Knights to Remember: Twenty-five years ago, Nanuet HS went unbeaten, untied ...
He looks around the reliquary that doubles as his film room, eyeing photographs, a gray West Point Cadet's hat sitting atop a folded American flag and a wooden sign on the wall that reads: “Ball Game Today.” He knows the reel by heart, anticipating the ...
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November 23, 2014
Happy times with modern and classic timepieces from Kieninger
Founded in 1912 in by Joseph Kieninger, Kieninger is the oldest existing manufacturer of mechanical clock movements for Grandfather clocks, wall and mantel clocks in the world. multitude of partially patented technical innovations and clock-making ...
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1. Trade Deadline Looms In Lockout Season
The latest and loudest word on Dwight Howard's future in Orlando, via this week's unexpected state of the union from rarely heard Magic owner Rich DeVos, is that the Magic "don't want to trade him" and that DeVos would "like to think we're making headway....
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February 10, 2012
The Quad | Highlights and Analysis: Third Saturday of College Football
Matt Barkley is 16 of 33 for 210 yards and a pair of interceptions. He does not look comfortable in the pocket, thanks to Stanford's very strong pass rush. His clock is off. The Cardinal have gained 160 yards on 28 carries. Stepfan Taylor will enter ...
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September 16, 2012
"Ah, yes, the sweet sounds,” says Rich Conklin, a gruff, gray-haired football coach listening to the whir of rewinding ribbon from an old game tape in his VCR. He looks around the reliquary that doubles as his film room, eyeing photographs, a gray West Point Cadet’s hat sitting atop a folded American flag and a wooden sign on the wall that reads: “Ball Game Today. He knows the reel by heart, anticipating the broadcaster’s comments regarding the Nanuet (N. Y. ) High team he coached to perfection — unbeaten, untied, unscored upon — 25 years ago. Wind chimes clink outside his front door. “Don’t call that play anymore,” he says. He fast-forwards and rewinds, pauses and stops, his Golden Knights — “The Nomad Knights” — of 1989, punctuating their historic season with one last punishing performance. Back after break, Ford lines up another Bronco after a catch and explodes through him. “He didn’t even wrap up,” Conklin says. The Berlin Wall fell 10 days earlier, but Nanuet’s steel curtain withstood every attempt to cross its goal line between Labor Day and Thanksgiving.
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The latest trade deadline in league history (thanks again, lockout. The latest and loudest word on Dwight Howard's future in Orlando, via this week's unexpected state of the union from rarely heard Magic owner Rich DeVos, is that the Magic "don't want to trade him" and that DeVos would "like to think we're making... DeVos, though, was candid and genuine enough to concede that Howard is going "to look at his options [and] what's best for him" and that his star center's desires "may or may not coincide with mine. It's widely assumed around the league by now -- long before DeVos confirmed to the masses that he's going to give Dwight every conceivable second to reconsider his desire to be traded -- that there's no point even trying to engage the Magic in... You can understand why the Magic, with the basketball world coming to town, would want No. 12 to still be their No. 12 for such a big party. Yet it's just as widely assumed that the 18 days between the All-Star Game and the March 15 trade deadline are going to be busy and excruciating for DeVos' Magic, because that's when the pressure of exposing themselves to the dreaded Shaq Script...
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