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How Composing Fan-Made Music Can Help Your Career
Evenant	November 1, 2018
Ah, YouTube, you magnificent beast you. Sometimes we under-appreciate the significance of the internet and its ability to give us a free and uncensored (well, mostly) platform to upload our life's work for anybody with a Wi-Fi connection to see. If you are like me, you probably cringe in amusement at hearing your music from 4 or 5 years ago, and wonder what in the world were you thinking. But somehow, you found yourself falling in love with certain fandoms and became an active participant in these online communities. YouTube, for many of us composers, also became the way in which we got some of our first jobs, and we're eternally grateful for that.
In this article, we'll take a look at how composing fan-made music can help you improve as a composer when just starting out. We'll examine a few examples from fellow trailer and film music composers Benjamin Squires, Alex Moukala, and a few examples of my past work. But you can basically spend all day finding some amazing composers who have re-interpreted their favorite franchises (be it film or games), and so I invite you to post some of your favorite pieces of fan-made music (your own or another composer) in the comments below!
Benjamin Squires
A few days ago I ran across Benjamin's superbly epic and incredibly well-crafted Spider-Man: Homecoming theme and I immediately reached out to ask him to give us a few thoughts behind this piece, which as of today already has 1 million+ views!
Here's what Benjamin had to say:
"When I first started writing music and pursuing my interest in film scoring, I uploaded awful, but important compositions to my YouTube channel. Awful in the sense that the quality of the samples was poor and the mixing was somehow even worse; important in a way that I was able to express myself publicly (never gaining the attention of more than 100 people, of course) and get my ideas out there.
I was inspired by what I considered to be amazing film music, I wanted to look deeper in to the writing process – what are those violins doing? What is that percussive instrument? Can I recreate this? And if so, what's stopping me becoming a great film composer myself? With no education in film composition (and barely any in music theory), I was excited to dive in to already established, loveable themes.
I uploaded my first fan score in October 2012, entitled 'Skyfall (2012) – Original Soundtrack Extended (Unofficial)'."
"My earliest foray into this kind of passion project, despite only garnering 5,000 views, did actually earn me work. A young and aspiring film director from the other side of the globe was keen on my music and soon to be making another short film. We kept in touch through YouTube and eventually Facebook, and I went on to score his short horror film as well as provide additional sound design and mixing.
A year later I released another track – 'Star Trek Into Darkness (2013) – Original Soundtrack Extended (Unofficial)'."
"I only managed 3,000 views with this one, but it actually led me to an important milestone in my career. A YouTube channel specializing in cosplay music videos with 100,000 subscribers was making a Star Trek comedy sketch, and they were impressed with my fan soundtrack. I was elated; I went on to score their sketch (for free, of course) and couldn't believe that my music was heard by 40,000 people. I still work with this channel today whenever I can.
A couple of years later I released 'Spectre (2015) – Original Soundtrack Extended'. As I'm typing this, it has 579,000 views."
"This composition and release was actually a little bit more calculated – a small portion of the official Spectre theme had been released, and I basically wanted to do my own version leading on from what was already released. I released the track just as people were searching for the official theme, and it got a lot of love from fans. This piece of music led me to some of my most rewarding and high profile work of my career at the time.
A James Bond fan to rival me, Jack Howard, heard the track and was immediately impressed. Jack is half of the YouTube channel 'Jack and Dean', a British comedy duo home to over half a million subscribers, and he was in the middle of making a series for Fullscreen. I made enough of an impression that I was brought on board to help write and orchestrate a musical number for an episode of the show, but eventually went on to score the whole series after speaking more with Jack. We've now worked on two series' and a lot of sketches together, with much more on the horizon.
Finally, this June, I released 'Spider-Man Homecoming – Original Soundtrack Extended'. At the time of writing, it has over 1,000,000 views.
This track, with the attention it's gotten, is more likely to provide me with a cease and desist letter as opposed to a job offer! But the response from fans has been incredible. It has more views than any of the cues from the official soundtrack and was the most fun I've had writing a fan score.
I didn't need to come back to YouTube and do this track; I was in the middle of scoring two TV shows (I still am!) and a handful of short films. I just really, really wanted to. Writing this sort of stuff, simply because you want to, is very important – it can be extremely cathartic.
When I uploaded these tracks to YouTube, I never expected any of them to get me gigs. They are, and will continue to only be passion projects. But you never know who is listening."
Alex Moukala
Alex has been one of our more recurring blog contributors at Evenant, and we're so grateful for all of the awesome video tutorials and walkthroughs he does on an ongoing basis, and his YouTube channel is a really great resource for young composers. His Final Fantasy covers are incredibly epic, and if you're a fan of FF, you'll appreciate how Alex pays tribute and in many ways enhances the source material.
Be sure to also check out his extensive live streams where you can watch him compose and create these fan-made pieces from scratch:
As for me, the Harry Potter universe was my fandom of choice. I was 19, had just rented my first apartment, and one of the ways I was able to cope with everyday struggles of life was immersing myself into Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows and imagining what the soundtrack might sound like for the upcoming movies. At first, I thought it a good exercise to take the iconic Hedwig's Theme and just play around with the melody inside my Logic 8 orchestral samples. This first fan-made piece was definitely lacking in compositional structure, harmony, proper orchestration, and basic mixing skills. Nonetheless, it was the first one to be uploaded on YouTube, and after receiving generally positive feedback from the comments and HP community, they encouraged me to compose a few more. This became a 3-year project where I took some of the best chapters from the book and created a piece; either based on existing themes from John Williams, Patrick Doyle, Nicholas Hooper, and Alexandre Desplat; or simply wrote new themes that would fit the context of the story.
Naturally, this led to a desire to better my skills at composition, harmony, orchestration, and ultimately film scoring. Despite going to university for formal training, creating fan-made music for Harry Potter was what motivated me to dive into full scores, understanding how and why certain instruments doubled best in certain passages; how a melody could function best with this grouping or that harmonic progression… all of the things I was already learning at school were being applied in equal measure inside my fan-made compositions, and I think young composers should definitely try (at least once, for fun) their hands at recreating or writing their own interpretation of their favorite fandom.
Battle of Hogwarts
The culminating piece in my Harry Potter fan-made series was The Battle of Hogwarts, which had taken me over 1 month to compose, and at a 9-minute running time was also the most difficult and emotionally exhausting to complete. By this time, I had already invested in Hollywood Strings and improved my studio setup, but I still had a long way to go in improving mixing and mastering. Nevertheless, this piece became a really useful demo piece to show directors and producers, and the series got me connected with people who I'm still working with today! Keep that in mind when building your portfolio, and as Benjamin mentioned earlier… you never know who's listening.
How a school project became a company: The Media Music Concert
While at York University in Toronto, my classmates and I decided to create a fun little show where we could arrange and have fun performing music from our favorite films, tv shows, and video games. This culminated in the creation of the Media Music Concert, which recently celebrated it's 5th anniversary show and has became a yearly tradition at my school.
This documentary below highlights all the chaos, stress, and completely and utter fun we had attempting to put together a live performance of fresh arrangements from students who had just started composing and learning about orchestration, not to mention going through the political hierarchy of putting together a live show:
Aside from the valuable hands-on experience, I also made some pretty valuable friendships which later became the foundation for co-founding MASTR Studios, our own film scoring company in Canada. So you never know how these "passion" projects can eventually help in your career!
Avatarology: Inspired by The Last Airbender & Legend of Korra
I loved watching Avatar: The Last Airbender back in high school. It made for some amazing entertainment and was also a pretty progressive show for a Nickelodeon show. The same can be also said for The Legend of Korra, which somehow made the Avatar universe more beautiful and resonant with global problems. Along with the fun characters and action-packed storylines, the original music composed by Jeremy Zuckerman and The Track Team left a lasting impression on me, that I also decided to create an album inspired by the series (let's also pretend the movie never happened). It was a fun challenge because it allowed me to finally make good use of my Quantum Leap RA samples from East West, where I layered multiple oriental instruments with the orchestra to create music representative of each nation: Water Tribe, Fire Nation, Earth Kingdom, and Air Nomads (plus a tribute to the end credits music from Korra).
So that's it for now! I hope these examples have been of some use and inspiration, and hopefully we'll hear some of your fan-made music on YouTube someday. I invite you to post some of your favorite pieces of fan-made music (your own or another composer) in the comments below. Looking forward to listening!
Thanks, and until next time!
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Jason Yang Interview
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Interview with Ivan Torrent
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PHOENIX, Ariz. – A battle between NAIA powers and predominantly zone defensive teams made for an anticipated holiday season clash in the desert on Friday evening (Dec. 28). The third-ranked Concordia University women's basketball team mounted a 31-12 halftime lead, then went cold in the second half and still found a way to fend off No. 2 Southeastern University (Fla.), 59-51, in Phoenix, Ariz.
Thirteenth-year head coach Drew Olson's squad made an impressive statement during a two-day run at the Arizona Christian Holiday Classic. The Bulldogs pulverized host and 21st-ranked Arizona Christian University, 105-63, on Thursday before winning Friday's grinder. In a span of less than two weeks, Concordia has beaten the teams ranked Nos. 1 and 2 in the NAIA Division II poll.
In recent seasons, Concordia and Southeastern have jockeyed for positioning near the top of the national poll, but they had yet to go head-to-head. When the Bulldogs blitzed the Fire with a 20-5 run to open the game, it appeared Philly Lammers and company might run away with it. Concordia led by as many as 19 points before watching the advantage melt to five on two separate occasions in the second half.
These battle-tested Bulldogs always had an answer. Southeastern seemingly had momentum when a 15-1 run pulled it within five (32-27) midway through the third quarter – but freshman Mackenzie Koepke responded with a trey to calm the waters. The Fire had one more push left in it, pulling within 45-40 with under 7:00 left – but All-Americans Quinn Wragge and Lammers responded with back-to-back buckets. Wragge, on a beautifully executed dime from MacKenzie Helman, then added a three-point play to snuff out the comeback bid.
Southeastern (11-2) was left to wonder what could have been, as in what if it hadn't started the game so miserably. The Fire went just 4-for-26 (.154) from the floor over the opening 20 minutes. The trio of Elsa Paulsson-Glantz, Makenzie Cann and Jaycee Coe came in averaging a combined 48.4 points per game. They totaled a collective 17 points on Friday while at times flummoxed in the face of Concordia's zone press.
Southeastern can play defense too. It's 2-3 zone helped hold the Bulldogs without a field goal for more than 10 minutes of play that stretched from the second quarter and into the third. Concordia overcame its 28.4 percent shooting with the toughness inside from Lammers (17 points, 10 rebounds), by taking care of the ball (10 turnovers) and by owning a significant rebounding edge (55-40) over one of the nation's most physically imposing squads.
Grace Barry and Taylor Cockerill joined Lammers in double figures with 11 points apiece. Koepke nailed a trio of triples off the bench, which was tightened on Friday. The offensive numbers were not pretty, but these are the types of games championship teams somehow have to gut out.
GPAC play will resume in the new year with a trip to 13th-ranked Dordt (12-4) coming up on Wednesday (Jan. 2). Tipoff from De Witt Gymnasium is slated for 6 p.m. CST. The Bulldogs have won each of the last 12 meetings with the Defenders, who will ride a four-game GPAC win streak into next week's clash.
But first, Concordia will enjoy a couple more days in Phoenix before flying back to Nebraska. Activities will include visits to the Grand Canyon and an NBA game.


