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A certification by the Board of Ophthalmology; practitioners provide comprehensive eye and vision care. They are trained to diagnose, monitor and medically or surgically treat all eyelid and orbital problems affecting the eye and visual pathways, and to diagnose, monitor and treat all eye and visual disorders. They often prescribe vision services (glasses and contact lenses) as well as serve as a consultant to physicians and other professionals.
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Lubbock, Texas
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Lubbock's nickname is the "Hub City" which derives from being the economic, education, and health care hub of a multi-county region commonly called the South Plains. The area is the largest contiguous cotton-growing region in the world and is heavily dependent on irrigation water drawn from the Ogallala Aquifer.
Presbyopia is part of the natural aging process of the eye, and can be easily corrected. Technically, presbyopia is the loss of the eye's ability to change its focus to see objects that are near. It is not ...
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Good for him--got to play a round with him Friday. Great guy.
Good for him--got to play a round with him Friday. Great guy.
My putter still doinks harder than yours!
Brad and Tyler tied for first, one hole playoff with Brad with the drop in 3 on hole 1
First round Tyler tied the course record with a 51
Second round Brad set a new record with a 50
I thought Tyler would shoot well on that course. It tends toward big arms on some of the par 4s. I bet some of TH's shots on the longer holes were things to be seen. Wish I could have seen them!
It sounds like it was quite the battle out there. Good to hear.
My putter still doinks harder than yours!
Adam when are you gonna submit the scores???
he will have them up in the morning.
Great one guys great course thanks to adam Judge and Martin alaso a big thanks to the Lang family ....really a good fun well done torny can't wait for next year
Scores are up, PDGA is paid. I asked them if this tournament will make the ratings update so I'll let you know when I know.
Thanks again to our sponsors:
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I also want to extend a huge thanks to Martin, Judge, Brian, Damon and Sweat for their help making this tournament run so smooth.
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Don't understand points at all 3rd in advanced masters 42 points playing from longs 140 total score
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From Touring to Learning:
When you peruse the pictures of beaches, hiking trails, pulsating cities, and quiet resort villages, you could decide that a trip to Southeast Asia would be best without any planned activities whatsoever. You could spend endless days on a lounge chair, being served exotic drinks and watching the sun rise and set, and perhaps be perfectly content.
But before you're lulled into this idyllic vision, consider this: Southeast Asia ranks among the top world destinations for alternative travel – that is, travel that teaches, travel that challenges, travel that rewards adventurous souls in ways vegetating on a beach never will.
The region is rife with possibilities for immersing yourself in the cultures of the host countries through volunteer work, language learning, cooking schools, traditional arts and crafts, and much more. Finding avenues to pursue your specific interests will probably be easy; more difficult will be choosing one option among the many possibilities.
The kind of program you choose is based largely on your comfort level in the destination country. Many first-time travelers to Southeast Asia opt for an organized tour that offers a number of activities that interest them.
One such operator is Danu Tours danutours.com, a company that offers guided tours to the island paradise of Bali (and elsewhere), under the watchful eyes of Danu leaders Judy Slattum and Made Surya. Danu's tours to Bali include instruction in everything from the local language, to Balinese dance and Gamelan music, to batik and acrylic painting, to wooden mask carving.
Moreover, cultural exchange with Danu is not one-sided. The company organizes opportunities for travelers to give back to the communities to which they travel. Danu participants can donate eyeglasses to a mountain clinic, sponsor young people who otherwise would not be able to continue their schooling, or give money for costumes for a traditional dance troupe and for classes for talented low-income students. In the school sponsorship program, there are now 30 students and sponsors.
There are many other tour operators who offer culturally sensitive and enriching tours throughout Southeast Asia. Consult GoNOMAD's TOURS and ALTERNATIVES LISTINGS for specific operators.
For travelers who want to give more than money back to the community they visit, a volunteer program is the perfect choice. Sometimes traveling through local organizations can be the most rewarding for deep cultural immersion.
Involvement Volunteers Association Inc. (IVI) volunteering.org.au, a worldwide operation based in Australia, offers programs of individualized and independent volunteer program in Southeast Asia as part of their global progam.
For specialized interests, such as intensive language lessons, cooking, massage, music, photography or other singular pursuits, consider a learning vacation program. Many alternative travel tour operators offer educational opportunities across the region.
Ban Sabai Thai Cooking School, based in Australia, offers twice yearly culinary tours to Thailand. In addition to attending markets and visiting restaurants, students take cooking courses in both Bangkok and Phuket.
You can also seek local instruction in many interests, either once you arrive at your destination or through pre-trip research. In addition to schools and institutes, consider hiring a private instructor once you arrive. Post notices at cafes or schools to find a local expert. Thailand, in particular, has a wealth of opportunities for the traveler who wants to arrange his or her own learning program.
Given the wealth of possibilities for active, educational, and rewarding alternative travel in Southeast Asia, there's no excuse to lounge about. Forgo the beachside daiquiris and travel the GoNOMAD way!
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The premature cancellation of great TV shows is, sadly, nothing new, as shows like My So-Called Life, Freaks and Geeks, and Firefly can attest. Yet it continues to happen, season after season. Low ratings, high concepts, and plain old bad timing are just a few reasons why some shows never get a chance to grow past one season.
Unfortunately, some shows seem destined for cancellation right away, regardless of critical acclaim or the support of small, fanatical groups of fans. Below are seven shows that not only were cancelled too soon, but may have also been overlooked as excellent one-season wonders.


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Groovy and Grails Recipesis the busy developers' guide for developing applications in Groovy and Grails. Rather than boring you with theoretical knowledge of "yet another language/framework," this book delves straight into solving real-life problems in Groovy and Grails using easy-to-understand, well-explained code snippets. Through learning by example, you will be able to pick up on Groovy and Grails quickly and use the book as an essential reference when developing applications.
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- Discover elegant and efficient solutions to common programming problems and web development tasks.
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This book is for Java and web developers who are interested to learn more about Groovy and/or Grails and are looking for real-life, working examples of how to achieve common programming tasks in Groovy and Grails.


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No Doubt Gwen Stefani has a hot body – and a hot fashion line LAMB!
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Victoria Beckham's label is oh-so-Posh!
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Kim Kardashian and her hot-bodied sisters just released a line with Sears.
Beyonce is so Bootylicious that she has a line with her mom – House of Dereon.
Chloe Sevigny has a line with Opening Ceremony.
