The Wings of Steel sled hockey team held its 4th annual fund raiser at Ramblewood Country Club on Friday April 29th and we were again blessed with excellent weather and the good people that attended in record numbers were amazing. With 192 golfers registered, the 27 holes were almost filled to capacity. With room for only 16 more golfers, we have something to shoot for next year. Once again we had the support of former Flyer greats Don Saleski and Bob Kelly, with WIP's Brian Startare handling the evening festivities. This being the major fund raiser for the Wings of Steel team, much time and effort is given this outing as planning and preparations start in September.
Cherokee fresh off winning the SJHSIHL Championship continued their streak into the Flyers Cup reaching the semi-finals where they faced top ranked Council Rock South. That's where the run ended as Council Rock South won 3-1 and advances to the finals against CB East.
After being denied an opportunity on Saturday to play, Athen Blaine closed out his Wings of Steel career scoring two goals and assisting on one more as the Wings of Steel defeated the Woodbridge Rangers 4-2 in the sled hockey championship game at Iceline in West Chester. The win was the 20th in a row for the Wings and capped off a great season with their second consecutive championship. Blaine scored the lone goal of the first period, with the teams matching lines in a very competitive and entertaining game as the young kids got most of the ice time.
Michael Wilson scored five goals as the Wings of Steel defeated the Vineland Sled Stars 7-1 and advanced to the championship game against the Woodbridge Rangers. The Districts took place at the Iceline Arena in West Chester and despite the early start time of 8:30 AM, the Wings were determined to jump out early, especially in light of the classless act committed by the Vineland coach prior to the game. More on that later.
Garnet Valley rallied to defeat Shawnee 4-3 in overtime in an opening round game in the Flyers Cup played at the Skate Zone in Voorhees. After a scoreless first period the teams would combine for 5 goals in the second period with Shawnee getting goals from Jesse Pagliuso, Robert Willwerth and Daniel DeMarco. Scoring for Garnet Valley were Bryan Ely and Anthony Bertone. Leading 3-2 going into the third period and without your starting goalies, Shawnee was poised to pull the upset.
Moorestown hosted Methacton at the Skate Zone in Voorhees in an opening round game in the Flyers Cup and lost 5-1 behind two goals from Anthony DiGrazio. Eric Schwartz scored the lone goal for Moorestown. Methacton jumped out to a 1-0 lead just over into minute into the game as Cory Melnick scored. Late in the period DiGrazio scored a power play goal to give Methacton a 2-0 lead.
Macklin Kaiser broke a 5-5 tie scoring the game winner with forty seconds left as Shawnee defeated Cherokee 6-5 to win the JVA Championship in the SJHSIHL. Cherokee entered as the favorite having lost only 2 games all season, but tonight proved to be Shawnee's night as five different players scored to lead a balanced attack. The teams traded goals in the first period with Mike Peccini giving Shawnee a 1-0 lead but David Mazilli would tie the score in the last 3 minutes of the period.
Brian Clegg netted a hat trick and Patrick Rizzo added two goals as Holy Cross defeated Clearview 5-3 and won the JVB Title in action played at Hollydell on Thursday night. Coming into the game Clearview had won the division and suffered only one loss all season, that to Holy Cross as well.
Leading 4-1 going into the third period, Cherokee had to go to a shoot-out with Jason Spieker scoring the lone goal as the Chiefs beat Shawnee 5-4 and thus advance to the Championship game on Monday night against Washington Township at Hollydell. Face-off will be at 8:00. After Casey Forte scored the lone goal of the opening period to give the Chiefs a 1-0 lead, Shawnee had a chance to tie the game with a power play midway through the second period but Pat Mohnacs scored short-handed to make it 2-0. Spieker would then score on two consecutive shifts to give Cherokee a 4-0 advantage with just over three minutes left in the second period.
Matt Olbrich scored two third period goals, including the game winner with forty eight seconds remaining as Moorestown defeated Williamstown 6-5 at the Skate Zone in Voorhees and ending the season for the Braves. The game was back and forth as both teams realized with a loss their season was over. Jacob Distasio led Williamstown with two goals and Alec Nicolai added two for Moorestown.
Cole Zucker recorded his second varsity hat trick, both during this playoff run, as Cherokee defeated Clearview 6-3 at the Skate Zone on Monday night and ended the season for the Pioneers. Cherokee moves on and will face Moorestown next Monday night at 7:10 at Voorhees. Cherokee wasted little time as they scored two goals in the first two minutes of the game. Jason Spieker opened the scoring with a blast from the right circle just one minute into the game. Just about one minute later Zucker broke in and after his shot was kicked aside, Pat Mohnacs was there to put home the rebound and before you could settle into your seat it was 2-0.
William Sulpizio and Matt Olbrich scored two goals each as Moorestown scored four times in the third period to pull away from Holy Cross 7-1 and thus end the season for Holy Cross. Moorestown advances in the tournament and will play Williamstown, a 6-5 overtime winner against Cinnaminson. The teams traded goals in the opening period, first Alec Nicolai scored an unassisted goal as his shot deflected off a skate of a Holy Cross defenseman early in the period. Chris Burns would tie the score at 1-1 with less than four minutes left in the period as he put home a rebound of a shot by Brian Clegg.
Steven Petitte tied the score with thirty four seconds left, and then scored the game winner in overtime as Holy Cross rallied to defeat Cherry Hill East 5-4 in playoff action played at the Skate Zone in Voorhees. With the loss Cherry Hill East is eliminated from the tournament. East led 2-1 after the first period on goals by Matthew Tarnopol and Dan Desrochers, after Chris Burns had given Holy Cross an early 1-0 advantage. Holy Cross tied the score early in the second period as Matt Gausel scored his first of the playoffs. With Ben Tice playing strong in goal for East, he faced 41 shots; East came back and scored twice in a three minute span.
Taylor Olson had a natural hat rick as Clearview beat Moorestown 3-2 in action played at the Skate Zone in Voorhees on Friday night. Alex Nicolai had both goals for Moorestown. Olson opened the scoring in the first two minutes of the game scoring an unassisted goal. Nicolai tied the score at 1-1 midway through the period with Eric Schwartz and Michael Katz getting the assists.
Shawnee came into this playoff series averaging just over four goals a game and Williamstown just over six, but it was Shawnee that had the offense going in a 9-3 win at the Skate Zone on Monday night. Firing 43 shots Shawnee led eleven seconds into the game as Timmy Pagliuso scored the first of his two goals on the evening. Later in the period Danny Pagliuso deflected a shot into the net for a 2-0 lead. Meanwhile Williamstown was being swarmed by the Shawnee forwards, not allowing the Braves to generate much offense.
Although we spoke about this throughout the league, we somehow missed posting on our site that Kyle Young set a Lenape team record by scoring six goals in one game as he led his team to a 7-5 win over Shawnee back on January 7th. With his team trailing 4-3 going into the third period, Young netted a hat trick to rally Lenape as he scored two goals in the opening two minutes of the period to give Lenape the lead for good at 5-4. Later in the period he iced the game scoring on the power play with just over three minutes remaining in the contest.
Four different players scored for the Wings of Steel as they defeated the Bennett Blazers by a score of 4-2 in sled hockey action at the Skate Zone in Voorhees. With the win the Wings winning streak extended to 13 games after opening the season with consecutive losses. Andrew Wright opened the scoring for the Wings as he scored an unassisted goal midway through the opening period. Less than one minute later Ben Mayforth tied the score as he beat goalie Glen Schultz with a shot down low.
Not to forget about the other Tier, the five teams that form the Tier III division are Cherry Hill West, Mainland, Lower Cape May, Egg Harbor Township and Vineland. These teams are not pure, meaning they could have players that live in the area of the school but don't necessarily attend that school. For those fans of these teams we are also testing out a Complete Player Award for this level as well. Same rules apply. Here is how it will work; you must be registered to the site in order to vote. One vote per member, please. Voting will end on Saturday, February 19, 2011. Remember you are voting for the player that you feel is the best all-around player in Tier III. To vote you will click on the Poll Questions link on the front page.
Anytime you try and start something new, it takes time for people to either embrace it or respond to it. The response in getting some recommendations was slow, but we finally received them and we are hopeful that you the fan take it seriously and objectively. Here is how it will work; you must be registered to the site in order to vote. One vote per member, please. Voting will end on Saturday, February 19th 2011. Remember you are voting for the player that you feel is the best all-around player in the league. To vote you will click on the Poll Questions link on the front page.
Cherokee failed to capitalize on five power plays as Shawnee defeated the Chiefs 4-0 in the final regular season game for both teams. Robby Churchill scored the lone goal of the opening period, his sixth of the season. This came moments after Cherokee failed on a two-man advantage. Macklin Kaiser deflected a pass from Steve Nagy at the six minute mark of the second period to make it 2-0 Shawnee. Gavin Hambrose, in nets for Shawnee, stopped all 23 shots, not many second chances for the Chiefs in collecting his first win of the season.
Matthew Asis notched his first varsity hat trick as Williamstown romped over winless Eastern 12-0 in SJHSIHL action played at Hollydell. Williamstown scored at will in the first period as they set a team record for goals in a period with ten. Jonathan Ruiz and Vince Salvadori added two goals each as Williamstown moved into fourth place in the standings and has one game left against Holy Cross.
Taylor Olson scored a natural hat trick and Bob Campbell broke a 3-3 tie in the games final two minutes as Clearview defeated Holy Cross 4-3 at Hollydell. Clearview never led until Campbell's goal as Holly Cross played them tough throughout the game. Steven Petitte led Holy Cross with two goals. Holy Cross led 1-0 just six minutes into the game as Charles Quigley scored his sixth goal of the season. Olson tied the score at 1-1 later in the period.
Taylor Olson scored twice as Clearview defeated Shawnee 4-2 in SJHSIHL action played at the Skate Zone in Voorhees. Dan Flaherty made 36 saves as Clearview improved to 7-9-2. Vince Tascione scored the only goal of the first period as Shawnee led 1-0. Olson tied the score early in the second period scoring a power play goal with Joe Paul getting the assist.
As most of you know we have awards that we hand out each year and this year we have decided to add an award selected by you the fans called "The Complete Player Award". From a list suggested by the coaching staff throughout the league, there will be 4 or 5 choices to select from each registered member to our site will vote for whom they think, objectively of course (is that possible?). You cannot vote more than once and unless you are registered to the site with a valid e-mail, you cannot participate.
Dan Navarra stopped 34 shots and five different players scored for the Chiefs as they defeated Williamstown 5-1 at Hollydell on Friday night. The key to the Williamstown offense runs through Jonathan Ruiz and he was held without a point. Ruiz leads the league in points with 56 and goals with 40. Blaise McCormick opened the scoring for Cherokee as he broke in with Pat Mohnacs 2-on1 and Mohnacs slid the puck to McCormick and his one-timer found the net and the Chiefs led 1-0. It was McCormick's first goal of the season.
Robert Willwerth had three goals and three assists and Vince Tascione added a hat trick as Shawnee breezed to an 11-3 win over Cherry Hill East in action played at Hollydell on Friday night. The game was originally scheduled at Voorhees for 9:30 but the league moved the Township-Clearview game to that slot and forcibly requested that East-Shawnee play at Hollydell. Unfortunately for East there was a school function and most of the team would have made the 9:30 time, but with the move only 8 players were available.
Justin Cogbill scored two goals, both on the power play as Washington Township defeated Shawnee 6-2 in SJHSIHL action played at the Skate Zone in Voorhees. Brandon Cusumano got the start in nets and after giving up two goals in the first ten minutes of the game, shut the door on Shawnee the rest of the game. Shawnee scored with just one minute played as Vince Tascione notched his eleventh of the season, which leads the team.
