisplayed` property to `false`.

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Liberal Ted Hsu fights long odds to restore Canada's census: Goar
Time is running out for Liberal backbencher Ted Hsu, who is committed to reviving Canada's mandatory census.
By Carol GoarColumnist
Tue., Feb. 3, 2015timer3 min. read
Liberal MP Ted Hsu has 69 working days to reverse one of Stephen Harper's most damaging policies. The Kingston backbencher has tabled a private member's bill calling for the reinstatement of Canada's full-length mandatory census. His challenge is to get it through Parliament before the Prime Minister pulls the plug for a fall election.
He won't get a second chance. The 50-year-old physicist has announced that he will not seek re-election this fall.
He can't control when — or whether — Bill C-626 is scheduled for a final debate and vote.
And he has very little clout in Ottawa as an opposition rookie.
What Hsu does have is the backing of thousands of Canadians — doctors, epidemiologists, scientists, statisticians, librarians, geographers, city planners, economists, sociologists, entrepreneurs, realtors, pollsters, civic activists, defenders of democracy and citizens who want policy based on evidence. And they're not passive supporters. They're blitzing Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Science and Technology Minister Ed Holder and Industry Minister James Moore with tweets, emails and letters. They're forming social media networks. They're raising their voices wherever and whenever they can.
The man at the centre of it all is surprisingly calm. "This is not a short-term wedge issue," Hsu says. "Even if my bill dies on the order paper, I will continue to remind people of the importance of the census. I will advocate for it in the election and I will talk about after I've left public office."
He knows the odds are stacked against him. He dare not promise — or even suggest — "An Act to Amend the Statistics Act" will become law. "It's mathematically possible," Hsu allows. "But unless the government uses its control of the committee system and the Senate to advance it, it's unlikely to get royal assent."
He wasn't even sure, as this column went to press, whether his bill would be alive by day's end. A vote is scheduled this evening. MPs will either send it to a parliamentary committee for further study or kill it. Hsu expected both main opposition parties, the Bloc and the Greens to support it. But he needed a dozen-or-so Conservatives to break ranks to push the proposed legislation to the next stage. "I know some want to support it, but there would be a political cost in voting against their own government."
What keeps him going is his unshakable belief in the power of knowledge and the willingness of so many Canadians to fight for the restoration of an accurate, comprehensive census.
There were widespread protests four and a half years ago when the government axed the census. But there have been other heated protests — over the government's decision to shut down Parliament to silence allegations Canadian troops were complicit in the torture of Afghan detainees; its rejection of evidence that indigenous women were being killed at a disproportionate rate; and its attempt to disenfranchise voters who came to the polls without acceptable identification. In each case the ardour cooled.
That hasn't happened with the census. New waves of opposition keep breaking as people realize it is no longer possible to track how the country is changing, monitor the spread of poverty, check which diseases are on the rise or determine whether the middle class is shrinking. Municipalities can no longer gauge their infrastructure needs. Non-profit groups can no longer direct resources to the areas of greatest need. Analysts and policy-makers can no longer spot worrisome trends. Most importantly, voters can no longer hold their elected representatives to account for gaps, oversights or hidden failures.
Hsu foresaw all of this on June 26, 2010, when Tony Clement eliminated the full-length census. But he was a private citizen at the time. The following year he ran for federal office. He won but his name was placed 153rd on the waiting list to table private members' legislation. His turn finally came last October.
His bill was the Liberals' second attempt to save the census. In the last Parliament, Toronto MP Carolyn Bennett put forward a private member's bill similar to Hsu's. But it died on the order paper when the 2011 federal election was called.
It looks as if Hsu's bill is headed for the same fate.
But he will pass the baton to someone else. Canadians will keep exerting pressure. Eventually parliamentarians will find the courage to fix what Harper broke.
Carol Goar's column appears Monday, Wednesday and Friday.


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Q: Getting error Error: $injector:modulerr Module Error. Can't figure out what i need to do here I'm trying to render a pie chart with a code that I found. But not able to view the pie chart. It keeps showing that I've failed to inject module. But I'm not sure what I'm going wrong. Checked several examples online. Nothing seem to help. Please help me out here.
My index.html:

    <title>AngularJS Chart</title>

    <link href="https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.3.7/css/bootstrap.min.css" rel="stylesheet"/>

AngularJS Charts

Pie Chart

                                <canvas id="pie" class="chart chart-pie" chart-data="data"
                                        chart-labels="labels" chart-options="optionsPie"
                                        chart-colors="colorsPie" chart-options="optionsPie"
                                        chart-click="clickme" chart-hover="hoverme"
                                        chart-dataset-override="PieDataSetOverride">
                                </canvas>

chartController.js:
var app = angular.module('angularChartApp', ['chart.js']);

app.controller('angularPieChartController', function ($scope) {
    $scope.labels = ["Internet bill", "School fee", "House budget"];
    $scope.data = [100,300,700];
    //Make sure to use color codes, instead of color name.
    $scope.colorsPie = ['#90EE90', '#FF6600', '#8080FF'];
    //PieDataSetOverride is used to draw lines to display the labels

    $scope.PieDataSetOverride = [{ yAxisID: 'y-axis-1' }]; //y-axis-1 is the ID defined in scales under options.

