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They told themselves all year they were supposed to do this.
Yet, after the final out was recorded and the Tomball Cougars were officially the Texas Class 4A state baseball champions, the emotions were still overwhelming. Pitcher Robert Dugger raised his hands in the air and let out a loud scream, while others rushed to mob him near the pitcher's mound.
Tomball defeated Wichita Falls Rider and Corpus Christi Moody in the state tournament last weekend to bring home Tomball's first championship trophy.
After starting the season on a 22-game winning streak, winning a district title and cruising through the playoffs with just one loss, the season culminated with a trip to Round Rock and the state tournament.
First up the Cougars faced an experienced Wichita Falls Rider team and coach Doug Rush went to his senior leader Nick Banks on the mound.
Starting for just the second time all season, Banks pitched all seven innings, while striking out 10 batters.
It didn't look good at the beginning for Banks, as Rider loaded the bases with just one out. A squeeze play by Rider backfired, as Banks fielded the bunt and tossed it to catcher Casey Smith for a force play, before ending the threat with a strikeout.
Banks then provided himself some offensive support, as he jacked a solo home run over the right field fence to give Tomball an early 1-0 lead.
Rider would fight back in the third inning; however, as they touched Banks for two runs and grabbed the lead.
The Cougars then did what they have done all year – put together the big inning. They plated four runners and grabbed a 5-2 lead.
From there it was a pitcher's duel, as neither team would plate another runner. Banks recorded the final out and Tomball was headed to the title game.
The Cougars faced Corpus Christi Moody in the championship and sent their ace, Robert Dugger, to the mound.
However, Dugger began his night on the base paths in electric fashion.
After the Cougars had taken a 1-0 lead in the top of the first, thanks to an RBI single by Eric Dunbar, Dugger stepped to the plate. He laced a line drive right at the Moody left fielder, who tried to dive and make a play. The ball skipped past the fielder and rolled to the outfield fence. Dugger would race around the bases for an inside-the-park three-run homer, giving himself a 4-0 cushion before throwing a pitch.
Dugger would struggle a bit to open the bottom half of the inning, as he allowed back-to-back singles from Moody hitters. Dugger would stay low in the strike zone with his next pitch, however and induced a ground ball to third baseman Robbie Gillen, who started the inning ending double play.
Dugger would cruise through the middle innings, until Moody scored their only run in the bottom of the sixth.
Dugger headed to the mound in the bottom of the seventh, needing three outs to help the Cougars earn the title.
He started the frame with a walk, but immediately induced two groundouts, leaving one out for all the marbles.
In dramatic fashion Digger struck out the Moody batsman swinging for the final out and prepared for the forthcoming dog pile at the pitcher's mound.
At long last, the Cougars were state champs.
Tomball High School will hold its annual football Homecoming Parade Oct. 24, at 6:30 p.m. The parade will start at Tomball Intermediate School and proceed down Main Street to the Tomball Depot Plaza. Following the parade a pep rally will be held at the Depot. The homecoming Dukes and Duchesses and the Homecoming King will be announced. The Tomball Cougars play their homecoming contest Friday, Oct. 26 versus Ridge Point High School at 7 p.m. The queen will be announced at halftime.
One is adjusting to a new system under a new coach, while the other is preparing for it's first ever varsity football season. However, both the Tomball Memorial Wildcats and Tomball Cougars are readying themselves for a move to District 22-4A.
The Tribune talked to both schools head coaches about the upcoming season and what fans can expect from both teams.
Tomball Cougars
Tomball High School welcomed Danny Ramsey as its new head coach earlier this year. Ramsey replaced Tommy Kaiser, who retired.
Ramsey comes to Tomball from Waco High, where he led them to the 4A playoffs the past two seasons.
"I'm from this area," Ramsey said. "I graduated from Westfield High School and I have family all around this area. It was a family decision to come home."
While the Cougars return several lettermen, Ramsey's squad won't be that experienced, as Tomball returns just three starters on both sides of the ball. That won't stop the team from having some lofty goals, however.
"A lot of kids will be playing varsity for the first time," he said. "Our goals will still be the same. I'd like to see us contend for a district championship, but that all depends on how much the kids are willing to sacrifice."
"The kids are hungry and their motivation level is pretty high."
Ramsey will run a number of formations on offense, while sticking to a spread option style of play. On defense Ramsey said the Cougars will look to attack out of a 3-4 set.
"We will run a lot of different looks at teams though," he said.
Ramsey said that Drew Reynolds will be a top target at wide receiver, while Xavier Powell will once again handle the backfield duties at tailback.
Ramsey said he can't wait for the season to start.
"We are really excited about this season," he said. "Hopefully at the very least we can prepare our kids to become good and honest citizens along the way."
Tomball Memorial Wildcats
Tomball Memorial head coach Finis Vanover is ready for the season to start. One year after the new school played a sub-varsity schedule in preparation for this season, the Wildcats are also ready for the lights of Friday nights.
"The deal last year was just to get them on the field and playing and it worked out well," Vanover said. "But we're ready to get out there and do it because Thursday nights just aren't the same. We are ready for them to experience the crowds, the lights and the bands on a Friday night."
The Wildcats, who went 7-3 at their top sub-varsity level last season, have two starting position battles still raging, according to Vanover.
Quarterback candidates Jared Seinkiewich and Jordan Peterson are battling for the starting position. The runner-up will still play at receiver this season, however.
"It's a tremendous battle going on there between two great young men," Vanover said.
At tailback Josh Williams and Payton Logan are fighting for the starting nod, though both will see time at the position.
"Those two are way ahead of others at that position," Vanover said.
Vanover plans to run multiple offensive formations, but will still employ a run-first mentality where the pass plays off the run.
On defense Tomball Memorial will play an attacking, blitzing style.
"We will play man-to-man coverage and make things happen up front," Vanover said.
He is looking to sophomore linebacker B.J. Catherman to lead the way on defense, along with defensive end Clay Jacobs.
Vanover said the teams goals are to win, bottom line.
"We expect to win and will play to win every time," he said. "I couldn't be happier with our effort. It's been a total buy-in by the kids and their parents and we are laying a great foundation here."
The Waller Bulldogs (1-1) ran over and around the Tomball Memorial Wildcats Sept. 14, rushing for 290 yards in the 42-22 victory.
Waller had an extra week to prepare for the Wildcats and it showed, as Colten Frisby ran for 125 yards on just eight carries, while Joeseth McDade added 90 yards on four carries.
Elijah Morrow was a duel threat rushing and receiving as he ran for 43 yards on four carries and had two catches for 110 yards and two touchdowns.
Tomball Memorial (0-3) continues to show their inexperience during their first year of varsity play, but have shown improvement every week. The Wildcats gained 278 yards of total offense, their best showing of the young season.
The Wildcats had a bye week, while the Bulldogs hosted Brenham Sept. 21. Results were not available at press time.
Magnolia 17
Bryan Rudder 20
Magnolia suffered another close defeat to a Brazos County opponent, falling 20-17 in a road contest at Bryan Rudder Sept. 14.
The Bulldogs watched in agony as Rudder hit a 22-yard field goal as the clock wound down to win the game.
Magnolia had raced out to a 17 point advantage by the end of the third period, thanks to some stout defense and a balanced offensive attack. Then the game fell apart in the final quarter.
Rudder kicker Colton Bayer hit a 25-yard field goal with just over seven minutes to play, cutting the Magnolia lead to 17-10. Rudder then tied it on a rushing score with a little more than three minutes to play.
The Bulldogs then tried to drive down the field, but quarterback Noah McGowan threw an interception with 27 seconds left to play, which Rudder returned 60 yards to set up the game winning field goal.
The Bulldogs (1-2) had a bye week before they host Huntsville Sept. 28 in their first district contest.
Magnolia West 7
Brenham 29
The Magnolia West Mustangs met a stifling defense in Brenham Sept. 14, falling to the state ranked Cubs 29-7.