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McCann attributes much of his success to the training he received in his first job—as a social worker. As an administrator at St. John's Home for Boys in Rockaway, New York, McCann recalls that he had to help underprivileged children learn how to overcome the scourge of poverty, drugs and despair. His experiences greatly influence the open management style he uses today.
McCann's first book, Stop and Sell the Roses, was published in 1998. His latest book, Celebrations: A Joyous Guide to Holidays from Past to Present, was published in November 2001.
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Jim McCann lives on Long Island with his wife and three children.


Stockholm 2016: Form Us With Love has added acoustic panels that look like wood to its Baux architectural products line, continuing the trend for noise-reducing products at this year's Stockholm Furniture Fair (+ slideshow).
Stockholm design studio Form Us With Love, which celebrates its 10th anniversary this year, updated its range of colourful products made from wood wool to include the more neutral Plank collection.
Made from a mixture of leftover wood chips, cement and water, the panels are designed for use as architectural wall features while also serving to dampen noise.
Acoustics were the hot topic at Stockholm Furniture Fair 2016, with designers and brands launching products aimed at making interiors quieter. These included Jin Kuramoto's collection of petal-shaped screens for Offecct, which can be arranged to help dampen noise in open-plan spaces.
Baux was first launched in 2014, and updated its range to include acoustic panels the following year. It then added square tiles to its product offering in December 2015.
"Our first collections for Baux were all about adding colour to a qualitative product that had remained anonymously grey for more than 70 years," said Form Us With Love co-founder Jonas Pettersson. "Our strategic developments became a study in pallets of vibrant ways."
"However, with Plank, our fourth collection for Baux, we began tackling the patterns from another angle, 'what if we make a perfect grid?'," he added.
At the Träullit factory in the south of Sweden, where the panels are made, the machines are turned off over the weekend in an effort to save energy.
This causes the production to happen at different temperatures between Monday and Friday, which Form Us With Love noticed results in variations in the colour of the bare panels.
When colder at the start of the week the products emerge with a light colour, but before the weekend the built-up heat from the production process adds a darker tinge.
Combining these different shades into compositions on a wall therefore creates the effect of wooden boards that naturally have slightly different tones.
The Baux Plank panels come in two sizes, which can be arranged in a variety of ways including vertical and diagonal stripes and a herringbone pattern.
Stockholm Furniture Fair 2016 took place from 9 to 13 February at the Stockholmsmässan exhibition centre, during the annual Stockholm Design Week. During the event, Form Us With Love also installed a retrospective exhibition at the city's Konstakademien to mark its first decade as a design studio.


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The All-New Volkswagen California
Camper and Trailer, News
Brandon Libby / July 4th, 2015
Some things in life are just not fair. It's a fact of life. Often we find ourselves peering over the proverbial fence seeking greener pastures and wondering why we were once again picked last for dodgeball -a reality many of us have faced at one time or another. It seems that Volkswagen has forgotten this cruel life lesson as they have created yet another unbalanced scenario. Herein lies the VW California, a modern reincarnation of the beloved bus of yesteryear that stole the hearts of every would-be traveller from young to old.
It seems that the Germans have resurrected one of the most iconic vehicles in history and saw fit to call it the "California", and here's the kicker: despite its namesake, it's not available in North America. This latest T6 camper chassis comes in two flavors, the Beach (sans kitchenette) and the Ocean, a fully equipped camper that draws inspiration from the classic layout. Let's go over a few of the new features.
Beginning with the Beach, which is the base platform, we see a myriad of upgrades in both functionality and safety. All of which add greatly to the end user experience. Both front seats pivot at their base adding 2 seats to the dining arrangement creating a total of 4 seats at the removeable table (the collapsible table is standard equipment and stows in the sliding door).
VW also offers an optional vehicle mounted awning where campers can enjoy the shade in a pair of collapsible camping chairs -which conveniently store in the liftgate when not in use. Not one to break tradition, VW added an aluminum pop top that hinges at the rear. The added height creates room for the slatted bed frame which supports a 2000mm x 1200mm mattress. For those on the primary level, the seats fold down to create a 2000mm x 1500mm bed (roughly the size of a standard queen mattress). An illuminated entry step adds a touch of class and provides a spot of safety at night.
Both California models are available with several state of the art safety systems. Features such as corner lights that illuminate the road around dark corners, as well as strategically placed sensors aim to provide safer travels by reducing blind spots. Neither version is equipped with a low range transfer case, instead the California make use of the company's proprietary 4MOTION all wheel drive system and optional electronic differential lock. The optional 4MOTION system monitors individual wheel speeds and uses braking force to ensure power is delivered to the wheels with traction.
Ocean | Specific Features
Similar to the Beach model, the Ocean enjoys a pop top with bed, seats that fold into a bed (although, smaller at 2000mm x 1140mm), only with the addition of a kitchenette, wardrobe -with sliding door, and gas storage compartment. The comprehensive kitchen includes a 42 liter fridge, twin burner gas stove, and stainless steel sink. The interior cabinetry is sleek and modern with a frosted glass worktop for easy cleanup -rounded edges afford a contemporary appearance and create an elegant environment overall. Whether enjoying the latest copy of Overland Journal in the top bunk, or a glass of wine over dinner, campers will no doubt find the multi directional flexible halogen lamp useful. VW put a lot of thought into the latest iteration of the classic campervan, and it would appear as though they have paid proper homage. Many of the old bits of charm remain despite the inherent intrusion of technological progress.
Whether its the simplicity of the Beach that you desire, or the at home convenience of the Ocean, either model will surely bring a smile and sense of nostalgia to your adventures. For many, a brand new VW campervan is a reality. As for the rest of us, we will have to continue watching the game from the sidelines.
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For 8 years, Brandon cut his teeth building and maintaining high-end Porsche race cars for Autometrics Motorsports, provided track support for NASA, PCA, American Le Mans and Grand-Am events, and competed at PCA-sanctioned autocrosses. During this time, he worked as a mechanic and tire changer at prestigious races such as the Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona, and helped AMS achieve third place overall in the NASCAR-owned, Grand-Am racing series—the highest of any independent team at that time. For the past 9 years, the skills acquired from his racing background have been directed toward planning and modifying vehicles for overland travel, and organizing trips. When he isn't traveling, Brandon can be found seeking zen in his workshop or planning his next outdoor adventure.
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Valentino Fortuzzi (* 11. Oktober 1997 in Berlin) ist ein deutsch-italienischer Schauspieler.

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Valentino Fortuzzi entstammt einer Künstlerfamilie. Sowohl sein Vater Alberto Fortuzzi als auch sein jüngerer Bruder Michelangelo arbeiten als Schauspieler. Bereits im Alter von 9 Jahren stand Fortuzzi erstmals auf der Bühne. Im Kinderchor der Berliner Staatsoper Unter den Linden sang er in verschiedenen Inszenierungen wie den Puccini-Opern Turandot, Tosca und La Bohème. Nach dem Stimmbruch wandte sich Fortuzzi der Schauspielerei zu und steht seit 2013 in unterschiedlichen Fernsehformaten vor der Kamera. 2019 begann er ein Schauspielstudium an der Filmuniversität Babelsberg Konrad Wolf, das er voraussichtlich 2023 abschließen wird. 2021 war er als Mordopfer an der Seite Jonas Holdenrieders in Trübe Wolken zu sehen.

Neben Deutsch und Italienisch als Muttersprachen spricht Valentino Fortuzzi fließend Englisch. Er lebt in Berlin.

