31 Jul 2010
by in Uncategorized Tags: amp, fingers, goodluck, long time, quot
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I watched the episode and at the end it said "nick.com/iwin", but it doesn't work. =( please help!!!!!
it lets 7 winners get any icarly item u saw in ha rooom.&& if u cant find it go on google 2 search it up
its not working 4 any1 right now and im so sad cuz of that 
its the same one they put on tv u just have to wait a long time its working 4 me now
i cant either im lost. i went to nick.com/iwin and it will not work. maybe if i look later it will work. because it jus went off. The same episode cmes on at 10 so maybe ill find it. Lets pray! -croses fingers-
OMG!!!!i been trying for half an hour now and its not working,,,,Whats WRONG??
wow i got lucky and i entered and it went off just keep refreshing the page it should work
i got in 
it only works in google put the website in the google search engine then it will work
wel it did to me atleast
GOODLUCK TO EVERYONE
HOPE I WIN
i just entered it nd all i did wuz keep refreshing
omg! use this! it worked for me! http://ads.nick.com/sponsors/2010/icarly/iwin/index.php
this worked for me try this
go to nick.com.
type in on the bar 2 search nick.com, put igot a got a hot room sweepstakes
Theres just an insane volume of people trying to enter its screwing up the site .Contest goes till AUG 6TH so you'll all get in . I can get on the site but it tells me that all 3 of my email addys are invalid lol just gotta try later when all the hype dies down. I'm a good Waiter lol.
carly and spencer hugged
Instead of whining why don't you type in "ICarly sweepstakes/ I Got a Hot Room" directly as i typed and scroll through all the pages that there are. Trust me you will find the answer. They have launched it.- Anonymous
just go to nick.com and type in sweepstakes and then click on icarly something..i forgot what it says…but my mom did research and she found the website where you can buy the EXACT items that were used for her room
Hint:the ice cream sandwich chair is realllyyyy expensive
The iCarly iWin a Hot Room sweepstakes will last couple of hours but the website is currently out of service due to heavy traffic (it seems that everyone who saw that episode wants a piece of the crazy room)////Several might have been trying to get into the nick.com/iwin to enter the iCarly iWin a Hot Room sweepstakes, but the site was really struggling to get loaded after millions of people tried to enter the contest at the same time soon after the " igot a got room"
just wait till tomorrow morning mayhbe it will clear up
What is the website for the iCarly sweepstakes, iGot a hot room?
24 Jul 2010
by in Uncategorized Tags: 192, brian berger, kayat, quot, retirement, slump
Clearly, retirement is suiting former Dunmore High School athletic director Jack Kelly.
While playing at Irem Temple Country Club, Kelly notched a hole-in-one on the 192-yard seventh hole, the first of his career. Kelly was using, and this was verified by playing partners John O’Hearn and George may, a 9-wood.
Yes, a 9-wood, a club so obscure that no description – mashie, niblick or otherwise – exists for the hickory-shafted weapon in Kelly’s bag.
"When he got up to the tee box, he said he didn’t have a club in his bag for the shot," O’Hearn said.
Apparently, Kelly’s personal version of the ‘ole Billy Barou did the trick. Since the ace, seems like Kelly has been in a bit of a slump. His playing partners that day report he followed that ace with an equally impressive 9 on the par-4 eighth, and vacation buddy Gene Cosgrove reported that Coach Kelly was shooting chili peppers across the fairway during their recent trip to Ocean City, Md.
Kelly’s wasn’t the only hole-in-one this week by a Dunmore resident.
- Brian Berger used a 9-iron to ace the fifth hole at Scranton Muni from 122 yards. He scored his shot-of-a-lifetime while playing with Mike King, Jerry Kayatin and Paul Carson.
- Greg Linn registered an ace on the 172-yard eighth hole at Pocono Farms Country Club using a 6-iron. Witnessing his hole-in-one were Mason Linn, Al Weller and Lou Taylor.
