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March 26, 2008
|St. Andrews lacrosse slips past Pfeiffer
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|LAURINBURG, N.C.—Kyle Loda broke a fourth quarter tie with the eventual game-winning goal with 6:38 left in the game, lifting host St. Andrews Presbyterian College to a 7-6 Conference Carolinas men's lacrosse victory over visiting Pfeiffer University on Wednesday afternoon.
the Knights remain perfect in the league at 2-0. SAPC maintains a 2-8 overall record. The Falcons, who remain winless at 0-6 overall and 0-2 in the conference, erased a four-goal deficit after the first quarter tying the contest midway through the fourth quarter on a sophomore Wesley McMahon goal.
St. Andrews jumped out to a 4-0 advantage after 15 minutes.
Nick Lewnes scored his second goal of the game in the middle of the second quarter to extend the Knights lead to 5-0. Sophomore Chad Olsen finally put the visitors on the board at the 5:26 mark of the second quarter. Hull and the Knights defense held the Falcons off the scoreboard for the first 24 minutes of the game.
Pfeiffer slowly chipped away at the deficit out scoring St. Andrews 2-1 in the final three quarters. The Knights continued to lead 6-4 heading into the final period but the Falcons scored the first two goals of the frame including a tally by sophomore Jameson Schultz in the first minute of the fourth quarter.
McMahon's goal with 7:31 showing on the clock tied the score for the only time in the game at 6-6. However, the Knights would not be out done and Loda put St. Andrews back on top just 53 seconds later.
The Knights defense once again picked up its play late holding Pfeiffer off the board in the final seven minutes to preserve the one-goal victory including an important 30-second extra-man opportunity kill in the final minute of the game.
Falcons' senior netminder Pat Martin had a solid game in net for Pfeiffer making 17 saves.
Pfeiffer will host Briarcliff College Saturday at 1:00 pm.


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I doubt bacteria have minds at all. Insects, like fruit flies, must have at least some sort of conscious existence, but one far removed from ourselves, so it's possible for them.
"higher" animals with developed neural systems and brains most certainly have an equal chance of concisouness surviving brain-death as a human would.
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And for all his insistence on reason and scientific study, Harris is surprisingly open—as I discovered in my interview—to paranormal experiences like telepathy, and even to the possibility of consciousness existing outside the human brain.
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"Getting hired meant the world," said Marine veteran Paul Warner, 34, of Jacksonville, who works at Merchant's Tire. "I came into the office and thought it was going to be a waste of my time because I had no experience with cars. One thing they said to me was that we can train you because you've got things that we couldn't fix, such as punctuality and dedication to the mission."
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SIMON BORCHARDT saw Western Province thrash the Free State Cheetahs 36-15 at Newlands to set up a Currie Cup semi-final against the Golden Lions at Ellis Park.
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WP welcomed back seven Springboks and Free State two, which became one on the 23-minute mark when tighthead prop Coenie Oosthuizen left the field with what appeared to be a back or neck injury.
Province's first two tries were both scored by Boks, with Jean de Villiers diving over in the right-hand corner after a clever chip kick from Gerhard van den Heever had been collected by Nick Groom 10 phases earlier, while Andries Bekker was perhaps lucky to get the green light from the TMO after he seemed to lose the ball over the line.
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If it were on the table, I'd gladly trade Jennings for Gordon, but the Bucks clearly wouldn't down for that, so...yeah.
Unless the Supervillain does his work again.
Again, GV is a solid backup PG, he will get destroyed by the better PGs in the league and won't do much to make them work despite being 6'5. We would be a better team with GV coming off the bench with Mason, Miller, Anderson and Smith.
I'm sorry, i don't care what anybody thinks of the kid, i've seen him play and inserting him into the starting lineup next to Rivers/Gordon will make this team a legitimate threat for this season and at the age of 23 for many years to come. He's young enough that adding doesn't disrupt our youth movement.
It allows us to compete with all of the elite teams in the West that have top notch point guards or teams with the young and talented PGs, Clippers, Thunder, Spurs, Lakers, Timberwolves etc.
He would maximize Rivers, Aminu and Davis' explosiveness. He would make us almost Impossible to defend if everybody reaches their potential. Starting at the point, we'll have multiple guys who score in isolation, take the last shot, you will now have a point guard who could create offense for guys and get them open looks as well as run the sets.
You will now have another closer at the end of the game, which will make us harder to defend and make it a lot easier on the other guys Anderson, Rivers, Smith or Davis to get clean looks at the end of games.
