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Smith Scores 37 as Men's Basketball Falls to Mars Hill
November 30, 2013
MARS HILL, N.C - Freshman Mike Smith scored a career-high 37 points but the Pfeiffer men's basketball team (2-4) fell to Mars Hill (1-5) by a final score of 111-92 on Saturday evening. Smith bested his previous high of 33 points which was set against St. Augustine's on Nov. 16 and he has scored more than 20 points in each of his last five games. Smith's individual performance was outdone by the triumvirate of Jalen Witherspoon, Carter Wright and Isaiah Cuthbersone who combined for 80 points for the Lions.
Smith shot 14-of-27 from the field and hit 9-of-14 free throw attempts, while adding six rebounds and five assists in 35 minutes of action.
Mars Hill shot 59 percent and had a 27-16 advantage on the glass, while scoring 58 first half points. The trio of Wright, Witherspoon and Culberson combined for 54 first half points as Pfeiffer fell behind 58-42 at the break. The Falcons jumped out to a 15-3 early in the first half as the dynamic backcourt of AJ Clark and Smith combined for 13 points in the first five minutes of action. However, Witherspoon and Wright combined for 31 of the Lions first 38 points as Mars Hill used an extended 29-9 run to take a 40-29 lead with 5:33 left in the first half. A Smith lay up with 1:31 remaining cut the lead to 53-42 but the Lions scored the final five points of the half. Smith finished the stanza with 16 points, while Clark added 12.
Smith put the Falcons on his back to start the second half as the freshman scored nine of the team's first 13 points to cut the deficit to single digits at 64-55 with just over 16 minutes to play. A driving layup by Clark with 11:32 cut the Mars Hill lead to 69-64. Smith's 30th point of the night came on a free throw at the 9:05 mark and brought the Falcons within four points of the hosts. The Lions scored six unanswered and eight of 11 points down the stretch to grab a 93-82 lead and didn't look back.
Wright finished the game with 33 points, while Witherspoon added 28 and Cuthbertson had 19.
Sophomore Armin Omanovic recorded his first career double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds and Clark finished with 15 points and seven assists. Dahn added 13 points off the bench.
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At a Glance
Why Get Tested?
To detect high levels of uric acid in the blood, which could be a sign of the condition gout, or to monitor uric acid levels when undergoing chemotherapy or radiation treatment; to detect high levels of uric acid in the urine in order to diagnose the cause of kidney stones and to monitor those with gout who are at risk of developing such stones
When to Get Tested?
When you have joint pain or other symptoms that your doctor suspects may be due to gout; when you have had or are going to have certain chemotherapy or radiation therapies for cancer; when you have recurrent kidney stones; when you have gout or are otherwise at risk for kidney stone formation
Sample Required?
A blood sample drawn from a vein in the arm or a 24-hour urine sample
Test Preparation Needed?
None may be needed; however, some institutions recommend fasting. Follow any instructions you are given.
The Test Sample
What is being tested?
Uric acid is produced by the breakdown of purines. Purines are nitrogen-containing compounds found in the cells of the body, including our DNA. As cells get old and die, they break down, releasing purines into the blood. To a lesser extent, purines may come from the digestion of certain foods, such as liver, anchovies, mackerel, dried beans and peas and certain alcoholic drinks, primarily beer. Most uric acid is removed from the body by the kidneys and is excreted in the urine, with the remainder eliminated in the stool. This test measures the level of uric acid in the blood or urine.
If too much uric acid is produced or not enough is excreted, it can accumulate in the body, causing increased levels in the blood (hyperuricemia). The presence of excess uric acid can cause gout, a condition characterized by inflammation of the joints due to the formation of uric acid crystals in the joint (synovial) fluid. Excess uric acid can also be deposited in tissues such as the kidney, leading to kidney stones or kidney failure.
The accumulation of too much uric acid is due to either increased production, decreased elimination, or a combination of both. Elevated levels of uric acid can occur when there is an increase in cell death, as seen with some cancer therapies or, rarely, as an inherited tendency to overproduce uric acid. Decreased elimination of uric acid is often a result of impaired kidney function due to kidney disease.
How is the sample collected for testing?
A blood sample is obtained by inserting a needle into a vein in the arm. A 24-hour urine sample may be collected for the urine uric acid test.