- Robert Basile of Tobyhanna aced the fifth hole at Scranton Muni using a 7-iron on the uphill par 3 that was playing to 145 yards. Witnesses were Rudy Prevette, Tony Balto and John Federcisso.
- Craig Godfrey registered an ace on the 11th hole at Glenmaura National Golf Club. Playing from the 129-yard blue tees, his hole-in-one with a pitching wedge was witnessed by Michael Godfrey and Ed "the greenskeeper."
- Dave Rudis also scored an ace with a wedge on the 11th at Glenmaura National. He was playing with Jonathan Budziak, Edward Budziak and Stephen Tolerico.
- Jeff Krenitsky Jr. scored his first hole-in-one on the par 3 14th hole at Stone Hedge Country Club, using a pitching wedge from 113 yards. Witnesses were Eric Parry, Nick Krout, and Carmen Brutico.
- Ken Chamberlain used a 9-iron to ace the 125-yard 16th hole during the Thomas’ Market golf outing at Stone Hedge Country Club last week. Witnesses were Cindy Chamberlain, Jason Flederback and Frank Economy.
The Lackawanna County Challenger Program will benefit from a tournament played at Split Rock Golf Course on July 25. Sponsored by Master Kovaleski’s Karate USA, the event costs $400 per team for the captain-and-crew event. the entry fee includes greens fees, a cart with GPS scoring, lunch, dinner, on-course beverages, gifts and prizes. Entries close Sunday. for information, contact Eric or Jessica Kovaleski, 307-KICK, 780-3801, or e-mail masterkovaleski@frontiernet.net.
- Lungs for Deb, a golf tournament to defray medical expenses for Debbie Kulick, awaiting a double lung transplant, will be Sunday at 8 a.m. at Homestead and Sleepy Hollow golf courses. Cost for the golf and gathering from 3-8 p.m. at Morrison’s Grove is $85. Cost for just the gathering is $30. Contact Roger Barren, 620-6345, for more info.
C.C. of Scranton
Michael Vassil cruised to an 8-shot victory in the Men’s Senior Club championship his fourth consecutive title. Vassil shot rounds of 69-74, 2-under par, to finish ahead of second place finisher and past champion Bruce Berry. Third went to Tom Sohns (152), fourth to John Gershey (154), and fifth to Kevin Finley (156).
Lou DeGennaro edged Bob Pettinato by one and Bob Parry by two in the Super Senior championship. John Ryan and Brian Bell Sr. were fourth and fifth, respectively. … Cody Brooks, Joe Andriole, John Sirotnak and Bob Sarnowski won the Fourth of July tournament, while David Swisher, Pat Swisher, will Swisher and Chris Swisher won the mixed division. … Mario Costa and Tom Piworski combined for a 4-under 68 to win the Member 1/3 Guest event. other flight winners were: First, David Gibson-Scott Robinson; second, Joe O’Brien III-Chuck Finn; Third, Rich Marquard Jr.-Lou Houck. … Bev LaBelle, Maura Swatkowski and Christine Yi edged Susan Foley, Marge Harding and Norina Lynott on a match of cards to win the Yellow Ball event. Peg Pettinato, Noel O’Brien and Sally Adonizio were third, Linda Sproul, Barbara Erhard and Pat Atkins took fourth and Joan Ludka, Gloria Fassett and Shirley Patterson placed fifth.
It was a big weekend for Mike Carr and bill Carr at the Paul McGowan Memorial Member-Guest Tournament. Not only did the Carrs win the seventh flight, but Mike recorded a hole-in-one during Sunday’s final round. Playing with Jo Jo Gillette and Paul Carey, Mike aced the 140-yard 13th hole. It was the third time that Mike has made a hole-in-one on his lucky No. 13.
While the Carrs may have won their flight, the big prize in the shootout went to the father-son team of bill Jones Sr. and Jr. they captured the 11th flight, and also survived the 12-team shootout.