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Whitney Port's line Whitney Eve is almost as sexy as her bikini body.
Sienna Miller has a clothing line with her sister called Twenty8Twelve.
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Sheryl Crow has a denim line called Bootheel Trading Co.
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Nicole Richie is a designing woman. Her two lines Winter Kate and House of Harlow are uber successful.
Mary Kate Olsen and her twin have become a la mode moguls with their high fashion line The Row, their less expensive line Olsenboye for JCPenny and their mid-level line Elizabeth & James.
Ashley Olsen and her twin have become a la mode moguls with their high fashion line The Row, their less expensive line Olsenboye for JCPenny and their mid-level line Elizabeth & James.
Lindsay Lohan loved leggings so much she launch her 6126 line.
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Lauren Conrad took her reality show star status and turned it into a fashion career.
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Kimora Lee has been super successful with her Baby Phat clothing line.
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Kate Moss has designed for Topshop and also purses for Longchamp.
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Jessica Simpson may have topped the charts, but it is her passion for fashion, which has brought in the big bucks for her.
Fergie loves high heels, and has her own footwear collection.
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Emma Watson launched an organic clothing line with People Tree.
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Who better to design bikinis than Elizabeth Hurley?
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SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. - Freshmen paved the way Saturday for the No. 3 Miami hockey team as rookies scored both goals and Ryan McKay was stellar in net, leading the RedHawks to a hard-fought, 2-1, win over Lake Superior State at Taffy Abel Arena, completing a weekend sweep with another one-goal victory. Miami (21-8-5, 16-6-4-4 CCHA) collected its fourth CCHA sweep of the season after also topping the Lakers (15-18-1, 10-15-1-1 CCHA), 5-4, on Friday night.
Miami, which concluded its final ever CCHA road trip this weekend, continues to remain in first place in the CCHA with only two regular-season games to play. The RedHawks need just one point (a tie/shootout loss) against Ohio State next weekend to secure at least a share of the final CCHA regular-season title while two points (a shootout win or regulation win) would lock up the CCHA regular-season championship outright.
Despite being outshot, 45-31, by Lake Superior Saturday, the 'Hawks used tough defense and strong special teams to get the win. The 45 shots allowed were the most Miami has given up all season, but McKay made a career-high 44 saves to earn the ninth win of his freshman campaign. The 44 stops were the most by a RedHawk since March 28, 2010 when Connor Knapp totaled 55 saves in the NCAA Regional Final against Michigan.
Freshman forward Riley Barber and freshman defenseman Matthew Caito both tallied a pair of points in the victory, notching a goal while assisting on the other score. Each had a point on the power play as the RedHawks finished 1-for-3 on the man advantage while killing all three Laker power plays.
Like Friday night, Miami struck first as Barber found the back of the net on the power play 8:42 into the contest. Caito sent a shot in from the point that senior forward Curtis McKenzie redirected. McKenzie's shot was initially saved by LSSU netminder Kevin Kapalka but Barber gathered the rebound and deposited the puck backhand for his second goal of the weekend and team-leading 14th of the year. Barber also leads the CCHA with 34 points on the season.
The Lakers pulled even 8:23 into the second stanza when Dan Radke scored on a rebound of his own. Kevin Czuczman beat a Miami defenseman to get a clean shot on McKay, which was saved, but Radke was on the doorstep to bury the puck for a 1-1 contest.
The RedHawks answered just over two minutes later when Caito blasted a one-timer top-shelf to put Miami back ahead for good, 2-1. Barber worked the puck out of the corner to sophomore forward Austin Czarnik in the slot. Czarnik did a pirouette and passed to Caito in the circle to Kapalka's right for his first career game-winner, Caito's fifth goal of the season and, like Barber, second in as many nights.
Lake Superior put Miami on its heels in the third period, sending 13 shots on net over the final 20 minutes, but the RedHawks held strong. Laker defenseman Andrew Perrault hit the pipe with just over 13 minutes left in the game, but LSSU would get no closer. Kapalka, who finished with 29 saves, was pulled in favor of the extra attacker with 1:08 to play but Miami closed out the win.
The RedHawks look to clinch the program's fourth CCHA regular-season championship next weekend when Miami hosts in-state rival Ohio State Friday and Saturday, March 1-2, at Steve Cady Arena in the final CCHA regular-season games ever. Puck drop Friday is set for 7:35 p.m. while Saturday's game, which will also be Senior Night, is slated for 7:05 p.m.


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SNOW HILL — Three Greene County volunteers enjoy spending part of their week helping other senior citizens.
On Thursday, Russell and Joyce Corbett of Snow Hill and Bill Glisson of Fort Run picked up a load of donated groceries from Food Lion and brought it to the Greene County Senior Center where it awaited distribution to local seniors.
They do this twice a week.
"We've been doing it for several years," Russell Corbett said.
Sharon Harrison, the senior center director, appreciates the work they do.
"With grocery bills and gas bills being so high it provides fresh fruits and vegetables and it cuts the cost of groceries," she said.
Along with produce, there is bread and desserts.
"And sometimes they give us flowers to take to the seniors to brighten up their home," Joyce Corbett said.
But they don't just stop there. The three will gather up a bag of groceries when they hear of a family is in need.
Glisson said he helped the couple in the past, but doesn't remember how that came about.
"I just showed up, I reckon," he said.
But when Russell Corbett had surgery recently, Glisson stepped in to assist Joyce.
She remembers Betty Deems, 87, of The Ministries of the Bread of Life asking for help with food distribution about 10 years ago. Joyce Corbett began volunteering and, later, her husband joined in.
"And we just love doing it, to see the smiles on people's faces," she said.
Deems said the program was started in 1992 in Snow Hill with Food Lion. She said Glisson and the Corbetts go beyond the extra mile.
"You'll never meet people better than them," she said about the three volunteers.
Zachary Pate, assistant store manager at Food Lion, said the volunteers are dedicated and concerned about others.
The Corbetts and Glisson also transport lunches for Meals on Wheels when they are needed.
They visit people in the local assisted living center. It began when Russell Corbett's sister moved there. They would visit her and then walk around and talk with the residents and staff.
Russell Corbett's 94-year-old sister's children live farther away, so they can't visit as often.
His sister sings and plays the piano at the facility, so it's an enjoyable time to listen and chat with the folks.
"I feel good about doing it," he said, "And helping people. I might need it one day, myself."