Filmografie (Auswahl)
 2013: Pinocchio
 2014: Warum wir hier sind (Kurzfilm)
 2014: Polizeiruf 110: Hexenjagd
 2015: SOKO Wismar – Verlassen
 2016: Die siebte Stunde
 2016: Zwei Leben. Eine Hoffnung
 2016: Notruf Hafenkante – Schatten der Vergangenheit
 2016: Tante Maria, Argentinien und die Sache mit den Weißwürsten
 2017: Tod im Internat
 2017: Toter Winkel
 2020: Der Kriminalist – Horrorclown
 2020: Quarantime
 2021: Trübe Wolken
 2021: SOKO Wismar – Der schöne Schein
 2021: Polizeiruf 110: Frau Schrödingers Katze

Weblinks

 Valentino Fortuzzi bei culture-room.com
 Valentino Fortuzzi bei vimeo.com

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Valencia Gardens Student Settles for $20K in Lawsuit Against Police
By Joe Rivano Barros | Jul 31, 2015 | Featured, Front Page, Mobile, Newsletter, Today's Mission, Trouble | 0
Screen shot from the Youtube video of DJ's arrest made at the time.
San Francisco has agreed to pay $20,000 to the 21-year-old student who sued the city late last year after being allegedly beaten by three plainclothes police officers in 2013 for riding his bike on the sidewalk. Video of the event went viral on the internet at the time and sparked protests against police brutality.
"The settlement was for $20,000," said Andrea Guzman, a spokesperson for the city attorney's office. "The only thing I can add was we were able to settle before either side incurred significant legal expenses."
DeWitt Lacy, the attorney representing D'Paris "DJ" Williams in his lawsuit against the city, said the settlement was made "sometime in June" and that the city paid for medical bills in addition to the $20,000 settlement.
"A lot of it is medical costs we're taking care of, so the $20,000 figure is misleading," Lacy said. "He had a pretty substantial medical bill from not only the ambulance that took him to the hospital but also the treatment he received, and that was all taken care of by city."
The suit by Williams, then 20 years old, alleged wrongful detention and excessive force, while the city alleged that Williams had bitten one of the officers during the arrest, according to Lacy. He said that this was false, but that "none of that justifies the officers grabbing him and throwing him out of his house and beating him beforehand."
The incident occurred on November 15th, 2013 — a Friday afternoon when Williams was returning from attending the "Batkid" events downtown. He was riding his bicycle on the sidewalk in front of Valencia Gardens when plainclothes officers confronted him near his front door.
The officers told him to stop. William's sister Christina told Mission Local at the time that Williams went into her apartment with the bike and that officers then "yanked" and "dragged" him out of the house before "slamm[ing] him to the ground."
Police spokesperson Officer Gordon Shyy said at the time that the plainclothes officers identified themselves to Williams and tried to stop and cite the young man for the traffic violation, at which point he ignored their commands and continued to a Valencia Gardens apartment. Shyy described Williams as resistant and combative.
He was arrested for resisting arrest, assault, and riding his bike on the sidewalk, but was released the following Tuesday with all charges dropped.
During the arrest, residents of Valencia Gardens encircled the police and "formed a hostile crowd," according to Shyy. Police then called for backup and a melee broke out between officers and those present, resulting in four arrests and injuries to two men as well as two police officers.
Williams was represented by the Law Offices of John Burris, the same firm that representing the family of Alex Nieto after his slaying by police officers in 2014.
Lacy, Williams's lawyer, added today that the $20,000 settlement covered legal fees and that he would have gone to trial but Williams was "satisfied" with the settlement offered to him.
"I'm happy when my clients are happy," he said. "I am a very veracious advocate for my clients, and I would have been happy to take this matter to trial."
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The total value of securities class action settlements for 2018 has already far surpassed the total for all of 2017, according to recently released data, with legal experts saying the drop-off a year ago was mostly cyclical but also likely due to a dearth in high-profile fraud cases and a rising stock market.
The strong year shaping up in 2018 — with $3.5 billion in settlements so far, led by a $3 billion deal in January by Brazilian energy company Petrobras, according to figures compiled by ISS Securities Class Action Services — is good news for plaintiffs' firms that experienced a slight decline last year in the number of overall settlements, but a sharp decline in the amounts reached in those deals. The ISS numbers show that 162 settlements in 2017 garnered $2.1 billion, down from 199 settlements that generated $7.6 billion a year earlier.
Cohen Milstein managing partner Steven J. Toll, while also acknowledging the cyclical nature of settlement amounts, said 2017 was likely a down year as opposed to four of the past five years, in part due to a lack of deals in high-profile fraud cases. He specifically cited the kinds of securities class actions filed in connection with residential mortgage-backed securities fraud allegations that emerged during the 2008 financial crisis, which impacted some of the largest U.S. banks.
Many of those cases, Toll said, were filed in 2007 and 2008 and then settled between 2013 and 2016. And the ISS settlement data mostly reflects that, with totals of $7.6 billion in 2016, $6.3 billion in 2015 and $7.7 billion in 2013. Meanwhile, 2014 was another down year with $2.4 billion.
"Now you just see here and there big cases, but not as big as many of those high-profile RMBS cases," Toll said.
Toll also said the nearly decade-long bull market in stocks was another likely contributor to the 2017 decline in settlement amounts. "In a period of rising markets, there aren't too many massive drops," which might have led more investors to file securities class actions, he said.


