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iPhone 3.0.1 redsn0w & ultrasn0w Safe for Jailbreak
The iPhone Dev Team updated their blog to let all of you jailbreak crazed iPhone owners that you can safely update to the latest software, OS 3.0.1. It is a fairly straight forward procedure with one little twist.
blockquote>You can re-use redsn0w v0.8 we released a few weeks ago to jailbreak today's 3.0.1 update. Just let iTunes update or restore you to official 3.0.1 then run redsn0w. The only "trick" is that when redsn0w asks you to identify the IPSW used, point it at the 3.0 IPSW instead of the 3.0.1 one. After the jailbreak, reinstall ultrasn0w 0.9 if you need the unlock.
Sadly, George Hotz said you can forget using purplesn0w as it will not work. You may be wondering why not? The answer is he doesn't know.
And for those of you curious as to whether or not ultrasn0w is still capable of unlocking a 3.0.1 device, yes it does. The 3.0.1 software update does not change your baseband so you are good to go.
If you've tried the Dev Teams process how did it go? Let us know in the comments!
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Works fine.
I had to try it a few times...redsn0w kept freezing during the jailbreak process. Got it to work eventually though.
can we use pwnage tool?
It's PurpleRa1n not purplesn0w...
it works fine, just like when 3.0 came out :D
iPhone 3GS with 3.0 fw:
EASY UPDATE TO 3.0.1 and JAILBREAK + RECOVER ALL YOUR CYDIA SETTINGS:
- run AptBackup once before going thru the process
- just to be safe, remove all the apps from your Categories folders (just let them clutter up your springboard)
- unhide any apps that you hid with SBSettings
- plug in iPhone to computer (I used Vista 32 Ultimate), iTunes 8.2 (never upgraded yet)
- in iTunes, under Summary for iPhone, click Check for Update
- Select Download and Install 3.0.1 (needs to be hooked up to internet)
- Let it download and install (5-10 min, depending on dl speed)
- Let iTunes make a new backup
- Once it finishes (all my cracked apps were still there, but no Cydia apps and no Cydia), run Redsn0w 0.8 and follow its steps
- Remember that you need to use the IPSW 3.0 when restoring thru Redsn0w (this file is different for 1st gen iPhone, iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS; check out iClarified for tutorials and file downloads)
- for iPhone 3GS: use 'iPhone2,13.07A341_Restore.ipsw'
- Let the crack do its thing
- Now you should have Cydia (avoid Icy, just in case)
- open Cydia, let it update, and then REBOOT your iPhone
- Start up iPhone, run Cydia, INSTALL APTBACKUP
- *** Just hit RESTORE inside APTBACKUP: this should take around 3-5 minutes
- Go into SBSettings, or whatever and correct the settings to whatever they were
My FastNotes were even saved, which was a nice surprise and my SBSettings theme was preserved. Categories folders are gone, but you can recreate these. No idea about saved games, but I'm assuming they should not be touched given that pretty much everything else on my iPhone is the same.
Hope this helps
What about purplera1n? Can I JB after the update? using purplera1n...
As per the instructions, I used my Mac to upgrade my 3GS to 3.0.1 and then ran the redsn0w jailbreak again. No problems at all. I did notice (later) in Cydia that they are working on a 3.0 to 3.0.1 upgrade that does not require running the Apple update, and therefor won't lose your jailbreak app settings or SpringBoard icon layout. It should be available in a week or so, according to their estimates. Probably worth the wait for those of you that are not too anxious.
After backup with the aptbackup I need to make backup in restore? And after updating to 3.0.1 I need to make restore from backup?
I ment backup in iTunes not backup in restore
Hi all...
New Apple user transplanted from Rogers/Bell Canada Blackberries to Netherlands T-Mobile Netherlands iphone 3Gs.
Got to say I've been quite impressed so far, and have updated to 3.01 while before with BB I was constantly getting the latest beta OS's.
My question is, will following the instructions Mech kindly laid out work for someone who has never jailbroken their phone before? Also if it's recommended to be using beta OS on a jail broken device or even possible?
I've already been able to get the tethering feature opened with my network (which is unlimited internet for a relatively small sum compared to Rogers.. lol)
It's not a beta
3.1 is beta this is 3.0.1
silly question, why do you have to use the original 3.0 ispw? my understanding was that JB just patched part of the firmware already on your phone and used the ispw on computer for reference, seems odd to patch using old ispw rather than the current
For my 3gs it took a while as i needed the 3.0 firmware then it worked ok as i only had the 3g version which does not work on the 3gs
I suspect that Redsn0w patches a single file within the firmware and this specific file was unchanged in the new firmware. Redsn0w doesn't recognize the new firmware so it will not accept it. So a quick and dirty work around is to just supply the old firmware. I am sure a new version of redsn0w will come out that dosn't require this work around.
Omg this stinks. My prostate is acting up again
I upgraded to 3.0.1 and when i installed ultasn0w through cydia the instillation failed. What am I doing wrong?
@ermax18 - didnt think of it that way, makes sense :) thanks
Hi guys, I updated to 3.0.1 through iTunes when I saw there was an update. Didn't come across my mind that my iphone was jailbroken. After I updated, I realised that some applications vanished (like biteSMS, 3G unrestrictor, MXtube), and also categories. I've done a restore since.
Now my applications are unable to install through syncing (unknown error). I did a restore, then jailbroken it using redsn0w 0.8, pointing to the 3.0 fw. Can anyone help? What should I do now?
HELP! Hey guys... Having some problems right now! I have downloaded the 3.0 ipsw, but redsn0w is saying that the firmware can not be recognized?? Any ideas or suggestions? THANKS!
I followed the instructions exactly as they are posted on Dev Team's Blog.
Updated my software from 3.0 to 3.0.1 through iTunes
Used Redsn0w 0.8 to Jailbreak pointing the restore to the 3.0 IPSW file, but when it comes to the Waiting for boot dialog, Nothing happnes at all. the iphone's screen does not blink as usual.
Tried to do the same thing with Redsn0w 7.2, the jailbreak worked, but many of my apps are not launching.
What to do???
