This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page With Matthew Stafford still dealing with fractured bones in his back, Jeff Driskel will start his second game at quarterback for the Detroit Lions on Sunday against the Dallas Cowboys at Ford Field The Lions have only had three starting quarterbacks named Jeff: Driskel Here’s a look at how the three Jeffs stack up: Road to the Lions: The Lions selected him in the ninth round of the 1979 NFL draft out of Delaware which he led to the 1978 NCAA Division II title game but if we count John Matthew Stafford as a Matt Time in Detroit: Because of injuries to starter Gary Danielson in the preseason and backup Joe Reed in the regular-season opener coach Monte Clark started Komlo in the second game of the 1979 season The Lions went 2-14 that season with Komlo who completed 49.7% of his passes and threw for 11 touchdowns with 23 interceptions Danielson returned for the 1980 season and Komlo played in just seven more games over that season and the 1981 season completed 49.9% of his passes for 2,554 yards with 12 touchdowns Road to the Lions: The Lions signed Garcia a three-time Pro Bowler in San Francisco and a former player for coach Steve Mariucci with the 49ers in March to a one-year deal as a backup to struggling Joey Harrington Time in Detroit: The Lions had the NFL’s third-worst offense when Garcia replaced Harrington and started Oct 23 in a 13-10 win over the Cleveland Browns Garcia suffered a setback to his fractured fibula after two games and didn’t return to action until Thanksgiving when he replaced Harrington in the second quarter of a 27-7 blowout loss that led to Steve Mariucci’s firing a few days later Garcia started the next three games — all losses The Lions didn’t offer him a contract after the season he signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and made the Pro Bowl after posting an 8-5 record in 13 starts and leading them to the playoffs Garcia finished his Lions career with a 1-4 record Road to the Lions: Driskel played five seasons of college football: four at Florida and one at Louisiana Tech after being granted his release The San Francisco 49ers selected Driskel in the sixth round of the 2016 NFL draft He was claimed off waivers in September of that year by the Cincinnati Bengals he went 1-4 in five starts for the Bengals and completed 59.7% of his passes for 1,003 yards with six touchdowns two interceptions and an 82.2 passer rating Time in Detroit: Driskel lost a camp battle to Bengals fourth-round draft pick Ryan Finley and undrafted free agent Jake Dolegala. The Lions signed Driskel on Sept. 17 to a one-year contract When Stafford missed his first game after 136 consecutive starts because of a back injury He completed 27 of 46 passes (58.7%) for 269 yards with one touchdown one interception and a 73.6 passer rating in a 20-13 loss to the Bears Contact Carlos Monarrez at cmonarrez@freepress.com or follow him on Twitter @cmonarrez The Washington Beer Blog Awesome insight into the greatest advancement in beer since refrigerated rail cars keep up experimenting and let the flavors flow! This is an awesome article for understanding the origins of hops and advances in making new varieties available Thanks for all you do for us homebrewers (and the micro-brewers too!) Some images provided in partnership with DepositPhotos.com Copyright © 2025 The Washington Beer Blog View all meetings by clearing the Categories and Tags filters Officers of Local 1740 NYC School Construction Authority Technical Employees were sworn in at their membership meeting on June 20 From left: DC 37 Associate General Counsel Steven Sykes and Executive Board member David Providence Not pictured: Executive Board member Andy Jordan Copyright © District Council 37 August 9, 2017Touring St. John’s University’s Queens campus for New Student Orientation Melissa Komlo ’21Ed paused to reflect on the experience “I’m meeting other students and learning about my beautiful new home.” Melissa is one of more than 3,000 incoming freshmen taking part in New Student Orientation this summer. The program consists of two-day sessions held at the Queens and Staten Island campuses throughout June and share their experiences with the Class of 2021 each freshman joins a peer group headed by an Orientation Leader (OL)—a St John’s student who guides them in community-building activities Informational programs include campus safety The ultimate goal of Orientation is “for freshmen to realize they have a home here,” said Brian Fausto ’14CPS, ’16G, Assistant Director of Student Development “They’re just out of high school,” he said but in just two days you see how comfortable they become.” Orientation Leaders play a vital role in the process “They’re hardworking and selfless,” said Mr “They want these young people to have the best possible experience When I see the OLs going out of their way—helping the quieter kids engage with the group serving as an OL at the Queens campus is a way of giving back I want these kids to learn from my own experiences.” “I can already tell I’m going to love it here,” said Amanda Hardardt ’21Ed “Everyone here makes you feel like you belong.” St. John’s University