The Mustangs could only muster 66 total yards of offense in the contest, while the defense allowed 155 yards rushing and 130 yards in the air
West's only score came when Jeremy Jordan took a punt and weaved 68-yards for a touchdown.
The Mustangs (1-2) hosted Willis in their first district contest of the season Sept. 21. Results were not available at press time.
Tomball 21
Katy Mayde Creek 31
A dreadful second quarter spelled doom for the Tomball Cougars Sept. 14, as they dropped their third straight game, this time to Katy Mayde Creek.
The Cougars fell behind 24-7 at halftime, allowing Katy Mayde Creek to score all 24 of their points in the second quarter. Mayde Creek added another touchdown early in the third quarter to go up 31-7.
Tomball's defense tightened up after that, keeping Mayde Creek from the end zone and the Cougar offense came to light, scoring twice to make the game interesting.
The Cougar's final score, a 48-yard strike from Drew Reynolds to Xavier Powell, cut the Mayde Creek lead to 10 points, with just more than nine minutes to play.
Tomball's defense immediately forced a three-and-out from Mayde Creek, giving the ball back to their offense with 7:15 to play.
The Cougars then spent seven plays traveling into Mayde Creek territory, before penalties and an interception killed their hopes of clawing back into the game.
Tomball (0-3) had a bye week before they traveled to Ft. Bend Marshall for their first district contest Sept. 28.
Several local teams put up valiant fights against favored opponents during their Friday night battles Sept. 28, but all of them came up on the wrong side of the scoreboard.
Magnolia West 14
Montgomery 16
Magnolia West went into its battle with Montgomery looking to win its second straight contest against its Montgomery County neighbor.
The Bears broke through for a late touchdown to take the lead 16-14 and held on by halting a final Mustangs drive with an interception to seal the win.
The game was a defensive struggle the entire night, as Magnolia West was able to hold Montgomery to less than 100 yards of offense, while taking a 7-0 halftime lead.
Montgomery broke through with a quick 72-yard drive to open up the second half, tying the score at 7-7.
The Bears then took a 10-7 lead on their next possession, before the Mustangs were able to answer.
With the Bears driving to ice the game, Magnolia West's defense forced a fumble and recovered it, giving the Mustangs hope.
Quarterback Troy Logan found receiver Zeke Bronson in the back corner of the end zone, giving Magnolia West a 14-10 lead with just more than three minutes to play.
The Bears clawed it out in the end, however, scoring the go ahead touchdown with a little more than one minute in the game.
The loss dropped the Mustangs to 2-3 overall and 1-2 in district play.
Waller 41
Willis 42
That is the one word to describe Waller's recent 42-41 loss to Willis, Sept. 28, as a last second field goal was declared no good because time had expired.
After the Wildkats first score, the Bulldogs raced downfield in their quest to answer, as Colten Frisby had a catch and run of 74-yards to set up a scoring play from quarterback Rhett Loewe to Elijah Morrow from five yards out. Denny Garcia made the extra point to tie the game.
On the following kick off, the Wildkats returned it 100 yards for the score, promptly taking the lead again at 14-7. The Bulldogs responded by marching the ball down the field to score with 36 seconds left in the first quarter, as Rhett Loewe connected with Elijah Morrow on a 16-yard pass.
The defense held on the next possession and the offense quickly got to work. With only 9:47 left in the second quarter, Rhett Loewe hit Jacob Thompson on a beautiful pass in the corner of the end zone to go up 21-14.
Willis proceeded to score on their next two possessions and took the lead 28-21.
The Bulldogs came back with 2:02 left in the quarter and Colten Frisby scored on a 17-yard run up the middle to even the score at 28.
The second half fireworks started quickly as Willis kicked an on-side kick and recovered it. Willis went on to score and the next two Waller possessions were stopped by interceptions. The Wildkats were able to covert one of those turnovers into scores and took a 42-28 lead.
The Bulldog defense shut down any more offensive threats for the remainder of the game.
Waller began its comeback attempt with a 36-yard touchdown pass from Loewe to Morrow, cutting the lead to 42-35.
The fourth quarter was played hard by both defenses, but with a minute-and-a-half remaining to play, the Bulldog offense punched one through, as Loewe connected with Desmin Merrell on a nine yard fade route for the touchdown. Waller went for two, but came up short.
Then the craziness began.
The following on-side kick was executed to perfection, as Race Mellman was able to keep the ball from going out of bounds and Josh Cunningham recovered the ball.
With under a minute to play and no time-outs, the Bulldogs were able to advance the ball inside the 20-yard line. The field goal unit raced to get on the field and Denny Garcia drilled the ball down the middle of the posts. Unfortunately, the ball was not snapped before the time had run off the clock.
Waller hosted Montgomery in district play Oct. 5. Results were not available as of press time.
Tomball 20
Ft. Bend Marshall 58
The Tomball Cougars are still searching for their first victory of the season and it looked promising, until a horrible second quarter sealed the deal for Ft. Bend Marshall.
The Cougars raced to a 14-0 lead in the games first five minutes, as Xavier Powell ran 55 yards for a touchdown, while three minutes later quarterback Drew Reynolds found Mitch Carlile for a 34-yard strike.
Then the nightmare began as Marshall rolled off 44 straight points, before Reynolds was able to connect with Dmitri Scott for a 41-yard touchdown pass with 25 seconds left in the half.
The scoring wasn't over as Marshall was able to drive 64 yards with those precious few seconds remaining to take a 51-20 lead into the locker room.
Marshall would score one more time in the game, providing the final 58-20 score.
Powell led all Tomball rushers with 78 yards on 13 carries, while Reynolds was 7-12 passing, with the two touchdown tosses.
After a 0-3 start in district play, the Waller Bulldogs headed into their contest against Bryan Rudder with a chip on their shoulder.
After a Rudder turnover to open the game, the Bulldogs quickly mounted a drive, topped off by quarterback Rhett Loewe's five-yard run for the score. Denny Garcia tacked on the extra point to go up 7-0.
After a Bulldog field goal on their next possession, Waller forced a three-and-out from the Ranger offense. The Bulldogs proceeded to march downfield, scoring on Colten Frisby's one-yard run to go up 17-0.
The defense held up and forced another punt by the Rangers. A booming punt took Race Mellman all the way back to his own 19-yard line as he caught the ball. After breaking a couple of tackles, a wall of blockers were set up for Mellman to get behind and he promptly raced down the sideline for an 81-yard return for a score.
A Rudder score cut the lead to 23 -7, with just under two minutes to play in the half. The Bulldogs quickly answered the score with one of their own. Chris Wilkerson and Cole Geigley were opening up some nice running lanes while Colten Frisby ran for a 35-yard gain and Josh Cunningham powered his way for 26 more. Loewe punched it in from there to cap the scoring for the first half with 28 seconds left and the score 30-7.
Rudder scored again with 1:03 left in the third quarter and Waller's Joeseth McDade scored twice in the fourth quarter, on runs of three and 17 yards respectively, to complete the scoring and a final score of 44-1, in favor of Waller.
The Waller Bulldogs hosted the Magnolia Bulldogs on Oct. 19, for Homecoming. Results were not available at press time.
Tomball 56
Spring Woods 0
The Cougars rolled for their third straight win, blanking Spring Woods 56-0 Oct. 18.
Tomball running back Xavier Powell opened up the scoring with a 52-yard touchdown run and the Cougars never looked back. They raced to a 42-0 halftime lead before letting the backups play much of the second half.
Powell ended the night with 153 yards on just seven rushes and two scores.
Demetri Scott added 163 yards on the ground, while only running the ball three times. He also had two scores. Scott added 48 yards receiving and another touchdown to close out his dominant night.
The Cougars improved to 3-4 on the season and 3-1 in District 22-4A.