By the way, iPhone 3G 16 GB. Mac User
So I have managed to do this now. A couple of pointers:
1) Make sure you use the correct ipsw file
iPhone1,13.07A341Restore = iphone 2g
iPhone1,23.07A341Restore = iphone 3g
iPhone2,13.07A341_Restore = iphone 3gs
2) If stuck at the "waiting to reboot" then leave the phone exactly where it is for about 10 minutes plus. (I'll be honest I left mine for about an hour because I forgot and I don't know the exact timing of this!)
3) Remove the USB cable (white iphone lead) from the phone for about a second then plug back in. My phone then continued with the reboot! And yes, its worked!!!
Sorry , me too, MAC user.
If you encounter being stuck at the "waiting to reboot", just unplug and replug in the USB cable. It works for me.
I also updated m phone before I rembered it was jailbroken to the new 3.0.1 and now I can't find my settings! Freaking out here what do i do? Help please
Paul: thanks for the 'take it out for a second' tip. It made the difference.
Everything went smoothly except I can run any apps that are downloaded from itunes store. Does anyone have the same problem? When you try to start app it looks like its going to open and then closes.
thanks PAUL,
ur tips made it work when all else failed. Thanks a gazillion!!
If your apps do run I believe that mean you installed choose to install Icy during the jailbreak. Do the jailbreak again without installing Icy. Then install Icy from Cydia.
Oops! I meant to say in the above comment: If your apps do NOT run you choose to install Icy during the jailbreak. In the above step by Mech, step 10. says to avoid Icy. Do NOT install Icy during jailbreak. After you have a jailbroke iPhone then install Icy with Cydia. I had the same problem when I installed Icy during 3.0 jail break and this worked for me!
I had already unlocked and jailbroken my wife's first gen iphone with quickpwn a few months ago and it had the 2.2.1 os version, I told Itunes to do the upgrade and it did it smoothly without locking it back, as soon as it was updated to 3.0.1 the Tmobile logo stayed there and I didn't have to unlock it again, however Cidya was gone, I guess I have to do a jailbreak again, the question is: is it going to delete everything? I kinda like the fact that I have an up to date Iphone working with TMobile without having to install 3rd party software.
I have everthing installed as per video, still it says waiting for activation ,
in the top left _ _ _ _ _ E _ _ _ _ _ with 3 arced lines above , nothing : ( .......Ive rebooted and reinstalled redsn0w....nothing :((((
Something interesting just happened... I was running 3.0.0 from the June update, and I plugged by iPhone in and said to update to 3.0.1.... It updated it and it is still unlocked.. no rerunning Cydia, the Snows, etc.. it just worked. No Issues.
ok. here i go.
After scaring the crap out of my self and losing everything in my phone i finally broke 3.0.1.
Follow Paul #23 from above it's valuable.
I downloaded about 6 firmware updates till i found the right one. it is imperative that you do! it WILL NOT work unless you have the right firmware.
3G iphone is 1,23.07a341. It does freeze at end of 'awaiting reboot' but as above just unplug it quickly!
email me anytime firstname.lastname@example.com
i have a jailbroken iphone 3.0 i dounloaded a source to install swerlymms after installing it asked to reboot my phone. my phone is now stuck on the apple screen with a spinning circle that barley moves. it has been like this all day and itunes will not read the phone. please help
hi just wondering i updated my iphone to os 3.0 using redsn0w but for that i had to click the software after pressing restore (i had held shift and it brought me to a diffret window to pick) the rest is fine but im wondering should i just press restore then go to redsn0w without pressing shift therfore not having to pick the software?? thnks
Just bought my first iPhone this week. Used. I Jailbroke with redsn0w so I could unlock for use outside the US where I live. Worked beautifully. Today I found this site stating the safety of 3.0.1 so did an upgrade. Now all I get is the following message: "There is a problem with you iPhone. We're sorry, the iPhone you connected may be damaged and cannot be activated for service. We recommend you visit your nearest Apple Store for more information" Having read more since doing this, I realize I should have done a RESTORE first on a jailbroken phone and not simply an UPDATE. Was this site's advice: "Just let iTunes update or restore you to official 3.0.1" incorrect?? Or is there hope? I've found many clear instructions on how to enter DFU mode, but no matter how many times I try I CANNOT get the phone to enter it. Any help? Thanks!!
Just Jailbroke & Unlocked a 3G. If I sync to iTunes in order to get music on, will I have to Jailbreak & Unlock all over again?
There's another thread about redsn0w and some probs people are having, i.e., "Waiting for reboot" screen appears and nothing happens. FIX: Unpluged the USB from the MAC and repluged with a different USB Cable into a different port.
Ok here is my problem and it seems like no one has written about it... I have a problem when it goes to waiting to rebot... it doesn't frezze like everyone says instead my phone goes back in to normal mood and a window pops up fromm windows saying that redsn0w stopped working and it has to close... Can someone please help me out I would really appriciate the help.
I updated 3 G Iphone and now my free apps will start to open then goes back to original screen. I have restored but stll have the same problem. Whats the fix?
it's stuck in reboot...
Hi to all!!! ^^ Thanks alot for this useful guide! I'm using an iPhone 3G and all the lastest versions now which are iTunes 220.127.116.11,OS 3.0.1 (7A400),Firmware 04.26.08 & redsnow 0.8,(which i all used for jailbreaking successfully) however,I'm still having the same persistent problem with opening/using Cydia. Whenever i try to open it,Cydia just shuts down and closes by itself. I need Cydia for Ultrasnow 0.9 in order to unlock my iPhone successfully. How can i unlock it successfully? I unchecked Icy when i jailbroke my iPhone earlier. If i re-jailbreak and check Icy along with Cydia would it fix the problem? I've tried turning off 3G as well even if i'm not on Tmobile and tried also rebooting it by holding the power button and home button at the same time, but still didn't help. What is the safest version/software for itunes/iphone/jailbreak/unlock at present? Any help would be highly appreciated please. Thanks alot! ^^
If worse comes to worst (no luck at all), how can i go back and install OS 3.0 instead? (which i need for GPS applications)
Hello all
this is my problem. i updated my iphone 3G 16gb from 2.1 to 3.0.1. Did the jailbreak with redsn0w 0.8 and unlock my phone with ultrasn0w from cydia. My problem is, the phone appears as if it is still locked. I've rebooted it many times and tried various sim cards, but it still shows the "no service" sign. what did i do wrong?