Joyce Corbett said she visits the center "because you love the people and you see so many of them are lonely. And if you just speak to them, it means so much to them."
Glisson said he helps anyone who needs assistance. For him, helping others is simply a part of his life.
"I watch out for younguns and old people," he said.
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Rondebosch have employed former Springbok front ranker and hard man Robbie Kempson.
The former Bok prop will fill the void left by recently departed Shaun Povey (Australia) and Dave Wessels (technical assistant to the Stormers) for 2009.
Kempson is no stranger to the coaching set-up having worked with coaches such as Alan Solomons and Adrian Kennedy.
Former WP flyhalf Gareth Wright will be helping out with the backs and the kickers.
Sean Friedenthal has also been appointed as the school's new director of rugby, having previous experience at Boland and the Lions.


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Club competitions
National team competitions
Basketball fans in Brno watched the world's greatest players at the EuroLeague Women Final Four as the likes of Lauren Jackson, Tina Thompson, Sue Bird and Diana Taurasi led Spartak Moscow Region to the title.
They also caught a glimpse of the future in Sonja Petrovic of Bourges, who was presented with her FIBA Europe Young Women's Player of the Year award before tip-off of the final between Spartak and Gambrinus Brno.
Caroline Aubert joined UMMC Ekaterinburg for the EuroLeague Women post-season from USO Mondeville to give them another threat from three-point range.
On Sunday, she paid a big dividend for the club with a buzzer-beating three-ball to give Ekaterinburg a 70-69 triumph over Bourges to clinch third place.
The first day of the EuroLeague Women Final Four is in the books and for our money we got plenty of great basketball including an overtime thriller between Bourges and hosts Brno.
In the great tradition of the Faurie Files here are some news and notes from the semi-finals.
Gambrinus Brno rose from the dead to force overtime and then prevailed 90-81 over Bourges in the second semi-final at the EuroLeague Women Final Four.
The triumph means Brno will now take on Spartak Moscow Region in the title game on Sunday.
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Club competitions
National team competitions
24-18, 13-23, 26-16, 21-13
Paris Levallois stormed to the finish to claim an 84-70 win over BCMU Pitesti, boosting their own chances of progression from Group E of the EuroChallenge while extinguishing the hopes of the visitors from Romania.
In an intriguing battle that saw the lead change hands 11 times, Paris eventually pulled in front one final time midway through the third quarter and then quickly pulled away to make for a comfortable finish.
Pitesti arrived in the French capital winless and drinking in the last chance saloon, but they had plenty of bright spots in the first half, and an 11-2 run carried them into a 31-26 lead on Damien Kinloch's lay-up early in the second quarter.
And although Paris snatched it back a handful of times, the lead remained in Romanian hands most of the way until Sean May got the tip-in from his own blocked shot to make it 50-50 with 4:04 left in the third quarter.
Antoine Diot then put the Parisiens ahead with a three-point play and they never trailed again, with Diot the man to give them breathing space as his back-to-back three-pointers made it 63-55 before the end of the third.
They continued to pull clear in the fourth period, with John Cox's free throw giving them their first double-digit advantage at 76-66 3:48 from the end.
May led Paris with 22 points and 12 rebounds. Cox added 18 points while Diot collected 17 and Jawad Williams had 12.
Marcel Jones had 16 points to lead Pitesti while Andonte Gennie had 15 points and Kinloch and Pankracije Barac contributed 14 each.
Paris head coach Christophe Denis "It's good to be able to win ugly games. We want to stay focus on the win, we want to be efficient."
Pitesti head coach Tudor Costescu"We have only seven players. We're able to play well when we're fresh but as soon as we got tired, it didn't work out. We try to adapt, to take time outs and change things up but it didn't work."
Paris shooting guard John Cox"It's a good win. We put ourselves in a good position for the competition. For myself, it is getting easier and easier because I get more rhythm and everybody is playing an unselfish game, that helps a lot."
Pitesti player Donte Gennie"We learn a lot from these games. That help us for our championship. Paris is a very energetic team and it was hard for us to compete with that but playing that kind of game helps us to get stronger and get better every time."
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Club competitions
National team competitions
25-14, 25-20, 29-20, 20-14
Okapi Aalstar moved to 2-0 in Group E of the EuroChallenge with a 99-68 win over BCMU Pitesti in Belgium.
Ioana Tofi scored 16 points to lead five Aalstar players scoring in double figures as they dominated the game from start to finish.
Pankracije Barac scored the opening points of the game for Pitesti, but it would be their only lead as Okapi responded with 11 straight points, seven of them scored by Tofi.
Sir Jason Clark's dunk to end the first period stretched the lead into double figures at 25-14.
Pitesti did their best to come back at them to start the second, cutting the gap to 26-20 on Drasko Albijanic's lay-up, but it was only a temporary blip from Okapi, who were up 50-32 on an alley-oop dunk from Larry Anderson just before half-time.
They only continued to pull away in the second half, with a three-pointer from Ryan Thompson making it 70-46 with 3:47 left in the third.
Thompson would finish with 15 points for Okapi, with Derek Raivio adding 14, Clark 13 and Noah Hartsock 10.
Barac had 23 points for Pitesti, with Albijanic adding 16, Damien Kinloch 14 and Marcel Jones 10.
Pitesti head coach Tudor Costescu"Congratulations to Aalst, they played very well. They had extra-ordinary percentages on 2pts and 3pts. We had problems with scoring with only 5 players scoring out of 9 and we couldn't stop the fast break of Aalstar."
Pitesti player Pankracije Barac"We started very bad and the game was going one direction all the time. We missed a lot of shots, Aalst didn't and played with more energy due to the fact that we had some injuries. I congratulate Aalst to their solid game."
Aalst head coach Brad Dean"By winning this game we did a great job. It wasn't the perfect game. We had periods with a lack of concentration and then we turned the ball over too much. Everyone expected an easy victory but those kind of games are the most difficult to win. My team showed a lot of intensity and they played well together. But Pitesti is a good team. For the return match I don't expect an easy game."
Aalst player John Tofi"We started the game very agressive on both sides. We dit a great job on the open court. We played well together and we have created a lot of big shots. In the second quarter we showed a lack of concentration and Pitesti came back in the game. But we found our rhythm and concentration again and took control of the game."
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Crysis 3 Review
Chris Capel checks out the PC version of the Most Graphics winner for this month.