NOTE: If undergoing medical tests makes you or someone you care for anxious, embarrassed, or even difficult to manage, you might consider reading one or more of the following articles: Coping with Test Pain, Discomfort, and Anxiety, Tips on Blood Testing, Tips to Help Children through Their Medical Tests, and Tips to Help the Elderly through Their Medical Tests.
Another article, Follow That Sample, provides a glimpse at the collection and processing of a blood sample and throat culture.
Is any test preparation needed to ensure the quality of the sample?
No test preparation may be needed. Some institutions, however, recommend fasting for 4 or more hours. Follow any instructions provided and be sure to discuss with the health care provider any medications being taken before having this test performed.
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KidsHealth. Blood Test: Uric Acid. Available online at http://kidshealth.org/parent/system/medical/test_uric.html through http://kidshealth.org. Accessed June 2013.
MayClinic.com. High uric acid level: Causes. Available online at http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/high-uric-acid-level/MY00160/DSECTION=causes through http://www.mayoclinic.com. Accessed June 2013.
MedlinePlus Medical Encyclopedia. Uric acid – blood. Available online at http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/003476.htm. Accessed June 2013.
MedlinePlus Medical Encyclopedia. Uric acid – urine. Available online at http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/003616.htm. Accessed June 2013.
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Nader Rifai, PhD. Department of Laboratory Medicine, Children's Hospital, Boston, MA.
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The Gout and Uric Acid Education Society. Uric Acid. Available online at http://gouteducation.org/patient/about-gout/uric-acid/ through http://gouteducation.org. Accessed June 25, 2010.
Mosby's Diagnostic and Laboratory Test Reference, 3rd Edition. Pagana and Pagana. 1997. Pp. 842-845.
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What does this type of medicine do?
This type of medicine, which comes in pill or liquid form, lowers the amount of glucose made by your liver. Then your blood glucose levels don't go too high. This type of medicine also helps treat insulin resistance. With insulin resistance, your body doesn't use insulin the way it should. When your insulin works properly, your blood glucose levels stay on target and your cells get the energy they need. This type of medicine improves your cholesterol levels. It also may help you lose weight.
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What: 4A Eastern Regional Finals
When: Friday, 7:30 p.m.
Where: Caruso-Coates Stadium (New Bern)
Records: Scotland County (12-1); New Bern (13-0)
Coaches: Richard Bailey (Scotland County); Bobby Curlings (New Bern)
Key players: Scotland County: QB Jaylend Ratliffe; LB Artemis Robinson; RB Jalen McLean; WR Tra'shawn Gregory; LB Chris Moss. New Bern: QB Josh Taylor; RB Jachin Watkins; WR/DB Michael Hughes; WR/DB Bra'lon Cherry; RB/LB Cody Purdie; DB Zahair Cherry.
Scotland County coach Richard Bailey knows his way to New Bern.
His parents, and other relatives, live in this historic town.
The bus ride from Laurinburg may seem long, but Bailey will see some familiar faces when the Scots arrive around 5:15 p.m. on Friday.
In a rematch of last season's 4-A Eastern Regional Finals, defending state champion Scotland County will make the long trek to Caruso-Coates Stadium to tangle with the second-ranked New Bern Bears at 7:30 p.m. on Friday.
The winner advances to the state championship game to play either North Davidson or Porter Ridge in Chapel Hill on Nov. 30.
"We love playing at home, but we've played some of our best football on the road," said Bailey. "Hopefully that trend continues on Friday."
New Bern is playing in the state semifinals for the third-straight season. The Bears lost to Durham Hillside, 12-7, in 2010.
They fell to Scotland County, 61-28, last season in Laurinburg.
This time, New Bern, as the No. 1 seed in the East, will play in front of its hometown faithful.
"This is big for us," said New Bern sophomore Michael Hughes, who leads the Bears with five interceptions. "We've been here the past two years. It's time to knock the door down and get to Chapel Hill."
The Bears had a miserable bus ride to Scotland County last season.
The windshield on their first bus was shattered by an on-coming Seagull. Their replacement bus broke down on Interstate 95.
"After that nightmare trip we had last year, I am very relieved to not have to get on a bus," New Bern coach Bobby Curlings said. "I feel like it's an advantage by playing in your home stadium in front of your home crowd."