The rivalry between Washington Township and Clearview was renewed on Friday night as the team met at Hollydell in front of a capacity crowd and around 14 policemen. Township came back from a two goal deficit to win 5-4. Kevin Mello paced the Township attack with two goals. Ed Moore and Taylor Olson led Clearview with two goals each. Clearview jumped out early as they capitalized on the power play just over one minute into the game with Moore burying a nice feed from Eric Mitchell. Later in the period Clearview made it 2-0 as Olson scored his fifth goal of the season. It was at this point that the game changed, Township Coach Glick called a timeout and reminded his team of the game plan, immediately after the timeout, Mello scored his first of two goals to cut the lead to 2-1.
Buddy Robinson, former standout star for the Gloucester Catholic Rams has received a scholarship to play Division 1 hockey for Lake Superior State, in Sault Ste Marie, Michigan. Currently, Buddy is playing for the Hamilton Red Wings of the Ontario Junior Hockey League and is one of the team's top players. Life for a hockey player can be hectic and overwhelming and is just as crazy for his family, between the different teams, the travel, not to mention the financial sacrifice.
Vineland scored three goals in the final seven minutes of the third period to salvage a tie with Cherry Hill West at 9-9. Vineland is still looking for their first win of the season, though they have two ties, both against West. Dylan Fisher led Vineland with four goals and two assists with Trevor Simpson adding a hat trick. Marty Bell led Cherry Hill West with four goals and Tom McGlynn added two.
Eddie Sarin is arguably one of the best all-around players to play for Washington Township and with his hat trick against the winless Vikings; he surpassed a milestone in his varsity career, 100 regular season goals. Washington Township won going away 13-1 as Ben Basalma also had a hat trick and the game was over after an eight goal opening period. Steve Sailor added two goals.
Alec Nicolai notched his fourth goal of the night in the last minute as Moorestown rallied to tie Williamstown 8-8 in an offensive display played at the Skate Zone in Voorhees. Williamstown did win the shootout 2-1 and will have a tie breaker advantage over Moorestown should they need it to determine playoff position with Jonathan Ruiz converting on the Braves last attempt. Ruiz led the Braves attack with a hat trick. It was an uphill battle for Williamstown for most of the night as they trailed throughout. Moorestown jumped out to a 2-0 lead just three minutes into the game, first Nicolai and Matt Olbrich hooked up on a give and go, with Nicolai benefitting from the pass.
Everything seemed to be working for the SJHSIHL as they had a great game scheduled between Washington Township and neighboring Williamstown, the rink was near capacity and the game was tied late in the second period at 4-4. What happened over the next few minutes was, in a word ugly.
Ed Moore scored five goals as Clearview routed Eastern 12-2 in a SJHSIHL game played at Hollydell on Friday night. Eastern, still looking for that first win, only had eight skaters make the trip and actually led 1-0 just under four minutes into the game as Khan BaderKareem notched his first goal of the season. Clearview would respond scoring six goals over the next ten minutes to break open the game.
Washington Township continued its strong play as they defeated unbeaten Council Rock South 3-1 in a crossover game played at Hollydell. Solid goaltending and good defense once again keyed the Township win with Pat Finnegan getting the start in goal and allowing just one goal, that on the power play. Council Rock South, a 2009 Flyers Cup Champion, plays in the Suburban Hockey League and currently is undefeated at 10-0 in league play.
Jonathan Ruiz scored six goals as Williamstown handled Cinnaminson 7-2 in action played at the Skate Zone in Voorhees. With the win Williamstown moved into third place and will meet up with Washington Township on Friday night at Hollydell. This game was all Ruiz as he opened the scoring in the games first two minutes and after Justin Nugent tied the score at 1-1, Ruiz would add three more over the next two minutes, scoring once on a short-handed break and another on the power play and one even-strength with Chris Brown getting the assist.
Ryan McCusker stopped 12 shots in the third period as Washington Township held on for a 3-2 win over Cherokee and took over sole possession of first place in the SJHSIHL. Through two period Cherokee had managed just a total of 11 shots as Township came out early and aggressively attacked the puck. After a scoreless first period that saw Cherokee goalie Dan Navarra make several big saves, Township capitalized on the power play in the first three minutes of the second period to lead 1-0. Jonathan Smith made the play as he circled around the net and found Eddie Sarin camped down low, a spot where he does his best work, and Sarin banged home his team high 14th goal.
Lenape scored four goals in the first period on their way to an 8-0 win over the Eastern Vikings. Seven different players scored for Lenape led by two goals by Zach Spear. Jackson Burns stopped all 21 shots he faced as Lenape won for the fifth time this season. After Jordan Kreifels gave Lenape a 1-0 lead at the four minute mark, Eastern went on the power play at the ten minute mark, with a chance to tie the game, instead they surrendered three short-handed goals over the next two minutes and now trailed 4-0, Scoring for Lenape were, Kyle Young, Chris Popp and Matt Cloud.
Cole Zucker scored with three minutes left in the game as Cherokee rallied to tie Clearview 4-4 in SJHSIHL action at Hollydell. Since starting the season with just one win in their first seven games, Clearview has gone 3-1-2 in their last six. Goaltending and defense has been the main turn around, after surrendering over 5 goals a game in the first seven, head coach Joe Walters has seen his team rebound in the last six games and just allow over 3 goals per game.
The only disappointing fact after last night's game between Cherokee and Moorestown, which ended at 2-2, is that we now have to wait till February before these two teams play again. The geniuses that put the schedule together did not take into consideration the intense rivalry these two teams have built over the years and not having them playing late in January with possibly having first place and the top seed on the line is borderline criminal.
Mainland rebounded from its first loss in three years as they defeated Cherry Hill West 6-3 as Billy Tomlin led the offense with two goals. Dennis Padick scored the lone goal of the first period as he scored unassisted in the final seconds. Mainland once again scored late in the second period, one on the power play by Adrian Kuzniarowicz to make it 2-0 and Tomlin in the final minute to give Mainland a 3-0 lead going into the final period.
Austin Haslett's second goal of the game with twelve seconds left gave Washington Township JVA a much earned tie with division leading Cherokee at 4-4. Cherokee entered the contest with just one loss in eight games and Township battled the Chiefs throughout and spent a lot of time killing penalties the last half of the game, including two in the final five minutes and it took a 3-on-1 break at the end to salvage a point.
It was a tale of two halves, Clearview won the first half 3-0 and Cinnaminson won the second half, as the teams battled to a 3-3 tie in SJHSIHL action played at Hollydell on Friday night. Alex Stewart put Clearview on top just over four minutes into the game and that lead became 2-0 as David Hall scored on a breakaway with just over five minutes left in the opening period.
When it comes time for Flyers Cup selection, the committee after reviewing the nominated teams will look at cross-over games and playing non-league games is always looked on favorably. So Township president Ed Sarin scheduled an exhibition game against Pennsbury during the practice time allotted to Township at Hollydell on Wednesday. Township won 8-4 as both Eddie Sarin and Jonathan Smith had a hat trick for Township.
Clearview battled Cherokee most of the game but two third period goals allowed Cherokee to pull away to a 5-2 victory over the hard charging Pioneers. Kelly Farinella stopped 23 shots while improving her record to 5-0. Balanced scoring was once again the key for Cherokee as five different players scored goals. Mike Vulpio gave Clearview a 1-0 lead early in the game scoring on the power play with Eric Mitchell and David Hall assisting.
Ben Tice stopped 34 shots, including 16 in the third period as Cherry Hill East held off Lenape 4-3 in action played at the Skate Zone in Voorhees. Lenape scored the lone goal of the opening period with Dan Blash notching his first of the season. East tied the game at 1-1 at the ten minute mark of the second period with Jake Soloway getting his first varsity goal. Less than three minutes later Tyler Caton gave East the lead for good with Eric Simone getting the assist and after two periods East led 2-1.
Shawnee used a three goal third period to erase a 3-0 deficit and earn a tie with Williamstown at 3-3. The game was played at the Skate Zone in Voorhees with Robby Churchill getting the tying goal in the final three minutes. After a scoreless first period Williamstown used goals by Jonathan Ruiz, Rich Busch and Jacob Distasio to build a 3-0 lead as Troy Altbaum stopped all nine shots for Williamstown.
It may have been Lancers vs Lancers but it wasn't an inter-squad scrimmage. If you looked closely, you would have noticed the coaches were a little older, uniforms a little faded, and players a little rustier. It was Alumni vs Alumni in the First Annual Lancers Alumni Ice Hockey Game held at the Igloo on Saturday the 27th. Approximately 40 players unpacked their jerseys and dusted off their skates for a chance to play with or against their former teammates.
Eric Mitchell and Alex Stewart each had a hat trick as Clearview defeated Eastern 9-3 at the Skate Zone in Voorhees. The win was the third in a row for the View, the Vikings fell to 0-9. Stewart got things going early for Clearview as he scored just two minutes into the contest. Ross Mintzer would tie the game for Eastern seconds later as he scored his first goal of the season. Clearview would then score five consecutive goals over the next twelve minutes, two in the last six minutes of the first period, with Mike Vulpio putting Clearview ahead for good at 2-1 and David Hall getting his first goal of the season for a 3-1 lead after one period.
Cherokee fired 41 shots at East goalie Ben Tice and managed to get four past him as the Chiefs defeated Cherry Hill East 4-2 at the Skate Zone in Voorhees. Leading just 1-0 after the first period on a goal by John Quinlan, his first of the season, the Chiefs made it 2-0 as Casey Forte scored at the nine minute mark. Tice kept the Chiefs off the board earlier in the period as they had consecutive power plays and failed to score.
Athan Blaine scored all four goals and Steve O'Brien made 27 saves as the Wings of Steel defeated the Atlantic Hammerheads 4-2 in a sled hockey game played at the Skate Zone in Voorhees. Jack O'Grady put the Hammerheads up 1-0 just four minutes into the game. That lead held up until early in the second period as Athan scored on a breakaway to tie the score at 1-1.
Ryan McCusker got the start in nets for Washington Township and shut out Holy Cross 3-0 at Hollydell on Friday night. Township seemed sluggish offensively and led just 1-0 after the first period, with Eric Naccarelli getting the lone goal in the final seconds of the period. Holy Cross would create some opportunities in the second period, with John Silverio having two good chances, one on a break, but McCusker stood tall.
Ed Moore scored two goals as Clearview built a 4-1 lead and withstood a late flurry by Williamstown and hung on to upset the Braves 5-4 in SJHSIHL action played at Hollydell on Friday night. After getting off to a slow start this season, Clearview has played well in there last 3 games, going 2-1 and the loss was by one goal to defending champ Moorestown.
In a battle between two teams looking for their first win of the season, Holy Cross prevailed over Eastern 5-2 in action played in Voorhees. After a scoreless first period, the Vikings took a 2-0 lead as Sam Seigeldorf scored twice in the opening six minutes of the second period. John Silverio would then score a natural hat trick over the next four minutes to put Holy Cross up 3-2.
Jonathan Ruiz had a hat trick as Williamstown used a four goal first period to fly by Lenape 8-2 in a game plated at the Skate Zone in Voorhees. Matthew Asis got things going for Williamstown just three minutes into the game as he scored his second goal of the season to give Williamstown a 1-0 lead. Ruiz would score the next two goals for the Braves with Mike Quigley getting the assist on one goal and Williamstown was in command at 3-0.
Jacob Distasio scored twice and Kyle Parks had a goal and two assists as Williamstown rallied to beat Cherry Hill East 7-4 in a SJHSIHL game played at Hollydell. Jonathan Ruiz also scored two goals for the Braves. After a scoreless first period the teams combined for seven goals in the second period. East jumped out to a 2-0 lead on goals by Jared Hand and Dan Desrochers just over two minutes into the second period.
Clearview scored four goals in the second period and went on to defeat Lenape 6-3 at Hollydell ice arena on Friday night. Ed Moore led Clearview with two goals. The win snapped a three game losing streak for Clearview. This was by far the best performance for Clearview as they played a full 45 minutes and helped out defensively in limiting Lenape to not many second chance rebounds.
Jonathan Smith had two game tying goals, the last on coming on the power play in the final two minutes of regulation as Washington Township rallied to tie Moorestown 4-4 in a SJHSIHL game played at the Igloo. Moorestown jumped out to a 2-0 lead just seven minutes into the game as William Sulpizio and Michael Katz got Moorestown off quickly. Eddie Sarin got Township going as he scored an unassisted goal to cut the lead to 2-1.