Tomball hosts Ft. Bend Ridge Point Oct. 26 in their homecoming contest.
Tomball Memorial 36
Spring Woods 33
The Tomball Memorial Wildcats grabbed their first varsity win in school history Oct. 12, defeating Spring Woods 36-33.
The Wildcats had a balanced offensive attack, with 253 yards rushing and 264 yards through the air. Running back Payton logan paced the rushing attack with two touchdown runs, while quarterback Jordan Peterson was 14-21 passing for 264 yards and two touchdown tosses.
The win gave Tomball Memorial its first win in history, improving to 1-5 overall and 1-2 in District 22-4A.
The Wildcats traveled to Ft. Bend Marshall Oct. 19. Results were not available at press time.
Three touchdowns within a four-minute span of the third quarter propelled the Tomball Cougars to a 52-42 win over Fort Bend Ridge Point Oct. 26, at Tomball Stadium and secured the locals a spot in the Texas UIL 4A playoffs. The victory was Tomball's fourth straight after opening the season 0-4.
"Our kids played really hard and practiced really hard all week, and decided to bring it to this game," said Cougar head coach Danny Ramsey.
Leading 24-22, midway through the third quarter, a closely-fought contest turned one sided,as Tomball scored touchdowns on three consecutive possessions.
The two teams traded scores in the first half, the visitors striking first at the 10:05 mark of the first quarter. A 7-play, 71-yard drive was capped on a hitch pattern from sophomore quarter Jesse Crebbe to senior wideout Mark Roman, who dashed 24 yards for a touchdown.
Tomball responded with a 7-play drive of their own, with tailback Xavier Powell scoring on a 43-yard run to make it 7-7 after Brown's first PAT of the night. On their next possession, the Cougars moved 50 yards to the Panthers' 20 before settling for a 30-yard field goal by Brown at the 3:12 mark. That drive was keyed by Reynolds' 31-yard keeper off a zone read on a third-and-four from the Cougars' 36 yard line.
Ridge Point tied the game with a field goal to start the second quarter, but the Cougars were forced to punt on their next possession. The Panthers then marched 81 yards in 12 plays, with senior wide receiver E.J. Ewah scoring from 20 yards out on a sweep left with 5:13 remaining in the half. A two-point conversion failed, which eventually provided the Cougars with their one-point halftime margin.
Sophomore fullback Percy Alford rumbled into the Panthers' end zone from 18 yards out to cap a 10-play, 80-yard drive on the Cougars' next possession, and Brown's PAT made it 17-16. With just over two minutes left in the half, Ridge Point moved 30 yards to the Tomball 35 before Krebbe's deep pass down the right sideline was intercepted by Cougar defensive back Tyler King.
After halftime, Tomball went 62 yards in eight plays, scoring on Powell's 5-yard sweep at the 9:39 mark. Brown's PAT made it 24-16. The Panthers countered with a 9-play, 65-yard drive, and junior tailback Je'Marcus Johnson found paydirt from five yards out. But another two-point try was unsuccessful, maintaining the Cougars' lead at 24-22. Tomball then started the game-deciding run, which consumed most of the third quarter.
The Cougars scored on a 67-yard pass from senior quarterback Drew Reynolds to junior wide receiver Weston Shattuck. After a three-and-out and 5-yard punt by Ridge Point (4-4, 3-2), the Cougars moved 42 yards in three plays to make it 38-22. That touchdown came on a 30-yard scamper by senior tailback Dmitri Scott, who bounced off several tacklers before rambling to the end zone.
The ensuing onside kick by senior placekicker Chadd Brown was recovered by senior Jeff Cantwell at the Panthers' 42. Two plays and a 15-yard facemask penalty later, Reynolds found senior tight end Kendall Browning over the middle for 12 yards and a touchdown to increase the Cougars' lead to 45-22 after Brown's sixth PAT of the night.
Ridge Point scored two TD's in the fourth quarter to make it interesting, but Powell scored from 48 yards out on a jet sweep left to make it 52-35 with 49 seconds left in the game. The Panthers would respond in kind with 32 seconds left to conclude the scoring.
"They're a very athletic team and very well coached," Ramsey said following the point fest. "We go up three scores, that was a big deal. Even to go up two scores was a big deal, but to do it so fast in the third was probably the turning point with regards to confidence on our offense."
The two teams were nearly even in total offense, Tomball finishing with 512 yards to Ridge Point's 509. The Cougars racked up 362 yards rushing on 49 attempts, led by Powell's 183 yards on 25 carries. Reynolds pitched in 88 yards on 9 totes, and Scott added 57 yards on six carries.
"Their defense was pretty good," Powell said. "They stopped me in the backfield a couple of times, but overall I just did my thing."
The Panthers ran for 288 yards on 48 attempts, including a 100-yard-plus night from Johnson (27 carries, 140 yards) and junior fullback Josh Burrell (101 yards on 13 tries)
Reynolds finished 8 of 15 for 150 yards passing, with four of those completions to senior wideout Mason Dillard for 56 yards. Krebbe totalled 221 yards passing (13 of 24), and Roman had five catches for 100 yards.
The Cougars and Panthers were also close in first downs (24 to 26) and time of possession (23:48 to 23:40). Both teams had two turnovers.
The Cougars (4-4, 4-1 in 18-4A) traveled to Tully Stadium on Nov. 3 to challenge the Stratford (Spring Branch) Spartans for a second place finish in district play. Tomball fell to Stratford, falling to third place in the district. The Cougars will take on Tomball Memorial Nov. 9 at Tomball ISD Stadium.
An expectant tense atmosphere transformed into a non-event Nov. 3 when the Stratford Spartans pounded the playoff-bound Tomball Cougars, 51-23 at Spring Branch ISD's Tully Stadium.
As key college showdowns (Texas/Texas Tech, Notre Dame/Pitt, Oregon/USC) played out across the country, Coach Danny Ramsey's Redcats were stalked and stymied by a big, physical, veteran-coached squad on a postseason path of their own. The dominating effort clinched second place for the Spartans (7-2, 5-2) in District 22-4A play. Tomball (4-5, 4-2) will be the third seed from the district.
"They did a great job with schemes that shouldn't have given us trouble," Ramsey said. "Our kids just blinked, that's all it was."
Stratford stormed to an insurmountable 42-0 lead by the end of the first half, and was essentially assured of victory when they went up 21-0 at the beginning of the second quarter. Freshman tailback Rakeem Boyd ignited the Spartans' rout with more than 100 yards rushing and one touchdown in the first quarter.
The Spartans found the end zone after drives of 74, 57, 80, and 52 yards to start the game. And when senior quarterback Travis Hanes connected with junior tight end Jack Brice for a 61-yard catch-and-run with 5:02 left in the first half, the fat lady was already in full song. After a four-and-out by the Cougars, Boyd took four carries to put the contest out of reach with 1:58 left in the half.
The Cougars, meanwhile, managed only one first down by halftime and had only 48 yards of offense to nearly 350 for the home team, when the school bands began to play what should have been postgame entertainment.
"We didn't bring any game in the first half," Ramsey said. "We weren't here to play."
Tomball outscored the Spartans 23-9 in the second half as Stratford played many of their reserves and the Cougar defense stopped the Spartans on downs for the first and only time of the evening during their last possession of the game.
The Cougars scored on drives of 74, 75, and 59 yards in the second half to preserve a degree of offensive integrity, but the outcome had long since been decided.
"I could make a lot of excuses," Ramsey said. "The bottom line is, we just didn't play well."
Tomball and Tomball Memorial, which surprised Ft. Bend Willowridge 30-27 on Nov. 2, began their new rivalry series on Friday, Nov. 9. The Cougars defeated Tomball Memorial 49-6 and will take on Houston Reagan at Tomball ISD Stadium Thursday, Nov. 15 at 7 p.m. Look for game recaps of both contests in the next issue of the Tribune.