Latest news
Crysis 3 and Ryse Producer Mike Read leaves Crytek
And the exodus continues. Crysis 3 and Ryse Producer Mike Read has left Crytek, following graphics engine designer Tiago Sousa and Homefront producer Hasit Zala out the door.
The new was first revealed on Read's LinkedIn page, but he's also update his Twitter page to reflect his new circumstances. Not a good month for Crytek.
EA bundle "entire collection of Crysis" into Trilogy release
Crytek's Crysis series is now packaged together in a single bundle edition called Crysis Trilogy. From the very humble island beginnings, to the twisted and fractured New York City jungle crammed full of aliens.
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PC version of Crysis 3 flopped in Germany
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State of Decay release date confirmed, along with Sleeping Dogs DLC sale
Major Nelson has confirmed an earlier report that open world zombie game State of Decay will be coming the 5th June. The site also revealed that Tomb Raider, MLB 2K13 and Lego Batman 2: DC Superheroes will be available the 4th June digitally on Xbox on Demand, while the Hitman Contracts and Silent Assassin HD Double Pack arrives on the 11th June.
Crysis 3 leaked DLC officially confirmed as The Lost Island
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Final Score: (7) Georgia 41, Missouri 20
Columbia, MO (Sports Network) - Aaron Murray completed 22-of-35 passes for 242 yards and three touchdowns, as the seventh-ranked Georgia Bulldogs held off the Missouri Tigers, 41-20.
Todd Gurley carried the ball 10 times for 65 yards and a score for the Bulldogs (2-0, 1-0 SEC), who beat Buffalo by a 45-23 margin last week. Ken Malcome rushed for 33 yards and a touchdown on seven carries.
Marlon Brown hauled in eight passes for 106 yards and two touchdowns for the victors. Tavarres King caught two passes for 41 yards and a score.
"I was proud of the boys and the job they did," Georgia coach Mark Richt said. "You know, 21 points was really not indicative of how close the game was. We just made some plays at the end there that got some quick scores for us. It was definitely a great challenge for our football team."
James Franklin connected on 25-of-41 passes for 269 yards, two touchdowns and an interception for the Tigers (1-1, 0-1), who played their first-ever SEC game.
Marcus Lucas and L'Damian Washington each caught a touchdown pass.
"First of all, Georgia is a very good football team, as we expected, and I am very impressed with them as I thought we would be. I give them a lot of credit," Missouri coach Gary Pinkel said. "You can't make mistakes, the kind of mistakes we made in the game like that, and survive."
The first points of the game didn't come until the second quarter. Murray was intercepted by Donovan Bonner in Georgia territory. Missouri had to settle for a 38-yard Andrew Baggett field goal with 12:07 left.
Marshall Morgan tied the game when he made a 52-yard field goal with under six minutes remaining.
The Tigers went back in front on Lucas' 41-yard TD catch. But Brown responded with a two-yard TD catch. Morgan missed the extra point to keep it a 10-9 game.
Washington caught a 69-yard TD pass early in the third stanza to give Missouri a 17-9 lead. But Georgia responded once again, this time with a 12-play, 75- yard scoring drive. King's seven-yard touchdown catch combined with a successful two-point conversion made it 17-17.
Baggett's 25-yard field goal gave the Tigers the lead with over 2 1/2 minutes to go.
Georgia, however, scored a touchdown on its ensuing possession and never looked back. Brown caught passes of four and 40 yards before hauling in an 11- yard TD pass, making it 24-20 with 51 seconds left.
Missouri turned the ball over on downs earlier in the fourth. Morgan followed with a 41-yard field goal to give Georgia a 27-20 margin.
Franklin was intercepted by Jarvis Jones later in the frame. Jones returned the ball 21 yards to the one-yard line. Gurley rumbled into the end zone to make it 34-20 with 7:33 to play.
Malcome's six-yard TD run over two minutes later accounted for the final margin.
Game Notes
Saturday's game was just the second meeting all-time between Georgia and Missouri, with the Bulldogs winning the first back in the 1960 Orange Bowl, 14-0 ... The Tigers beat FCS opponent Southeastern Louisiana, 62-10, last week ... The Bulldogs are 8-4 in SEC openers under Richt.


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Law Enforcement Academy Graduation, Class 15-01
SGTC's Law Enforcement Academy (LEA) recently held a graduation ceremony for its graduates in the John M. Pope Industrial Technology Center on SGTC's Americus campus. Eight individuals were recognized and received their Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) Certification. Chief Johnny King, Police Chief for the Plains Police Department, was the keynote speaker for the graduation ceremony.
Kauffman Tire Graduation Ceremony
South Georgia Technical College hosted the first Kauffman Tire graduate recognition ceremony recently with the Kauffman Tire graduates, their family members, and Kauffman Tire and South Georgia Technical College officials attending.
SGTC Foundation Donor Appreciation Dinner
The South Georgia Technical College (SGTC) Foundation paid tribute to its top foundation supporters at its annual Donor Appreciation Dinner in the John M. Pope Industrial Technology Center on the South Georgia Technical College campus recently.
The South Georgia Technical College Foundation annual Donor Appreciation Dinner utilized the theme of "Supporting Life at South Georgia Tech" and thanked each of the donors who had helped provide key support to the foundation, the college, and its students this past year.
John Deere Ag Tech Open House
Law Enforcement Academy Graduation, Class 14-02
SGTC Employee Christmas Luncheon
Christmas Party 2014 part 1
Christmas Party 2014 part 2
Christmas Party 2014 part 3
Christmas Party 2014 part 4
Caterpillar Dealer Graduation dinner
SGTC TechForce 2014 Silent Auction and Luncheon
SGTC hosts "Active Shooter" Drill
Tuskegee Airmen speaks at SGTC on Veterans Day
Graduation—Part 1
Graduation—Part 2
SGTC Business Community Forum
Jets Tip-Off Banquet photos
Community LIFE Day 2014
Community LIFE Day was a huge success! Thanks for taking advantage of the waived application fee to apply for fall semester and talking to SGTC representatives all throughout our six county service delivery area!
Community LIFE Day 2014, part 2
Community LIFE Day was a huge success! Thanks for taking advantage of the waived application fee to apply for fall semester and talking to SGTC representatives all throughout our six county service delivery area!