Robert Willwerth scored two goals in the first four minutes of the third period, to break open a close game as Shawnee defeated Eastern 5-3 in a game played at the Skate Zone in Voorhees. The loss kept the Vikings winless on the season. The teams traded goals in the first period, with Jesse Pagliuso giving Shawnee a 1-0 lead, but Marc Duyan got the equalizer for Eastern, scoring his third goal of the season with five minutes left in the period.
Dan Navarra stopped 32 shots as Cherokee defeated Cinnaminson 7-2 in a battle of two of the top teams in the SJHSIHL. Brandon Gidel led Cherokee with two goals and five different players also scored for the Chiefs. Sean Joyce and Justin Nugent scored the goals for Cinnaminson. Both teams entered the contest with each having just one loss and both teams wanted to get a quick start. Cinnaminson controlled much of the play for the first period, peppering Navarra with 13 shots while Cherokee would manage only six. Every time Navarra would rob Cinnaminson of a goal, Cherokee would come down and score.
Each week we will post some highlights from the Tier III games, which consists of the following teams: Cherry Hill West, Egg Harbor Township, Lower Cape May, Mainland and Vineland. Here are the highlights from week one; Mainland jumped out to a 4-0 lead in the first twelve minutes of the game and went on to defeat Egg Harbor Township 9-3. Paddy McFadden and Dennis Padick led Mainland with two goals each; Ronnie Gras led Egg Harbor Township with two goals. Also scoring for Mainland was Austin Klock, Brandon Seelig, Peter Anderson, Joseph Laird and Ryan Smallwood. Stef Harden had the other goal for Egg Harbor Township.
Playing at home against a team still in search of its first win Washington Township started slowly but finished strongly in a 12-2 defeat of the Eastern Vikings in action played at Hollydell on Friday night. Freshman Ryan McCusker got the start in nets for Township and faced just one shot in the first period. Township managed just one goal, scored by Steven Sailor, a deflection off an Eastern player. Eastern tied the game at 1-1 in the first five minutes of the second period as Marc Duyan got the equalizer.
Troy Altbaum stopped 33 shots as Williamstown rallied from two down and surprised Moorestown with a 5-3 win at the Voorhees Skate Zone. Jonathan Ruiz led Williamstown with two goals; Ryan Volosin netted two goals for Moorestown. Volosin scored the first two goals of the game as Moorestown led 2-0 with less than seven minutes played. And with Moorestown on the power play with a chance to increase the lead, Jacob Distasio scored a shorthanded goal to cut the lead to 2-1. That goal seemed to swing the momentum towards Williamstown and Nick Gomez would score a power play goal three minutes later and we would end the period at 2-2.
Eric Simone had a goal and three assists and Jared Hand scored twice as Cherry Hill East defeated Clearview 4-2 at the Skate Zone in Voorhees on Monday evening. After a scoreless first period, Kyle Montgomery scored an early goal in the second period to give Clearview a 1-0 lead. Less than two minutes later Simone tied the score at 1-1 with Tyler Caton getting the assist.
Eight different players scored for Cherokee as they ran away from Eastern 10-3 in action played in Voorhees. Casey Forte and Dylan Bradley led the Chiefs attack with two goals each. Nicky Bascou led the Vikings with two goals. Casey Graham got Cherokee on the board early as the result of some good work by Zach Tiernan along the boards as he kept the puck in and after his initial shot was stopped, Graham put home the rebound. Bascou would tie the game a few minutes later scoring on the power play.
Evan Smith stopped 22 shots, including 11 in the third period as Shawnee defeated Lenape 3-1 in a SJHSIHL game played at the Igloo in Mt. Laurel on Monday night. With the win Shawnee improved to 3-2 on the season. Danny Pagliuso scored the only goal of the first period as Shawnee took a 1-0 lead. Shawnee controlled much of the play in the second period firing 15 shots against Lenape goaltender Jackson Burns, but only one eluded Burns, and that was a power play goal scored by Bryan Etter, his first of the season.
Jonathan Ruiz scored with less than five minutes left in the third period as Williamstown rallied to beat Holy Cross 6-5 in a game played at the Igloo in Mt. Laurel. The goal completed a hat trick for Ruiz and goalie Troy Altbaum turned aside 35 shots in winning his second straight game in nets. Charles Quigley led the Holy Cross attack with two goals.
Matt Olbrich scored two goals and Tyler Griffis stopped 27 shots as Moorestown defeated Cherokee 6-4 at the Igloo in Mt Laurel on Monday night. The loss was the first one suffered by Cherokee. Pat Mohnacs led the Chiefs attack with two goals. The opening period was a seesaw battle as the teams combined for five goals. Cole Zucker gave Cherokee a 1-0 lead with the game less than two minutes old. Olbrich would tie the score at 1-1 just over two minutes later with Alec Nicolai getting the assist.
Eastern had some positives to build on despite a 9-6 loss to Lenape at the Skate Zone in Voorhees. Jordan Kreifels and Zach Spear led the balanced Lenape attack with two goals each. For Eastern, offensively they moved the puck better and definitely controlled play for much of the first period. Matt Herbert, who led the Vikings with a hat trick, is a strong offensive threat. Freshman goalie Callan Pyfer, despite surrendering six of the goals, could have used some help from his defense.
Pat Nugent had a hat trick and Kevin Rafferty added two goals as Cinnaminson defeated Clearview 6-2 at Voorhees on Monday night. Joe Paul scored both Clearview goals. After spotting Clearview a 1-0 just two minutes into the game, Cinnaminson would score three goals in a span of four minutes, with Garrett McLaverty tying the score at 1-1 at the four minute mark and Nugent scoring goals on consecutive shifts to put Cinnaminson up 3-1.
Michael Wilson notched two goals and assisted on two others as the Wings of Steel defeated the Woodbridge Rangers 4-1 in a sled hockey game played at the Skate Zone in Voorhees on Saturday. Having opened the season with consecutive losses to Woodbridge, the Wings were determined to get back on track at home. Wilson got them going early as he scored from down low early in the first period to make it 1-0. Later in the period Wilson went coast to coast and beat the goalie once again down low for a 2-0 lead.
Eric Mitchell put home a rebound of a shot by Ed Moore with less than four minutes remaining in the game to snap a 1-1 game as Clearview beat Holy Cross 2-1 in a game played at Hollydell. Coming off a tough year last season where the View won just 2 games, and did not win there first until game eighteen, they got a solid performance from net minder Dan Flaherty and the defense limited Holy Cross to second chances.
Ben Basalma had three goals and Justin Cogbill added two as Washington Township used a four goal second period to breeze past Cherry Hill East 7-1 in a game played at the Skate Zone in Voorhees. Basalma opened the scoring just over one minute into the game, scoring on the power play to give Township a quick 1-0 advantage. Township had their offense clicking in the opening period as they launched 15 shots at East goalie Mike Tice. With Basalma in the penalty box, East had a chance to tie the game at the nine minute mark, but Justin Cogbill would score short-handed to give Township a 2-0 lead.
Jonathan Ruiz scored four goals and Allan Haynes added two more as Williamstown defeated Eastern 9-3 at the Skate Zone in Voorhees. The game marked the return of the former coach of the Vikings, Mike Pontonio, who was a very successful coach for the Vikings from the late 1990's to mid 2000's, winning a couple titles along the way. Williamstown started quickly as Rich Busch scored just thirteen seconds into the game to give the Braves a 1-0 lead. Midway through the period Ruiz would score two goals just over one minute apart, the second on the power play and the lead was 3-0.
Robert White stopped all 18 shots and Matt Olbrich netted three goals as Moorestown defeated Holy Cross 5-0 at the Igloo in Mt. Laurel. Alec Nicolai added four assists as Moorestown improved to 2-1 on the season. After a scoreless first period, Olbrich gave Moorestown a 1-0 lead as he converted a feed from Nicolai five minutes into the period. Just about five minutes later, the lead became 2-0 as the Olbrich-Nicolai combo clicked again.
Dan Navarra stopped 21 of 22 shots and Cole Zucker scored two goals to lead the Cherokee Chiefs over Washington Township 4-1 at Hollydell on Friday night. After a tight checking opening period, Eddie Sarin scored the only goal late in the period as his blast from the top of the right circle found the far top corner and Township led 1-0. That was all Navarra would give up as he controlled the rebounds and his defense kept the front clear so no rebounds were available for Township.
Jonathan Ruiz scored four goals and Jacob Distasio added three as Williamstown scored six goals in the opening period and breezed by Clearview 13-3 in SJHSIHL action played at Hollydell. Ed Moore led Clearview with two goals. It started out good for Clearview as Moore gave them a quick 1-0 lead just under one minute into the game. Williamstown would score the next six goals of the game to take control. After Distasio tied the score at 1-1, Chris Brown scored his first of two goals to give Williamstown the lead for good at 2-1.
Ben Tice stopped all 32 shots and Eric Simone scored two goals as Cherry Hill East got their first win of the season in defeating Clearview 5-0. East jumped out early as Sam Kaufman converted on a feed from Simone just three minutes into the game, scoring from down low on the short side. Clearview had a chance to tie the game late in the period as they were on the power play, but Tyler Caton, set-up behind the net found Simone in front and his shot went through the five-hole and East led 2-0 heading into the second period.
Alec Nicolai scored four goals and Dylan Chesney added two as Moorestown rebounded from an opening night loss to deal Lenape a 9-1 defeat. After surrendering nine goals to Township, Tyler Griffis came back to surrender just one, and that was early in the first period. After Nicolai gave Moorestown a 1-0 advantage just over two minutes into the game, Scott Siracusano tied the score for Lenape at 1-1 with Zach Spear assisting. Moorestown would explode for four goals over the next six minutes to take a commanding 5-1 lead. Chesney would score two goals, sandwiched between one by Nicolai and one by Chris Carnivale.
Dan Desrochers scored his second power play goal of the game with less than five minutes left in the game as Cherry Hill East rallied to tie Holy Cross 3-3. After a scoreless first period both teams found the net in the second period as they combined to score five goals, with three coming on the power play. John Silverio put Holy Cross ahead 1-0 finishing off a play with assists to Chris Burns and Charles Quigley. Desrochers would get his first goal to tie the score at 1-1 with Eric Simone getting the lone assist.
You could not have scripted this opener any better for new Washington Township coach Mike Glick, right out of the gate you play the defending champ Moorestown with a chance to see how you stack up. The answer was pretty good as they took over control of the game midway through the second period and out-scored Moorestown 9-6 at the Skate Zone in Voorhees on Monday night. Another good sign for Township was that senior forward and league MVP Eddie Sarin did not have to carry the scoring load. Sure he had his normal three point night, with a goal and two assists, but three players stepped up and made an immediate contribution.
Cherokee opened the 2010-2011 season easily defeating Williamstown 9-5 in Tier I action played at the Skate Zone in Voorhees. Pat Mohnacs led the attack with three goals. Getting the start in nets for Cherokee was freshman goalie Kelly Farinella, the first female to ever start the first game in nets for the Chiefs. Another interesting stat was last season the Chiefs struggled to score goals averaging less than 5 goals per game, and only scored nine goals in one game, and that occurred in game 16. This team is young and showed some speed and looks like they could be a contender.
Summer is over and hockey season is upon us as the teams from the SJHSIHL will begin playing this week less two teams. Delran and Rancocas Valley have dropped out of the league leaving 11 teams in the league. The season will consist of 20 games, with everyone playing each other twice. Moorestown will open defense of its title on Monday October 4th against Washington Township at Voorhees at 8:50. Township is led by new coach Mike Glick and returns its best player in Eddie Sarin. Moorestown also has one of their top players returning in Alec Nicolai. Should be a good test for both teams.
It's the start of a new season, hopes are high, optimism is running rampant and the fans are showing up. Over the last few seasons, and particularly since Ed Sarin was appointed president of the club, Washington Township has started their season with a cross-over game with teams from Pennsylvania, and although they do not count in the league standings, these games are important come Flyers Cup selection time. This year the rink was packed, especially for a Friday night, as the scheduling gods would have it, the football team played last night, the opponent was Archbishop Wood, a team that plays its games in the Suburban league, and last year they finished 11-11.