Ok my problem is like Eve's # 40 the redsnow just crashes down, can any body help me out
Jailbroken with no problem, but now 3g signal keeps dropping out and I can't tether my iphone! Re-did Jailbreak,still having the same problem, tethering only works sometimes. Any clues? Running the 3gs on 3.01 firmware... Thanks!
my phone is on constant reboot an it wont turn on i went to some websites and it tells me to do something on itunes and it says i half to erease everything is that true cause i cant so please help.
So I found this page today after I allowed iTunes to update my phone without paying attention. So my Cydia and all the apps are gone. And everything in the Categories folders are gone. Any way to restore this is I don't have a backup? Talk about feeling like a dope. I sure don't want to start all over, but if there is no other way, I won't have a choice.
I keep putting my 16gb 3G Iphone in UFC mode and redsn0w
will not detect it. Using XP. Itunes when hooked up detects a phone in UFC mode. Tried different machines, etc... Any help or ideas??
ive downloaded redsn0w fine but i cant get the ipsw software to load thro it doesnt find it when i hit browse on redsn0w????? what can i do ive downloaded it 4 times thro different web sites now, any1 no any good web sites to help pls
It works very well, thx a lot, if you get the window: Redsnow has stopped working, you've to check the firmware to choice, make sure that this firmware is right for your iphone, I was puting the wrong, after I checked it, and redsn0w 0.8 worked pretty well on my Iphone 3G firmware 3.0.1, peace out
what is the best web site to get these programs from???? as mine dont work downloaded the ipsw software 8 times now n redsn0w doesnt seem to find it when i hit browse
i have i phone which locked and not jailbread and i am using firmware 3.0.1(7A400) i updated recently so i m trying to unlock it n jailbreak bt redsonw no working can any boday give me new firmware and redsnow pls i ill b thanksfull
Hello. I have iPhone 3g, with 3.0 firmware JAILBROKEN. I was getting rid of some apps, when it suddenly froze. Then, I got the stupid Apple loading screen stuck. I try to restore, but it just says error 1906 and that the iPhone cannot be restored. Is there any way to get this thing to work? Tried different computers, different cords, etc. Thanks guys.
I had that error 1906 too but it was because I made my own custom firmware wring with pwnage tool, you should restore your phone and jailbreak it with redsn0w
it worked for me
I downloaded stack v3, hide all my apps in attempt to find the stack icon dumb idea now my phone continously returns to safe mode without fail. What should I do?
Hi everyone,
I updated to 3.0.1 and jailbroke with RedSnow 0.8, but now I can't install cracked apps. iTunes gives me an "unknown error" when I try to install cracked .IPA files.
Cydia and its installed apps are ok.
Any ideas please?
HELP!!!! I just got an Iphone 3Gs from App. store and trying to jailbreak and unlock....first, the iphone is 3.0.1 firmware and it was new never been activated....I activated through iTunes and start jailbreaking with Redsnow and it was success with Cydia....but when I unlock the phone with ultrasnow as repo666.ultrasn0w.com then I keep get message as below:
cached Failure
host unreachable
and also,
Did not find repository
I need yours help! if anyone know how to fix this problems then please point me to right info.
Thanks in advance,
I would stay well away from jailbreaking 301
you will have nothing but trouble .freezing, aps not working, no service,
wait for a better jailbreak . its really not good using 3.0 to jailbreak 30.1 even if it does work for a few.
enjoy your iphone before xxxking it up.
I have am using redsn0w 0.8 and firmware 1,2,3.0 7a341.
My issue is once it downloads jailbreak software, nothing changes.
No cydia, no jailbreak, nothing.
Any advice?
For those of you having trouble with redsnow freezing or 'not working', double check you have the correct firmware for YOUR version of the iphone. I encountered this problem when I pointed redsnow to a 3.0 firmware even tho I had 3.0.1 installed on my phone. The firmware I had downloaded was for the original iphone, hence the error.
Yep, i have firware 3.1 which is why its not working.
Now patiently waiting for a jailbreak for this one.
I heard that the redsn0w jailbreak didn't work for the newer versions for iPhones of iPod Touches. The one I used on mine was called "blackra1n"...if you do a simple google search you can find it and download it to your pc to put onto your device. It works basically the same at the resn0w but it is actually even easier to do. You do not even need to put your device into DFU mode. You simply just plug your device into you computer and run the blackra1n program. It takes only about 60 seconds to complete the process.
when i run redsnow and browse for the ipsw file, redsnow doesnt seem to see the file though i have it saved on my desktop. can someone help me on this. thanks
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John Bishop not only runs the Edgewater apartments -- he also lives here. So he meets plenty of people who are interested in renting...and fire safety is not usually on their list.
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Bartlett was seriously injured in a house fire in late May.
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By John Martino
Tribune columnist
Kokomo —
It's something we've all heard about but few have ever seen in person, or ever will. It's no secret that during the deer breeding season, adult bucks will sometimes fight each other.
Fueled by testosterone, like pubescent teenagers, bucks lock horns to establish dominance, usually by clashing their antlers together, then pushing to see which is the strongest. The winner claims mating rights with the does, thus passing on the genes of the most dominant buck. Most skirmishes result in the loser retreating with his tail tucked between his legs. But occasionally their horns may become locked together, tighter than a Fort Knox vault. In rare instances, unable to free themselves, they both die.
If you've ever seen a picture of two trophy bucks, antler-locked together that died, you've undoubtedly asked yourself: What are the chances I'll ever find something like that in the woods? If you are Jeff Fager or his son Ryne, it's a question they recently had answered.
An avid deer hunter, Jeff has never considered himself extra lucky, but now realizes just how fortunate he was on that beautiful October day several weeks back.
Jeff, Ryne and family friends Dustin and Josh Rodkey had made plans to enjoy an afternoon archery hunting for deer on a rural Cass County farm. "I was looking forward to spending a beautiful evening hunting with the boys," Jeff said. He had no clue what they would stumble upon.
Later that evening, the group pulled into their designated parking spot and began discussing the evening's hunt while everyone readied their clothing and equipment. The Fagers had decided to hunt one area while the Rodkey brothers had chosen another. Before long, Jeff and Ryne found themselves slowly and silently picking their way along the small path which wound its way deep into the woods.
Looking to his right, Jeff caught a glimpse of white. Closer inspection revealed tall antler tines low to the ground.
"Stop!" he hissed to his son, with an air of urgency. "There is a big buck bedded right over there."