Intramural Sports Preview Day
Graduation—Part 3
John Deere TECH Partnership
GED Graduation 2014—Part 1
GED Graduation 2014—Part 2
SGTC Foundation Donor Dinner photos
Griffin Bell Convocation 2013 - Ribbon Cutting Energy Transportation Center
"Achieving The Dream" Celebration
Spring Graduation (part 2)
SGTC Spring Take-Off
SGTC Spring Take-Off Part II
SkillsUSA Culinary Arts competition
TechForce 2013 Silent Auction
Spring Graduation (part 3)
Spring Graduation (part 1)
Caterpillar Dinner
Barbering Competition
Twelve South Georgia Technical College (SGTC) Barbering students competed in a barbering competition on SGTC's Americus campus recently. The event was organized by instructor Walter Dennard, and the competition gave students the opportunity to demonstrate barbering techniques learned from hands-on experience in the classroom.
Kieron Zanders of Vienna was the first place winner of the competition, with Alexis Armstrong of Americus taking second, Marcus Williams of Albany taking third, and Johnnie Pool of Leslie earning the fourth place spot.
Other participants in the barbering competition included William Blasingame of Americus, Michael Santoro of Richland, Natasha Johnson of Ellaville, Kendra Foster of Americus, G.B. Malone of Albany, Jeremy Clark of Cuthbert, Jasmine Prince of Americus, and Lavarus Rowell of Americus.
Graduation - June 2012
See the full gallery on SGTC's Facebook page!
PetCareRX ribbon cutting
GED Graduation 2012
TechForce 2012 - part 2
SGTC Christmas Gala 2012 - Part II
GED Graduation 2012 (part 2)
Ellaville CLCP Celebration
Graduation - June 2012 (part 2)
See the full gallery on SGTC's Facebook page!
Caterpillar Graduation Dinner - 2012
Cosmetology Hairstyling Competition
South Georgia Technical College Cosmetology students competed in a hair styling competition in the Cosmetology lab on the SGTC Americus campus recently. Dorothea Lusane-McKenzie, SGTC Cosmetology instructor, coordinated the program for her students.
Barbering Competition, part 2
Spring Graduation (part 4)
"Achieving Dreams for 65 Years" Christmas Gala
Christmas Gala - Part 2
Law Enforcement Academy Graduation, May 2012
South Georgia Technical College's (SGTC) Law Enforcement Academy (LEA) recently held a graduation ceremony for its most recent graduates in the John M. Pope Industrial Technology Center on SGTC's Americus campus. Eleven individuals were recognized and received their Peace Officers Standards and Training (POST) Certification. Sheriff Donnie Haralson of the Crisp County Sheriff's Office was the guest speaker for the ceremony.
SGTC Halloween Parade and Costume Contest
Law Enforcement Academy Graduation
South Georgia Technical College's (SGTC) Law Enforcement Academy (LEA) recently held a graduation ceremony for its most recent graduates in the John M. Pope Industrial Technology Center on SGTC's Americus campus. Thirteen individuals were recognized and received their Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) Certification.
Georgia House of Representatives leaders visit SGTC
GED Graduation (part 1)
GED Graduation - 2011
GED Graduation 2011 - Part 2
GED Graduation (part 2)
Booster Club Tip-Off Banquet scrimmage
Spirit Week at Crisp County Center
Law Enforcement Academy Graduation, February 2012
SGTC 2012 Sophomore Day
Christmas Gala - Part 3
TechForce 2012 - part 1
GED Graduation (part 3)
MAGE SOLAR ACADEMY Entry Level PV 101 Class at SGTC
Student Leadership Retreat 2011
GED Graduation (part 4)
SGTC Christmas Gala -2012
GED Graduation (part 5)
Law Enforcement Academy Graduation
Crisp County Center — New Expansion Ribbon Cutting
The South Georgia Technical College Crisp County Center expansion had its official ribbon cutting on Wednesday, October 6th at 10:30 a.m. at its campus on North Midway Road in Cordele.
The $5.9 million building expansion has been completed and students are now taking general core classes as well as culinary arts, practical nursing, medical assisting, early childhood care and education, EMT, and other classes in the new expansion.
The South Georgia Technical College Crisp County Center Expansion officially opened to student traffic Wednesday, September 29th, 2010 with record numbers of students arriving for Fall Quarter classes, announced South Georgia Technical College President Sparky Reeves.
SGTC Foundation Donor Dinner
Erik Lindbergh Visits SGTC
Crisp County Center — New Expansion Ribbon Cutting (part 2)
SkillsUSA local competition winners
TechForce 2011 - The Price is Right!
GED Graduation (part 6)
SGTC Spring Take-Off Part III
Dr. Robbie Smith Latimore Retirement Reception
Lady Jets Win First GJCAA Championship
Lady Jets at NJCAA Women's Tournament
Lady Jets Championship - Part II
South Georgia Tech Spring 2011 Graduation
SGTC Foundation Donor Appreciation Dinner
Lady Jets vs. Phoebe Sumter All Stars in Charity Basketball game
Crisp County Center Spring Take-Off Event
South Georgia Tech Spring 2011 Graduation Part II
Lady Jets Advance To National Tournament
NJCAA Women's National Tournament
SGTC 2010 Spring Graduation - Part I
Welcome Home, Lady Jets!
The Lady Jets basketball team returned home from Salina, Kansas after participating in the NJCAA tournament. The Lady Jets were GJCAA champions for the 2009-2010 season and earned their first opportunity to compete in the NJCAA tournament
Law Enforcement Academy Graduation, May 2011
Skills USA 2009 Winners
South Georgia Technical College students recently participated in Skills USA competitions for their respective program areas. The gold medal or top winners from each competition will compete at the state Skills USA competition in Augusta on April 17th and 18th, 2009.
The Skills USA program hosts local, state, and national competitions for students to showcase their skills learned through hands-on training in the classroom. The program's goal is to ensure a skilled workforce in America through a partnership of students, teachers, and industry representatives.
If you would like to help the build a better workforce in the community by contributing funds to Skills USA, contact Brandan Harrell, SGTC's Director of Campus Life, at 229.931.2801 or email@example.com. To learn more about Skills USA, visit www.skillsusa.org
Donor Recognition Dinner
Student of the Month - May 2009
Georgia Street Rod Association Meeting at SGTC
NTHS induction ceremony
The South Georgia Technical College chapter of the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) inducted 34 new members in a ceremony in the John M. Pope Industrial Technology Center on the Americus campus recently. Mrs. Carolyn Myers, South Georgia Tech's NTHS Advisory, presided over the ceremony.