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This is Ah Seng, one of the co-leaders and the secondary photographer for Amazing Team IX. Before our luffable Li Siam starts to blog our journey into the Sichuan world, I would just like to add on this entry from a personal view.
We started off this project in July09 with the intention in mind to aid the victims of the 512 earthquake. In between, there were a few mis-communication with our China volunteers counterpart that sometimes dishearted our actions. But we perserve on. Putting administrative and political issues aside, I believe no matter how hard the journey is, as long as we come with a good intention, volunteers will somehow work together for a common cause.
Despite being through a few winters in my life, the weather was harsh on us. It was amazingly COLD!!! Garangly, we all try to keep ourselves alive with tons of thermal clothings, gloves, heat packs, hot drinks. Everyday, it was either cold, very cold, or very very cold!
The kids were lovable, the teachers were extremely helpful, and our China volunteers did all they can to assist us in our project and making ourselves at home. The Chinese keep on saying this: "虽然气候是如此地寒冷,可是我们的心是赤热的!"
We had piece out a team so efficient, so crazy, so united, that I can't help by toasting them with a 3元 雪花啤酒 each.. haa.... Every single one of them had contributed to the project in their own unique ways, well done. GOOD JOB.
Mural paintings, floor layering, wall plastering, washing, brooming, manual labour, arranging books, library-ing, teaching, kacang-putih-ing, playing, sharing, facilitating, eating, eating, eating, drinking beer and alcohol, laughing, firework-ing, bridging, in-between-ing, all that we did and more.
Sichuan Sweethearts (less Ah Gong and Grace) have returned to Singapore safely on 27 Dec 09 around 1am, less the fever/flu/rash that many had after the return to Singapore.
Whilst our dear Kian Seng is still busy compiling all the pictures; dear Chelsea editing her pictures to perfection, this is the sneak preview of what Team IX had contributed in Sichuan, China.
You Zha Primary - Dormitory. We did a mural painting of the underwater world which fascinated the children, washed and patched the walls opposite to the mural painting.
You Zha Primary - Library. In hope to inspire the children to learn more English we did a cute alphabet listing, wall stickers of a garden of flowers, refurbished the library with new chairs, tables, shelves, flooring and a TV.
You Zha Primary - did all these within 2 days (18 & 20 Dec 2009), to educate the children the concept of loving their fruits and vegetables.
You Zha Primary - on 22 Dec 2009, the children performed their 体操表演, donning the t-shirts that were pooled from the contributions by the public and donors.
Tong Ji School - Despite the short stay of 2 working days, we decorated the psychology room with a piece of our kampong.
Tong Ji School - The mural painting of the multi purpose room, of which the theme is Return to Society. We also refurbished the room with new chairs, tables, flooring and a projector.
That's all folks! Till the next update which will be a detailed description of Day 1 - Singapore to Sichuan.
This is an update from Singapore Changi Airport, 1.21am before our boarding.
Oooh, I wonder if we're going to freeze our butts off in Sichuan land, but with the love from our dearest Sichuan Sweethearts, we shall survive all odds! Love always overcomes EVERYTHING!