Other results from the member-guest: First Flight, Mark Occhipinti-Mike Vassil, 137; Don Manley-Ryan Manley, 142; Jack Sohns-Tom Sohns, 143. second, Gary Tomasello-Tom Liford, 146; Frank Goryl-Mark Stahler, 148; Mike Dempsey-Matt Perry, 148. Third, Jake Perry-Mickey Perry, 150; Marc Bowen-Tony Gazoo, 154; Scott Flanagan-Joe Distassi, 157.
Winners and runners-up in other flights: Fourth, John Healey-Gary Broad, Bob Sileo-Bob Zagursky; fifth, Joe Roche-Joe Roche Jr., Jim Ghigiarelli-Rob Karcher; Sixth, Charlie Mecca-Joe Castrogiovanni, Mark Santaniello-Joe Walsh; Seventh, Mike Carr-Bill Carr, Tony Pastore-Jerry Coles; Eighth, Bruce Fruehan-Ralph Langendoefer, Tim Hopkins-Joe Haggerty Jr.; Ninth, Ben Domenick-Rick Gammatoni, John Burns-Jerry Burns; 10th, Rollin Keisling-Sean MacPhearson, Jim Carlo-Carl Wint; 11th, bill Jones-Bill Jones Jr., Nick Remish-Joe Boris; 12th, Bob Conway-Paul Menzel, Mert Gavin-Neil Hockreiter; 13th, Jerry McDonnell-Jerry Meehan, Dick Davidson-Joe Jordan; 14th, Steve Shimko-Scott Shimko, P.J. Rose-Joe Murphy; 15th, Dan Santaniello-Mike Wolk, Gene Caljean-Jan Kuha; 16th. John Farris-Joe Coleman, Joe Grady-Pat Brazill; 17th, bill Giello-Jerry Durkin, John Lawless-Peter Moylan.
Leslie Salomon won the Fourth of July ladies low gross event by one stroke over Ruth Dettore. Laura Youorski and Marie Gregg tied for third. Debbie Ott won the net division by seven shots over Sharon Smith, with Loretta Garrity and Dottie Magnotta rounding out the top four.
O’Connor Plumbing and Heating strengthened its hold on first place with a 3-0 win over Selenski’s Insurance. John O’Connor and Jerry Gavin led the winners with 39s and Wes Stelevich led Selenski’s with a 38. United Beverage dropped into a tie for second with Hoffman Electric due to a 3-0 loss to Stevens Financial. Guy Fasciana led Stevens with the evening’s low round, a 1-over 35, with assist from Barry White’s 38. Alan Brown led United with a 36 featuring an eagle on the par-5 18th hole. Hoffman Electric defeated Red Mill, 3-0, thanks to John Polak’s 38. Alex Brogna fired a 38 for Red Mill. A.S. Powers and Sons Plumbing and Heating Supplies defeated P.J. Adonizio Funeral Home, 3-0. Clem Parulis and John "Merc" Mercincavage led the winners with 40s while Mike Ciampi and Sam Aritz shot 38s for Adonizio’s.
Mike Kondash shot a net score of 66 and won on the second playoff hole to claim the Memorial Tournament over Scott Herlands and Al Skoritowski, who also posted 66s. Mike Kerzetski and Chris Cuneo had 67s. … Steaks weren’t the only thing sizzling at the Clambake event, with a score of 58 by Ted Jakubos, Laurie Callahan, Ned Wicks and Vicky Petrosky good for a three-stroke win over Gary Sebastianelli, Darlene Sebastianelli, Jeff Muir and Linda Muir. second flight went to John Pesavento, Lisa Cunningham, Mike Loughney and Denette Loughney, with Dave Sanders, Barb Sanders, Jim Brozena and â??second. Robert Tinsley, Helene Tinsley, Ray Teed and MaryAnne Teed edged Marian Demko, Nick Demko, Barbara Santasiero and Carmine Santasiero on a match of cards in the third flight.