New Bern defeated New Hanover, 49-35, last week. Running backs Jachin Watkins and Cody Purdie combined for five rushing touchdowns.
Watkins gained 234 rushing yards. The senior has 1,154 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns on the season.
"We have to be patient and we have to keep doing what we've been doing in the playoffs," Curlings said. "We have to see what (Scotland County) is trying to do to us and trying to take away, and trying to find something they are leaving open."
New Bern's senior quarterback Josh Taylor has 2,004 passing yards and 25 touchdowns, while running for 904 yards and 14 more scores.
The offense is averaging 46 points in the playoffs.
"They have an explosive offense, very talented," said Bailey. "They are good at every level. They good at the line, good at running back, good at quarterback, they have dynamic wide outs.
"I don't really see any deficiencies. They are well-rounded. They are good on offense, good on defense and good on special teams, and they are well-coached."
Bailey is in his first season as head coach at Scotland County. He replaced former New Bern coach Chip Williams, who won his first state title with the Scots last season.
Bailey spent the past 12 years as the head coach at Jack Britt.
"Last year's state championship team was probably one of the best high school football teams I have ever seen. That was a special group of athletes," Bailey said. "We are not as talented as last year's team. Our margin of error is not as near as great.
"This year's team is special in its own right, especially since the expectations were lower. The kids have really bought into what we're doing."
The Scots only loss was a 21-16 defeat to New Hanover — a team New Bern beat twice.
Scotland County has wins over powerhouses Jack Britt, Richmond Senior and E.E. Smith.
"We've always talked about playing one game at a time and each game being the biggest game of the year," Curlings said. "We are trying to treat it like business as usual and being the best we can this week."
The Scots are led by sophomore quarterback Jaylend Ratliffe, who has more than 1,300 passing yards and 900 rushing yards.
Senior running back Jalen McLean has nearly 800 rushing yards.
"(Jalen) has improved by leaps-and-bounds, just by his grasping of the offense and his confidence," Bailey said." All those things have grown incredibly. He is a big-time athlete, but is he really getting the mental part of it down."
The Scots' defense is allowing 12 points per game, led by N.C. State commit Artemis Robinson. Chris Moss is second on the team in tackles.
Robinson's half brother is former N.C. State standout Terrell Manning, who is a linebacker for the NFL's Green Bay Packers. His younger brother Robert McKoy is a starting safety for the Scots.
"Artemis is a great athlete and comes from a very gifted family," Bailey said. "He has a great work ethic and really enjoys the grind of practicing football. That's why he is going to be a great college player. He is the undisputed leader of our defense."
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If you have a damaged roof that needs repair or complete replacement, the usual thing to do is to hire a roofing contractor to do the job for you. However, before hiring a roofing contractor, you first need to look into a few things before continuing to hire the roofing contractor. The main reason into looking at these things is for your overall protection as a client.
Workers Compensation – before hiring a roofing contractor, be sure that they are equipped with workers compensation. This is because you would not want to be responsible for paying the medical expenses should one of their workers decide to skip on safety measures due to laziness and then accidentally falls and break some of their limbs. If the contractor does not have workers compensation, the worker may hold you responsible. However, if the contractor has workers compensation, their insurance will be the one shouldering the cost of any injured employees.
Liability Insurance – another thing to look for before hiring a contractor is liability insurance. Should any damage befall your property and personal items due to their negligence or carelessness, if they have liability insurance, their insurance will be the ones who will cover for any of the damages made. However, keep in mind that there are also exclusions with insurances. If the reason for the damage falls under the exclusions, you will end up losing or paying for the damages yourself; unless of course if the contractor is willing to pay or share the cost of the damages with you.
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BRISTOL, TN. – The Pfeiffer women's basketball teams (4-20, 3-13 CC) trip to King ended in heartbreaking fashion as the upset disappeared on a game winning three, giving King (16-9, 10-7) the 56-54 edge over Pfeiffer. King's Chelsea Bowling hit a three pointer from the corner with five seconds to go and Pfeiffer was unable to get a shot off on the other end.
Pfeiffer was led offensively by Carter Williams who had a game high 15 points on 5-of-14 from beyond the arc. Lauren White also added seven points and seven rebounds with three blocked shots.