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You need to know about Dee Diggs
Boston DJ Dee Diggs is a force to be reckoned with. She says she has many personas, but especially loves embodying a young femme who loves to have a good time and lose herself to the music, all while showing people what the human experience has to offer. We caught up with her to hear what inspires her and drives her creative energy.
Joe Curtin
What inspired you to become a DJ?
Dee: I think it was a movie and a DJ friend of mine. I was studying abroad in France, in this town called Grenoble. It has this really cool underground scene. It's like its own alternative mountain city, and there's a lot of different art initiatives there. There's lots of bars and clubs, and as a nightlife enthusiast, I try to scope out places to see where the locals are, and what the artist scene is like. I met a bunch of DJs and artists there, and started talking to them about what I was interested in. It was great talking to them about house music, because the way it's been exported to Europe, you would think it was started there. My friend runs a record label in hish basement called Full Fridge Music, and I was talking to him a lot, and he said there aren't enough women who are expressing their ideas in this way and [not enough of their peers] encouraging them to do so.
Then, I watched this beautiful French film called Eden, which is about the rise and fall of a DJ, and it really interested me as well. It made me feel like I could do the DJ life and not fail at it, and [I] was like yeah, I have my head on right. I can do this and not just spiral all the time.
I came back to Boston, where I was already doing college radio before,but now wanted to mix live on the air. [I] started exploring how to do that, which opened my eyes and sensibilities about music and music technology. Then after the radio station burned down, my friend started booking me to play at different venues around town."
As a black female DJ, have you faced any stereotypes or hardships?
Dee: Thankfully, there's a lot of social clout in supporting femme DJs right now. I feel like I came at the right time, because so many women have done all the foundational work before me, so my efforts are taken seriously. As I've grown into this art form, other women and other femmes have been stepping stones and guardian angels for me.
And in terms of stereotypes, people assume I'm not going to play the genres I play. They think I'm going to play hip hop, which I have no problem playing, but I can do so much more. Black music is so much more than just hip-hop.
What is your most important tool as an artist? Is there something you can't live without when you are creating?
Dee: I guess the internet? I feel like when I'm digging for the story behind the music, and when I'm stuck and looking for references, you have to go back to the timeline for help. I love where my natural curiosity leads me. It's so powerful to me that people in 1985 were jacking to this song I found yesterday, and here I am in what was supposed to be in the future, but is actually the apocalypse, dancing to the same track. I wouldn't have that depth of understanding if I didn't have the endless world of [the] internet to help put those clues together.
What do you think is an artist's role in society?
Dee: A DJ's place is something I take very seriously. I do think you're choosing to be a leader in the space that you're inhabiting. You are leading people on to an experience, onto a sonic journey. It's all about how aware you are of other people, how you treat people, and the example that you set. I'm really serious about the atmosphere and the vibe I bring or influence; I don't just play songs. I'm standing up, asking everyone to trust me for these few moments: Give me your attention and curiosity. Take this journey with me.
When did you feel most vulnerable as an artist, and how did you maneuver through that difficulty?
Dee: Every time I play somewhere new, to be honest, [I feel vulnerable]. I am so blessed and grateful that I've been able to play in so many different spaces in Boston and New York, so far. There's no better feeling than walking into a space I haven't inhabited before, and zoning into the music. I have to trust myself and hope that people vibe to it. When I'm putting these ideas of elements and sounds together—that's when I feel most at home, even in a strange booth experimenting with whatever mixer im playing on. I have so much fun and sometimes I forget about the time and people. When I look out into the crowd, I'm looking to sense how the energy is building.
"I WANT TO HAVE REALLY PURE MOMENTS OF SONIC ECSTASY AND BE ABLE TO VISUALLY EXPRESS THAT."
What are you trying to communicate with your art?
Georgette Bibber
Dee: It's really important to me to keep digging for and playing the kinds of music that I love, because I feel like it's all really connected to the black experience and black diaspora. That's something that's not really spoken about outwardly, and people don't like to talk about it in that context, but that's what it is; a soundtrack. This music is a story that was written for me to find; this is music made by other black weirdos that was made for me to find and share in the most interesting ways possible.
I think that I really want to remind people where it comes from and what it is, and that that's the reason why so many people in the world resonate with it. I think it is very important to have the people who look like the ancestors and originators in these spaces sharing this music. I'm happy to share it and I want us to all love this music, but don't deny the origin and don't treat me like an outsider. I'm supposed to be here.
What creative medium would you like to pursue but haven't already?
Dee: I definitely want to get my visuals game up, and figure out what I want to put out to share with the world visually. I have weird video ideas that I would love to bring to life. I want to have really pure moments of sonic ecstasy and be able to visually express that. I think that idea also influences how I do decor for events I curate as well.
What's the best piece of advice you've been given?
Dee: Just do it—Nike! Honestly! I'm prone to creative hesitation and saying "I have to think this through and write this down" before I do it, and that's somewhat of an excuse. What you need to do is figure out where to start, get up and just do it. Don't be afraid of your own power.
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What current projects/shows do you have coming up?
Dee: I have a few sets I'm going to play in New York City and Boston, which I'm really excited about. You can follow me on Instagram to see where.
I get a lot of my energy from live performances, so I can't wait and always look forward to them. I'm also a bit of a chameleon as well, so sometimes I meet a new side of myself at a gig because the variables are different; my instincts play out in a slightly different way. I become the element of surprise.
By Jourdan W.
October 11, 2017 by Jamileh Sabety-Javid
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Category: Scandinavian Airlines
Boeing, engine failure, Norway, Scandinavian Airlines
Scandinavian Airlines Plane Rejects Takeoff From Oslo
December 11, 2018 December 11, 2018 engine failure, Norway, Oslo, rejected takeoff, Scandinavian Airlines, Stavanger
Scandinavian Airlines flight SK-4023 had to reject takeoff from Oslo, Norway, on December 9th.
The Boeing 737-700 plane was accelerating to takeoff for Stavanger, Norway, when the crew rejected takeoff due to an engine failure.
The plane safely returned to the apron. No injuries were reported.
Airbus, cabin pressure, Emergency, Scandinavian Airlines, Spain
Scandinavian Airlines Flight Returns to Spain due to Cabin Pressure Problems
December 4, 2018 December 4, 2018 Billund, Cabin pressure, Denmark, emergency landing, Las Palmas, Scandinavian Airlines, Spain
Scandinavian Airlines flight SK-7736 had to return and make an emergency landing in Las Palmas, Spain, on December 1st.
The Airbus A321-200 plane took off for Billund, Denmark, but had to turn back due to issues with the cabin pressure.
Boeing, Emergency, engine shut down, Scandinavian Airlines, Sweden
Scandinavian Airlines Flight Makes Emergency Landing in Lulea, Sweden
September 30, 2018 September 30, 2018 emergency landing, engine shutdown, Kiruna, Lulea, Scandinavian Airlines, Stockholm, Sweden
Scandinavian Airlines flight SK-1049 made an emergency landing in Lulea, Sweden, on September 28th.
The Boeing 737-600 plane heading from Kiruna to Stockholm, Sweden, was diverted after the crew needed to shut down one of the engines.
Airbus, Denmark, Emergency, Hydraulic leak, Scandinavian Airlines
Scandinavian Airlines Flight Returns to Copenhagen due to Hydraulic Leak
June 23, 2018 June 23, 2018 Copenhagen, Denmark, emergency landing, hydraulic leak, New Jersey, Newark, Scandinavian
Scandinavian Airlines flight SK-909 made an emergency landing in Copenhagen, Denmark, on June 22nd.
The Airbus A330-300 plane took off for Newark, New Jersey, but had to turn back due to a hydraulic leak.
Boeing, Emergency, Netherlands, Scandinavian Airlines, smoke
Scandinavian Airlines Flight Makes Emergency Landing in Amsterdam
May 30, 2018 May 30, 2018 Amsterdam, Belgium, Brussels, emergency landing, Netherlands, Norway, Oslo, Scandinavian, smoke
Scandinavian Airlines flight SK-4743 made an emergency landing in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on May 29th.
The Boeing 737-800 plane heading from Oslo, Norway, to Brussels, Belgium, was diverted after the crew noticed smoke in the cabin.
Boeing, Emergency, Ireland, Landing Gear, Scandinavian Airlines
Scandinavian Airlines Plane Returns to Shannon Airport due to Landing Gear Problem
February 14, 2018 February 14, 2018 Czech republic, emergency landing, Ireland, landing gear, Ostrava, Scandinavian Airlines, Shannon Airport
Scandinavian Airlines flight SK-9113 had to return and make an emergency landing at Shannon Airport, Ireland, on February 12th.
The Boeing 737-700 plane took off for Ostrava, Czech Republic, but had to turn back due to an issue with the landing gear.
The plane landed back safely. All passengers and crew members remained unharmed.
Boeing, Emergency, Scandinavian Airlines, smoke, Sweden
Scandinavian Airlines Flight Makes Emergency Landing in Stockholm
October 19, 2017 October 19, 2017 emergency landing, Malmo, Scandinavian Airlines, smell, smoke, Stockholm, Sweden
Scandinavian Airlines flight SK-128 made an emergency landing in Stockholm, Sweden, on October 17th.
The Boeing 737-800 plane flying from Malmo, Sweden, was on approach to Stockholm when the crew reported smell of smoke in the cockpit.
The plane continued for a safe landing. All one hundred and fifty-seven people aboard remained unharmed.
Airbus, back to base, Emergency, Poland, Scandinavian Airlines, smoke
Scandinavian Airlines Plane Makes Emergency Landing due to Smoke in Cabin
June 21, 2017 June 21, 2017 5, 88, A319-100, Airbus, airlines, back to base, cabin, Copenhagen, crew, Denmark, eight, eighty, Emergency, flight, Gdansk, landing, passengers, Poland, return, safe, Scandinavian, SK-1758, smoke
Scandinavian Airlines flight SK-1758 had to return and make an emergency landing in Gdansk, Poland, on June 20th.
The Airbus A319-100 plane took off for Copenhagen, Denmark, but had to return shortly afterwards due to smoke in the cabin.
The plane landed back safely. All eighty-eight passengers and five crew members remained unharmed.
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Scandinavian Airlines Plane Rejects Takeoff from Kirkenes, Norway
April 25, 2017 April 25, 2017 737-700, airlines, Boeing, departure, flight, gear, issue, Kirkenes, Norway, nose, Oslo, reject, runway, safe, Scandinavian, SK-4479, steering, stop, take off
Scandinavian Airlines flight SK-4479 had to reject takeoff from Kirkenes, Norway, on April 23rd.
The Boeing 737-700 plane was preparing to depart for Oslo, Norway, when the crew rejected takeoff due to a nose gear steering issue.
The plane safely stopped at the runway. Everyone aboard remained unharmed.
Airbus, cabin pressure, Canada, Diversion, Emergency, Scandinavian Airlines
Scandinavian Airlines Flight Diverts to Canada After Loss of Cabin Pressure
April 18, 2017 April 18, 2017 196, A340-300, Airbus, airlines, bay, cabin, Canada, Chicago, Copenhagen, Denmark, diversion, emergency landing, flight, goose, Happy, Illinois, Labrador, loss, Newfoundland, people, pressure, safe, Scandinavian, SK-944, Valley
Scandinavian Airlines flight SK-944 had to divert and make an emergency landing in Happy Valley-Goose Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, on April 16th.
The Airbus A340-300 plane heading from Chicago, Illinois, to Copenhagen, Denmark, was diverted due to loss of cabin pressure.
The plane landed uneventfully. There were 196 people aboard at the time; all of them remained unharmed.
Boeing, Emergency, engine trouble, Norway, Scandinavian Airlines
Scandinavian Airlines Flight Makes Emergency Landing in Norway
March 13, 2017 March 13, 2017 emergency landing, engine issue, Haugesund, Las Palmas, Norway, Scandinavian Airlines, Spain, Stavanger
Scandinavian Airlines flight SK-7402 had to divert and make an emergency landing in Stavanger, Norway, on March 11th.
The Boeing 737-700 plane heading from Las Palmas, Spain, to Haugesund, Norway, was diverted due to an engine issue.
Airbus, back to base, cargo, Denmark, Emergency, Scandinavian Airlines, smoke
Scandinavian Airlines Flight Returns to Copenhagen due to Cargo Smoke Indication
February 7, 2017 February 7, 2017 56, A340-300, Airbus, airlines, back to base, Beijing, cargo, China, Copenhagen, Denmark, emergency landing, flight, indication, passengers, people, replacement, return, safe, Scandinavian, SK-995, smoke
Scandinavian Airlines flight SK-995 had to return and make an emergency landing in Copenhagen, Denmark, on February 4th.
The Airbus A340-300 plane took off for Beijing, China, but had to return shortly afterwards after the crew received a cargo smoke indication.
The plane landed uneventfully. All 56 people aboard remained safe.
Boeing, Diversion, Emergency, Norway, Scandinavian Airlines, technical difficulty
Scandinavian Airlines Plane Makes Emergency Landing due to Technical Issue
January 23, 2017 January 23, 2017 737-800, airlines, Boeing, diversion, emergency landing, flight, issue, Norway, Oslo, passengers, safe, Scandinavian, SK-4418, technical, Tromso, Trondheim
Scandinavian Airlines flight SK-4418 had to divert and make an emergency landing in Trondheim, Norway, on January 22nd.
The Boeing 737-800 plane heading from Oslo to Tromso, Norway, was diverted due to a technical issue.
cabin pressure, Diversion, Emergency, Norway, Scandinavian Airlines
Scandinavian Airlines Flight Makes Emergency Landing due to Loss of Cabin Pressure
December 23, 2016 December 23, 2016 airlines, cabin, diversion, emergency landing, flight, lose, Norway, Oslo, pressure, safe, Scandinavian, SK-4437, Tromso, Trondheim
Scandinavian Airlines flight SK-4437 had to divert and make an emergency landing in Trondheim, Norway, on December 20th.
The plane heading from Tromso to Oslo, Norway, was diverted after it lost cabin pressure.
back to base, Denmark, Emergency, engine trouble, Scandinavian Airlines
Scandinavian Airlines Flight Makes Emergency Landing in Copenhagen
October 18, 2016 October 18, 2016 airlines, back to base, Beijing, bleed, China, Copenhagen, Denmark, emergency landing, Engine, flight, issue, return, safe, Scandinavian, SK-995
Scandinavian Airlines flight SK-995 made an emergency landing in Copenhagen, Denmark, on October 15th.
The plane took off for Beijing, China, but had to return shortly afterwards due to an engine bleed issue.
The plane landed safely. Everyone aboard remained unhurt.
bomb threat, Diversion, Emergency, Scandinavian Airlines, Sweden
Scandinavian Airlines Plane Diverts due to Bomb Threat
January 23, 2016 January 23, 2016 airlines, airport, bomb threat, diversion, emergency landing, flight, Göteborg Landvetter, Heathrow, investigation, London, safe, Scandinavian, SK1530, Stockholm, Sweden
Scandinavian Airlines flight SK1530 had to make an emergency landing at Göteborg Landvetter Airport in Sweden, on January 22.
Authorities said the plane, en-route from London Heathrow to Stockholm, Sweden, was diverted due to a bomb threat.
The plane landed safely. All 72 people aboard remained unharmed.
The investigation is underway.
Boeing, Emergency, Germany, SAS, Scandinavian Airlines
Crack in Outer Window Prompts SAS Flight to Land in Emergency
May 18, 2014 May 18, 2014 crack, emergency landing, Frankfurt, Germany, Italy, Milan, Norway, Oslo, window
A Scandinavian Airlines flight had to make ab emergency landing after a passenger noticed that the aircraft had a cracked window.
The incident happened on May 16, when the flight SK-4718 was on its way from Milan, Italy to Oslo, Norway. The pilot then requested emergency protocol for landing in Frankfurt, Germany.
The plane touched down at 09:03 UTC. All passengers and crew members were safely evacuated. A ferry later transported the Boeing 737-600 aircraft to Oslo for examination.
Boeing, Medical emergency, Scandinavian Airlines
SAS Scandinavian Airlines: Baby Scalded On Board
What: SAS Scandinavian Airlines Boeing 737-800 en route from Oslo to Trondheim
Where: Trondheim
When: Apr 18th 2011
Who: infant
Why: The mother was in the aisle seat with a 2 year old infant on her lap when water from the cart spilled on to the baby. It is said a passenger bumped the cart.
Medical services on board the flight treated the baby.
This reminds me of Liebeck v. McDonald's Restaurants. Remember that case? A jury awarded her $2.86 million for getting burned by a cup of hot Mcdonalds coffee. They reduced that award to $640,000 but I think the final settlement was confidential. Of course Liebeck wasn't an infant in her mother's lap. She was 79, presumably familiar with the process of coffee drinking, and the water gave her third-degree burns on six percent of her body. No wonder they treated the baby while still on board.
airliners.net, Boeing, Diversion, engine shut down, engine trouble, Scandinavian Airlines, technical difficulty
SAS Boeing Emergency Diversion-1 Engine Down
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Contact photographer Joost de Wit
What: SAS Scandinavian Airlines Boeing 737-700 en route from Bergen to Oslo (Norway)
Where: Bergen
When: Mar 2nd 2011
Who: 89 passengers
Why: After takeoff, the right engine started misbehaving, making rude noises and sparking. The pilots had to return to Bergen to get the engine's attitude adjusted.
airliners.net, Canadair, clearance, Denmark, Scandinavian Airlines
SAS Proximity/Clearance Issue in Copenhagen
Contact photographer Kristoffer K Rivedal
What: SAS Scandinavian Airlines Canadair CRJ-900 en route from Copenhagen Denmark to Vilnius Lithuania
Where: Copenhagen
When: Nov 26 2010
Why: After de-icing, the plane continued straight onto the runway turnoff bypassing the stop bar protecting the runway. The plane passed in close proximity within Cimber Sterling Canadair CRJ-200 which had received takeoff clearance.
Havarikommission, AKA the Danish Accident Investigation Board determined there was a serious incident (risk of collision) and commissioned an investigation.
Airbus, Denmark, Medical emergency, runway, Scandinavian Airlines
Scandinavian Airlines Ramp Worker Run Over by Airbus in Copenhagen
What: SAS Scandinavian Airlines Airbus A340-300 being towed into a hangar 4
Where: Kastrup Airport, Copenhagen
When: Sep 27th 2010
Who: 58 year old ground crewman
Why: The 31 year employee of the airport was placing chooks under the wheels when the plane rolled over his legs. He was rushed to Rigshospitalet hospital, where he underwent amputation of his legs and remains in critical condition.
Danish police are investigating.
Diversion, Falling Parts, McDonnell Douglas, Scandinavian Airlines
SAS Falling Pieces
Contact photographer AlainDurand
What: SAS Scandinavian Airlines McDonnell Douglas MD-82 on a ferry flight from Lourdes to Oslo
Where: Belgium
When: Jun 3rd 2010
Who: 3 crew members
Why: After takeoff, a piece of a tail fin was found on the runway. The crew performed a flyby for ATC to perform a visual inspection. Nothing irregular was found by ATC or by the crew so they continued the flight, but diverted to Stockholm for inspection.
airliners.net, Emergency, Falling Parts, Germany, McDonnell Douglas, Scandinavian Airlines
Berlin: Scandinavian Airlines MD-82 Falling Parts
Contact photographer Rafael García
What: SAS Scandinavian Airlines McDonnell Douglas MD-82 en route from Pristina Kosovo to Copenhagen
Where: Berlin
When: Apr 3rd 2010
Who: 89 passengers and 5 crew
Why: After takeoff from Kosovo, a part fell from the engine. the crew diverted to Berlin and made a safe landing.
airliners.net, Canadair, Diversion, Emergency, engine shut down, Finland, Scandinavian Airlines
Turku Finland: SAS CRJ Engine Shut Down
Contact photographer Shaun Simpson
What: SAS Scandinavian Airlines/ Cimber Air Canadair CRJ-100 en route from Turku Finland to Copenhagen Denmark
Where: Turku
When: Feb 4 2010
Why: After takeoff, the plane developed a problem with the left engine and it was shut down. The crew returned the plane to the Turku airport and made a safe landing.
airliners.net, Canadair, Emergency, Germany, Scandinavian Airlines, unsafe gear
Unsecured Gear Induces Cimber Air Cancellation
Pictured: Dramatic photo of a Cimber Air Canadair CL-600-2B19 Regional Jet CRJ-100LR filmed over Hamburg.
Contact photographer Sönke Hofmann
What: Scandinavian Airlines/Cimber Air Canadair CRJ-200 en route from Hamburg to Copenhagen
Where: Hamburg
When: Jan 22nd 2010
Why: After takeoff, the pilot retracted the gear routinely but failed to receive the safe gear confirmation. The pilot returned to Hamburg and made a safe landing.
The flight was cancelled.