Good thing course owner Larry Schrader was out working when Dan Black teed off alone. Black used an 8-iron to hole his first shot of the round, with Schrader, working near the first green, the lone witness to the event. … the Happy Hackers had a "wow!" moment during league play when Lynn Rinaldi eagled the par-4 ninth hole. Judy Evans made a chip-in birdie on No. 5, while Nancy Nealon and Candee Cianni shot the low scores of 40. … two tournaments are scheduled this weekend, the Tee Off for Lupus event starts Saturday at 9 a.m. On Sunday, Remembering Claire is the annual tournament pairing young girls from the LPGA/USGA group with adults to play in memory of Claire Mulroney. there are 120 young girls who attend this instructional program every Wednesday morning.
Senior League play was again paced by John Moody, whose net 35 extended his lead to 10 points. Fighting Irishman Bob Corrigan posted a 37, with Joe O’Neill, Charlie Worthington and Bob Stoveken all shooting 39s. Chuck Guest, Ed Lowe and bill Roettger all had 40s. Worthington is in second place in the standings, and it’s nine points back to Jacob Laul, who leads Lowe by one and Mike Lopatka by two.
Country Club of Scranton’s David Pompey posted an even-par second round, the third-lowest of the day, to finish at 4-over par for 36 holes. He finished seven shots behind the champion to claim sixth in the state Junior Amateur at Hershey Golf Club’s East Course. the event was played in two days of 100-plus degree heat.
Donald DeRemer Jr. of Huntsville was 17th, and Ryan Brown of the C.C. of Scranton and Cody Cox of the C.C. at Woodloch Springs tied for 36th.
After barely missing his first hole-in-one, Rich Burkhart tapped in his eagle on the 240-yard second hole, leading he and Bev Burkhart to a 3-up victory over Liz and Mike Sokoloski in Scramblers Mixed League play. in the heavyweight match for first, Sue and Tony Tolerico held on to the top spot with a 1-up victory over Pat and Fran Jolley. in other league action, a 3-under par 30 was the low gross, recorded by Jovanna Rusnak and John Killiany. … Paul McNally was named Student of the Month at A Swing for Life golf Academy. He joins other recently announced winners: Emily Okrepkie (April), Angelo Mancinelli (February) and Matt Myers (January). … the Academy is running the Lackawanna County Summer Youth Golf Clinics on Fridays in July with about 90 kids attending.
Entries are being taken for the Lackawanna County Amateur and the Lackawanna County Junior Amateur. the County Amateur will be played Aug. 7-8. Championship flight players need only declare to play. anyone playing in flighted action must turn in two scores by Aug. 1. the Junior Amateur will be Aug. 4, with boys division for ages 12-13, 14-15 and 16-17. there is also a girls division for players 12-17. Registrations are being taken now at the golf course. Players must be a resident of Lackawanna County to participate. … Choppy Craig and Jamie Addley have wrestled the lead away from Jerry and Tania Skotleski in the Putters Pub League. Scott Green and Johnny Hubal put themselves into the playoff picture for the first time all year. Low net winners the past few weeks were Joe Barbuti, who managed a 32 despite his driver being decapitated in mid round, and Mike Sokoloski with a 31. Low gross performers were Sokoloski (36), Addley (37), and Tony Battaglia, Green and Joe Loftus (39s).
The quartet of Jerry Kopa, Michael Kopa, bill Kopa and David Kopa had 13 birdies en route to another victory in the 25th John Cavanaugh Memorial Tournament. the Kopas won for the fourth straight year.
Matt Swanson posted a two-day score of 7-over par to claim the Men’s Club Championship by three strokes over Dakota Brown. Mike Sokoloski placed third, seven shots behind Swanson, and Marty Wilbur was fourth, two behind Sokoloski. other flight winners and runners-up were: First, Phil McGuire (158) and Mark Brown (159); second, Chad Sebring (160) and bill Longstreet Sr. (162); Third, Paul Yanul (170) and Dave Amori (170); Fourth, Rick Hricenak (177) and Steve Moyer (178); and fifth, Bob Smith (190) and Chuck McDonald (191).
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Retirement suits Dunmore’s Kelly
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