From the opening tip, it seemed as if the game would be all Pfeiffer. Despite allowing the first basket, the Falcons went on a 10-3 run to take the lead, 10-5. After trading a couple buckets, Brittney Washington buried a three pointer that sparked a 10-0 run over the next five minutes of the game as Pfeiffer took a commanding 22-10 lead with 7:06 left in the half. King closed out the half on a 20-7 run of their own as Tia Keitt drained a three pointer to take the 30-29 lead going into halftime.
The Falcons did not let the run dampen their spirits as they came out strong in the second half. The two teams traded basket-for-basket as Pfeiffer's biggest lead in the second half came five minutes into the half as Carlisha Holivay made a jumper to capitalize on a 9-4 run to begin the half.
Over the next 12 minutes King went on a 16-7 run to take the lead 50-45 with 2:43 remaining in the game. The Falcons were not done yet as Williams hit a three pointer on the Falcons next possession to cut into the deficit.
With 2:05 remaining, it was Alexis Stallard who provided the spark for Pfeiffer as she hit a three pointer to take the lead 51-50.
After Jalan Harper made a layup to give King the lead, she was fouled with 31 seconds remaining in the game where she went 1-of-2 from the stripe, setting up for yet another dramatic finish for the Falcons. Harper missed the second free throw but Bowling grabbed the offensive rebound and passed it back out to Harper where she was fouled yet again. This time, Harper missed the front end of the one-and-one and it was Ariana Tillman who grabbed one of her team high eight rebounds.
With 13 ticks left on the clock, Williams stepped up in the clutch, knocking down her biggest three of the game to take the lead 54-53. It was all but over for the Falcons, as King called a timeout with 10 seconds left.
As time expired, Bowling heaved up a three pointer with the Falcons watching in anticipation. What seemed like an upset ended in heartbreak as the ball found the bottom of the net crushing Pfeiffer's upset giving King the 56-54 victory.
King boasted two players in double figures as Harper finished with a team high 12 points and Keitt contributed with 11. Bowling finished with only six points, but none bigger than her game winning three.
The two teams were evenly matched as King grabbed 49 rebounds to Pfeiffer's 47. Both teams contributed with 10 threes on the game.
Pfeiffer returns to action Tuesday, Feb. 25 as they host Converse. Tip-off is set for 7:00 p.m.


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This car is not a luxury car!!! So when people give it a bad review about it being noise or boring... they must be crazy!! This car is great looking and very fun to drive and it's reliable!!!! If you want quit and luxurious then dig deep into your pocket and pay for jt!! I love my car 2012 honda accord coupe :) I took my car on a road trip with some friends and they drive different cars. I got nothing but compliments on how my car looks and on how it rides and road noise was not an issue...
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This is the third Accord we have owned. This one being a 2012 V6 EX-L. We are extremely pleased with the fit, finish, ride quality, interior, exterior design, power, gas mpg and overall ownership experience that Honda provides us and its customers. (Ford take notice!!). The only con i can truly give this car is the road noise. Compared to our 2013 EX-L this car sounds like a train at highway speeds. Give Honda credit for addressing this on the 13' model.
Bought a 2012 EX-L V6 Navi. Beautiful car. Interior is great. Seat are sporty and supportive. Build quality excellent. Perfect rear seat room, very ample. V6 is tons of fun. Handles firmly. I am not planning on going to the track but has a pleasant amount of road feel and is very responsive. Was looking at a german sports sedan or ATS but this can was 10-20k less and is beautiful and a blast. Great design. And reliable to boot.
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I own one. The car is solid, well built, and incredibly BORING to drive.
After puttng 1000 miles on the new car. We took are normal trip to Las Vegas from California, with 4 adults in the car plus luggage. This 190hp 2.4-liter engine was unbelievable. I never had to put the pedal to the floor when trying to maintain my speed when climbing those long grades, and in every vehicle I have ever driven I have had to floor it get back to speed. Then slowly lose speed again floor it again. Which I might add makes for a very uncomfortable ride. Are friends in the back seat were happy with the ride and there space. As for a quiet cabin we talked all the way and never raised are voices. FYI- This is the highest trim package. That might make the difference in the queit ride. Also I noticed on are model we had different tires. A high end Michelin tire. So are road noise was very low.