    $scope.optionsPie = {
        legend: { display: true },
        responsive: true,  // set to false to remove responsiveness. Default responsive value is true.
        scales: {
            yAxes: [
              {
                  id: 'y-axis-1',
                  type: 'linear',
                  display: true,
                  position: 'left'
              }]
        }
    }

    $scope.clickme = function($event){
        alert("You've clicked upon "+$event[0]._view.label);
    }

    $scope.hoverme = function ($event) {
        alert("You hovered over " + $event[0]._view.label);
    }
});


The names of some of the characters in 'Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens' have been revealed in a set of trading cards.
JJ Abrams, the director of the new film, confirmed the names via some old school trading cards given to Entertainment Weekly, revealing John Boyega's on-screen character is called Finn, while Daisy Ridley's character is called Rey.
What's more, Oscar Isaac's character in the new film is known as Poe Dameron, while the droid seen in the recent trailer is known as BB:8.
The trading cards also feature a Sith warrior named Kylo Ren.
The eagerly awaited 'Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens' is set around 30 years after 'Star Wars: Episode VI Return of the Jedi' and will feature key members of the original cast: Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford and Carrie Fisher.
The film is to be released in cinemas on December 18, 2015 and a recent trailer has served to heighten expectations around the movie.
However, George Lucas, the creator of the space opera, recently admitted he hasn't seen the trailer.
The 70-year-old film-maker sold his franchise to Disney in 2012 and revealed has yet to catch up on the newest instalment.
Asked about the trailer, George explained: "I don't know anything about it. I haven't seen it yet."


This is really interesting for my INDIAN Friends that Indian Railways is really going to be better, safer and secured for many travelers. Your luggage is now secured and insured by Indian Railways which lets you to have a desired safe journey.
This is because in the reserved coach anyone who doesn't belongs to that coach is not allowed to enter the coach under the supervision of Ticket Checker and if do so than it is the responsibility of the Ticket Checker to take care of… This Act is verified and is applicable with the Order of Supreme Court, and with this Railway is going to pay 2Lakhs for 17yrs old Stolen Goods to the Owner.
This was cleared after a pending case on the Indian Railways from last 17years, which has finally ended now (so soon LOL…).
There were more interactions for this particular case which you can read via source links below, but here we focused on the new useful information about the Security of Indian Railways Network for people traveling via reserved coach.


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Quest Point Shop is a shop in which you can spend quest points. In the shop players will find May. She's a tinkerer but she used to be an adventurer herself, and now is determined to help other adventurers succeed in their pursuits.
1. Provide supplies such as rope, a lit bullseye lantern, a spade and law runes.
2. Fetch books from the player owned house bookcase.
3. Increase the loot area range from 3 to 4.
4. Increase the chance for some Master Quest Cape lore drops by 25%.
1. Armour of Trials: scales challenges to a player's level and provides damage reduction against some bosses.
2. The armour becomes attuned to bosses that defeat players. Each subsequent death increases the defence scaling, up to a cap of 5x.
3. Vanquish: a level 75 tribrid weapon similar to the Sunspear that can switch between styles.
4. Players require level 75 in the relevant skill to equip the weapon.
5. Much as the Armour of Trials levels its defence, so too does Vanquish level its damage.
1. A quest item storage box.
2. The ability to teleport to the start point of a quest.
3. The ability to transform into various quest NPCs using the Ring of Quests.
4. Access to the title of 'The Adventurer'.
5. Access to improved rewards from Meg.
6. Access to a Bank chest at the hub.
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There are so many things to consider and do before, during and after a renovation. Having a contractor control the flow of the project will help make sure the project goes according to plan and finishes within the time promised. CV Construction LLC is just that type of company.
A recent project involved a homeowner and serviceman who, just before he was deployed, inquired about our services. When I went to complete the free estimate, he had already been deployed, so his wife walked me through their renovation request. I then drafted an estimate on site and sat down with the homeowner's wife and explained the estimate from beginning to end.
After a few email exchanges between myself and the deployed husband, the couple settled on what they wanted to complete in their renovation. I had the wife come to our showroom to look at some samples and finalize the contract. Then we went shopping for their appliances.
Contractors always know where to get the right-priced materials for your project and help you with buying the right appliances to fit your budget. While shopping, I gave her my ideas of items that would fit her budget. We settled on what she wanted and had the items delivered.
As with all renovations, there were bumps along the way. I helped the couple by maintaining contact with both the husband and wife. After the project was completed, I found out that her father did a similar renovation (not in Hawaii) and was amazed at the speed and quality of the project.
CV Construction LLC strives to exceed the expectations of the homeowner with each project. We maintain an open line of communication so there are no surprises, and we always strive to save time and money.
We have a special going on right now for a brand-new house build ($115 per square foot minimum for a 2,000-square-foot build). This includes Hardie Board Siding/Bamboo Flooring and Standard Plumbing fixtures (restrictions apply). Call to inquire more about the special.
Victor Yeung is a project manager at CV Construction.