Module 4 examines in greater detail the schema objects introduced in Module 2. While all schema objects are mentioned, of particular interest are tables, the type of data they can hold, and their storage layout. A proper understanding of data types and storage architecture of tables and indexes is useful in many aspects of database design and administration, such as fragmentation, capacity planning, etc. A mapping of the native data types from Oracle to SQL Server provides the student with a very good reference on what data types are compatible and what are not.


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Jack Doyle is an undrafted tight end out of Western Kentucky, and signed with Indy back in 2013. Doyle has really come alive over his last two years, but it has to do with the depth chart finally clearing the way for him. Doyle isn't going to jump out as an elite athlete, but is a 6'6 receiving tight end that has size advantage. Doyle's career numbers are building, and he has over 1,400 receiving yards and ten touchdowns. Doyle is going to continue to produce average seasons, but the consistency should be there. Keep an eye on him later in your drafts.


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Ukraine reports major gains in counteroffensive against Russia
Ukraine has reported major gains in a counteroffensive against Russian forces, officials have claimed today. Ukrainian foreign ministry spokesman Oleh Nikolenko suggested troops had retaken Kupiansk, cutting off supplies to the Russian front line. The Security Service of Ukraine, known as the SBU, posted a message which it said showed its forces in Kupiansk, further [...]
Solicitors watchdog to crack down on SLAPP lawsuits, SRA chief says
The head of the UK's Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has vowed to crack down on the use of spurious lawsuits to silence legitimate criticism. In an article in The Times, SRA chief executive Paul Philip said the watchdog is "committed to cracking down" on law firms using so-called 'strategic lawsuits against public participation' (Slapps). The [...]
World heading towards a 'perfect' cybercrime storm, cybersecurity experts warn
THE COMBINATION of mounting geopolitical tensions, the looming economic downturn and the push to digitalise business processes is creating a "perfect storm" for hackers, cybersecurity experts told City A.M. NCC chief executive Mike Maddison said the digitisation agenda on the back of the global pandemic has created new opportunities for hackers in opening up new [...]
Zaporizhzhya: Concern as Europe's largest nuclear plant shelled by Russia before inspectors arrive
Major concerns have been raised over Russian attacks on Europe's biggest nuclear reactor in south-eastern Ukraine. The Kremlin's forces conducted military operations near the route for officials visiting the Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant, from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) today. The Defence Intelligence of Ukraine said Moscow targeted the city of Enerhodar and territory [...]
Head of Russia's biggest private oil producer, who criticised the war in Ukraine, dies after 'falling out of hospital window'
The head of Russia's biggest privately held oil producer, who criticised the Kremlin's invasion of Ukraine, has died after reportedly falling out of a hospital window. Ravil Maganov, chair of the board of LUKOIL, died this week in mysterious circumstances, according to Russian-language site Interfax, as reported by the FT's Moscow correspondent. The company is [...]
Uniper asks Berlin for more help, raising bailout to £16bn
German energy giant Uniper has asked Berlin's government for additional funding, raising the total bailout sought to €19bn (£16bn). The company said its current liquidity was impacted by the West's standoff with the Kremlin over energy supplies and the consequent surge in costs. "As Russia does not honour its supply contracts, we have to buy [...]
Zaporizhzhya nuclear plant: UN team moves in as shelling nearby risks leaks
A TEAM from the United Nations' nuclear watchdog touched down in Ukraine yesterday amid ongoing concern that Europe's largest nuclear power plant in Zaporizhzhya is becoming a hotspot for conflict. The Zaporizhzhya plant sits on the Dnipro River and has been under Russian control since March, though remains staffed by Ukrainians. Shelling in the vicinity [...]
UK pledges to share expertise and help Ukraine rebuild transport network
The UK Government has pledged to help Ukraine rebuild its war-damaged transport network, sharing private sector expertise. The news comes a day after Prime Minister Boris Johnson made an impromptu visit to Kyiv. The agreement was signed by transport secretary Grant Shapps and its Ukrainian counterpart Oleksandr Kubrakov today, a day after the country's Independence [...]
Ukraine war: Russia kills 22 in missile strikes on rail station
At least 22 people are said to have been killed during two missile strikes on a Ukrainian rail station, as Kyiv marked its 31st annual day of independence from Moscow. The attack on Chaplyne, 90 miles west of Russian-occupied Donetsk, was announced by President Volodymyr Zelenskiy during a video address to the United Nations yesterday. [...]
Britain cuts off all Russian fuel imports for first time on record
Britain has bought no fuel from Russia for the first time since records began, driven by the country shunning energy from President Putin in response to the invasion of Ukraine, official figures published today show. Fuel imports from Russia plummeted to zero in June, the first time Britain has ever recorded a complete weaning off [...]