By T.M., Creative Ventures Strategy Coordinator — In addition to the SEND International teams we have all over the world who are reaching out to engage and share with those who don't know Jesus, we also have teams doing that same thing in several cities in North America. In Atlanta, Detroit, Winnipeg and New York City, these teams are living out their faith in practical and spiritual ways among Muslim immigrants. There are amazing stories coming out of these ministries as most people respond well to being loved! We want to challenge you to consider ways that you, too, can be involved in reaching out to your neighbors who have newly come to this country and to your neighborhood. We are talking about immigrants who need the gospel.
Talk about immigration is everywhere these days. Opinions for one view or another are batted back and forth with vigor. And while solutions are needed and the issue must be discussed, in the heat of the moment, we Christians risk missing a crucial opportunity. Regardless of our views concerning new immigrants, there are millions of legal immigrants already living among us who need to hear the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Many of these immigrants are from countries that would be very difficult for you and I to visit, let alone to gain permanent residence to live and do ministry there.
I have heard it said that most international students, after four years of attending university in the States, return to their home country without ever having been invited inside an American home! This is terrible and it causes me to wonder about the statistics for legal immigrants living here permanently. How many of them have had invited inside an American home? And more importantly, how many have had the gospel of Jesus Christ shared with them in a way that they can understand?
Each generation is responsible to share Christ with their own generation, and with each passing year, as our neighborhoods become more multicultural and diversified, this grows more challenging. Gone are the days when you could assume that everyone knew the basics of the gospel. Now we live in cities with neighborhoods that are increasingly unchurched and with this change, biblical literacy is fading fast.
If you feel the Lord nudging your heart at this point, I want to challenge you to consider some ways that you can step up and reach out of your comfort zone to help meet some of these needs within immigrant communities.
Pray. Pray for wisdom, grace and courage to reach out to those neighbors who speak a different language and who dress a bit differently than you.
Invite them over for a cup of coffee or tea, or bake a cake or prepare a basket of fruit and take it to them.
Find points of interest to talk about and ask for ways that you could be praying for them.
Ask them to tell you about the country they are from. What made it special? What do they miss? Most people love to talk about their families and their home countries.
Do a little internet research about their country, so the next time you talk to them you have a bit of an idea about the geography of the land and location of their town or area.
Volunteer to help with one of their needs — help with shopping, getting a driver's license, getting to a medical appointment, etc.
Visit again a few days or a week later and ask about the person or situation about which your neighbor asked you to pray.
We continue to pray with others in the 10/10 Prayer Initiative, that 10 percent of the Muslim world would come to Christ in the next 10 years. You are welcome to join us in this prayer initiative as the SEND International community has committed to pray and fast as an organization the first Friday of each month.
That more people and churches would take the time to learn more about the foreigners in their midst. We tend to fear what we don't understand.
For more workers to join the SEND teams reaching out to immigrant communities here in the States.
For local churches to open their hearts and doors to the immigrant communities that are right next door.


"Promoting Food Safety Awareness for Older Adults by Using Online Educa" by Amber Roy, Sarah L. Francis et al.
This article is from Journal of Extension 54 (2016): 1TOT8. Posted with permission.
Roy, Amber; Francis, Sarah L.; Shaw, Angela; and Rajagopal, Lakshman, "Promoting Food Safety Awareness for Older Adults by Using Online Education Modules" (2016). Food Science and Human Nutrition Publications. 124.


Reasonably priced to develop and simple to keep, modest residences come in a lot of different styles and floor programs. From Craftsman bungalows to small in-law suites, modest house ideas are centered on residing huge with open floor ideas, generous porches, and flexible living spaces. Stay on spending budget without having sacrificing type by picking a modest property prepare with plenty of curb appeal, from front porches to huge windows. The exact definition of tiny varies from place to place and person to particular person, but most of the residences in this category are below 2,000 square feet (some as tiny as 300 square feet!) Whether you want a straightforward house that's inexpensive to construct, an auxiliary dwelling unit for an in-law, or a charming country cottage, you'll find what you're seeking for in our assortment of modest house programs.