After struggling to a 0-4 start, the Tomball Cougars stormed back this season to earn a playoff berth. The Cougars showed that the playoff spot was no fluke, after hammering Houston Reagan 47-14 in a bi-district showdown Nov, 15.
"Change equals discomfort," said first-year Tomball coach Danny Ramsey. "When you get discomfort it's difficult to put guys together and get them going in the same direction. These kids fought through adversity in the first four games and put a legacy together."
The Cougars opened up the scoring on the game's first possession, as they drove downfield, deep into the red zone. The drive stalled at the Reagan 4-yard line though and Tomball had to settle for a 21-yard field goal from Chadd Brown.
The Tomball defense started a trend of swarming and harassing the Reagan offense on the ensuing possession, as defensive back Tyler King broke up a third down pass to force a punt.
Both teams traded turnovers in their next drives by failing on fourth down plays, giving Tomball the ball with a little more than two minutes to play in the first quarter.
Starting at its own 37-yard line, the Cougars drove down the field with a purpose, running the ball eight times for 63 yards. Quarterback Drew Reynolds capped off the drive with a 5-yard bootleg around the right side for a score, as time expired. Brown's extra-point gave Tomball a 10-0 lead after one quarter of play.
Reagan quarterback Tyron Washington saw the first snap of the second quarter sail over his head. Tomball's David Luna recovered the ball at the Reagan 32, giving the Cougars excellent field position.
Tomball methodically took the ball down field, scoring on a 5-yard run from running back Dmitri Scott to take a 17-0 lead.
Both teams were unable to get much going in their next few drives. Reagan shot themselves in the foot while attempting a big fourth-and-one from their own 25-yard line. Two false start penalties in a row forced the Bulldogs to punt from about their own 5-yard line.
The short punt allowed Tomball to take over at the Reagan 40, where they wasted little time in adding to their lead.
After a 7-yard run by running back Percy Alford, Reynolds juked and jived his way to the Reagan nine. He barreled it in from there, giving the Cougars a 24-0 halftime lead.
Reagan opened the second half with a little trickery that backfired, as they attempted a fake punt. The ball was direct snapped to the up-back, who let the ball slip from his hand as he was going back to throw. Reagan recovered the fumble in their own end zone, leading to a safety and a 26-0 Tomball lead.
The Cougars took control of the game for good on their ensuing drive as Richards found Weston Shattuck over the middle for a 22-yard touchdown pass and the rout was on.
Tomball looked well on their way towards another score later in the quarter, but Reynolds pass was intercepted by Reagan's Tavon Dodd, who returned it 78 yards for a pick six, cutting the lead to 33-7.
The Bulldogs then went on to sustain their best drive of the game, capping it off with a 5-yard touchdown by Dodd.
With their big lead now nearly cut in half, the Cougars rallied on their next possession, when Scott caught a pass from Reynolds and weaved his way to the end zone for a 66-yard touchdown. The extra-point extended the lead to 40-14 with nine minutes to play.
"You are only going to play as good as you can control your emotions," Ramsey said. "We may have had a little breakdown there, but give the kids credit because they refocused and put the game away."
With the big lead, Ramsey decided to give his backups some playoff experience and they responded. Quarterback Austin Sturtzman broke initial containment at the line and raced downfield 50 yards to the Reagan 11-yard line.
Three plays later running back Max Baranoske plowed his way for a one-yard touchdown, for the final 47-14 score.
The Cougars bested Reagan 604-127 in total yards, with 463 of those on the ground. Xavier Powell was the workhorse, running 25 times for 168 yards. Reynolds added 99 yards on 15 carries, with two touchdowns, while Scott had 62 yards on nine rushes and a touchdown. Sturtzman had 63 yards on three carries, while Alford had 28 yards on eight rushes. Baranoske rounded it all out with 22 yards on three carries and a score.
Reynolds was 5-12 passing with two touchdowns and 141 yards through the air.
The Cougars will play Angleton, who defeated Friendswood 48-41 in the first round, at Humble's Turner Stadium, Friday night. Kickoff is scheduled for 6 p.m.
Tomball High School Assistant Baseball Coach Tim Dyson (back, left) and Head Baseball Coach Doug Rush (back, right) congratulated seniors (from left) Ishmael Edwards, Bryce Welborn and Nicholas Banks for earning scholarships to play baseball in college. Edwards will play outfield at Howard Junior College. Welborn will pitch for Texas Tech University. Banks will play outfield and pitch at Texas A&M University.


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The Rizzo triple should have been scored a double and an E-8 (the CF executed a kick-save while sliding to stop it). Also Kris Bryant looked bad at 3B again, not being able to reach down and field a routine grounder that was scored an E-5 (maybe he is just too tall & stiff?), and then not being able to come in and field a swinging-bunt-bouncer and make a throw (a play most third-basemen make).
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rusin picked up the win with 3 innings of no hit, no walk, no K pitching
the joys of spring training.
ATL in next to last place out of all NL teams with STL one place ahead of them (PHI in last)...MIA in 1st.
TEX and BOS bringing up the rear for the AL.
Today is the first day that Draft-Excluded players can be sent to the minors (by outright or optional assignment), and it's also the first day that players selected in the Major League Phase of the December 2013 Rule 5 Draft can be returned to the minor league club from which the player was drafted (presuming Outright Assignment Waivers have been secured) or sent to the minors or released by the drafting club (if Outright Assignment Waivers have been secured and the club from which the player was drafted declines to re-claim the player).
INF Tim Saunders is also wearing a wrap & pressure sleeve on his right elbow (same as Bruno), and he isn't throwing overhand, either. I don't know what his injury was last season that landed him on the Daytona 60-day DL, but it's pretty obvious that he is rehabbing some kind of significant elbow or triceps injury.
BTW, both Bruno and Saunders can hit just fine. They just can't throw. So I would expect both of them to start the 2014 season at Extended Spring Training.
Monday news & notes from Minor League Camp... 14 pitchers threw "live" BP this morning at the Under Armour Performance Center at Riverview Park in Mesa:TWO-INNINGS (50-60 pitches each): Matt Loosen Dillon Maples Felix PenaONE INNING (25-30 pitches each): Zach CatesHunter Cervenka Gerardo Concepcion Josh DavisScott FrazierTrevor GrahamCorbin HoffnerMichael Jensen Austin Kirk Erick Leal Andrew McKirahan
Cardinals are being pummeled by the Tigers 17-0.
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"Let's see this weekend," Castro said Monday morning. "Maybe I can get into a game."
Cubs manager Rick Renteria, however, said later Monday that Castro's return to game action may not occur until next week.'
E-MAN: Stephen Bruno is wearing a wrap & pressure sleeve on his right elbow, and he isn't throwing overhand at all. He takes fielding practive with everybody else and he either flips the ball with his glove or tosses the ball underhand.
Lendy Castillo ('cause Lendy's mom and dad still care)
AZ PHIL: Thanks as always. Another year has passed, and the Cubs will be bringing up the rear once more in the Central. Consistency!
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Secoondly, I have read some positive, pre-TJS stuff on Stephen Bruno from scouts.
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Working hand in hand with Harrow's 8-strong ICT team led by Dr. Christopher O'Mahony, Director of ICT, Viglen has been providing leading-edge hardware, networks, exciting and innovative software combined with the highest levels of customer service and support since 1996. At Harrow School, ICT enhances the delivery, quality and effectiveness of teaching, learning and administration. Evidence of this can be found throughout the school. As well as a networked computer in every boarder's bedroom, Harrow integrates ICT into almost all aspects of school life. Pupils enhance their learning through access to a vast array of software. As well as generic tools such as Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Microsoft Office and Adobe Creative Suite, the school supports
software for specific subjects such as Music Technology (Sibelius), Languages (Rosetta Stone), Design Technology (CorelDraw and SolidWorks), Mathematics, Science, Geography, Economics and English – the list goes on. In line with international trends, the school makes increasing use of streaming media, which has required a consequent upgrade in optical fibre and network switches across the site. Staff and pupils are encouraged to innovate — not for its own sake, but grounded in good pedagogy and best practice. Engaging simulation software is used to teach pupils about dangerous scientific experiments and Document Cameras are used to present 3D images of hazardous experiments performed by the teacher which are projected onto smartboards for the pupils to see.