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Kari Lake's campaign headquarters receives 'suspicious' mail containing white powder
Posted: Nov 7, 2022 10:02 AM CST
Arizona Republican gubernatorial nominee Kari Lake takes part in a campaign rally in Mesa on October 9. An envelope containing "suspicious white powder" was received November 5 at the campaign headquarters of the Republican nominee for governor in Arizona.
By Michelle Watson, Kyung Lah and Anna-Maja Rappard, CNN
(CNN) -- An envelope containing "suspicious white powder" was received Saturday at the campaign headquarters of the Republican nominee for governor in Arizona.
A staffer at Kari Lake's campaign headquarters in Phoenix opened an envelope that contained white power, a campaign spokesman told CNN.
Items recovered during the investigation will be tested at a laboratory facility in Arizona, a law enforcement source familiar with the investigation told CNN. No evidence has been sent to the FBI laboratory in Quantico, the source said.
Earlier Sunday, Lake campaign spokesman Colton Duncan told CNN via text message that two envelopes were confiscated by law enforcement and were "sent to professionals at Quantico for examination."
Lake told reporters Sunday evening that her campaign was initially told the suspicious mail was being sent to Quantico for examination, "but apparently there's a closer lab and that's where they actually sent the substance, so we're going to find out what it was."
Phoenix police told CNN in an email they responded to a "property call" by 40th Street and Camelback Road.
"When officers arrived, they learned there were suspicious items located inside the mail. Additional resources responded to collect the items and secure the area," Sgt. Phil Krynsky told CNN. "There have been no reports of injury and the investigation remains active."
CNN has reached out to the FBI's Phoenix office for more information.
Earlier Sunday, Lake's team said it was taking the "threat incredibly seriously" and thanked the authorities for looking into the incident. Duncan said the staff member was under medical supervision.
"In the meantime, know that our resolve has never been higher, and we cannot be intimidated. We continue to push full speed ahead to win this election on Tuesday," Duncan said.
Arizona has been a hot bed of extremist anger and threats against political and election officials. Those threats have been leveled against both Democratic and Republican leaders.
"We're in dangerous times. This is not the first time we've been... threatened, I've been threatened many times," Lake told reporters at a campaign event in Queen Creek.
"We'll get to the bottom of this, I really don't want to get too far ahead of it, I want investigators to look into it and I truly want to find the people who sent this because it's wrong that this is happening."
Lake's Democratic opponent, current Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs, condemned the behavior directed at her opponent and her staff, saying the incident was "incredibly concerning."
"Political violence, threats, or intimidation have no place in our democracy," Hobbs said in a statement. "I strongly condemn this threatening behavior directed at Lake and her staff."
Hobbs' campaign office was broken into late last month. A suspect has been arrested in that case, but police said the man had broken into at least one other office recently. Police did not connect the suspect to any political motivation.
Arizona Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly on Sunday called the incident "horrible."
"There is no place in our democracy for stuff like that," Kelly told CNN at a campaign event in Tucson. "But we don't need to, anybody needs to be doing anything like that. It's just wrong. And hopefully there'll be an investigation and they'll find who did it and they'll arrest them and prosecute him."
This story has been updated with additional developments.