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I have used TIGI S Factor products for about 7 years now, as things have evolved I find the Diamond Dreams is my favorite of the shampoos. This product smells great, conditions my hair, and the color lasts longer. It has become increasingly hard to find. I was pleasantly surprised to find it listed on FrangraceNet. The price was great and it arrived promptly and packaged well. I'll be ordering from FragranceNet in the future.


Hi, Sweet Readers – do we have a treat for you today! It's our Oatmeal Date & Nut Bars and they are oaty, soft and chewy, with lots of sweet dates and crunchy chopped walnuts. The dates, brown sugar and butter make them nice and sticky, and they taste like oatmeal heaven in delicious dessert bars!
We love our oatmeal date & nut cookies, so we thought we would make them as dessert bars. And, let me tell you, they turned out every bit as good, and maybe even a little better!
If you've never tried the awesome combination of oats with sweet dates and crunchy walnuts, you really should. Because, this combination is right up there with chocolate & peanut, or cranberries & white chocolate!
Preheat oven to 350º F and grease a 9″ x 13″ baking dish.
In a large bowl cream together 1 cup softened butter, 1 cup lightly packed brown sugar, 1/4 cup sugar, and 1/2 teaspoon salt. Mix on low speed until blended, then on medium speed for an additional minute.
Add 2 large eggs and 1 teaspoon vanilla extract. Mix on low speed until combined, then at medium speed for a minute, and then at high speed for an additional minute. The mixture should be pale and fluffy.
Add 1 1/2 cups flour, 1 teaspoon baking powder, 1 teaspoon baking soda, and 1 teaspoon cinnamon, and blend together on low speed. Then add 4 level cups of oats and mix on low speed again, just until blended in.
Next add 8 oz of chopped dates and 1 cup chopped walnuts, reserving about 1/4 cup of each for the top of the bars. Mix on low speed just until blended in.
Use a large cookie scooper and place dough balls in the greased baking pan.
Pro Tip: This nifty little trick of using a cookie scooper will help you distribute the dough quicker and more evenly.
Put wax paper over the dough and press down to evenly distribute. Sprinkle the reserved 1/4 cup dates & 1/4 cup walnuts and press them into the dough.
Bake in a preheated 350º F oven for 30-35 minutes, or until the top and edges are golden brown and the center doesn't jiggle but is still soft.
Pro Tip: Do not overbake, doing so will make these bars dry, and you want them to be nice and moist and sticky.
These date bars are so incredibly delicious! If oatmeal date or oatmeal raisin cookies are your faves, then you're gonna love these – WE PROMISE!
We hope you try our Oatmeal Date & Nut Bars and enjoy them as much as we do. If you make them, please snap a picture and tag us on social media @MySweetMission or #MySweetMission. We'd love to see it!
Our Oatmeal Date & Nut Bars are oaty, soft and chewy, with lots of sweet dates and crunchy walnuts. The dates, brown sugar and butter make them nice and sticky, and they taste like oatmeal heaven in delicious dessert bars!
Preheat oven to 350º F and grease a 9" x 13" baking dish.
In a large bowl cream together the butter, sugars, and salt. Mix on low speed until blended, then on medium speed for an additional minute.
Add the eggs and vanilla extract. Mix on low speed until combined, then at medium speed for a minute, and then at high speed for an additional minute. The mixture should be pale and fluffy.
Add the flour, along with the baking powder, baking soda, and cinnamon and blend together on low speed. Then add the oats and mix on low speed again, just until blended in.
Next add the chopped dates and walnuts, reserving about 1/4 cup of each for the top of the bars. Mix on low speed just until blended in.
Use a large cookie scooper and place dough balls in the greased baking pan. Put wax paper over the dough and press down to evenly distribute. Sprinkle the reserved dates & walnuts and press them into the dough.
Bake in a preheated oven for 30-35 minutes, or until the top and edges are golden brown and the center doesn't jiggle but is still soft.
When measuring the oats, make sure the measuring cup is level and not rounded. Because adding too many oats will make the bars dry.
Do not overbake, doing so will make these bars dry, and you want them to be nice and moist and sticky.
Store bars in an airtight container. These bars also freeze well for up to 6 months.
I found these to be extremely sweet for my taste. Would cutting the brown sugar in half cause the bars to be crumbly?


LAHORE – The newly-appointed Punjab Inspector General of Police (IGP) Aftab Sultan took over the charge of his office on Monday.
On his arrival at the Central Police Office (CPO), Additional-IG Punjab Khan Baig, Additional-IG Sohail Ahmed Khan, DIG (Headquarters) Muhammad Tahir and other senior police officers presented a warm welcome to the IGP. On this occasion, an active police squad presented Guard f Honour to the IGP. Soon after taking over the charge of his new office, the IGP presided over a high-level meeting at the CPO. Additional-IG Punjab Khan Baig, Additional-IG Traffic Kalb-e-Abbas, Additional-IG (Welfare and Finance) Sarmad Saeed, Additional-IG (Training) Mubarak Ali Athar, Additional-IG (PHP) Malik Khuda Bukhash Awan, Additional-IG (Investigations) Punjab Naseem-ul-Zaman, DIG (Headquarters) Muhammad Tahir, DIG (Establishment) Amjad Javed Saleemi, DIG (PHP) Ali Amir Malik, DIG (Investigations) Punjab Abubakar Khuda Bukhash, DIG (Training) Muhammad Abid Qadri, CCPO Lahore Muhammad Amlish, DIG (Operations) Lahore Muhammad Tahir Rai, and DIG (Investigations) Chaudhry Shafique Gujjar were also present on this occasion besides other officers. All the officers briefed the IGP about sections and fields.
Addressing the meeting, the Punjab IGP hoped that all the officers would give top priority to merit and discipline while discharging their professional duties. The provincial police chief also underlined that all the officers would provide him full cooperation so that he could accomplish the professional responsibilities, assigned to him, in a better way.
Emergency operations reviewed: The Director General of the Punjab Emergency Service (Rescue 1122) Dr Rizwan Naseer on Monday reviewed the performance of emergency operations in all districts of the Punjab to ensure uniform standard of the Service.
While chairing a meeting, the DG said that road traffic accidents and medical emergencies have increased up to an alarming stage. He asserted that the motorcyclists should never indulge in dangerous act of wheelie, over speeding, careless driving and usage of mobile phone while driving, as these are the common causes of traffic accidents.