He's been the whole bucks team since he got drafted making them a fringe play off team despite what ever deficiencies he has right now and thats with nothing around him.
He has potential to be a lock down defender at the point guard position, and he's a better defender than people might think.
I would trade a top 5 protected pick for him right now and if they want Warrick or Henry... Let'em Have it. Hell throw in Larry Sanders to back up the C spot if we need a filler to make the numbers work.
I think that should be our target, because there is no one else in that talent, price and age range that could be attainable in the next few years, free agent or draft prospect that we would have access to.
If it were on the table, I'd gladly trade Jennings for Gordon, but the Bucks clearly wouldn't down for that, so...yeah.
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Then that's fine. I was responding to the original post not your comment re: including Gordon in the deal (of course that wouldn't happen, anyway).
This may have already been said, but Jennings is a bad contract.
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Yeah. I'd be all about this.
Lawlz at the guy who was vehemently against it because Jennings is a bad passer...then got pwned...then came back and said he's never really seen Jennings play but until he does he's going to stick with his original assessment.
As to the why not wait? Because he might not sign here. And then someone answered "well I don't want another person who doesn't want to play here". That's being extreme. Just because he might sign with another team doesn't mean he doesn't want to play here at all, just that he liked another place. He might like the idea of playing here and would be totally cool if traded but if he were a FA and there were a few teams bidding for him we might only be option #2. That's why trades happen.
Anyways, Jennings, RyAnd, and AD would be a formidable trio. IIIIIFFFFFFF Gordan comes back healthy (not holding my breath), that would be one helluva foursome. Throw in our solids in Lopez, Aminu, Smith, Mason, and hopefully Miller and Rivers keep progressing and that's a pretty ******* legit team. Until contracts start coming up a few years down the road.
I'd take Gooden for that.
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Just to be clear I don't have a problem with Jennings in isolation -- just with taking on another bad contract to acquire him.
I'm OK with giving up a first rounder, top 5 protected for him, and him alone. Throw in Henry and Warrick, and that would be an absolute steal imo.
Jennings isn't my favorite player, but the more I think about it, the better he seems to fit with our current roster.
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For me i thought Okafor was a bad contract, Posey, Ariza and Pedja were bad contracts. I think a bad contract can be tied to an under performing player, aging, chronically injured and generally over paid for his position or who he is.
But Brandon Jennings doesn't fit those categories in my book. He's young, still getting better, hasn't been injured at all, he's more than earned an extension from his current team by his on court play.
He's a point guard and he made his team better. He's not Chris Paul but he made is team mates jobs easier by his play, you can't say he isn't a good passer with out asking who was it that he was actually trying to pass to, did his team mates capable of making buckets with or with an assist from him.
He's not asking for it, but i wouldn't have a problem paying him 10 mill a year for 5 years, people talking about trying to get Paul back for what... 18-20 mill. With what we're putting together for the long run, i'd take the 23 year old who still can grow with the young guys we already have in place and again, a guy that Dell Demps tried to trade for last season, with Monty's blessing i'm sure.
I just can't see how you would think Brandon Jennings signing here would end up as a bad contract, given his youth, talent, on court play and non injury history.
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I don't think Jennings himself would be the bad contract. My understanding of the original post was that the team would have to take on a bad contract to acquire him. That said, if the Hornets acquired Jennings I would rather they kept Vasquez, moved Rivers over to the 2, and just got rid of Gordon.
Just curious. If Milwaukee can't afford to keep him and he is gone at the end of the year anyway, why should we have to take on a bad contract? Technically, we could just sign him outright. I'd only offer them Vasquez straight up for Jennings.
Very similar situation to what we did with Ayon for Anderson - gone anyway, can't afford him, so rather get something than nothing.
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OP, is this a rumor that the Bucks can't afford him, or total hypothetical on your part? Just curious... I know you said hypothetical in your OP, but a lot of times these sorts of things stem from a bit of insider info.
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Honestly, if Gordon comes back healthy and does what he's supposed to, I would strongly think about it. Until then, I wouldn't because Jennings and Davis alone wouldn't be enough.
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I'd rather just take my chances come the off season. I'd rather hand out a max to Jennings and not take back Gooden. MIL wouldn't likely match a max, or they'd be willing to part ways if we gave them an asset like Greivis I believe.
I honestly don't see Greivis going anywhere for a long time. He's the Nick Collison (guard version but better) of this team. A real "glue-guy."