Ark Teacher Training is part of Ark, an international education charity which aims to give every young person a great education and real choices in life. Ark Teacher Training exists to ensure all children, regardless of their background, have access to a high-quality education. We do this by recruiting bright, motivated graduates and training them to become great teachers in a school in our network. Our two-year programme incorporates gaining a PGCE qualification and QTS in the first year, with a comprehensive NQT programme in the second. All our trainees are supported through our rigorous programme by a strong network of experienced educators. In January 2017, our training was rated as 'outstanding' in all areas by Ofsted.


The new Broadway musical from the creators of 'South Park' puts an irreverent spin on a classic theme.
Barbed humor notwithstanding, there's something innocent (not the language, certainly) about "The Book of Mormon" at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre. With book, music and lyrics by Trey Parker and Matt Stone ("South Park") and Robert Lopez ("Avenue Q"), Broadway's latest musical is very funny without being nasty or mean-spirited, boasting a lively and fun score as well.
Price soon abandons the mission in defeat. It's up to Cunningham to convert souls with his singular take on the Book of Mormon, which he freely translates into whatever his audience wants to hear. His dazzling success comes to the attention of church officials, and things go full circle when they learn why his baptism rate is so high.
As irreverent as it is, "Mormon"'s essence is completely traditional: a tale of triumph over adversity. "The Book of Mormon" keeps us rooting for the underdog and laughing an awful lot while we do.


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The Kennel Club
Breed Standards
Breed Standards Information: Dog Breeds & Groups
The basis of breed shows is the judging of pedigree dogs against the 'Breed Standard', which is a picture in words that describes each breed of pedigree dog. For all licensed breed shows, the Kennel Club Breed Standards must be used for the judging of pedigree dogs.
The Breed Standards are owned by the Kennel Club, and all changes are subject to approval by the Kennel Club General Committee. New Breed Standards, for newly recognised breeds, are drawn up once the breed has become sufficiently established within the UK. Careful research is conducted into the historical background, health and temperament of any new breed before Kennel Club recognition is granted. The Kennel Club currently recognises 218 breeds. Upon recognition, breeds are placed on the Imported Breed Register until they are deemed eligible for transferral to the Breed Register.
There are many different breeds of pedigree dog for you to meet at Discover Dogs, held in London each year, each with their own special characteristics. Each breed of dog belongs to a group of similar breeds, which may be investigated below.
Top 20 - Most popular dog breeds by registration in the UK 2016 and 2015
> Gundog
Dogs that were originally trained to find live game and/or to retrieve game that had been shot and wounded. This group is divided into four categories - Retrievers, Spaniels, Hunt/Point/Retrieve, Pointers and Setters - although many of the breeds are capable of doing the same work as the other sub-groups. They make good companions, their temperament making them ideal all-round family dogs.
> Hound
Breeds originally used for hunting either by scent or by sight. The scent hounds include the Beagle and Bloodhound and the sight hounds such breeds as the Whippet and Greyhound. Many of them enjoy a significant amount of exercise and can be described as dignified, aloof but trustworthy companions.
> Pastoral
The Pastoral Group consists of herding dogs that are associated with working cattle, sheep, reindeer and other cloven footed animals. Usually this type of dog has a weatherproof double coat to protect it from the elements when working in severe conditions. Breeds such as the Collie family, Old English Sheepdogs and Samoyeds who have been herding reindeer for centuries are but a few included in this group.
> Terrier
Dogs originally bred and used for hunting vermin. 'Terrier' comes from the Latin word Terra, meaning earth. This hardy collection of dogs were selectively bred to be extremely brave and tough, and to pursue fox, badger, rat and otter (to name but a few) above and below ground. Dogs of terrier type have been known here since ancient times, and as early as the Middle Ages, these game breeds were portrayed by writers and painters.
> Toy
The Toy breeds are small companion or lap dogs. Many of the Toy breeds were bred for this capacity although some have been placed into this category simply due to their size. They should have friendly personalities and love attention. They do not need a large amount of exercise and some can be finicky eaters.
> Utility
This group consists of miscellaneous breeds of dog mainly of a non-sporting origin, including the Bulldog, Dalmatian, Akita and Poodle. The name 'Utility' essentially means fitness for a purpose and this group consists of an extremely mixed and varied bunch, most breeds having been selectively bred to perform a specific function not included in the sporting and working categories.
> Working
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About Breed Standards
Recognition of new breeds
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Find a Breed
Illustrated Breed Standards
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Q: Datanode is not starting in hadoop-hbase start? I am running the following script to run all the hbase and hadoop processes in my hbase setup in virtual machine.
#!/bin/sh
start-dfs.sh
start-yarn.sh
start-hbase.sh
#hbase-daemon.sh start rest
hbase-daemon.sh start thriftr

Earlier all the processes used to run properly. But recently, I have force shutdown my virtual machine process without stopping the hbase and hadoop related processes. Then my datanode process stopped. Later I have formatted my name node process, using some suggestion on online. Now my name node comes properly but data node process does not come up. When I check the running java process (JPS) the datanode process is missing
4672 NodeManager
5474 ThriftServer
4098 NameNode
4408 SecondaryNameNode
5723 Jps
4555 ResourceManager
5372 HRegionServer
5246 HMaster
5182 HQuorumPeer

But earlier the DataNode process used to come properly. Is it because of formatting my namenode. Do I need to change any config data or someting also?