I have an 08 Honda Accord 6 cill EXL that has bad road noise!!! I have even changed from Michelin tires to Goodyear comfort treads and that still did not work. My car is loaded with all the bells and whistles. Surprised this is still a problem reading all the reviews since 08 till 2012. Wow Honda GET IT TOGETHER!!!
I just bought a new 2012 honda accord two weeks ago, and am annoyed by the noise when I start to speed up, so I took the car to the dealer service, they told me it is the character of honda 4 cylinders car, The noise comes from the automatic transmission shifting gears. I believe this is the characters for honda only. since all the other cars in my family including toyota, ford escape, mercury, subra even my old honda accord don't have this problem.
I bought a brand new Accord LX-S Coupe thinking I was getting a quality car as advertised. I previously owned a 2001 Accord Ex Coupe and loved it. It didn't have any of these issues on the 2001, it came with a V6, sunroof, leather seats and no sound issues at all for the same price I paid for this Junker. This JUNKER HAS SEVERE road noise that I have never experienced in any of the other 14 cars I have owned in my life. The two road tests I took were under 40 mph and half decent roads, anything beyond that you have to blast the radio to try and drown out the noise. The dealer wants to sell me a more expensive model; Honda won't do anything and seems to state what I bought is a cheap car @ a $25k sticker price??? When you have the gas tank 3/4 full you can hear the gas splashing, the trunk seems to have some sort of shift or clunk when going over bumps. HONDA CHEAPED OUT AND DID NOT PUT ANY SOUND ABSORBING MATERIAL IN THIS CAR, THIS IS MY 3RD HONDA AND MY LAST; I AM DISGUSTED TO SAY THE LEAST. THEIR QUALITY HAS GONE DOWN HILL AT THE GREED OF CORP WANTING TO MAKE MORE MONEY.


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On June 5 the South Carolina General Assembly adjourned its current session. Among the proposed bills killed by this action was S153, which had passed the Senate and was waiting for action in a House committee. As outlined in another story on this page, this bill would have established a 19-member "Science Standards Committee" to "(1) study science standards regarding the teaching of the origin of species; (2) determine whether there is a consensus on the definition of science; (3) determine whether alternatives to evolution as the origin of species should be offered in schools. "
Textbook Bills Fail
The Texas Legislature adjourned on June 2, 2003. Two proposed bills with potential relevance for evolution education, HB 1172 and HB 1447, died at adjournment. Both bills were related to textbook adoption procedures and the state Board of Education. Either could have made it easier for pressure groups opposing evolution to have more influence in Texas, one of the largest textbook markets in the country. See previous items about these bills on this page for more details.
Dorothy Nelkin Dies
NCSE Supporter Dorothy Nelkin, who as a University Professor at New York University taught in the Department of Sociology and the School of Law, died on May 28, 2003.
As a sociologist of science, Nelkin specialized in studying the often vexed relationship between science and society.
Scott to Receive Honorary Degree
NCSE executive director Dr. Eugenie C. Scott will receive an honorary Doctor of Science degree from one of Canada's premier institutions of higher learning, McGill University. The ceremony will take place on June 3, 2003, in Montreal, Canada.
Another "False or Fraudulent Information" Bill
SB1125 was introduced in the state Senate on April 29 and referred to the Committee on Senate and Governmental Affairs. This bill is very similar to HB1782 which was tabled in the House of Representatives on April 30. The Senate committee has taken no action to date on SB1125.
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The Fist General of the soon-to-be-named army, Carrnevil9 wrote:If I were to recall the point of this sub forum, it was to corral intelligent thought without a chance that a wild piltogg or a rabid james+ running it all amok. Does it bother me that both of them have hundreds more posts than I? No, not really. A single well placed response does more damage than hundreds of color-edited misspelled hurricanes, if only in my mind. It seems to me that comrade Blitzen is envious of the frat house down the way that is always partying. This leaves us with several options (not all these options are endorsed by Carrnevil9 or the Non-Dimmy Party) :
1. Boycott the main forums. While drastic, it would be possible to effectively kill many of the topics that we've all lovingly created in the main forums by simply letting them become overgrown with dimmies. Then, when the apex dimmy population is reached, we could bomb it. Wait, no, that doesn't work that way... Either way, any post here neglects the main forums. This must be realized above all.