They both stood motionless contemplating their next move. After a few moments they could tell something wasn't right. They soon discovered there was not just one huge buck, but two. One was a massive 10-pointer, the other even larger carrying 11 points and their antlers had become hopelessly locked together during an earlier battle. Unable to free themselves, they succumbed to the sometimes cruel laws of nature.
"They had not been dead very long," said Jeff. "Their bodies were still warm and pliable."
Although the Fagers knew this sometimes happens, they never thought they would find two bucks of this magnitude in their lifetime, let alone on a casual afternoon hunt in Cass County.
"I just couldn't believe it," added Ryne. "It was amazing to find two quality deer like that locked together in death."
The Fagers did everything right after making their find. They immediately contacted the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, which directed them to the Cass County sheriff department, which issued them the permit to keep the bucks. In Indiana, it is illegal to possess not only antlers but any part of a deer without a proper hunting license, or special permit.
"They did the proper thing," said Howard County Conservation Officer William Dale. "Even if you would find a deer that was hit on the road or dead in the woods, you still need a permit before you can take any part of it."
For most of us, finding a natural phenomenon like this is something we only read about in glossy magazines or see on the Internet.
"I just hated to find something like this and not do anything with it," Jeff explained. "I think it would have been disrespectful to just leave them there."
After careful consideration, he has decided to have a European mount completed on both massive skulls, with the heads locked together just the way they were found in the field.
"It will definitely make a unique conversation piece," he added with a laugh. "We ended up with two trophy bucks and never fired the first shot."
Early Archery Season Hunting Results
Area bowhunters are continuing their success with several trophy bucks being collected over the past week tipping the scales in excess of 200 pounds. Here are the names of area sportsmen who have taken deer to one of our areas state approved deer check-in stations. This information, which includes field-dressed weights, is provided by Bryant's Outdoor Store, Burlington Meats, Simpson's Deer Processing and U.S. 31 Bait and Tackle.
Joel King — 120-pound doe; Jerry Todd — 60-pound doe; Mike Bell — 165-pound, eight-point buck; Terry Thor — 200-pound, 27-point buck; Justin Bryant — 135-pound, nine-point buck; Brad Downey — 220-pound, nine-point buck; Jerry Koon — 80-pound, button buck; Luke Calvin — 100-pound doe; Mike Hale — 180-pound, seven-point buck; Jerry Koon — 170-pound, 10-point buck; Blake Clark — 140-pound, eight-point buck; Kenny Wagler — 135-pound, six-point buck.
Ryan McClish — 125-pound, six-point buck; Todd Cripe — 170-pound, 10-point buck; Noel Evans — 170-pound, eight-point buck; Shawn Holford — 180-pound, 12-point buck; Joe Thieke — 230-pound, nine-point buck; Kip Piel — 100-pound doe; Jack Steele — 90-pound doe; James Temple — 100-pound doe; Casey Jones — 175-pound, 10-point buck; Leroy Pannier — 100-pound doe; Travis Rose — 120-pound doe; Jerry Rose — 130-pound doe; Craig Hulsey — 120-pound doe; Donald Combs — 150-pound, eight-point buck; Mike Whitaker — 100-pound doe; Matt Martin — 90-pound button buck.
John Martino is the Tribune's outdoors columnist. He may be reached by email at email@example.com.


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February 8-9-10, 2013
The Freedom Valley YMCA Synchronized Swimming Team, hosts the 2013 East Zone Junior Championship competition Feb. 8-10 at the Perkiomen School in Pennsburg, PA.
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Friday, Duet Prelims 6-9pm
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Come see this amazing and graceful Olympic sport and cheer on local team, Freedom Valley YMCA Synchro.
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Lately i am in contact with many people with different kind of personalities. I'm surrounded by smarts, idiots, by angry people, depressed people, people that sleep a lot, people that don't sleep at all, black people, illiterate, clever ones etc etc.. I am really NOT a bit curious about what is going to happen on 2012 because i live my "2012″ now. Social interaction is most difficult when done with people you dislike or find annoying. BUT even if i don't like this i have to survive. Patience should have been my best friends all this time since last month, and it is.
All of your self-talk and inner dialogue, our subconscious uses the behavior patterns to react to many everyday events in our life. The odd thing is when the thing you think you want is not what you desire. Do you really want to be surrounded by older people? Do you really want to be surrounded by people smarter than you are? Do you really want to be surrounded by shorter people than you are etc.
You have to refuse negative thoughts, otherwise you will not attain positive results. The positive thoughts not only make us feel nice and relaxed but also there are many possibilities that what we think may be done. Other people may influence us but our opinion is what matters. It might seem strange to you, but the people that influence us can also influence the people we meet, our circumstances and the events we encounter. We are feeling beings; our outer circumstances are only reflecting what we feel inside. Feeling can go both ways: you can feel something as a result of reality or you can mold your reality as a result of feeling.
Work smart. Instead of beating your head against the walls everyday, do smart moves and try to avoid everyone's unpleasant presence disappear. Hold your anger, and don't yell, just ignore. Make them not want to talk to you, don't behave with stomp, just ignore every thing you don't like, and you'll get everything you like.
Things will get better, even you like it or not( if you start applying ignorance and part-acceptance). Priorize your happiness, put yourself first, and above all, and you will do, and everything will come easier. Keep your energy going where you want it to go. Don't waste energy on people they don't deserve it. You're by yourself, for yourself.


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These reports were submitted from the Boston Police Department and took place within Charlestown's District, A-15. The time and place of the alleged crimes are listed. Persons arrested are innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
09/16/12—Assault with a deadly weapon—knife
As a result of a confrontation between two groups in the Bunker Hill development, two individuals suffered knife wounds to the back and chest areas. Both individuals were transported to Massachusetts General Hospital for treatment. Matter is under investigation.
09/12/12—Fugitive from justice
Members of the Boston Police fugitive unit, while in City Square, placed an individual under arrest for an outstanding New Hampshire court warrant charging felony burglary.
09/11/12—Bicycle theft
Victim reports that, at 7p.m., he secured his bike on 1st Ave. At about 9 a.m., when he returned both the bike and lock were gone. Bike is described at an orange and silver trek mountain bike.
As a result of an investigation on Medford Street, an individual was issued a violation of city ordinance charging possession of marijuana.