1500 PCs are replaced on a 4 year refresh programme, on average 375 machines per annum. Throughout its long working relationship with Harrow, Viglen has been consistent in providing solutions that meet our specific needs. Every boy in the school has a PC in his bedroom — there are 822 machines in 12 boarding houses. Space is at a premium here so Viglen recommended the small footprint Genie Ultra Small that takes up considerably less room than a standard PC. Suites of PCs in the ICT, D&T, Science and library departments meet the needs of the boys during the day. There is also one PC per teacher per classroom, connected to a data projector and smart board as well as numerous PCs in staff departments. Each time Viglen launches a new PC it sends a sample machine is sent to Harrow to evaluate so the school can be confident in its purchasing decision.
Licensing is a complex area and the cause of many a headache in schools. Viglen's software licensing team has removed this burden and helped to simplify the process. I tell them what we intend to do on the network and they manage the whole process, presenting the whys and wherefores in bite size chunks. Harrow has signed up for a Microsoft Education Enrolment Subscription, so we pay a fee for each member of staff using the software, rather than paying a fee per PC, says Dr. Christopher.
Viglen presented the pros and cons of a range of solutions and after much discussion designed a robust future-proof network capable of managing significant volumes of traffic — one that could readily accommodate VoIP and multimedia resources and the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) revolution. The HP lifetime warranty was a significant differentiator in the product evaluation process. In a drive to simplify the network, Viglen reduced the number of Virtual Local Area Networks (VLANs) and improved bandwidth by replacing the existing 1Gb legacy switches with new HP 10Gb switches designed to increase the network's resilience and availability. Hot swap components that could be removed without shutting down the system were also incorporated.
The evaluation, testing and implementation of the network was conducted at Viglen's offices and onsite at Harrow School by HP Accredited Systems Engineers. The biggest priority was to limit downtime so the project was implemented in 3 stages. The first stage was to replace the core switches with 2 HP super switches — 1 gigantic switch in a large chassis with a set of blades. The second stage was to replace the 4 substation switches. The final stage was to replace the edge switches throughout the school — 70 in total. The school grounds house 50 buildings in all, so working methodically was of paramount importance. The new deployment incorporates a HP PCM+ Network Management Platform that enables mapping, network and device configuration and monitoring, from a single interface. Network-wide management control allows Dr. Christopher's team to add, customise and restrict network management access securely.
Speed, agility and scalability are the three key benefits of the new network, says Dr. Christopher. The new system is robust and can be readily expanded, and programming is easy and much more granular. The HP lifetime warranty is brilliant and Viglen's HP qualified engineers provide all the support we need.
The support given by Viglen has been outstanding. As education specialists, they understand the market, have an excellent technical pedigree and respond quickly. I think of them as a critical friend — they look carefully at what we want to do, discuss the options that best meet our requirements and give us first class advice.


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Class Number 215-35486
In this information packed, hands-on, computer class you will learn the ins and outs of working with both VCarve Pro and Cut3D software packages.
VCarve Pro is an easy-to-use CNC toolpath engine that generates precision toolpaths for virtually all CNC machines. You'll learn how to convert CAD DXF files and graphic designs into GCode-based CNC toolpaths for machining high quality parts and components.
Cut3D is a dedicated toolpath engine for CNC machining 3D models that have been designed using a 3D CAD software such as Autodesk Inventor and other graphic design products. Cut3D's simple interface leads you step by step through the process of loading a model, setting the size, workholding, and calculating single, double- or four-sided roughing and finishing toolpaths. It will even allow you to virtually preview the results of your toolpath and then finally save the CNC code to run on your choice of machines.
Upon successful completion of this class you will have the experience and knowledge necessary to enroll in any Level 3 CNC Machining Series class.
TechShop Location: | TechShop Mid-Peninsula |
Room / Area: | Computer Lab |
Instructor: | Chris Sasek |
Class Date: | Wednesday, Jul 3, 2013 |
Start Time: | 6:00 PM |
Class Length: | 3 Hours |
Price: | $90.00 |
Lab Fee: | None |
Age Range: | 12 and Up (Contact the store to register students under 13.) |
Must Attend with Parent: | 12 through 15 |
Min. Students: | 2 |
Max Students: | 8 |
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Original Release Date: November 4, 2013
Track Listing
1. You're No Good
2. Talkin' New York
3. In My Time of Dyin'
4. Man of Constant Sorrow
5. Fixin' to Die
6. Pretty Peggy-O Sun
7. Highway 51 Blues
8. Gospel Plow
9. Baby, Let Me Follow You Down
10. House of the Risin' Sun
11. Freight Train Blues
12. Song to Woody
13. See That My Grave Is Kept Clean
14. Blowin' in the Wind
15. Girl from the North Country
16. Masters of War
17. Down the Highway
18. Bob Dylan's Blues
19. A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall
20. Don't Think Twice, It's All Right
21. Bob Dylan's Dream
22. Oxford Town
23. Talkin' World War III Blues
24. Corrina, Corrina
25. Honey, Just Allow Me One More Chance
26. I Shall Be Free
27. The Times They Are A-Changin'
28. Ballad of Hollis Brown
29. With God on Our Side
30. One Too Many Mornings
31. North Country Blues
32. Only a Pawn in Their Game
33. Boots of Spanish Leather
34. When the Ship Comes In
35. The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll
36. Restless Farewell
37. All I Really Want to Do
38. Black Crow Blues
39. Spanish Harlem Incident
40. Chimes of Freedom
41. I Shall Be Free No. 10
42. To Ramona
43. Motorpsycho Nightmare
44. My Back Pages
45. I Don't Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met)
46. Ballad in Plain D
47. It Ain't Me Babe
48. Subterranean Homesick Blues
49. She Belongs to Me
50. Maggie's Farm
51. Love Minus Zero
52. Outlaw Blues
53. On the Road Again
54. Bob Dylan's 115th Dream
55. Mr. Tambourine Man
56. Gates of Eden
57. It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)
58. It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