does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, actual or potential parental, family, or marital status, pregnancy and related conditions, disability, or age in its programs and activities. The Office of Equal Opportunity and Compliance, [email protected] has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies David and JoAnn Hayden sent another strong contingent to the 89th Annual Maryland Horse Breeders Association Yearling Show on Sunday at the Timonium Fairgrounds horse show ring in Timonium They came away winning two of the four classes and the top prize with their Honor A who was awarded the grand champion trophy by this year’s judge Said Allard of his picks for champion and reserve champion Ann Jackson’s chestnut colt by Holy Boss: “When you ask a trainer to look at horses They have to be good movers and have a good walk You can accept some flaws but these two seemed to be pretty clean with good walks The grand champion looks very much like his sire and to Allard “has that race horse look.” Out of the Not For Love mare Flit the dark bay blaze-faced February foal is a fourth-generation homebred for the Haydens’ Dark Hollow Farm the dam of Hall of Famer and Eclipse Award winner Safely Kept Flit is a half-sister to stakes winners O Dionysus and Joy the Haydens have won 16 classes (solely or in partnership) and sent out grand champions in 2009 and 2014 Their second winner this year came out of Class III a Golden Lad filly out of Bread and Butter (by Pure Prize) It was the second year in a row that Dark Hollow Farm has produced the Yearling Show champion – Ellen Charles’ Hillwood Stable mares reside at the Upperco their offspring are born and raised there and Charles’ Bandbox colt took top honors in 2022 “Everyone at the farm really work their butts off,” said David Hayden They do everything that needs to be done to get them there in good order.” with $20,000 going to the exhibitors of the four show contestants who earn the most money as 2-year-olds during 2024 and another $20,000 divided among the exhibitors of the four highest-earning 3-year-old runners the next year who stands at Anchor and Hope Farm in Port Deposit was the recipient of the Northview Get-of-Sire trophy as the top Maryland sire of the show In two classes he had a total of three ribbon winners and the debates surrounding trainer Bob Baffert Life on the lam may have ended abruptly along the Mediterranean for a former NFL quarterback But even the reported death of William "Jeff" Komlo a smooth-talking fugitive wanted on charges that include arson an attorney who represented Komlo in Florida said his former client had died Saturday in a car crash in Athens "I can confirm that he was involved in a fatal car accident," Lemoine said yesterday Carroll said he had received a report that Komlo was the victim of a fatal drunken-driving accident "I have no information that would lead me to believe this is a hoax I will remain suspicious" until his identity is confirmed State Department had reported that Komlo's body was identified by a friend They said they were seeking fingerprints or dental records to make a positive identification Calls to the State Department were not returned said yesterday that she had received a phone call Sunday from a representative of the U.S informing her that her former husband had died she got a second call telling her that a death certificate would not be issued until the identity had been confirmed Jennifer Komlo filed for divorce in June 2000 beginning an eight-year process that saw her husband held in contempt for ignoring court orders who played in the early '80s for the Detroit Lions and Tampa Bay Buccaneers had been sought by authorities after he failed to appear for sentencing on two drunken-driving convictions in Chester County A former University of Delaware All-American Komlo also was a no-show for a preliminary hearing in Uwchlan District Court on assault charges police in two states wanted to talk to him about suspicious fires burned to the ground; a warrant was issued for Komlo on arson charges last April police reported a set fire had occurred at Komlo's residence in Chester Springs; no charges have been filed in connection with that blaze a West Chester attorney who represented Komlo in the Chester County criminal cases said he had heard nothing from his former client since he skipped town counsel for Komlo on cocaine-possession charges in Florida where the former NFL player had maintained a second home for several years said he hadn't heard from Komlo in years and called his death a tragedy "Jeff was a great guy; he just associated with the wrong people at times," Lemoine said is serving his second federal prison sentence for fraud He and Komlo were football teammates at the University of Delaware was in possession of part of $1.4 million that was stolen by Bistrian agreed to pay $70,000 "without admitting any of the allegations." Bistrian still owes $604,847 speaking to a reporter by phone after failing to show up for his Chester County sentencing He said his inclusion on the Web site for America's Most Wanted a TV show that profiles notorious fugitives proved the heavy-handed approach authorities used