As a result of a traffic stop on Main Street, an individual was placed under arrest for operating a motor vehicle without a valid license.
Victim on Perkins Street reports when she returned home about 6p.m. she observed items in her home had been taken. Victim's roommate also reports some of her items were also missing. At this time no signs of forced entry either through doors or windows could be found. Detectives are investigating.
Victim on Bunker Hill Street reports when he returned home he saw that numerous items were missing from his home. Victim feels the crime may have been committed by a friend he allowed to stay over. Detectives are investigating.


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TRAVERSE CITY — State Department of Community Health officials stuck to their decision to blame Northern Lakes Community Mental Health's leader for placing profoundly disabled clients at risk on public buses.
In a recent letter, the agency wrote that Gregory Paffhouse, Northern Lakes' chief executive officer, initially accepted responsibility. Some clients were subjected to physical abuse and other potentially harmful situations as they rode buses that carried them from their residences to work sites.
"By his own words, Mr. Paffhouse admitted that, 'Since NLCMH has paid BATA for transportation services for many years and since other alternatives have not been developed broadly, this must be seen as a systemic problem for which I as the Chief Executive Officer have ultimately responsibility,'" wrote Dianne Baker of the state CMH Office of Recipient Rights in a March 6 letter.
Paffhouse said Northern Lakes' attorney advised him not to comment, but added that the Northern Lakes board will meet March 21 at 1 p.m. to discuss the issue, and take formal action at a 3:45 p.m. meeting.
"The board obviously takes this very seriously," he said.
For years, Northern Lakes paid Bay Area Transportation Authority to transport physically and mentally disabled clients to work and training sites. In August 2011, a Northern Lakes client repeatedly beat and choked another client during a 90-minute bus ride. The assault triggered a widespread investigation and revealed a history of problems, involving assaults, attempts at self-harm, and inappropriate sexual behavior.
Paffhouse learned of the incident on Oct. 25, 2011 and the need for immediate supervision; aides weren't put on buses until five weeks later.
William Rossbach, a stepfather of a severely physically and mentally impaired client, filed a complaint about the delay. The state originally found that Paffhouse, as the CEO, could not be held responsible for hands-on care; it was the staff's responsibility to protect Northern Lakes clients.


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Number one: The price. Rims are expensive and this rim is cheap. And not cheap by quality either. This rim was an awesome buy. I am very pleased with the quality and the price. At first I was skeptical to buy a rim that was almost half the price of the other rims, but after reading the other guys reviews, I agree that this is the best bang. I have only had to tighten the spokes one time after installation. And that's just it, installation was nothing. The rim comes ready to go on your bike, other than sprockets and brake rotor, unless you opted to have that package. If I had not been on such a tight budget when I snapped my OEM hub, I would have bought the entire kit front and rear. I would recommend this product to anyone. And the hub comes anodized. Excellent QUALITY and AMAZING PRICE, that's just it.Read All Reviews
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You will be very sorry if you are trying to get your old rim off of the hub and expect to use those old spokes. They will be seized, spinning in the hub and broken when you get down to it. Buy the spokes with the rim and avoid the extra wait time. Fit and function of this rim is perfect. Tusk rim weighed 2605 grams on a cheap digital kitchen scale.Read All Reviews
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Always remember to store torque wrenches in their lowest setting. Lowest torque on this tool is 30 in lb. The Tusk spoke wrenches came with a lot more spoke wrench tips of various size than this torque wrench did. If it came with a 6.7mm tip and had a lower torque limit value I would have rated it a 5.Read All Reviews


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David Coleman
The Port Arthur News
oaching can be a thankless business. Not literally, of course, because there are many people there on Friday night thanking coaches after a victory. What I mean is that there's an awful lot of time and effort put into a single play in a game that's ultimately judged by a simple win or loss.
Not many other professions have such a rigid standard for success, but to be an effective coach, you have to believe in a favorite phrase around Port Arthur Memorial, "Hard work pays off."
Memorial head coach Kenny Harrison believes that. He often comments about how one of the few things he can control is how hard he personally works, which is why he'll spend early mornings and late hours working on a game plan.
That transfers to all of his staff, and is no different than any winning football program and most losing ones too. But, there was a great example of just how much work goes into a single play in a game in last week's 37-33 loss to La Porte.
La Porte set up to kick off to the Titans after scoring an early touchdown. The Bulldogs were kicking into the wind and the kick ended up getting popped into the wind and settling over a player on the outside of the second wedge.
That player, backup quarterback Torian Lott, caught the ball, turned and fired a pass across the field to Roderic Rucker, who bolted up field and was brought down at the Memorial 46. Lott didn't actually throw a pass, as he made sure it went backwards and counted as a lateral, while Rucker almost broke through for a long return, but was caught by a very good La Porte coverage team.
That return is what most people call a "trick play," but the preparation for it isn't easy. Think about all the planning that had to go into that one moment. First of all, the Titan coaching staff had to identify that the La Porte kicker liked to kick short into the wind, or "pooch" the ball short.
On top of that, they had to know which direction he was going to kick it, as that determined where they'd place Lott in the formation. That takes a lot of scouting and identifying tendencies in La Porte's game film for an area of play (special teams) that normally doesn't get the same attention from fans scouting-wise.
That wasn't the first time Memorial has proven prepared by scouting special teams. The week before, against West Brook, Memorial correctly identified a punt formation or tendency for the Bruins to fake punt in certain situations. Thus, they kept the first team defense on the field on a number of key fourth downs and forced West Brook to call time out and change plans at least once.
So, that's a lot of hard work in just scouting the opponent to identify a tendency on kickoffs. At that point, the Titans then had to design a play and practice it, while also making sure they had the right personnel in the right spots.
Of course, that also means putting players in spots that won't tip off the other team to what the Titans may be doing. If, say, they had moved a regular returner like Kameron Martin, John Leday or Albert Jacobs to that second level, La Porte's coaches would have surely noticed and been prepared.
As it was, they got the ball into Rucker's hands. While Rucker may not be the fastest receiver on the team, he consistently makes big plays each week. His presence on the second level also isn't that strange.
Lott's spot is odd, though. The junior was called up to varsity and installed as the backup QB halfway through the season, but he hasn't played much. By putting him on the kick return team, the Titans not only get a playmaker on the second level, they also get someone who can throw it across the field and make sure the throw goes backwards.