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Or him. This team has no shortage of young talent that could develop -- Gordon needn't be relied upon.
nah not yet at least, I like Jennings but if Gordon cant stay healthy we may need that money to get another scorer. Plus Greivis is playing great and we should see if he can keep it up
Yea with the season that Jennings is having, I don't see why they won't resign them. Plus they can match any qualifying offer. The only reason why they would get rid of him, is too completely rebuild, and I think the only way they do that is in a trade for expiring and cheap contracts with good value.
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RICHLANDS – This was not Southwest's first football win over Richlands, but it may have been the most satisfying.
Or even the most unbelievable, which Southwest coach Phil Padgett said was the case after the Stallions' 21-20 victory over the Wildcats was on Friday night in a nonconference game that saw SWO rally from a 20-0 deficit.
"I can't believe it. I can't believe we did it," Padgett said. "The kids never quit, although they had some reasons to quit. They just didn't quit and they made the plays when they had to."
Jay Pouncey's 11-yard touchdown reception with 4:09 left and Tristan Hartley's extra point kick gave the Stallions a 21-20 lead and erased a 20-0 second-quarter deficit.
Southwest then forced Richlands to punt before kneeling on the ball to end the game. The Stallions (2-1) have now won 26 consecutive games over the Wildcats (1-2). Richlands' last victory over Southwest was a 3-0 decision in 1988.
The Stallions play host to Swansboro next week while the Wildcats visit South Lenoir.
"This win shows we have heart," Pouncey said. "We fought back."
Southwest trailed 20-14 when senior quarterback Tyler Smith lofted a pass into the far right corner of the end zone to Pouncey, who caught the ball over his shoulder for a touchdown. It was the only reception for Pouncey.
"It was a fade and he (corner back) was playing deep," said Pouncey, a junior. "I showed a slant and then I bounced out and the ball was there."
It was the second touchdown pass in the fourth quarter for Smith. With the Stallions trailing 20-7 and facing fourth-and-goal from the 9-yard line, Smith rolled a little to his left before firing a short pass to DaMonta Winbush.
After catching the ball at the 5, Winbush fought off defenders before stretching the ball out over the goal line for a touchdown.
"I just ran a little five-and-out," said Winbush, who had been sideline the first two games with a right ankle injury. "Really, the hardest part was that the defense was coming so hard. I had to get inbetween them. I didn't think I made it. I thought my knee was down."
Richlands was forced to punt on its ensuing possession, setting up Southwest's game-winning drive. The Stallions got the ball at the Wildcats' 40 with 8:20 left. On third-and-5 from the 35, Winbush ran for 12 yards to the 23 for a first down.
Southwest's offense came alive in the fourth quarter after the Stallions turned the ball over five times in the first half – three fumbles and two interceptions.
The Stallions' only offense in the first half came from their defense, and it certainly gave Southwest momentum at halftime.
Already up 20-0, Richlands was in prime position to extend its lead with the ball at the Southwest 35 with nine seconds left in the second quarter. However, Southwest junior Christian Haynes intercepted a pass and returned it 78 yards for a touchdown as time expired, making it 20-7.
"To be honest, I was watching the tight end and there was actually a slot (receiver) out there and I was watching him, too," Haynes said. "I didn't know what was happening. So I just kept backing up and the ball went in the air and I picked it up. There was great blocking. If it wasn't for the blocking, I probably wouldn't have gotten into the end zone."
Richlands first-year coach Justin Snider took the blame for the pick-6, which turned the game around.
"It's my fault. I cost them the game," he said as he fought back tears. "That decision I made at the end of the first half…, I should have taken a knee and got out there with a 20-0 lead. But we had a field goal blocked and missed another and a few other things didn't go our way.
"I was trying to get a little momentum back just right there."
The Wildcats had all the momentum for most of the first half, thanks to a couple of defensive touchdowns.
Richlands took a 20-0 lead in the second quarter when Jalen Dickerson returned a Southwest fumble 24 yards for a touchdown. The Wildcats also scored on the Stallions' previous possession when Richlands' Jacob Sandella recovered a bad punt snap in the end zone for a touchdown that gave RHS a 13-0 first-quarter lead.
"The defense has done a tremendous job and the defensive coaches have turned it up a notch," Snider said. "They have done an amazing job. I hurt because I let them down as well."
The Wildcats had gone up 7-0 after their first possession of the game when Ethan Horne scored on a 13-yard touchdown run.