In order to receive this honor, students must be nominated by an instructor, be a full-time student at SGTC for at least two complete quarters, and have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.5.
The student must also demonstrate leadership abilities and display a commendable attitude, good mentality, worthy character, credible achievement, and a desire to pursue a career in the field of his or her technical study.
SkillsUSA Culinary Arts competition 2010
South Georgia Technical College's Culinary Arts program is currently holding local competitions for SkillsUSA, a student organization with the goal of ensuring a skilled workforce in America. First and second place winners of each competition will go on to compete at the state level in Augusta this April.
In the Culinary Arts competition, students were assigned to prepare a menu of cantaloupe melon soup with lime granite, stuffed pork tenderloin, Caribbean rice, and grilled vegetable skewers. The students were judged on factors such as sanitation and appearance, Mise en Place, overall quality, presentation, and creativity.
Marvin Garrett of Columbus was the winner of the competition, with Joshua Hodnett of Warner Robins and Stefannie McCook of Leslie taking second and third place, respectively. Garrett and Hodnett will compete in Augusta this April at the state level SkillsUSA competition.
Sophomore Night 2011
Sophomores on the Jets and Lady Jets were honored at Sophomore Night on Saturday, February 19th. The Lady Jets won against Middle Georgia College Lady Warriors and the Jets fell to the warriors.
Jets sophomores who were recognized were Khouraichi Thiam of Dekar, Senegal; and Morris Mitchell of Fayetteville.
Lady Jets sophomores were Naima Garcia of Trenton, New Jersey; Brittany Mills of Ludowici; Ophelia McMath of Apopka, Florida; and Mirian Seale of London, England.
SGTC/GSW Christmas Party
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Betty Deriso Pope Teleconference Room Dedication
Jets Booster Club Banquet
Caterpillar Hosts Dinner for Graduates
Homecoming 2009
NJCAA: Jets vs. Midland
SGTC - GSW Christmas Party
SGTC - GSW Chrismtas Party Continued
NJCAA: Jets vs. Garden City
SGTC, GSW Christmas Party 2010
COC Celebration
SGTC 2010 Homecoming Activities
Jets Win NJCAA Tournament Game
The Jets defeated Navarro College in overtime by a score of 91-89. (Pictures taken by Su Ann Bird).
Sophomore Night 2009
Student of the Month - April 2009
Fall Graduation 2010
SGTC Homecoming Court
Americus campus Halloween costume contest
Students at South Georgia Technical College's Americus campus recently participated in a Halloween parade and costume contest.
Participants in the parade and costume contest represented many of SGTC's programs, including Cosmetology, Aviation, Practical Nursing, Criminal Justice, Drafting, Welding, Computer Information Systems, and the Lady Jets basketball team.
2007 GED Graduation - II
Fall Graduation 2010 Continued
Lindbergh Marker Dedicated
SGTC Christmas Gala - 2011
SGTC - Christmas Gala 2011 Part II
GOAL & Rick Perkins Event
2010 GED Graduation - Part 1
LEA December 2010 Graduation
SGTC Faculty Staff Appreciation Celebration
Americus campus Halloween parade
Students at South Georgia Technical College's Americus campus recently participated in a Halloween parade and costume contest.
Participants in the parade and costume contest represented many of SGTC's programs, including Cosmetology, Aviation, Practical Nursing, Criminal Justice, Drafting, Welding, Computer Information Systems, and the Lady Jets basketball team.
Spring 2007 Commencement Ceremony
Cordele Intermodal Services Groundbreaking
Hairstyling Competition, Part 1
The South Georgia Technical College Cosmetology students competed in a hair styling competition in the Cosmetology lab on the SGTC Americus campus recently.
Hairstyling Competition, Part 2
The South Georgia Technical College Cosmetology students competed in a hair styling competition in the Cosmetology lab on the SGTC Americus campus recently.
SGTC Christmas Gala 2011 Part III
SkillsUSA Winners 2010
South Georgia Technical College students recently participated in Skills USA competitions for their respective program areas. The gold medal or top winners from each competition will compete at the state Skills USA competition in Augusta in April.
The Skills USA program hosts local, state, and national competitions for students to showcase their skills learned through hands-on training in the classroom. The program's goal is to ensure a skilled workforce in America through a partnership of students, teachers, and industry representatives.
If you would like to help the build a better workforce in the community by contributing funds to Skills USA, contact Brandan Harrell, SGTC's Director of Campus Life, at 229.931.2801 or email@example.com. To learn more about Skills USA, visit www.skillsusa.org.
Crisp County Center Expansion Groundbreaking
Spring Graduation 2008
Skills USA 2007 Nationals
Law Enforcement Academy Open House
Chamber Cookout for Homecoming
New Jet on Campus
2007 - 2008 SGTC Homecoming Court
Law Enforcement Academy Graduation
Class 10-01
July 16, 2010
Graduation - December 2007
Graduation Dec. 07 - Continued
Lady Jets vs. Sumter Regional All-Stars in Charity game
Practical Nursing March 2010 Pinning Ceremony
Snow at SGTC - March 1, 2009
2009 GOAL Banquet
Intramural Basketball
Jets Headed to Hutchinson Kansas to NJCAA Tournament
Welcome home, Jets!
AHS Class of '53 Tours SGTC campus
Jets Win GJCAA Championship
GED Graduation 2009
Sophomore Night 2007
2007 Foundation Dinner
GED Graduation 09 Continued
Spring Graduation 2009
Hairstyling Competition November 2009
The South Georgia Technical College Cosmetology students competed in a hair styling competition in the Cosmetology lab on the SGTC Americus campus recently.
Spring Graduation 2009 continued
Parker Dorm Dedication
SGTC 3rd Law Enforcement Academy Graduation
Winn Dixie Career Fair
PROBE Fair 2008
SGTC's Career Services department hosted this year's PROBE Fair in the James S. Peters Gymnasium on SGTC's Americus campus. Colleges from all over Georgia and Alabama sent representatives to assist high school students in deciding where to continue their education. Topics such as financial aid, housing, programs of study, admissions requirements, scholarships, and campus life were discussed with the representatives. The Fair is held annually on different college campuses such as South Georgia Technical College, as well as other colleges and universities around Georgia.