If you watched the New Orleans Saints and Philadelphia Eagles game two weeks ago, you'd have seen a similar throwback return try that failed, because the Eagle returner threw the ball forward when he tried to find Riley Cooper racing down the sideline. One of the gripes about Tennessee's Music City Miracle over the Buffalo Bills was that Frank Wycheck's lateral appeared to go forward instead of backwards to Kevin Dyson.
Having a QB throw the ball across the field makes it much easier to practice and ensure that it is a proper lateral. But, it still takes practice time to get that right. The players have to know it is coming and have been drilled on what to do.
All for one play in a game the Titans ultimately lost. The play didn't break for a touchdown this time, but that one play can make a ripple effect in the future. Now, any playoff opponent will have to be aware that the Titans could try something tricky if they pooch kick it. That, in turn, may make the coverage unit a little hesitant in flying down field and may open up lanes for regular returns from John Leday or Kam Martin.
That's where all that hard work may pay off. It's a single play in the third phase of the game, but if it leads to a touchdown in the playoffs or gives the Titans great field position in a crucial situation, it's worth every extra minute.


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The adult accelerated bachelor degree completion programs are taught in a learning team format. Learning Teams are a natural fit to adult education - a group of students enrolls at the same time and progress through required courses together in the same sequence. Classes continue year round, without interruption, until the degree requirements are completed.
A psychology major in the A.B.L.E. program will learn what motivates people and the skills needed to effectively work with them. The degree program provides the student with an overview of careers that deal with people on a one-to-one basis or in a group using statistics and other research skills. Your course of study will prepare you to continue graduate studies in psychology or other related professional careers.
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The Cadiff Kook this morning is dressed up as Joseph Kony, an African warlord who has spurred outcry around the world after his violent and radical practices were exposed in a 30-minute film created by Invisible Children, a group based in San Diego.
That video, titled Kony 2012, has become the fastest growing internet video campaign in history, according Visible Measures, an organization that measures social video advertising.
The production has brought a massive amount of sympathy for the plight of Ugandan children, who the filmmakers say are impressed by warlord Kony into his militia or forced to be sex slaves.
It has also opened the door to criticism of Invisible Children, which is being accused of having questionable financial practices. The group has been trying to raise attention about problems in Africa for several years.
This time, their video hit the jackpot, capturing the attention of millions, including celebrities like Angelina Jolie, Rihanna and Justin Bieber, who spread the word on their Twitter accounts.
As of Friday morning, the Kony video had garnered more than 70 million total views, according to Video Measures' blog. It also had received 500,000 comments.
The firm also reported that about 200 videos have been posted in response to Kony 2012.
The growth of the video is one day faster than that of singer Susan
Boyle, the previous viral video champion, Video Measures reported.
It said Kony 2012 was first posted on Vimeo about two weeks ago, and
the You Tube campaign began on Monday, March 5.
Video Measures expects the number of views to top 100 million soon.
On Twitter, Invisible Children acknowledged that the growth of the
campaign was beginning to slow. For a while, it offered to donate 30 cents to its campaign for every new Twitter follower.
Invisible Children has been criticized this week for simplifying the
issue of how continual fighting in Africa is affecting children, and for not
giving enough of its donations in direct aid.
The Charity Navigator website gives Invisible Children three out of a
possible four stars, noting that it has never undergone an independent audit and has revenues that are outstripping expenditures.
Invisible Children did not immediately respond to a message seeking
— City News Service contributed to this report


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Close to 11 million people, or about 10.1% of the U.S. workforce, are employed by the nonprofit sector. Are you one of these people? Do you want to be?
Whether you're looking for a career boost or an opportunity to break into the nonprofit world, a masters degree focused on the public sector may help you get there.
As the realization that passion doesn't automatically lead to success comes to more and more non-profit managers, public sector organizations have changed their business model to run themselves more and more like their for-profit counterparts.
The good news is that colleges and universities across the country are getting the hint. Nonprofit-focused graduate programs exist many schools and they are sure to grow as organizations begin to rely on the training and talent of a new generation of public sector leaders.
Should I go back?
The recent growth in the number of nonprofit-focused graduate programs means that there are plenty of opportunities to stand out in the pool of nonprofit job candidates, but it also indicates that an increasingly competitive job market is afoot.
While graduate degrees are not generally required for public sector jobs, if you are serious about your career goals in this area, an advanced degree is certainly something to consider. If the growing popularity of these degree programs continues, enrolling sooner rather than later will put you ahead of the game.
What are my choices?
Is there a program out there for you? You may be surprised at the variety of nonprofit-focused degree programs that exist. Here are descriptions of a few:
- MBA: Master of Business Administration programs come with a variety of public sector "twists" such as Northwestern's Social Enterprise concentration at the Kellogg School of Business. Net Impact published a survey titled Business as UNusual, which outlines approximately 40 business school programs that successfully incorporate a socially-focused curriculum.
- MPA: The Master of Public Administration teaches students how to apply business skills to the public sector. If jobs like Grants Manager, Director of Development, Manager of Philanthropic Programs, or Community Involvement Representative interest you, an MPA may be what you are looking for.
- MPP: A Master of Public Policy can lead to a career in local or state governments or governmental agencies, nonprofit organizations or think tanks. Positions may include Policy Analyst, Director of Research or Government Relations Manager.
- MUP: A Master of Urban Planning degree focuses on city revitalization, empowerment of impoverished areas, and environmental concerns. Graduates typically secure jobs in such organizations as the UN, USAID, the World Bank, local and state housing agencies and nonprofit organizations that assist the homeless.
- MSW: A Master of Social Work degree is generally required for any managerial position in this field and academic programs often include a year of classroom study and a year of field work. Graduates often find jobs in fields including adoption support, child protection, employment, hospice care, mental health counseling and school social work.
Can I afford it?
Top nonprofit-related graduate programs, such as those at Columbia, Johns Hopkins and Harvard, can be very expensive. These costs, combined with notoriously low public sector salaries make the decision to go back that much more difficult. But before you turn and run to the closest investment banking recruiter, remember the following:
- A graduate degree will increase your value to an organization. Top nonprofit executives can make upwards of $100,000 per year.
- If you are a newcomer to the public sector, an advanced degree will help you springboard past entry-level positions.