59. Like a Rolling Stone
60. Tombstone Blues
61. It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry
62. From a Buick 6
63. Ballad of a Thin Man
64. Queen Jane Approximately
65. Highway 61 Revisited
66. Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues
67. Desolation Row
68. Rainy Day Women #12 & 35
69. Pledging My Time
70. Visions of Johanna
71. One of Us Must Know (Sooner or Later)
72. I Want You
73. Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again
74. Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat
75. Just Like a Woman
76. Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I'll Go Mine)
77. Temporary Like Achilles
78. Absolutely Sweet Marie
79. Fourth Time Around
80. Obviously Five Believers
81. Sad-Eyed Lady of the Lowlands
82. John Wesley Harding
83. As I Went Out One Morning
84. I Dreamed I Saw St. Augustine
85. All Along the Watchtower
86. The Ballad of Frankie Lee and Judas Priest
87. Drifter's Escape
88. Dear Landlord
89. I Am a Lonesome Hobo
90. I Pity the Poor Immigrant
91. The Wicked Messenger
92. Down Along the Cove
93. I'll Be Your Baby Tonight
94. Girl from the North Country
95. Nashville Skyline Rag
96. To Be Alone with You
97. I Threw It All Away
98. Peggy Day
99. Lay, Lady, Lay
100. One More Night
101. Tell Me That It Isn't True
102. Country Pie
103. Tonight I'll Be Staying Here with You
104. All the Tired Horses
105. Alberta #1
106. I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know
107. Days of '49
108. Early Mornin' Rain
109. In Search of Little Sadie
110. Let It Be Me
111. Little Sadie
112. Woogie Boogie
113. Belle Isle
114. Living the Blues
115. Like a Rolling Stone
116. Copper Kettle (The Pale Moonlight)
117. Gotta Travel On
118. Blue Moon
119. The Boxer
120. (Quinn the Eskimo) The Mighty Quinn
121. Take Me as I Am (Or Let Me Go)
122. Take a Message to Mary
123. It Hurts Me Too
124. Minstrel Boy
125. She Belongs to Me
126. Wigwam
127. Alberta #2
128. If Not for You
129. Day of the Locusts
130. Time Passes Slowly
131. Went to See the Gypsy
132. Winterlude
133. If Dogs Run Free
134. New Morning
135. Sign on the Window
136. One More Weekend
137. The Man in Me
138. Three Angels
139. Father of Night
140. Main Title Theme (Billy)
141. Cantina Theme (Workin' for the Law)
142. Billy 1
143. Bunkhouse Theme
144. River Theme
145. Turkey Chase
146. Knockin' on Heaven's Door
147. Final Theme
148. Billy 4
149. Billy 7
150. Lily of the West
151. Can't Help Falling in Love
152. Sarah Jane
153. The Ballad of Ira Hayes
154. Mr. Bojangles
155. Mary Ann
156. Big Yellow Taxi
157. A Fool Such as I
158. Spanish Is the Loving Tongue
159. On a Night Like This
160. Going, Going, Gone
161. Tough Mama
162. Hazel
163. Something There Is About You
164. Forever Young
165. Forever Young
166. Dirge
167. You Angel You
168. Never Say Goodbye
169. Wedding Song
170. Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I'll Go Mine)
171. Lady, Lady, Lay
172. Rainy Day Women #12 & 35
173. Knockin' on Heaven's Door
174. It Ain't Me, Babe
175. Ballad of a Thin Man
176. Up on Cripple Creek
177. I Shall Be Released
178. Endless Highway
179. The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
180. Stage Fright
181. Don't Think Twice, It's All Right
182. Just Like a Woman
183. It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)
184. The Shape I'm In
185. When You Awake
186. The Weight
187. All Along the Watchtower
188. Highway 61 Revisited
189. Like a Rolling Stone
190. Blowin' in the Wind
191. Tangled Up in Blue
192. Simple Twist of Fate
193. You're a Big Girl Now
194. Idiot Wind
195. You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go
196. Meet Me in the Morning
197. Lily, Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts
198. If You See Her, Say Hello
199. Shelter from the Storm
200. Buckets of Rain
201. Odds and Ends
202. Orange Juice Blues
203. Million Dollar Bash
204. Yazoo Street Scandal
205. Goin' to Acapulco
206. Katie' Been Gone
207. Lo and Behold!
208. Bessie Smith
209. Clothes Line Saga
210. Apple Suckling Tree
211. Please, Mrs. Henry
212. Tears of Rage
213. Too Much of Nothing
214. Yea! Heavy and a Bottle of Bread
215. Ain't No More Cane
216. Crash on the Levee
217. Ruben Remus
218. Tiny Montgomery
219. You Ain't Goin' Nowhere
220. Don't Ya Tell Henry
221. Nothing Was Delivered
222. Open the Door, Homer
223. Long Distance Operater
224. This Wheel's on Fire
225. Hurricane
226. Isis
227. Mozambique
228. One More Cup of Coffee
229. Oh, Sister
230. Joey
231. Romance in Durango
232. Black Diamond Bay
233. Sara
234. Maggie's Farm
235. One Too Many Mornings
236. Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again
237. Oh, Sister
238. Lay, Lady, Lay
239. Shelter from the Storm
240. You're a Big Girl Now
241. I Threw It All Away
242. Idiot Wind
243. Changing of the Guards
244. New Pony
245. No Time to Think
246. Baby, Stop Crying
247. Is Your Love in Vain?
248. Se�or (Tales of Yankee Power)
249. True Love Tends to Forget
250. We Better Talk This Over
251. Where Are You Tonight? (Journey Through Dark Heat)
252. Mr. Tambourine Man [Live]
253. Shelter from the Storm [Live]
254. Love Minus Zero, No Limit [Live]
255. Ballad of a Thin Man [Live]
256. Blowin' in the Wind [Live]
257. Gotta Serve Somebody
258. A Satisfied Mind
259. Shot of Love
260. Jokerman
261. Highway 61 Revisited [Live]
262. Tight Connection to My Heart (Has Anyone Seen My Love)
263. You Wanna Ramble
264. Let's Stick Together
265. Slow Train
266. Political World
267. Wiggle Wiggle
268. Frankie & Albert
269. World Gone Wrong
270. Tombstone Blues [Live]
271. Love Sick
272. Moonlight
273. Thunder on the Mountain
274. Beyond Here Lies Nothin'
275. Here Comes Santa Claus
276. Duquesne Whistle
277. Baby, I'm in the Mood for You
278. Down in the Flood
Michael Bloomfield: Guitar
Willie Dixon: Composer
John Jackson: Guitar
Mason Ruffner: Guitar
Bukka White: Composer
Gene Autry: Composer
Emmylou Harris: Vocals (Background)
Kris Kristofferson: Composer
Gordon Lightfoot: Composer
Happy Traum: Banjo, Bass, Guitar, Vocals (Background)
The Band: Producer
David Bromberg: Dobro, Guitar (Electric)
Bob Dylan: Organ, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar, Harmonica, Percussion, Piano, Arranger, Composer, Guitar (Electric), Guitar (Rhythm), Keyboards, Piano (Electric), Vocals, Guitar (12 String), Lyricist, Producer, Cover Painting
Jerry Garcia: Producer
Steve Jones: Guitar
Bobby King: Vocals (Background)
Al Kooper: Organ, Piano, Guitar (Electric), Guitar (Rhythm), French Horn, Keyboards
David Lindley: Slide Guitar
Tom Petty: Composer
Robbie Robertson: Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar, Composer, Drums, Guitar (Electric), Vocals, Assistant, Compiled
Duke Robillard: Guitar
Leon Russell: Piano
Charlie Sexton: Guitar
Paul Simon: Composer
Ringo Starr: Drums, Toms
Mick Taylor: Guitar
Ron Wood: Bass, Guitar
George Barnes: Guitar
Mel Torm�: Composer