Skills USA Culinary Arts
Banquet Honors Jets and Lady Jets
GOAL Students 2007
The 2007 GOAL students for South Georgia Technical College, from right to left:
Samuel Kyle Carter, Drafting; Jon Donnelly, Welding and Joining; LeTedra Banks, Criminal Justice; Danisha Dewberry, Business Office Technology; Vickie Hall, Business Office Technology; Jennifer Woodham, CIS - Networking; Belinda Billings, Practical Nursing; Katoyia Walker, Practical Nursing; Eliabeth Wells, Accounting; David Harrell, Criminal Justice; Veronica Mency, MArketing Management; Sylvia Diane Bently, Business OFfice Technology; and Tammy D. Haney, Accounting
Law Enforcement Trainer Demonstration
SGTC Receives New CDL Simulator
Tornado Damage in Americus
A tornado struck Americus, Georgia on Thursday Night March 1, 2007. Two people were killed, and there was extensive property damage. President George W. Bush toured Americus on Saturday March 3rd and declared Sumter County to be a Federal Disaster Area. These pictures taken by Don Smith show some of the damage that was caused by the tornado.
Fans Love SGTC Basketball
Lady JETS vs Darton College - GJCAA Conference Tournament
Cat Graduation Dinner 09
SGTC Foundation Super Heroes
Be A Super Hero - Support South Georgia Tech!
Christmas at SGTC
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It was, by the account, a rather large feline.
"Oh, I forgot to tell you since I have been here I've become engaged to a little Tar Heel girl. Her name is Miss Cathy Couber Grubble," said Morris Bass, CSS Neuse Interpretive Center and Gov. Richard Caswell Memorial operations manager, reading from the letter. "Don't you think it is a handsome name? And she is as handsome as her name is. But let me describe her to you.
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Porter, originally from Dover, Del., first enlisted in the Confederate navy in Virginia in 1861 as an acting gunner, before moving on to the 2nd Fluvanna Battery (Va.) in 1862, and rejoining the navy in 1863, according to information available from his descendant who compiled the information, Dr. James A. Porter III.
James Porter compiled copies of Charles' letters from an archive at the Central Rappahannock Heritage Center in Fredericksburg, Va. He also transcribed the letters and included them in a book. The Neuse Center has a copy of the book, which was printed for friends, family and a few others, according to site interpreter Holly Brown.
She believes the cat may have been more of a pet than work animal.
"I think, in this case, he really got it for a pet," Brown said. "He said the reason why Richard Bacot — who drew a picture of the cat on the casemate of the CSS Neuse in his log book — drew it for Charles Porter to send home. He thought very fondly of the cat, and it was more his, rather than the ship's, cat. So, it's a little bit different than what we had thought."
Bacot, a second lieutenant from South Carolina, was the ship's executive officer at the time.
The romance with Miss Cathy was short-lived. Bass said Porter wrote on a Sunday afternoon in June 1864, "I have not seen my Tar Heel for some time. And I don't care much if I never see her anymore."
While Porter and the Neuse may have lost their cat, having felines onboard was not unusual among river-going vessels.
"They were used onboard not only as mascots, but also for the fact they killed the rats and the mice that get onboard sometimes," Bass said. "As a matter of fact, when the USS Monitor went down, they had a cat onboard there. That was 12 miles off of Hatteras is where she went down in December of 1862. There's an account of the cat wailing and screaming during that nor'easter when the ship was going down."
Following the destruction of the Neuse ahead of advancing Federal troops, Charles Porter went elsewhere. James Porter has his ancestor on the CSS Richmond as the city itself fell to Union forces. After the war, Charles Porter married his "darling Gillie" in 1866 and went on to become an auditor with the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. Following his wife's death in 1899, he remarried in 1901 and died in Lynchburg, Va. in 1908. He's buried at historic Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond.
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A Tribute to Senator Pete Domenici
As we say goodbye to 2008, NAMI bids a special farewell to our good friend, Senator Pete Domenici (R-NM). During his historic run of 36 years in the U.S. Senate, he led the fight for every significant piece of legislation affecting people with mental illness. He retired this year following the 2008 elections.
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DENVER – Cherryville American Legion Post 100's baseball team is in familiar territory.
After all, Cherryville is making its record 33rd North Carolina Area IV Final Four appearance Tuesday night at 7 p.m. when it visits Lincoln County at East Lincoln High School in the opener of a best-of-five semifinal series.
The winners of this series and the Shelby-Hickory series that also begins Tuesday will earn spots in the Area IV championship series as well as gain berths in the July 26-30 state tournament in Wilson.
"Getting to the state tournament is what's it's all about," said Cherryville coach Bobby Reynolds, whose team has won a record six straight Area IV titles. "Our goal every year is to get to state tournament because you can't win the state title if you don't get there."
Cherryville (16-12) enters the series after a grueling 20-inning doubleheader split on Sunday at Charlotte's Independence High against Mint Hill to win that quarterfinal series three games to one.
Lincoln County (17-11), meanwhile, comes in after sweeping Caldwell County in three straight games by a combined 41-16 margin.
Does that give Lincoln a short-term advantage?
"We should be behind the 8-ball a little bit," Reynolds said. "Their pitching rotation is set up and ready and ours is in a bit of shambles."
However, as Reynolds notes, nine of Cherryville's 18 players were on last year's N.C. runner-up team and three of those were on the 2011 state championship team.
"We're not much of a rah-rah bunch because we know what's at stake and what's expected," Reynolds said.
After a rocky 10-11 regular season that included three-game losing streaks at the start and finish of that schedule, Cherryville has won six of seven playoff games.
Cody Dellinger (.385) has been the top postseason hitter, with Heath King and Cameron High (2-0 records) sparking the pitching staff. High pitched a complete-game 7-hitter with 10 strikeouts in Sunday night's 6-2 playoff-clincher over Mint Hill.
"That's the best outing he's had all year," Reynolds said of High, who had pitched only in a 2 2-3-inning relief effort previously in the playoffs before Sunday. "He gave us a great game. All of his pitches – the curve, the change and the fastball – were going for strikes."
On the season, King is 5-0 and High 3-0, with Clay Fuller (.375, 17 RBIs), Dalton Towery (.350), Dellinger (.326), High (.306) and Shumaker (.292, 17 RBIs) leading a balanced offense.
The Cardinals are making only their second Area IV Final Four appearance; They lost in 2007 to Caldwell County in their other appearance.
But they come in with some hot bats after beating Henderson County 3-2 in the opening round and sweeping Caldwell County 3-0.