"I don't want to take anything away from Richlands, but it wasn't a good half for us," Padgett said. "We just couldn't seem to get it going. I think we got into a little bit of a hole and Richlands played us a little harder. But we made some halftime adjustments."
Richlands was held to just five yards rushing in the second half.
"Coach (Dave) McLeod started calling good calls and we started listening," Haynes said of Southwest's defense. "The linebackers were going in the holes and started attacking."
The Wildcats had chances to extend their lead as they had two more red-zone trips, but their offense couldn't score again.
"I felt fortunate," Padgett said. "Any time you are losing by two touchdowns, you better feel fortunate to come back and win the ball game."
Southwest 0 7 0 14 — 21
Richlands 13 7 0 0 — 20
First Quarter
R – Horne 13 run (Jeffrey kick) 8:05
R – Sandella recovered fumble in end zone (kick failed) 1:44
Second Quarter
R – Dickerson 24 fumble return (Jeffrey kick) 7:01
S – Haynes 78 interception return (Hartley kick) 0:00
Fourth Quarter
S – Winbush 9 pass from Smith (Hartley kick) 9:20
S – Pouncey 11 pass from Smith (Hartley kick) 4:09
First downs 13 11
Rushes-yards 45-59 42-66
Passing 103 93
Comp-Att-Int 12-22-2 6-10-1
Punts-Avg. 4-25.7 3-39
Fumbles-Lost 6-3 7-3
Penalties-Yards 8-83 8-55
RUSHING—S: Johnson 6-19, Corbins 4-14, Ottey 6-35, Smith 7-(-2)m Walker 2-22, Winbush 16-7, TEAM 4-(-36). R Horne 26-85, Harrington 8-39, Thompson 1-(-11), Dickerson 1-(-3), Jackson 3-(-32), Marshall 3-(-12).
PASSING—S: Smith 12-22-2-103, Walker 0-1-0-0. R: Jackson 6-10-1-93.
RECEIVING—S: Corbins 3-48, Winbush 2-4, Ottey 3-17, Walker 2-(-1), Scott 1-24, Pouncey 1-11. R: Hinkle 3-83, Harrington 1-8, Horne 1-(-1), Marshall 1-3.


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PORTLAND -- A couple received what they called a modest inheritance, and instead of spending it on themselves, they headed to a local auto dealership and bought a van for a recently paralyzed police officer.
The couple, who wished to remain anonymous, bought the van for Portland police officer Paul Meyer and his family after seeing news about the officer's freak accident.
Meyer, a 20-year veteran of the Portland Police Bureau, was paralyzed from the waist down after a tree fell on him during police training on Hayden Island last November.
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The man who contacted the Dick Hannah Toyota in Washington last week told the manager he watched the news about Meyer s injury and recognized the officer.
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This unit aims to demystify social research by showing how it is a formal process of social inquiry which builds on the ways in which we daily inquire into social events and construct everyday knowledge about what we need to know. The approach taken is that there are different ways of knowing, which influence how we understand social problems and formulate research questions. Students will be introduced to the basics of research design for social work practice. This includes an overview of a range of research methods and approaches. The unit also shows how 'research' is an important part of the relationship between 'theory' and 'practice', in all its forms: as direct service, policy and program development and evaluation. The unit provides a basis for HSW322.
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Here's how it works:
Peripheral Blood Stem Cell donation-the most common method
This is a non-surgical procedure similar to donating blood. Donors return to their normal routine in 1 or 2 days.
Bone Marrow Donation
In a brief surgical procedure, the donor is given anesthesia and a needle is used to withdraw liquid marrow from the hipbone. The marrow replaces itself within 3 weeks, and donors return to normal activities in 2 to 7 days.
To learn more about Be The Match go to www.marrow.org or email Marc Silver at firstname.lastname@example.com .


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Rappelling and Rock Climbing - 2012-05-06
May 6, 2012 - 2:00pm - 5:00pm
See the sites from 60 feet up and experience the local coastline and beaches with your friends, family or both. The beach is located 15 minutes north of Arcata. We also use Patrick's Point State Park. On this tour, you will learn some of the basics of Rappelling, Top Rope Climbing, and Bouldering. You will have a chance to rappel more than once and top rope climb as well!
We meet at Far North Climbing Gym at 10th and K in Arcata, where you can also rent climbing shoes. If you have never climbed before and would like additional skills, you can schedule an indoor lesson at Far North Climbing Gym.


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There is nothing more thrilling than a final serve at Wimbledon when all 50,000 spectators quiet at once, their collective breath being held.
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