John Hammond, Sr.: Producer
Phil Upchurch: Guitar
Dick Wellstood: Piano
Wilbert Harrison: Composer
Gilbert B�caud: Composer
Jesse Ed Davis: Guitar
Denny Freeman: Guitar
Full Force: Vocals (Background)
Robert Hunter: Composer, Lyricist
Bob Neuwirth: Guitar, Vocals
Richard Rodgers: Composer
Carole Bayer Sager: Composer
Rick Danko: Bass, Mandolin, Bass (Electric), Composer, Vocals
Carol Hunter: Composer
Clydie King: Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Ian McLagan: Keyboards
Augie Meyers: Accordion, Vox Organ, Hammond B3
Scarlet Rivera: Strings, Violin
Mick Ronson: Guitar
Rob Stoner: Bass, Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Mike Campbell: Guitar, Mandolin
Peggi Blu: Vocals (Background)
Tony Brown: Bass
Jim Keltner: Composer, Drums
Bobby Gregg: Drums
Buck Ram: Composer, Lyricist
Alan Lomax: Composer
Mark Howard: Engineer
Harry Simeone: Composer
Walt Harrah: Choir, Chorus
Ron Cornelius: Guitar (Electric)
Bobbye Hall: Percussion
Ken Perry: Mastering
Steven Soles: Guitar, Guitar (Rhythm), Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Josh Abbey: Engineer, Mixing
Colin Allen: Drums
Kenny Aronoff: Drums
Britt Bacon: Engineer
Mike Baird: Drums
Bashiri Johnson: Percussion
Bucky Baxter: Guitar (Acoustic), Dobro, Pedal Steel
Barry Beckett: Percussion, Keyboards, Producer, Guest Appearance
Benmont Tench: Organ, Piano, Keyboards
Felix Bernard: Composer
Joel Bernstein: Photography, Back Cover Photo
David Bianco: Engineer, Mixing
Rayse Biggs: Trumpet
Brian Blade: Drums
Dan Bosworth: Assistant Engineer
Charlie Bragg: Engineer
Harvey Brooks: Bass (Electric)
Boudleaux Bryant: Composer
Mickey Buckins: Percussion
Clem Burke: Drums
Gary Burke: Drums
Malcolm Burn: Bass, Keyboards, Tambourine, Engineer, Mixing, Mercy Keys
T-Bone Burnett: Guitar, Piano
Marsha Burns: Production Coordination
Kenny Buttrey: Drums
Buddy Cage: Guitar (Steel)
Sammy Cahn: Composer
Greg Calbi: Mastering
Harrison Calloway: Arranger
Larry Campbell: Banjo, Guitar, Mandolin, Violin
Bill Cantos: Choir, Chorus
Chris Carroll: Assistant Engineer
Gordon Carroll: Producer
Cindy Cashdollar: Slide Guitar
Guy Charbonneau: Engineer
Charlie Daniels: Bass (Electric)
Ed Cherney: Engineer, Mixing
Eric Clapton: Guitar
Alan Clark: Synthesizer, Keyboards
John Cohen: Photography
Luigi Creatore: Composer
Randy Crenshaw: Choir, Chorus
Billy Cross: Guitar
Rev. Gary Davis: Composer
Katherine Davis: Composer, Lyricist
Don DeVito: Producer
Pierre Delano�: Composer
Carolyn Dennis: Vocals (Background)
Steve Deutsch: Assistant Engineer
Rick DiFonzo: Guitar
Jim Dickinson: Keyboards, Organ (Pump)
Neil Dorfsman: Engineer
Tim Drummond: Bass
Sly Dunbar: Percussion, Drums
Donald "Duck" Dunn: Bass
Nathan East: Bass
Nick Egan: Cover Design
Howie Epstein: Bass
Judy Feltus: Engineer
Anton Fig: Drums
Rob Fraboni: Engineer, Mixing
Mitchell Froom: Keyboards
Vincent Bell: Bellzouki
Kim Gannon: Composer, Lyricist
Tony Garnier: Bass, Bass (Electric), Cello, Bass (Upright)
Joe Gastwirt: Digital Mastering
Bob Glaub: Bass
Glyn Johns: Producer, Engineer
Paul Griffin: Organ
Myron Grombacher: Drums
Hilda Harris: Vocals (Background)
Jo Ann Harris: Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Lorenz Hart: Composer
Regina Havis: Vocals (Background)
Gary Hedden: Engineer
Don Heffington: Drums
Levon Helm: Mandolin, Bass (Electric), Drums, Vocals
Muffy Hendrix: Vocals (Background)
Nat Hentoff: Liner Notes
David Hidalgo: Guitar, Mandolin, Violin, Accordion
Beau Hill: Keyboards
George Horn: Mastering
Garth Hudson: Organ, Piano, Accordion, Sax (Tenor), Clavinet, Engineer
Bob Johnston: Producer
Booker T. Jones: Composer
Teppei Kasai: Engineer
David Kemper: Drums
Walter Kent: Composer
Stuart Kimball: Guitar (Electric)
Bill Kipper: Mastering
Harold J. Kleiner: Remix Supervision
Mark Knopfler: Guitar, Producer
Danny Kortchmar: Guitar, Guitar (Electric)
Russ Kunkel: Drums
Bruce Langhorne: Guitar
Daniel Lanois: Bass, Dobro, Guitar, Percussion, Guitar (Rhythm), Guitar (12 String), Producer, Omnichord, Mixing, Photography, Lap Steel Guitar, Mando-Guitar
Jacques Levy: Composer
Scott Litt: Engineer, Mixing
Jay Livingston: Composer
John A. Lomax: Composer
Herb Lovelle: Drums
Hugo Peretti: Composer
Steve Madaio: Trumpet
David Mansfield: Dobro, Guitar, Mandolin, Pedal Steel, Violin, Guitar (Steel)
Richard Manuel: Organ, Harmonica, Piano, Composer, Drums, Piano (Electric), Vocals
Stephen Marcussen: Mastering
George Marino: Mastering
Hugh Martin: Composer
Roger McGuinn: Guitar, Composer, Vocals
John McKenzie: Bass
Mary Beth McLemore: Assistant Engineer
David McMurray: Saxophone
Don Meehan: Engineer, Mixing
Jamie Muhoberac: Organ
Billy Mundi: Drums
Cyril Neville: Percussion, Talking Drum
Spooner Oldham: Keyboards
Henry Onorati: Composer
Frank Owens: Piano
John Paris: Bass
Alan Pasqua: Keyboards
Terry Paul: Composer
Ted Perlman: Guitar
Carl Pickhardt: Piano
Don Preston: Guitar
Don Puluse: Engineer
Madelyn Quebec: Keyboards, Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Phil Ramone: Engineer
Steve Ripley: Guitar
Albertine Robinson: Vocals (Background)
Jeff Rosen: Executive Producer, Compilation Producer
Micajah Ryan: Engineer, Mixing
Russ Savakus: Bass
Kevin Savigar: Keyboards
Jerry Scheff: Bass
Richard Scher: Synthesizer, Horn
Eddy Schreyer: Mastering
Toby Scott: Engineer
Patrick Seymour: Keyboards
Robbie Shakespeare: Bass
John Shearer: Photography, Inside Photo
Sam Shepard: Composer
Paul Simonon: Bass
Don Smith: Engineer
Henry Spinetti: Drums
Helena Springs: Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Dave Stewart: Guitar
Greg Sutton: Bass
Brett Swain: Assistant Engineer
Fred Tackett: Guitar
Ian Taylor: Remixing, Mastering, Mixing
Tetsuro Tomita: Engineer
George Tutko: Engineer
Jimmie Vaughan: Guitar
Stevie Ray Vaughan: Guitar
J.J. Walker: Composer
Ian Wallace: Drums
Dan Wallin: Engineer
Patrick Warren: Organ, Piano, Celeste
David Was: Producer
Don Was: Bass, Producer, Mixing
Winston Watson: Drums
Lou Waxman: Engineer, Tape Research
Jerry Wexler: Producer
Neil Wilburn: Engineer
Mark Wilder: Mastering
Tom Wilson: Producer
Kip Winger: Bass
Pick Withers: Drums
Peter Wood: Keyboards
Howie Wyeth: Piano, Drums
Monalisa Young: Vocals (Background)
Terry Young: Keyboards, Vocals
William D. "Smitty" Smith: Organ
Stan Kalina: Mastering
Brian Stoltz: Guitar
Amanda Barrett: Choir, Chorus
Bobby Hata: Mastering
Paul Wexler: Mastering Supervisor
Randy Ezratty: Engineer
Peter Miller: Engineer
Roddy Colonna: Drums
Pete Hamill: Liner Notes
Greil Marcus: Liner Notes
Syd McGuiness: Guitar
Robert Shelton: Liner Note Source
Stacey Williams: Liner Notes
John Berg: Design, Cover Photo, Back Cover Photo
Bill Flanagan: Liner Notes, Introduction
Geoff Gans: Art Direction, Design, Package Design
Tony Mangurian: Percussion
Ana Maria Velez: Photography
Allen Weinberg: Art Direction, Design, Layout
Carlos Santana: Guitar
Rachel Gutek: Booklet Design
William Claxton: Back Cover Photo