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At Merkur, we offer you the opportunity to put your engineering into action and contribute to the success of major projects in various areas of the industry. As an expert in mechanical engineering, you will act as a project manager to carry out and manage the projects.
Participate in the preliminary evaluation of projects and the development of services.
You are bilingual (French, English) both orally and in writing.
You are mobile across many regions (Quebec / Canada / International), an asset.


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Gottfried Wittgruber (born 16 April 1961) is a retired Austrian high jumper.

He finished eighth at the 1979 European Indoor Championships, and twelfth at the 1981 European Indoor Championships. He became the Austrian high jump champion in 1986, rivalling with
Wolfgang Tschirk and Markus Einberger. He also became the indoor champion in 1981, 1987 and 1992.

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1961 births
Living people
Austrian male high jumpers

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To walk straight out of Parsons and Brandreth's comedic juggernaut into David Lough's talk on 'Forty Year's of Letters Between Churchill and his Mother' might to some have appeared irresponsible; after all, how could anyone's brain switch successfully – and immediately – between the two extremes. But such was Lough's impeccable research and considered delivery, it actually proved the perfect 'Ying' to the previous hour's 'Yang'.
Eloquent, funny (in its own, warm way) and surprisingly moving, Lough's examination of Churchill's conversations with his mother via pen and paper was extraordinary. So much so that in one small presentation, a reading of letters exchanged between the two when Winston was just 17 and threatened with spending Christmas in France to further his education, proved revelatory. An extraordinary, hairs-stood-up-on-the-arm moment.
To read the original version of the festival's blog, follow the link here.


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Vikings fall apart in fourth quarter in loss to Hutchinson Trinity
Peter HollandSports Editor
Peter Holland Jr.
LINDSBORG—The Smoky Valley High School boys basketball team couldn't hang on a lead much longer. After fourth quarter break down, Hutchinson Trinity High School escaped with a 50-46 victory over the Vikings in make-up game.
The Vikings were off to a fast start going up against a long and lengthy Hutchinson Trinity team. The Vikings were challenged against the Celtics' big man Joshua Bridgewater and his 6-foot-9 height. He made his presence known defensively when he put up seven blocks on Smoky Valley.
"The biggest thing for us was the intimidation from inside," Schneider said. "I thought Bridgewater really established early with the blocks, and I was okay with that because I thought the more often we could get him to block shots, then we would be able to take advantage of some things. He was very athletic and made it difficult for us."
The Vikings still had the edge as they still attack the basket, leading 23-15 with 4:26 left in the second quarter. The Celtics caught up to the Vikings, trailing 23-20. After the layup from Evan Remar, the Celtics were only down 23-22 at halftime.
The Celtics captured their first lead with less than 30 seconds in the third quarter. That was until Cole Brumbaugh nailed a three-pointer to regain the lead.Both teams went back-and-forth, exchanging baskets in the last three minutes in the quarter. Hammeke, who led the Celtics with 14 points gave the Celtics a 3-point lead after making his layup. With 2:12 left, Conrad Peterson nailed a three-pointer to regain the lead, 33-31, with two minutes left in the third. Alex Hammersmith tied the game for Trinity, 33-33, with 1:28 left.
Things went downhill for the Vikings, while the Celtics were on a 13-0 run and scored their first double-digit lead, 42-33, with 5:38 left in the fourth quarter. The Vikings got back in sync making back-to-back buckets. Cade Schneider nailed a corner-three to put the Vikings on a 6-0 run and only trailing 44-40 with three minutes left in the fourth. Down 50-43, Blake Heble shot a 3-pointer to only be down 50-46, but with only 8.8 seconds left. Time ran out for the Vikings as the Celtics escaped with the win.
"We had a nice lead in the first half, and I was pleased with that," Schneider said. "This is a team that plays a ton of zone, and we made them had to leave their zone, and I was really pleased with that. Unfortunately, their man pressure was may more than I think we were ready to handle, especially Lane (Schrag) out of the game."
Heble led the Vikings with 13 points. The Vikings dropped to 6-7 of the year, and with little time to rest, they will take on Hillsboro High School on the road on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
Contact Peter Holland Jr. by email at pholland@mcphersonsentinel.comorfollow him on Twitter @Petes_Picks_


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Skincare company identifies compelling claim language, further differentiating their brand
A skincare company was looking to modernize its packaging design. The company had been in business since the 1970s, and while they had made incremental updates to their packaging over the years, it was time for a substantial refresh. As part of the transformation, the brand sought to revamp its product claims to better stand out in this very competitive category. Our client was particularly interested in devising claims that would be clear, differentiated, and appealing. In particular, the company was interested in identifying the precise claim language that would be most compelling to consumers at shelf, in the pharmacy.
As part of a quantitative survey to test the appeal of various packaging designs and on-package messaging, we randomly assigned respondents to three sets of potential product claims. We asked them to rank each statement from most to least appealing and compelling. There were six products in the portfolio, and we tested between five to seven possible claim statements per product. The claims pertained to product efficacy, indications, and specific, differentiated product features. By having different respondents provide feedback on different claims we were able to test thirty nine claims without respondent fatigue. This allowed us to identify trends and themes across respondents and across products. Furthermore, we had respondents evaluate competitor claims and those that appear on adjacent products to get a complete picture of what messaging is most effective at shelf and what stands out to customers about competitive claims.
Through our survey, we identified specific words that were well-aligned with the brand and that lead to positive reactions for any product in the portfolio.
We learned that claims that described the products' function were best. The study revealed how those who suffer from this particular skin condition prefer to talk about the product category. For example, we asked whether a cleanser, wash or scrub was most appealing to them. We also discovered that vague claims for this category such as "100% satisfaction guaranteed" are unappealing. This was supported by our qualitative research that demonstrated that customers don't appreciate claims when they don't know what they really mean. The brand already had a strong reputation for quality and trustworthiness, so vague statements on the package attempting to prove trustworthiness and efficacy were unnecessary and ineffective. Additionally, a claim around being "leading edge" didn't perform well as it was similarly vague. Furthermore, we demonstrated the importance of looking at claims in the competitive context. Certain brands "own" particular claims, and its critical to find new claims that align with your unique brand proposition and personality.
In summary, specific claims that speak to immediately product benefits and unique functionality are most appealing. For example, claims that the product works very quickly were the most appealing. Understanding and addressing the range of use cases is key so that respondents at shelf can be sure that the product is for them and will meet their needs. Broad sweeping claims about satisfaction are less appealing. Certain keywords may work in claims for a number of products in the portfolio and provide a unifying theme across all products in the lineup. Finally, claims should be examined in their broader context. Pay careful thought to ensure that the words work with the images on the packaging as well as your brand's personality. Once the most compelling, believable claim language has been identified, it's critical to confirm that all claims are substantiated. Our study results helped position the client to make strong claims to stand out at shelf and ultimately drive purchase.
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