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3. Just because access is locked doesn't mean that a user wants to join that group. It may be that unlocking this forum is has the same effect on them as unlocking Jigglypuff in SSB does on me- that is, none (I am not trying to say that I'm not glad to be here, I'm saying that I don't give a rat's ass about Jigglypuff). Since asking Rayhawk to faction-ize (or denote with an icon) his forums is rather gross, I'd suggest that we all think of something that we can contribute- be it art (wizards and spaceships), Fill in the speech bubble comics, in depth set review criticism, or... something. I'm really grasping at straws here. Being good often isn't very rewarding, even in the long run.
4. Dimmies are a recognizable evil. This isn't a matter where you press your finger on their chest sticker and eventually a Decepticon emblem appears. If they are dimmies, we must be more than the absence of dimmy; the Bizzaro Dimmies. We don't call them Anti-Decepticons, we call them Autobots. We don't call them Anti-Packers, we call them Vikings. We have no identity because all that binds us is Blitzen's selection (that was not intended to be a slam against Blitz). In short, we need an icon or a mascot.
5. Should none of the above options be possible, we could just post in these forums to make the icon light up orange. Orange is a pretty good color, right? I mean, it's probably on my top ten. After blue though. Blue is pretty high up there. I mean, way better than yellow. You can't even compare yellow to blue without talking about green though. Green, the illegitimate evil twin of Orange, because yellow obviously gets around a lot...
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Kevin Murphy Honored by Cal-Hi Sports Bay Area
Cal High Senior Kevin Murphy was given the 19 for life scholarship at the EA Sports Campus on Monday May18th. Kevin is a member of the Cal High Track and Field team and plans on attending Cal Baptist University in the fall. In 2009 Keven was recipient of a heart transplant. This summer at the Hear Transplant Games in Houston Texas, Keven won 9 medals.
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SRVUSD is implementing a new system for all adults who wish to volunteer on a school campus or drive/chaperone day and overnight field trips and athletic events. This new Volunteer Management System features a web-based software application that allows the District and all schools to better track and provide the appropriate level of clearance for school volunteers.
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Every student-athlete must turn in a completed Athletic Packet in order to tryout for a team. Packets may be downloaded ('click' on the Athletic Packet link to the left) from this website or picked up in the front office or Bookkeeper's office.
Once all forms have been completed and turned-in, the athlete will receive a Yellow Athletic Clearance Slip. This is to be given to the coach at the first tryout. All coaches have been instructed NOT to allow a student to tryout without this yellow clearance slip.
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RICHLANDS – Soggy conditions and a West Craven offense that put up 326 total yards put a damper on Richlands High School's homecoming as the Wildcats lost 31-14.
With Tyquail Raynor leading the Eagles with 103 yards on 16 attempts, West Craven (6-2, 3-0 Caostal) gave the Wildcats their third straight loss, leaving them at 3-5 and 0-3 in conference.
"We had a tough night," Richlands coach Justin Snider said. "I don't have an answer for it."
Richlands began the game without three starters due to team rule violations: Jamar Harrington, Quentin Fenn and Will Hudson, all of whom are seniors. Their absence was felt in the first half as the Eagles scored 21 unanswered points, with two of those drives starting in Wildcat territory and the other coming after a 3-yard punt. Meanwhile, the Wildcats started all four of their possessions behind their own 40-yard line in the opening half.
"We had some special teams errors and we couldn't handle the ball, which put us in some bad situations," Snider said. "If they (the suspended players) had played in the first half, things might have been different."
After the homecoming celebrations at halftime, the three reprimanded players came into the game and immediately made their presence felt as Harrington rushed for a 25-yard touchdown after West Craven bobbled a snap on a punt attempt.
After holding the Eagles to a field goal and a three-and-out on their next two possessions, Harrington struck again as a low snap turned into a 64-yard scramble for a touchdown, narrowing the deficit to 24-14.
It was the highlight of the game for the Wildcats, though Snider said he missed it.
"I was talking to another player when it happened," Snider said. "I heard the crowd go nuts and saw (Harrington) run with the football. He's a good athlete. He likes to have those opportunities and makes the most of it."
That would be all the scoring the Wildcats would do though, and after the Eagles scored on a 53-yard drive with 8:52 left, the game was out of reach.