against him whose area employment included working as an insurance broker in Wayne and operating a car-leasing business in Ardmore said he believed his legal woes resulted from a vendetta and I would like to get this resolved; I'm not above any law," he said By 2023-08-02T11:01:00+01:00 HUNGARY: National passenger operator MÁV-Start has suspended rail services on 10 regional routes with effect from August 1 replacing the trains by buses ‘until further notice’ MÁV Group — which now incorporates national bus company Volánbusz — explained that the train services were being suspended because MÁV-Start was suffering from rolling stock and staff shortages It believed that passengers would benefit from ‘more convenient insisting that journey times would be broadly similar Nine of the branch lines affected were operated by aging Bzmot diesel railcars which were manufactured at the Tatra Studénka plant in Czechoslovakia between 1977 and 1986 Passenger services have also been suspended on the electrified Nyékládháza – Tiszaújváros line although this route remains open to carry a significant volume of freight The 10 lines affected were among 36 regional and branch lines where MÁV-Start reduced the level of service to one or two trains each way per day from July 6 2020 citing reduced ridership as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic Service levels on some routes were restored later that year but others continued to have a reduced service including five of the 10 affected routes representatives from 12 transport associations and local NGOs wrote an open letter to Prime Minister Viktor Orbán calling for the reversal of the decision by the Ministry of Construction & Transport to approve the suspension of rail services HUNGARY: Thales has completed equipping the 110 km Sopron – Szombathely – Szentgotthárd line with ETCS Level 2 The single-track electrified line is maintained and operated by Austro-Hungarian cross-border railway group GySEV Thales says its equipment is capable of automatically .. HUNGARY: Integrated monthly bus and rail passes for travel within one of the 19 vármegyék (counties) or nationally are to be introduced from May 1 state railway group MÁV announced on February 18 The monthly passes will be for valid on all national and regional bus .. HUNGARY: The national government has issued a list of railway projects for which it intends to seek funding support from the EU’s Connecting Europe Facility 2 CEF is one of few EU funding instruments to which the Hungarian administration led by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán currently has .. Site powered by Webvision Cloud Then there was Northern Iowa in the pleasant Delaware’s two NCAA Football Tournament duels with the Panthers both of which were framed by wintry weather events certainly stand out among the highlights of the Blue Hens most memorable quarterfinal tussles one was against the school Delaware visits Saturday in this spring’s FCS Tournament Delaware (6-0) and Jacksonville State (10-2) kick off at 3 p.m Here is a countdown of Delaware’s eight most memorable NCAA football quarterfinal games: Lehigh 22: Delaware and Lehigh had enjoyed a passionate rivalry for decades but this was the first time the two met in the postseason Fresh in the Blue Hens’ minds was a 42-35 loss to Lehigh the year before at Delaware Stadium in which Delaware couldn’t contain Lehigh’s passing attack “It wasn’t going to happen again to our defense,” UD defensive end Mike Cecere said after the Hens took advantage of three first-half fumbles and a second-half interception while limiting Lehigh to 323 total yards Lehigh actually jumped to 7-0 and 10-7 first-quarter leads The Blue Hens responded with 40 straight points as Matt Nagy passed for 266 yards and Jamin Elliott had 162 receiving yards with a 70-yard TD catch Jacksonville State 27: The Blue Hens seemed in peril in their Division II playoff opener at Delaware Stadium The visitors from Alabama had erased an early 13-point deficit and led 16-13 at halftime and 19-13 early in the third quarter Jeff Komlo’s 6-yard run on a quarterback keeper had just pushed Delaware ahead 33-27 early in the fourth period when an unlikely hero stepped up for Delaware who 23 years later would become Delaware coach intercepted three straight Jacksonville State passes enabling the Blue Hens to pull away on another Komlo TD run and Brandy Kennedy’s field goal GOTTA RUN: Hens’ ground game has to be better at JSU Delaware 31: Delaware had been ousted by Marshall in the 1992 semifinals on the Thundering Herd’s home field and now returned for a quarterfinal bout against the defending national champs With Delaware down 31-14 in the fourth quarter coach Tubby Raymond summoned Dale Fry to replace Leo Hamlett at quarterback Fry had been the starter earlier in the year before breaking his collarbone had come off the bench to engineer’s Delaware’s stunning 49-48 win at Montana the week before Fry threw touchdown passes of 20 yards to Dan Cooper and 11 yards to Keita Malloy But David Merrick kicked a 34-yard field goal with three seconds left to give Marshall the win Delaware 38 (2OT): Among notable quarterfinal games this is the one Delaware