- There is financial help. Research financial aid, scholarships, fellowships and work-study programs. Try NASPAA's website or general financial aid sites such as FAFSA, GradLoans.com, or FinAid.
- The schools you apply to probably offer work-study programs, graduate assistantships or scholarships. Often you must apply early to be considered for these programs so be sure to check your deadlines.
- Be sure your program is accredited – Check for accreditation from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) and the National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration (NASPAA)
- Talk to current students and alumni – Take advantage of alumni networks or seek out fellow graduate students online to get advice and ask questions. Visit websites such as onPhilanthropy.com's Future Leaders in Philanthropy (FLiP) page, the AFP Blog, or Charity Blogger to connect with people who share your interests.
- Attend graduate school fairs – Idealist.org maintains a calendar of nonprofit focused graduate school fairs.
- Follow your gut – The decision to go back to school is not an easy one, especially when studying for a non-traditional degree like an MPA or MPP. However, each day more and more attention is being placed on how to make the world a better place. So if you want to be a part of it, especially for the long haul, it might make sense to jump right into a graduate degree and not look back.


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Tuesday, May 30, 2006
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Mr Sajjan Jindal, Vice-Chairman of the Sajjan Jindal Group, today met the West Bengal Chief Minister, Mr Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee, here and expressed his desire to invest in power generation, road infrastructure and allied steels sectors in the State. Speaking to newspersons after meeting the Chief Minister, Mr Jindal said the group had formed a core team that would interact with officials of the State Government before zeroing in on specific projects in which investments would be made. This process could well take six months to culminate and the quantum of investment could be in the Rs 5,000 crore-Rs10,000 crore range. Mr Jindal said his group's plans to set up an integrated steel plant in West Bengal had been put on hold since there was a question mark on sourcing iron ore from the nearby state of Jharkhand.
Some time ago, the Jharkhand Chief Minister, Mr Arjun Munda, had said that Jharkhand would consider supplying iron ore to steel plants located outside the state only after the requirements of steel plants located within Jharkhand were met.
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STATEHOUSE - State Rep. David L. Niezgodski (D-South Bend), who is a member of the Pension Management Oversight Commission (PMOC), issued the following statement expressing his disappointment in today's decision by the Indiana Public Retirement System (IPRS) Board of Trustees to ignore the significant concerns expressed by thousands of Hoosier retirees over the security of their retirement benefits:
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Jean-Louis, Lily-Claire Virginie (2005) An investigation of female leaders' perceptions of organisational culture and leadership in a Catholic High School. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
For the past thirty years, leadership theories have focused on the importance of the individual within the school organisation. The shared assumptions and beliefs of the individuals working in the same organisation shape the school's organisational culture, and organisational culture is a salient factor which should be considered when understanding educational leadership. The focus of my study is to explore the relationship between organisational culture and leadership. In the same context, new approaches to the study of leadership have explored the issue of gender in leadership. Female leadership studies - the second focus of this study - seek not only to restore the place of the individual but also argue a place for women in educational leadership. Based in the interpretive paradigm, this is a case study of a Catholic all-girl secondary school called the Loreto Convent School of Pretoria. Historically, the Loreto schools have aimed at promoting and empowering girls' education and female leadership. It was therefore an appropriate site in which to explore organisational culture and its relationship with leadership, particularly female leadership. I purposefully chose three of the school's female leaders - the school's principal, the High school Head of Department and the High school head girl - focusing on their perceptions and experiences of their leadership and the school's culture. My research findings show that an understanding of the relationship between organisational culture and leadership cannot be complete without acknowledging the importance of the leader as an individual, with his/her personal background and values, taking into account gender as well as the multiple roles that the individual has in society. Furthermore, the 'humane' characteristic of educational leadership leads to an understanding that the leader is often confronted with conflicting situations where he/she is caught between personal/organisational values and the need to achieve the task. Finally, my findings show that contemporary leaders are now called upon to work and participate in the promotion of social justice in order to fight against society's socio-economic inequality and improve the quality of education and life.
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A former London bus driver, John Thackara now works as a writer and event producer.
He is the author of In The Bubble: Designing In A Complex World (MIT Press) and of a widely-read blog at designobserver.com. As director of Doors of Perception, John organises festivals around the world in which communities imagine sustainable futures — and take practical steps to realize them.
Among John's 12 books are Design After Modernism: Beyond the Object (1987), and Lost in Space: A Traveller's tale (1995). The best-selling In the Bubble: Designing In A Complex World, has been published in nine other languages. He has lectured in more than forty countries.
John – a Brit who now lives in southern France – studied philosophy, and trained as a journalist, before working for ten years as a book and magazine editor. He was the first director (1993—1999) of the Netherlands Design Institute in Amsterdam, and was program director of Designs of The Time (Dott 07), the social innovation biennial in England.
John is a Senior Fellow of the Royal College of Art, London, and a Fellow of The Young Foundation, the UK's social enterprise incubator. He sits on the advisory boards of the Pixelache Festival in Helsinki and the Pecha Kucha Foundation in Tokyo. He is also a member of the UK Parliament's Standing Commission on Design.


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Just before 9 a.m. Monday, an employee of the Pak Mail store at 5524 Springdale Ave. was standing behind the store when the suspect drove up in a silver newer-model Lexus sport utility vehicle with silver taillights.
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Dalton High School's football team ran into the win column with its 31-0 victory against Gilmer on Friday night at Harmon Field.
While sophomore tailback Kelvis Rhodes' return to the field was one of the major storylines — Rhodes missed the first two games of the season, losses to Ringgold and Calhoun, with a shoulder injury — he wasn't the only contributor on offense, although he was certainly a major one.
In other games involving area teams this past Friday, Christian Heritage beat Fellowship Christian 41-0, Coahulla Creek lost 41-16 to Sonoraville, Murray County fell 31-0 to Armuchee, North Murray was beaten 55-15 by Cartersville and Northwest Whitfield topped Cass 52-35.
As for Dalton, the Catamounts' rushing attack tallied 317 yards on 42 rushes. Rhodes went for 173 yards and four touchdowns in a strong 2013 debut, but six other Cats rushed for at least 14 yards.