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Zachary started Trout Insights, Inc. in 2017, with a broad goal of leveraging technology to improve the fishing experience for anglers. Today, Zachary is acting full-time CEO of TroutRoutes, focusing on business operations, marketing, and most extensively on the product management and expansion into new regions. Zachary is also passionate about conservation of cold water fisheries and the outdoor environment, and is actively involved with Trout Unlimited.
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WNY Football: Connolly Cup nominees for Week 10
by: Jonah Bronstein
Updated: Nov 7, 2022 / 09:06 AM EST
In its 50th anniversary season, the Connolly Cup will be presented to the most outstanding high school football player in Western New York. Below are the athletes nominated by the selection committee and their performances for Week 10.
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Trevor Barry, RB, Iroquois — Rushed for 185 yards and six touchdowns on 21 carries.
Chris Bergman, QB/LB, Akron — Completed 16 of 27 passes for 288 yards and four touchdowns. Ran 13 times for 70 yards and another 2two touchdowns. Made three solo tackles and assisted on another six.
Jahyden Clark, WR, Canisius — Caught nine passes for 147 yards and two touchdowns.
Antonio Davis, QB, Bennett — Completed 8 of 9 passes for 228 yards and four touchdowns.
Mike Doctor, WR/DB, Canisius — Caught nine passes for 52 yards. Punted twice for 77 yards. Had an outstanding game in the defensive backfield.
Kendal Donovan, RB, Williamsville North — Rushed for 213 yards and two touchdowns on 24 carries.
Micah Davis, RB/LB, Fredonia — Rushed for 147 yards and a touchdown on 20 carries. Caught three passes for 38 yards and another score. Made 7.5 tackles on defense.
Amir Douglas, RB/LB, Lackawanna — Rushed for 66 yards while scoring a touchdown on nine carries. Made eight tackles.
Xander Hind, RB/DB, Randolph — Rushed for 285 yards and three touchdowns on 31 carries. Also made 2.5 tackles.
Nate McGoldrick, TE, Iroquois — Caught five passes for 109 yards.
Carson Panebianco, WR, Jamestown — Caught six passes for 128 yards and a touchdown.
Rashard Perry, OL/DL, Bennett — He had four tackles and two sacks while facing double and triple-team blocks. Still managed to dominate on the defensive line, occupying two or three blockers to help other defenders make plays. When in on offense he helped the run and pass games operate at will.
Jameer Thomas, WR, Bennett — Caught five passes 179 yards and three touchdowns. Returned a punt 60 yards for another touchdown.
Antwan Threets, RB, Lackawanna — Rushed for 105 yards and a touchdown on 21 carries.
Vincent Zimmerman, QB, Canisius — Completed 22 of 33 passes for 243 yards and two touchdowns.
Trevor Barry, RB, Iroquois: Rushed for 165 yards and five touchdowns on 24 carries.
Dalton Caldwell, RB/LB, Falconer/Cass/Maple Grove: Rushed for 153 yards and two touchdowns on 17 carries. Made 11 tackles on defense.
Brady Culhane, RB, Clarence: Rushed for 146 yards and two touchdowns on 28 carries.
Micah Davis, RB/LB, Fredonia: Rushed for 117 yards and two touchdowns on 18 carries. Contributed nine tackles on defense.
Dorian Facen Jr., WR/DE, Williamsville East: Caught nine passes for 223 yards and three touchdowns. Ran for 21 yards and another touchdown. Returned a kickoff 75 yards for a fifth touchdown. Had a 2-point conversion to account for all 32 points his team scored. Made 10 tackles, two for loss of yardage.
Michael Frederick, QB/DB, Allegany/Limestone: Completed 17 of 33 pass attempts for 341 yards and four touchdowns. Ran for 82 yards and a touchdown on 18 carries. Defensively he had 1.5 tackles.
Ethan Fry, QB/DB, Fredonia: Completed 13 of 16 attempts for 251 yards and four touchdowns. Ran for 87 yards. Made thre tackles on defense.
Dalton Giboo, RB/DB, Pioneer: Ran 21 times for 91 yards. Caught one pass for 21 yards. Also made eight tackles.
Logan Halladay, LB, Pioneer: Made 12 tackles.
Keadon Holcomb, RB, Portville: Scored two touchdowns while running for 201 yards on 20 carries.
Maddox Isaac, QB, Salamanca: Completed 2 of 5 passes for 67 yards and one touchdown. Ran for 114 yards and another touchdown on six carries.
Justus Kleitz, QB, Iroquois: Completed 15 of 19 passes for 261 yards and two touchdowns.
Ben Dickinson, SB/DB, Newfane: Caught nine passes for 186 yards and three touchdowns. Had four tackles and one interception on defense.
Trey Drake, QB, Jamestown: Completed 15 of 22 passes for 185 yards and two touchdowns. Ran for 38 yards and two touchdowns on eight carries.
Michael Frederick, QB/DB, Allegany-Limestone: Completed 12 of 13 passes for 162 yards and a touchdown. Ran for 133 yards and two touchdowns on 15 carries. Had three tackles and a fumble recovery on defense.
Ethan Fry, QB/DB, Fredonia: Completed 14 of 20 passes for 184 yards and three touchdowns. Ran for 27 yards on three carries. Intercepted a pass and made 4 tackles on defense.
Billy Gechell, QB, Lackawanna: Completed 6 of 10 passes attempts for 100 yards and threee touchdowns.
Justus Hill, RB/LB, Maryvale: Ran the ball 14 times for 87 yards and four touchdowns. Had four tackles on defense.
Ricardo Kidd, RB, St. Francis: Rushed for 130 yards on 22 carries.
Knicar Lewis, RB/S, McKinley: Ran for 139 yards and three touchdowns on 15 carries. Contributed seven tackles and an interception on defense.
Caleb Nicholas, RB, Amherst: Rushed for 211 yards and a touchdown on 33 carries.
Logan Reaska, WR, St. Francis: Caught five passes for 66 yards and two touchdowns.
Nash Rieselman, QB, North Tonawanda: Completed 13 of his 24 passes for 170 yards and four touchdowns.
Jesse Stahlman, RB, Salamanca: Ran for 118 yards and two touchdowns on six carries.
Jai Starks, QB/DB, Burgard: Completed 14 of 22 attempts passes for 159 yards and one touchdown. Ran for 48 yards and two touchdowns on nine carries. Made four tackles on defense.
Matt Sweet, QB/RB/FS, Eden/North Collins: Rushed for 200 yards and three touchdowns on 22 carries. Completed 4 of 10 passes for 53 yards. Added six tackles on defense.
Noah Willoughby, QB, South Park: Completed 12 of 18 passes for 163 yards and two touchdowns. Rushed for 79 yards and a touchdown on three carries.
Carsen Bane, RB/LB, Jamestown: Scored three touchdowns while carrying the ball 19 times for 224 yards. Also had nine tackles and two sacks on defense.
Trevor Barry, RB, Iroquois: Gained 146 yards and scored three touchdowns on 18 rush attempts. Also caught two passes for 20 yards.
Xander Fletcher, QB, Niagara Wheatfield: Threw 3 touchdown passes while completing 14 of 21 pass attempts for 211 yards. Ran the ball 14 times for 65 yards and 1 touchdown.
Micah Harry, RB, Lancaster: Had one touchdown and 125 yards on 28 carries. Added 83 yards and another touchdown on four receptions.
Justus Hill, RB/LB, Maryvale: Ran 18 times for 163 yards and a1 touchdown. Defensively made two tackles for lost yardage.
Bryce Hinsdale, WR/DB/K, CSP: Caught 17 passes for 148 yards and two touchdowns. Averaged 41.5 yards a punt. Had three solo tackles. Kicked an extra point and three field goals, one of which was a school record 35 yards. Accounted for all 22 of his team's points and his game winning field goal came as time expired.
Amerion Holt, RB/LB, Kenmore West: One touchdown on 10 carries for 100 yards. Had three tackles and an interception on defense.
Amari Jones, QB/DB, Albion: Threw two touchdowns while completing 5 of 12 passes for 91 yards. Ran seven times for 84 yards and a touchdown. Made eight tackles and intercepted three passes.
Javon Jones, WR/DB, Albion: On just seven rushing attempts he gained 194 yards and scored two touchdowns. Added another two touchdowns on five receptions while gaining 91 yards. Added four tackles and an interception on the defensive side of the ball.
Ricardo Kidd, RB, St. Francis: Had 21 carries for 124 yards and scored three touchdowns.
Caleb Nicholas, RB, Amherst: Ran for two touchdowns while carrying the ball 20 times for 130 yards. Also converted two 2-point conversions. Defensively he contributed with four tackles and a fumble recovery.
Demaris Pettiway-Scarver, RB/LB, Bishop Timon-St. Jude: Gained 154 yards and scored two touchdowns on just eight carries. Had four tackles, 1.5 tackles for loss of yardage and a fumble recovery.
Aiden Pitts, QB/DB, Medina: Completed 13 of 19 passes for 263 yards and two touchdowns. Had nine carries for 35 yards and a touchdown.
Nani Rivera, WR/DB, South Park: Had five receptions for 123 yards, while scoring two touchdowns. Also had an interception on defense.
Kyle Stover, RB/DB, Pioneer: Completed only two passing attempts for touchdowns. Ran the ball 15 times for 133 yards.
Dominic Anzalone, QB, Timon/St. Jude: Completed 10 of 20 passes for 122 yards and three touchdowns.
Anthony Bowman, QB, Lockport: Completed 11 of 12 passes for 189 yards and three touchdowns. Ran 20 times for 153 yards and another TD.
Brody Doyle, DE, Pioneer: Made 11 tackles and had four sacks.
Trey Drake, QB, Jamestown: Completed 11 of 14 passes for 197 yards and three touchdowns.
Dorian Facen Jr., WR/DE, Williamsville East: Caught eight passes for 120 yards and a touchdown. Made 13 tackles (six for loss) and knocked down a pass at the line of scrimmage.
Ethan Frye, QB/DB, Fredonia: Completed 16 of 29 passes for 271 yards and two touchdowns.
Amari Jones, QB/DB, Albion: Completed 15 of 24 passes for 202 yards and two touchdowns. Ran for 85 yards and two touchdowns on eight carries. Made 11 tackles on defense.
Justus Kleitz, QB, Iroquois: Completed 12 of 14 pass attempts for 272 yards and five touchdowns.
Donny Kreher, WR, Akron: Caught six passes for 129 yards and a touchdown.
Jayden Lewis, WR/OLB, Bennett: Had two receptions for 103 yards and a touchdown. Contributed five tackles and an interception on defense.
Terrance Pendergrass, RB/MLB, St. Francis: Ran for for 67 yards and a touchdown in the first half. Contributed two tackles for lost yardage.
Will Schiller, QB, Maryvale: Ran for 116 yards on six carries. Completed 3 of 7 passes for 24 yards.
Carter Switek, RB/LB, Orchard Park: Ran for 82 yards and two touchdowns on 12 carries. Made 5.5 tackles.
Camren Warburton, RB, Cheektowaga: Ran for 294 yards and four touchdowns on 34 carries and became school's all-time leading rusher.
Matt Welsh, RB/DB, Falconer/Cass/Maple Grove: Ran for 128 yards and three touchdowns on nine carries.
Dion Anderson, RB, St. Joe's: Rushed for 70 yards and two touchdowns on five carries. Caught a 57-yard touchdown. Intercepted two passes and made five tackles.
Cade Anastasia, WR/DB, Olean: Returned two intereptions for touchdowns. Caught three passes for 48 yards and a touchdown. Made five tackles, four for lost yardage. Returned a kickoff 47 yards and a punt 25 yards.