followers would prefer to forget The Blue Hens were good enough to repeat as NCAA champs after winning the 2003 title Delaware was up 31-10 at Zable Stadium in Williamsburg Omar Cuff had rushed for 148 yards and the Hens were driving for a potential clinching touchdown Then quarterback Sonny Riccio threw in the right flat on the first play of the fourth quarter Cornerback Stephen Cason picked off the pass and zipped 62 yards untouched for the touchdown “We need to put people away,” coach K.C “and we didn’t put them away.” Georgia Southern 7: Georgia Southern had won four NCAA titles from 1985-90 and was beginning its return to prominence under coach Paul Johnson Defense ruled the day as Delaware limited the Panthers’ triple-option attack to 269 yards almost 150 yards below its per-game average Ralph D’Angelo’s 19 tackles included a fourth-and-1 stop at the UD 2 Delaware got three field goals from Sean Leach one set up by Jamie Belle’s interception before Craig Cummings’ 11-yard TD run locked up the win with 4:40 left Northern Iowa 7: Many Delaware fans simply remember this as “The Snow Game,” and for good reason then another mini-blizzard hit Saturday morning The noon kickoff was only delayed by 30 minutes as groundskeepers and almost any volunteer who could operate a shovel went about clearing the field The Blue Hens then immediately began the process of making Northern Iowa wish it was someplace warm and dry Delaware jumped to a 17-0 first-quarter lead Crescione’s blocked punt and Rashad Woodard’s recovery of a fumbled kickoff return caused by Kyle Campbell Delaware limited the visitors to 164 total yards and forced nine punts while Germaine Bennett piled up 140 yards on 25 carries for the Blue Hens SACRED HEART TAKEAWAYS: Move to Spruill was key Northeast Louisiana 18: The Indians had won nine straight were the tournament’s top seed and were playing the Blue Hens at their Malone Stadium home in Monroe The Blue Hens were not very deferential guests They outgained the hosts 462-353 and feasted on seven Northeast Louisiana turnovers including safety Brian Quigg’s 37-yard first-half interception runback for a touchdown Northeast Louisiana had averaged 48 points its previous eight games and scored 78 the previous week They jumped ahead 7-0 before the Hens took over and Billy Vergantino threw for 86 and ran for 51 Northern Iowa had the Blue Hens just where they wanted them this game may not have been played if not for the indoor facility The Panthers were unstoppable at the outset jumping ahead 10-0 while Delaware had trouble in the noisy din But then the Blue Hens became comfortable and found their stride The defense buckled down and came up big with Erik Johnson’s 55-yard fumble return for a touchdown and Matt Marcorelle’s strip and fumble recovery that set up Jon Striefsky’s 46-yard field goal Delaware secured the win on Joe Flacco’s 1-yard keeper for a touchdown with :41 left 55-yard drive featured an 11-yard pass to Cuff on third-and-11 and Flacco’s 33-yard pass to Kervin Michaud “It was one of the hardest games I’ve ever been in and one of the best,” UD wide receiver Mark Duncan said Hungarian operator Volánbusz is set to expand its fleet with 20 Ikarus 120e buses Supported by the Ministry of Energy and the HUMDA Hungarian Mobility Development Agency the bus fleets will be deployed in Balatonfüred The agreement for the delivery of the buses […] The agreement for the delivery of the buses by the Ikarus Group was signed on October 29 The low-floor Ikarus 120e electric buses can accommodate 30 seated and 55 standing passengers and can travel up to 300 kilometers on a single charge These air-conditioned buses also feature auxiliary diesel heating The buses’ charging needs will be met by high-performance charging stations installed at the Volánbusz depots or bus terminals in the respective cities Following upgrades in the Budapest metropolitan area and six county capitals six smaller cities will now modernize their public transportation systems with alternative The consortium of Volánbusz and Mobiliti Volánbusz Kft has secured more than HUF 4.4 billion in funding through HUMDA’s tender with 100% support from the Ministry of Energy and HUMDA and Tata 6 new fully electric buses by early next year The buses are scheduled for delivery within 12 months from the signing of the contract will also build the necessary charging infrastructure with 80% of the costs covered by the project © Copyright 2012 - 2025 | Vado e Torno Edizioni | All rights reserved | P.I The men’s handball team continues its preparation for the game of the EHF Cup against Komlo The ‘’Reds’’ will pursue to overturn the result of the first game playing a crucial game on their European journey The players expect the warm support of the fans that will be an extra force to achieve the goal We will try to overturn the margin as we deserve to qualify to the next round it’s going to be a tough game like all the European ones but we are ready to face the opponent We need the fan support to help us celebrate the victory Hope that they will create a fantastic atmosphere giving us an extra motivation’’.  Ελλάδα210 4190902This email address is being protected from spambots