Danny Sullivan is hitting .531 with 12 RBIs in eight playoff games, with Jacob Hoover hitting .440, Bradley Hallman .438 and Randal Ortiz .379.
For the season, Sullivan is hitting .474, Hoover .372, Ortiz .338, David Scoggins .328, Nathaniel Scoggins .318 and Hallman .308.
Justin Norton, the projected starter for Lincoln County in Tuesday's opener, is 4-1 on the season. That includes victories in Games 1 and 5 of the Henderson County series. Other top Cardinals' pitchers have been Hayden Deal (4-3), David Scoggins (3-0), Hallman (2-0) and Sullivan (2-1).
… Cherryville leads the all-time series between the teams 20-3.
Due to this season's excessive rainfall, their regular season meeting was cancelled, marking the first time since 2006 the teams hadn't met. Twice previously, Cherryville has swept playoff series – in 2008 and 2010 by 3-0 margins in the first round.
And while the two teams are 25 miles apart, they've been divisional rivals in only three seasons – in the 1996 Western Division and in the 2004 and 2005 Eastern Division.
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First round (best of 5): July 3-9
Gaston Braves d. Rutherford 3-0
Hickory d. Kings Mountain 3-0
Asheville d. Union County 3-1
Shelby d. Haywood 3-0
Mint Hill d. Burke 3-0
Cherryville d. Huntersville 3-0
Lincoln d. Henderson 3-2
Caldwell d. Gastonia 2-1 (after rain forced series to revert to best-of-3)
Second round (best of 5): July 10-14
Hickory d. Gaston Braves 3-1
Shelby d. Asheville 3-0
Cherryville d. Mint Hill 3-1
Lincoln d. Caldwell 3-0
Semifinals (best of 5): July 16-20
West-3 (Hickory) vs. West-1 (Shelby)
Game 1: July 16 at S
Game 2: July 17 at H
Game 3: July 18 at S
Game 4 (if necessary): July 19 at H
Game 5 (if necessary): July 20 at S
West-4 (Cherryville) vs. East-3 (Lincoln)
Game 1: July 16 at L
Game 2: July 17 at C
Game 3: July 18 at L
Game 4 (if necessary): July 19 at C
Game 5 (if necessary): July 20 at L
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MT. HERMON — Burlington Christian Academy coach Brian Dehart told his team what to expect against Cummings High School.
Problem was, BCA knew what was coming and still couldn't stop it from the Cavaliers — a bitter team playing a little more than 48 hours after its first loss of the season.
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Smith scored 14 points for Cummings (12-1) and Dedric Bowman led the Cavaliers with 17 points. Each combined to run the offense at point guard, with each dictating pace.
Cummings coach Chas Criss said his team came out with much more focus than had been the case in Saturday's loss to Eastern Alamance.
"That (Eastern Alamance) game, I think it still bothers them a little bit," Criss said. "The way we played, not the fact that you lost but how you lost, just no energy, no focus and let them dictate terms. I thought we did a much better job (Monday night)."
The improved focus showed from the beginning, when the Cavaliers used runs of 9-0 and 11-3 in the first half to take a 40-26 halftime lead, boosted into the locker room by Bowman's buzzer-beating 3.
In the second half, Cummings expanded its lead to as many as 24 and never led by less than 11.
"We just came out and wanted to play hard for this game," Bowman said. "It was a big game. We just wanted to come out here and get a win."
Dehart said he knew Cummings would apply pressure on the defensive end and play its normally physical style.
"What I love about them is you know what they're going to do, it's just if you can hang on when they do it," Dehart said. "They did it, and it worked (Monday night). That's a good ballclub.
"We came out stagnant. I warned them that (Cummings') physicality was going to play into the game. They came out very physical and we didn't respond."
Josh Folwell and Jamison Jeffers each scored 15 points to lead BCA (9-5), while Andrew Carden added 11 points.
But it was Jeffers — a standout at Cummings before transferring to BCA during the summer — who was limited to three points in the first half and struggled to find an offensive rhythm.
"They really honestly took us out of our offense. In the spurts that we played in our offense, statistically I think we're in it," Dehart said. "When we start trying to play ourselves, or our game and show what we can do. … BCA is a team. We have to have five guys in double digits to win."
Cummings was also helped by 13 points from Quae Pinnix and 10 points from Josh Murray, who had six blocked shots. All three of Murray's field goals were thunderous two-handed dunks.
But it was Pinnix who was instrumental early, scoring six points in the first quarter and setting a tone on the inside.
"Last couple games, we haven't got Quae involved like we wanted to," Criss said. "We wanted to try to get it to him early. Usually, he's an energy kid for us. Always plays hard, the ball seems to find him. So we tried to get him going early."


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Good Bones, Great Pieces
Large vintage yellow ceramic lamp. Shade not included.
A former style editor and producer at Martha Stewart Living Television, Suzanne McGrath opened her Manhattan design firm, Suzanne McGrath Design, in 1990. Her daughter, Lauren, worked in the fashion features department at Teen Vogue before joining her mother's business. Proponents of uncomplicated, livable elegance that never goes out of style, the mother-daughter team recently released their first book, Good Bones, Great Pieces, named after their popular interior design blog of the same name.


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Welcome to CanalAbility. We are a registered charity dedicated to working with community, youth and family groups especially those with disabled people.
Have a day out or a weekend break and enjoy a great experience exploring the Rivers Stort and Lee, through the Essex and Hertfordshire countryside. Have a go at steering and changing the locks, or just relax, watch the wildlife and the world go by.
For longer holidays you can travel to London and the Grand Union Canal. Cruise through Regents Park and its zoo or perhaps take in a show - the accommodation is free and there's no congestion charge. If you prefer a rural idyll visit the historic towns of Bishop's Stortford and Hertford and the beautiful rolling countryside in-between.
Our three purpose-built, fully centrally heated and accessible broad beam boats enable everyone to take a full and active part in the boating experience all year round.
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Lock View - Burnt Mill Lane - Harlow - Essex - CM20 2QS
Tel: 01279 424444 email: firstname.lastname@example.com
CanalAbility is part of the Canal Boat Project - Registered charity number 1108452
© 2013-14 CanalAbility - accessible canal boats holidays and day hire


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|The Thirty Two Nations Sock features a U.S. Flag inspirational sock with the red white and blue stripes and those spangled stars, part of the nations series. Lightweight 80% Acrylic, 15% Polyester, 5% Spandex