Jermaine Atkins, RB/DB, Kenmore West: Rushed for 261 yards and four touchdowns on 32 carries. Made three tackles while displaying outstanding coverage ability in the defensive backfield.
Trevor Barry, RB/LB, Iroquois: Rushed for 248 yards and four touchdowns on 32 attempts. Had an interception and made four tackles.
Chris Bergman, QB/LB, Akron: Completed 10 of 19 attempts for 220 yards and five touchdowns. Ran for 160 yards and three touchdowns on 15 carries. Chipped in with two tackles on defense.
Max Forney, FB/OL/DL, Kenmore West: From his fullback position in the "heavy" offensive formation he consistently cleared running lanes as the lead blocker. Also ran for 61 yards on 11 carries with a pair of 2-point conversions. Had a sack on defense.
Micah Harry, RB, Lancaster: Rushed for 140 yards and two touchdowns on 20 carries. Also caught two passes for 26 yards.
Xander Hind, RB/DB, Randolph: Ran for 133 yards and three touchdowns on eight carries. Added an 85-yard receiving touchdown, with three tackles on defense.
Zander Keim, RB/TE/MLB, Portville: In a defensive struggle, he rushed for 28 yards and scored the game's only touchdown on 11 carries. Caught two passes for 58 yards. Contributed four tackles with a sack on defense.
Jeffrey Leavell, QB/DB, Hamburg: Completed 3 of 5 passes for 52 yards and two touchdowns. Rushed for 178 yards and two touchdowns on 18 carries. Made seven tackles on defense.
Jayden Lewis, WR/OLB, Bennett: Caught two passes for 37 yards and a touchdown. Ran twice for 52 yards and another touchdown. Had two interceptions, returning one for a touchdown. Also made eight tackles with a sack.
Noah Skinner, RB/LB, Medina: Rushed for 193 yards and scored all five of his team's touchdowns on 22 carries.
Max Stoldt, QB, Lancaster: Completed 12 of 23 passes for 140 yards and a touchdown. Ran for 16 yards on six carries.
Doug Washington, RB/DE, Burgard: Rushed for 102 yards and two touchdowns on 14 carries. Second score came during double overtime. Made 10 tackles, with a sack and fumble recovery.
Noah Willoughby, QB, South Park: Completed 16 of 22 passes for 256 yards and four touchdowns.
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Jermaine Atkins, WR, Kenmore West: Caught nine passes for 238 yards and two touchdowns. Rushed for 44 yards and a touchdown on three carries.
Cureem Hathcock, RB, Bennett: Had 191 yards and a touchdown on 13 carries.
Justus Hill, RB/LB, Maryvale: Picked up 184 yards and four touchdowns on 15 carries. Added a couple 2-point conversions and four tackles on defense.
Danny Klein, QB, Kenmore West: Completed 15 of his 25 pass attempts for 311 yards and three touchdowns.
Justus Kleitz, QB, Iroquois: Completed 19 of 22 pass attempts for 288 yards and four touchdowns.
Nate McGoldrick, TE, Iroquois: Caught nine passes for 138 yards and a touchdown.
Aiden Mescall, QB/RB/LB, Roy-Hart/Barker/Lyndonville: Ran for 164 yards and scored a touchdown on 22 carries. Added three tackles on defense.
Caleb Nicholas, RB, Amherst: Ran for 191 yards and two touchdowns on 21 carries. Threw a 19-yard touchdown pass and scored a 2-point conversion. Caught three passes for 68 yards. Returned two kicks for 35 yards and intercepted a pass on defense.
Nicholas Penuvchev, QB, Canisius: Completed 30 of 38 passes passes for 248 yards and four touchdowns. Also ran 10 yards and a touchdown.
Caiden Overkamp, QB, Williamsville South: Threw four touchdowns while completing 19 of 26 passes for 316 yards.
Terrence Pendergrass, RB, St. Francis: Gained 101 yards on 19 carries.
Sean Sansone, QB, Williamsville East: Completed 12 of 22 passes for 310 yards and six touchdowns.
Jesse Stahlman, RB/LB, Salamanca: Gained 145 yards and scored three touchdowns on 20 carries. Completed all three of his passes for 45 yards and a touchdown. Contributed eight tackles (seven solo) with two for lost yardage.
Matt Sweet, RB, Eden/North Collins: Rushed for 132 yards and two touchdowns on 16 carries.
Keegan Whitfield, WR, Fredonia: Caught nine passes for 238 yards and two touchdowns.
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Ryan Carpenter, OL/DL, Randolph: Whether pulling, trapping or eliminating backside pursuit he helped the ground game gain 339 yards and score three touchdowns. Is part of a two-man defensive line that consistently controlled three to four opposition offensive linemen. Had 3.5 tackles and even kicked off twice.
Mike Doctor, WR/DB, Canisius: One touchdown on three receptions for 57 yards. Outstanding play in the defensive backfield.
Dylan Evans, WR/DB, Orchard Park: Had five receptions for 108 yards and two touchdowns.
Kalaugn Ford, QB/CB, Cardinal O'Hara: Completed 18 of 28 passes for 225 yards and two touchdowns. Picked up 74 yards on nine carries and had 3.5 tackles on defense.
Dalton Giboo, RB/DB, Pioneer: Scored on a 65-yard pass reception. Ran the ball 13 times for 55 yards. Contributed on defense with seven tackles and a fumble recovery.
Dalton Harper, RB/LB, Maryvale: Had 10 tackles, a fumble recovery and blocked a punt. Ran for 33 yards and passed for 47 yards.
Micah Harry, RB, Lancaster: Ran for two touchdowns and 140 yards on 21 carries. Also had a 31-yard scoring reception.
Tyrone Hughes, RB, McKinley: Scored three touchdowns while gaining 227 yards on just 16 carries.
Ricardo Kidd, RB, St. Francis: Had two rushing touchdowns on 21 carries while gaining 161 yards.
Sean O'Brien, LB/WR, Jamestown: Led the defense with 13 tackles and an interception. Also caught one pass for 18 yards.
Matt Pannes, RB/DB, Southwestern: Gained 54 yards on 14 carries while scoring three touchdowns. Had two receptions for 14 yards. Added two tackles on defense.
Logan Reaska, WR, St. Francis: Caught nine passes for 107 yards and one touchdown.
Noah Skinner, RB/LB, Medina: Scored four touchdowns on 20 rushes for 192 yards. Also had six tackles with one tackle for loss of yardage.
Camren Warburton, RB, Cheektowaga: Ran the ball 21 times for 262 yards and two touchdowns.
AJ Watts, WR/LB, South Park: Had four receptions for 112 yards and two touchdowns. Defensively he made five tackles and returned a fumble 70 yards for another touchdown.
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Chris Bergman, QB/LB, Akron: Completed 6 of 12 passes for 81 yards. Ran the ball eight times for 72 yards and two touchdowns. Returned a punt 70 yards for a touchdown. Had 13 solo tackles, six assists and two tackles for loss of yardage. Returned an interception 70 yards for another score.
Jahyden Clark, WR/FS, Canisius: Had five receptions for 111 yards, 13 tackles with two for loss of yardage, and one interception.
Kendal Donovan, RB/DE, Williamsville North: Had 100 yards rushing with one touchdown on 10 carries. Returned an interception 32 yards for a touchdown and added 3 tackles.
Trey Drake, QB, Jamestown: Completed 26 of 49 pass attempts for 360 yards and three touchdowns.
Ethan Fry, QB, Fredonia: Threw two touchdowns and completed 24 of 34 passes for 274 yards. Rushed for 31 yards and a touchdown on 10 carries.
Ben Gocella, QB, Orchard Park: Completed 16 of 23 passes for 354 yards and four touchdowns.
Tayoni Galante, WR/LB, Salamanca: Caught six passes for 133 yards and two touchdowns. Also intercepted a pass and forced a fumble.
Bryce Hinsdale, WR/DB, CSP: Caught 13 passes for 149 yards. Six solo tackles with an assist. Also kicked a 24-yard field goal.
Jackson Newlove, WR, Orchard Park: Six receptions for 145 yards and two touchdowns.
Gian Nuzzo, QB, Franklinville-Ellicottville: Completed 7 of 13 passes for 156 yards and two touchdowns. Also ran the ball 18 times for 94 yards and another two touchdowns.
Rashard Perry, OL/DL, Bennett: Dominate play on the offensive line. From defensive tackle position, had 10 tackles and a sack.
Sean Sansone, QB, Williamsville East: Completed 16 of 24 passes for 179 yards and three touchdowns. Ran the ball eight times 34 yards and another touchdown.
Kyle Stover, RB/DB, Pioneer: Scored five touchdowns on offense, defense and special teams. Recovered a blocked punt in the end zone, touchdowns receptions of 25 and 15 yards, ran 12 yards for another score and returned an interception 60 yards for another touchdown.
Jameer Thomas, WR/DB, Bennett: Had five receptions for 105 yards, four rushing attempts for 36 yards and a touchdown.
Shey Williams, WR, Lockport: Had four receptions for 112 yards and two touchdowns.
Dion Anderson, RB/DB, St. Joe's: Had 112 yards and a touchdown on 16 carries, with 24 additional yards on two receptions, and an interception on defense.
Trevor Barry, RB, Iroquois: Gained 233 yards and two touchdowns on 23 carries.
Antonio Davis III, QB, Bennett: Completed 13 of 23 passes for 291 yards with two touchdowns.
Dorian Facen Jr., WR/DE, Williamsville East: Carried the ball 10 times for 136 yards and two touchdowns. Added a pair of two-point conversions and two receptions for 32 yards, with 10 tackles, three quarterback pressures, a deflected pass and two forced fumbles on defense.
Xander Fletcher, QB, Niagara Wheatfield: Completed 21 of 28 passes for 259 yards and three touchdowns, and rushed for 55 yards and a touchdown on nine carries.
Bill Gechell, QB, Lackawanna: Completed 12 of 16 passes for 170 yards with two touchdowns. Ran six times for 54 yards and one touchdown. Also scored twice on two-point conversions.
Alex Gullo, FB/LB, Tonawanda: Ran for 239 yards and three touchdowns on 29 carries, with a couple two-point conversions, scoring all 22 points for the Warriors. Had 17 tackles, forced one fumble and recovered another.
Xander Hind, RB, Randolph: Rushed for 132 yards and three touchdowns on 20 carries.
Justus Hill, RB/LB, Maryvale: Of his eight tackles, seven were for lost yardage. Ran for 69 yards and two touchdowns.
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Stats and information provided by the Connolly Cup committee.
Jonah Bronstein is a digital sports reporter who joined the News 4 team in 2022.


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Pripada skupini jao ili mien, porodica mjao-jao (hmong-mien). Ostalim jao jezicima nije razumljiv, a leksički mu je najsličniji iu mien [ium] (61%). Unutar skupine jao čini posebnu podskupinu zaomin.

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CREAM TABLE is a wooden extending table, square and small.
The wooden CREAM TABLE has a simple design but is made with attention to the smallest details. The square-shaped top and rectangular legs have rounded corners. The top extends simply, sliding out the two top leaves and extracting the central butterfly extension leaf. Great for accommodating 4-6 people at the table.
Combined with the chairs and stools of the CREAM family, it is the perfect extending table for decorating the kitchen.