Scott Hull: Mastering
Don Hunstein: Cover Photo
Christopher Austopchuk: Design
Coco Shinomiya: Design, Package Design
Nancy Donald: Design
David Gahr: Insert Photography, Back Cover Photo
Mark Burdett: Typography
Paula Scher: Cover Design
Rick Griffin: Cover Art
Randy Jackson: Bass
Charles McCoy: Bass
John Van Hamersveld: Art Direction, Design
Albert Watson: Photography
Sandy Speiser: Cover Photo
Bob Cato: Design
Jimmy Wachtel: Cover Photo
Bryan Lasley: Booklet Design
Willie Green: Drums, Vocals (Background)
Stephen Shelton: Drums, Keyboards
Frank Micelotta: Photography
Kim Gaucher: Artwork
Barry Feinstein: Design, Photography, Cover Photo
Jim Mitchell: Assistant Engineer
Tony Wright: Cover Art
Ron Coro: Art Direction, Design
Danny Clinch: Back Cover Photo, Inside Photo
Ralph Blane: Composer
Nat Jeffrey: Mixing
Larry Jolivet: Bass
Judy Kirshner: Assistant Engineer
Fred McDarrah: Cover Photo
Paul Synegal: Guitar
Al Clayton: Photography, Original Photography, Back Cover Photo
Kevin Mazur: Photography, Cover Photo
Ken Regan: Photography, Cover Art, Cover Photo
Chris Wiskes: Engineer
Ed Wong: Studio Support
John Cutler: Producer, Engineer
Noel Regney: Composer, Lyricist
John Hart: Saxophone
Elliott Landy: Cover Photo
A. Brumley: Composer
Billy Rothschild: Engineer
Rafael Serrano: Pro-Tools
Clay Meyers: Bongos
Steve Jordan: Drums
Clinton Heylin: Discographical Annotation
Nick Saxton: Back Cover Photo
Will Schwartz: Production Collaborator
Josef Koudelka: Back Cover Photo
Arthur Rosato: Drums, Photography, Engineering Supervisor, Technical Advisor
Bruce Davidson: Cover Photo
Chris Shaw: Engineer, Mixing
Morgan Renard: Sleeve Photo
Mickey Jones: Drums
Frank Dickinson: Digital Engineer
Carol Dennis: Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Arthur Baker: Remixing
Suzie Q: Photography
Steve Douglas: Flute, Recorder, Saxophone, Sax (Soprano), Sax (Tenor)
Oakley Haldeman: Composer
Diane Lapson: Production Collaborator
Rich Tosi: Assistant, Studio Support
Ruth Bernal: Photography
Paul Till: Cover Photo
Lyle Moraine: Composer, Lyricist
Steve Berkowitz: Compilation Producer
Hal Moore: Composer
Randee St. Nicholas: Back Cover Photo
Catherine Kanner: Cover Illustration
Donnie Herron: Banjo, Mandolin, Trumpet, Violin, Guitar (Steel), Viola
Dennis McNally: Publicity
Regina McCrary: Vocals (Background)
Abby DeWald: Choir, Chorus
George Receli: Percussion, Drums
David Spreng: Engineer, Pro-Tools
Len Siegler: Photography
Dana Nielsen: Engineer, Mixing
Tony Hall: Bass
Rockin Dopsie: Accordion
Adger M. Pace: Composer
Bruce Langhorn: Composer
Maeretha Stewart: Vocals (Background)
Glenn Suravech: Assistant Engineer
Callie Gladman: Production Collaborator
April Hayes: Production Collaborator
Richard Kenerson: Serigraphs
Nicole Eva Emery: Choir, Chorus
Buzz Feiten: Guitar (Electric)
Brendan O'Brien: Organ (Hammond)
Dick Smith: Composer, Lyricist
Edwin Fotheringham: Illustrations
Daryl Johnson: Percussion
Hirosuke Katsuyama: Back Cover Photo, Inside Photo
David Yates: Assistant Engineer
Elisecia Wright: Vocals (Background)
W. Bullock: Composer
Mark Aglietti: Mixing
Howard Wyeth: Piano, Drums
Dom Cortese: Accordion
J. Peterson: Composer
Gloria Shayne Baker: Composer
Robert Joyce: Choir, Chorus
Ed Anderson: Mixing
Mark Neuman: Project Director
Herman Parker Jr.: Composer
Dawn Patrol: Art Direction, Design
J. Rhodes: Composer
Jeff Kramer: Executive Producer
George G. Receli: Percussion, Drums
Bob Wells: Composer
Tom Suzuki: Engineer
Glen Fukunaga: Bass
B.F. White: Composer
R. Hayes: Composer
M. Curtis: Composer
Debbie Gold: Production Coordination, Production Supervisor
E. Montgomery: Composer
F. Bryant: Composer
D. Robertson: Composer
J. Fuller: Composer
Eddie Schreyer: Mastering
David Jack Holt: Composer
Jack Frost: Producer
T. Stafford: Composer
Herb Greene: Photography
Carl Barile: Collage
Alton Rubin Jr.: Scrubboard
Stu Kimball: Guitar
Bil Lane: Assistant Engineer, Assistant
David Watson: Saxophone, Soloist
Greg Hamm: Engineer
Eugene Ramey: Bass
Raymond Evans: Composer
Albert F. Beddoe: Composer
Robert Britt: Guitar (Acoustic), Fender Stratocaster
Debbie Sweeny: Production Collaborator
Jeroen Van Der Meer: Project Director
Debi Dye: Vocals
Manuel Palomino: Photography
Dana Bisbee: Assistant Engineer
Teruisa Tajima: Art Direction, Design
Charlie Radie: Bass
William Fredericks: Composer
Urban Bright Horns: Horn
Bettie Page: Back Cover Photo
Ronee Blakely: Vocals
Pearl Beach: Cover Art
A. L�ngauer: Cover Photo
Nat Jeffy: Assistant Engineer


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On Demand
Patricia King's Women on the Frontlines
Be inspired to live a greater life for the Lord and find the security in Him to be grateful in all circumstances.
Everlasting Love
Patricia King's Let There Be Light
The guest speakers are many and the topics challenging. Guests include Georgian and Winnie Banov (Global Celebration), David Hogan (Freedom Ministries), Joshua Mills (anointed minister of the Word), Randy DeMain (Kingdom Revelation Ministries) and Patricia herself.
Patricia King's Upgraded Conference
"Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us in the heavenly realms with every spiritual blessing in Christ". (Ephesians 1:3)
Speakers include a number of well-known guests such as Bobby Connor, Jason Westerfield, Joshua Mills and Ryan Wyatt. Learn to live in the Way that Christ made for us all – intimacy with God and the blessing that comes from knowing Him.
Led by: Patricia King
Location: Canada, UK and USA
"To one there is given through the Spirit the message of wisdom, to another the message of knowledge by means of the same Spirit, to another faith by the same Spirit, to another gifts of healing by that one Spirit, to another miraculous powers, to another prophecy, to another distinguishing between spirits, to another speaking in different kinds of tongues, and to still another the interpretation of tongues."
(1 Corinthians 12:8-10)
Part and parcel of the Christian Services Association (CSA) led by Patricia King, XP Ministries is the media-centric branch of this evangelistic organization. Ever since it was founded over three decades ago in 1974, the CSA has been involved in training the Body of Christ in the power and gifts of the Holy Spirit. To this end, believers are empowered to spread the Gospel in their sphere of influence with Bible-based knowledge, wisdom and confidence.
About Patricia King:An unashamed prophet and the host of Everlasting Love on GOD TV, Patricia King is the author of many books, plus other Christian resources such as manuals, CDs and DVDs.
Series on GOD TV:
Everlasting Love - Patricia King
Bringing a powerful prophetic voice to a world fraught with concerns for the future, Everlasting Love with Patricia King aims to provide godly direction to all those who are looking for answers.


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