Rotating quarterbacks Jase Chastain (nine carries, 39 yards) and Payton Veraldi (four carries, 41 yards) helped moved the ball down the field. Sophomore running back Tyler Noland, who filled in for Rhodes in the two games he missed, chipped in 14 yards on five carries, while wide receiver Peter Sigmon added a 24-yard run on a reverse.
The Cats only completed four passes. Chastain was 2-for-10 for 24 yards and an interception, while Veraldi was 2-for-4 for 19 yards. The two signal callers had been rotating series for most of the season, but the offensive coaches decided to switch up the substitutions, Dalton head coach Matt Land said after Friday's game.
"We had been switching out by series, but we made a decision coming into the game that we were going to mix it up a bit and kind of let some things roll as the game goes on instead of being more strategical as far as trying to get them in and out, just kind of let the game play itself," he said.
Freshman Zek Cobb was Dalton's leading receiver with two catches for 19 yards.
• You might think Christian Heritage coach Preston Poag would have nothing but praise for his offense after such a lopsided victory against Fellowship Christian.
He didn't.
While the passing game gave a peak performance as quarterback Trevor Brown had 310 yards and five touchdowns on 15 of 24 passing, Poag wasn't pleased with his team's rushing attack.
The only success Christian Heritage (3-1) had on the ground came on the Lions' last possession as they went 88 yards, with Austin Lowe capping the drive with a 2-yard touchdown run. Lowe finished with 95 rushing yards rushing, but 72 came on one carry.
Minus that last drive, the Lions had 45 yards of rushing offense.
"(Fellowship) put all of their players in the box, but you sort of pick your poison with Trevor throwing to Nich Bartley and Will Fischer," Poag said. "Still, when we started hitting our passes, we should have been able to run the ball a little more effectively."
• A 1-3 start — including an 0-1 Region 5-3A record — wasn't exactly what Coahulla Creek coach Jared Hamlin was hoping for this season, especially with the Colts boasting the leadership of their largest senior class in the program's brief history.
Making matters worse, the schedule doesn't get easier for Coahulla Creek, with league matchups on the road against Cartersville and Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe looming.
Despite their inability to get needed defensive stops against previously winless Sonoraville, the Colts had some good moments offensively, including two passes for 40 or more yards, one to Levi Wilson (40) and one to Michael Ward (57). Senior quarterback Blaine Williams completed 11 of 25 passes for 185 yards and two touchdowns. Running back Cameron Burton also carried the ball well for the Colts against a stout Sonoraville front seven, gaining 84 yards on 13 carries.
In the first half, the Colts had a good offensive opportunity thanks to special teams play when they recovered an onside kick. Instead of a touchdown, though, Coahulla Creek settled for Irwin Rivera's 34-yard field goal because of a quarterback sack that cost them valuable field position.
Hamlin knows his team needs to capitalize on its best chances when they arise.
"We drove the ball pretty good there in the first half," Hamlin said. "We moved the ball around, we got some in the running game ... we got some in the passing game. But we turned the ball over down there inside the 5, and that's huge right there."
• If Murray County (1-3) is going to make strides toward being competitive on a regular basis, it must come out with intensity every week.
That was not the case this past week against previously winless Armuchee — it was the Region 7-2A opener for both teams — as Murray County coach Chad Brewer conceded that the visitors displayed a decisive advantage in that category.
The loss came a week after Murray County beat Gordon Central on the road to end a losing streak that stretched back to 2011 and one season further when forfeits were thrown out. But Murray County couldn't make much of that momentum or being back at home, where its has been outscored 92-0 in two losses this year.
Murray County quarterback Justin Smith, who led all rushers in Murray and Whitfield counties going into Friday's action with 237 yards on 48 carries, was held to 27 yards on 13 carries. He added 52 passing yards while completing 9 of 17 attempts. However, senior running back Jordan Walls was impressive with 78 yards on four carries. He had a 47-yard jaunt in the third quarter that almost went the distance.
Although shut out, Murray County had two good opportunities to score. It reached Armuchee's 2-yard line in the second quarter before being pushed back to the 7 and advanced to the opposing 3 in the fourth quarter before three straight incompletions stalled the drive.
Interceptions on each of Murray County's first two possessions in the third quarter made for a bad start to the second half, which began with the home team trailing 21-0.
• While North Murray is only 1-3, North Murray coach David Gann is thrilled with the progress of junior quarterback Hinton McConkey and sophomore running back Drake McCowan.
"It's night-and-day different," Gann said. "(McConkey) has relaxed a little bit and the butterflies are gone. He understands in (junior varsity) games you can make throws that you can't on Friday nights. Drake really ran the ball hard against Cartersville. I think he had almost 100 yards rushing."
Gann also estimated McConkey eclipsed 100 yards passing against the starting defense for Cartersville, which is ranked No. 3 in the Georgia Sports Writers Association Class 3A poll.
Neither McConkey nor McCowan had started a varsity game at these positions last season, although McConkey had seen Friday night action as a wide receiver.
Gann hopes the progress continues into the fifth game as the Mountaineers look for a Region 5-3A win Friday versus Sonoraville. In an eight-team region, it's easy to get behind the pack quickly in the race for the postseason and Gann doesn't want to see that happen to his team.
"This is kind of a playoff week for us," Gann said. "On paper, Sonoraville is a little more experienced than we are and we'll have to play well to beat them."
• Northwest's defense continued its streak of at least four takeaways per game this year and matched a season best with six Friday night against Cass as the Bruins improved to 3-0.
But Northwest's offense turned the ball over more against the Colonels than it had in the two games prior.
Northwest forced six turnovers, bringing its season total for takeaway to 16 for an average of more than five per game.
But the Bruins only had four giveaways through their first two games, and they had five Friday. Four were interceptions, while two were fumbles.
"There may be a night where the defense is struggling," Northwest coach Josh Robinson said after the game. "The offense has to pick it up. We can't play at other people's speed on offense. We have to play at our speed."
The team committed four turnovers in the first half — three in the second quarter — and let a 31-0 lead early in the second quarter dwindle to a 38-21 edge at halftime.
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Typhoon Haiyan, which has devastated the Philippines, has also hit southern China and eight people are reported dead so far. Meanwhile, the Chinese Red Cross will give US$100,000 in relief funds to the Philippines, a number which pales in comparison to other countries' efforts. The relationship between China and the Philippines has been hostile in recent years as the two countries are at odds over territory in the South China Sea.


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