Though the Eagles were able to rack up positive yards on the ground and air, they also racked up negative yardage on 10 penalties, setting them back 75 yards. The Wildcats only committed two infractions, though they were both 15-yarders, one of which kept the Eagles alive during a drive that would eventually result in a touchdown.
"They didn't react as good as I'd like," Snider said. "In spite of what opponents do, how we react to a situation is strictly our choice. I would like my young men to demonstrate a little more character in that situation."
The Wildcats will play their final home game of the season next week against White Oak.
West Craven 7 14 3 7 — 31
Richlands 0 0 7 7 — 14
First Quarter
WC – Tyquail Raynor 7 run (Johannes Lindgren-Ingman kick)
Second Quarter
WC – Harley 3 run (Lindgren-Ingman kick)
WC – Harley 2 run (Lindgren-Ingman kick)
Third Quarter
R – Jamar Harrington 25 run (Jeffrey kick)
WC – Lindgren-Ingman 33 Field Goal
Fourth Quarter
R – Harrington 64 run (Jeffrey kick), 10:59
WC – James Choyce 10 run (Lindgren-Ingman kick), 8:2
First downs 17 8
Rushes-yards 45-280 36 -174
Passing Yards 46 9
Comp-Att-Int 5-7-0 2-10-1
Fumbles-Lost 1-0 0-0
Penalties-Yards 10-75 2-30
Individual Statistics:
Passing:West Craven – Alkeim Harley 3-4-0-32, Darious Abrams 2-3-0-14. Richlands - Jackson 2-10-1-9. Rushing: West Craven - Tyquail Raynor 16-103, Carzell Raynor 4-8, Harley 10-28, Danny Harvey 2-16, Kenny McDaniel 3-8, D. Abrams 2-4, Malik Abrams 1-(8) James Choyce 3-53, Tyrone Brown 4-62. Richlands - Thompson 13-28, Ewing 1-4, Sandella 2(-5), Dickerson 1-2, Williams 1-4, Harrington 14-133, Fenn 3-6, Jackson 1-3.
Receiving: West Craven - McDaniel 4-47, Harvey 2-(-1) M. Abrams 1-0. Richlands - Seraphin 1-9, Ewing 1-0.


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JAXB 2.0 looks quite good - it supports XML Schema, generates nice POJOs, supports schema extension points and has StAX support. The only downside is its Java 5 specific - and the XJC tool tends to break when you give it a collection of real world WSDLs (like WS-Notification for example).
ActiveSOAP now fully supports JAXB 2.0 as a marshalling layer for REST and SOAP web services; allowing you to use a nice and simple marshalling layer and keep your code based on simple POJOs. To get a feel for how this works see the examples
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—(1) The Comptroller shall cause each person assessed to tax to be served, in accordance with section 8(1), with —
where tax is payable, a notice stating the amount of his chargeable income together with the amount of tax payable and the place at which such payment should be made; or
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(2B) In subsection (2A), the reference to an assessment which amends a previous assessment in any particular includes one which amends the amount of unabsorbed losses, allowances or donations in that previous assessment that may be carried forward but the tax payable remains nil.
(3) Such application shall state precisely the grounds of his objections to the assessment and shall be made within 30 days from the date of the service of the notice of assessment.
(4) The Comptroller upon being satisfied that, owing to absence, sickness or other reasonable cause, the person disputing the assessment was prevented from making the application within the period referred to in subsection (3), shall extend the period as may be reasonable in the circumstances.
(5) On receipt of the notice of objection referred to in subsection (2), the Comptroller may —
require the person giving the notice of objection to furnish such particulars as the Comptroller may consider necessary with respect to the income of the person assessed and to produce all books or other documents in his custody or under his control relating to such income; and
summon any person who he thinks is able to give evidence respecting the assessment to attend before him and may examine that person on oath or otherwise.
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agreeing with the Comptroller as to the amount at which he is liable to be assessed, the assessment shall be amended accordingly, and notice of the revised assessment shall be served upon that person; or
failing to agree with the Comptroller as to the amount at which he is liable to be assessed, the Comptroller shall give him notice of refusal to amend the assessment and may revise the assessment to such amount as the Comptroller may determine, according to the best of his judgment, and the Comptroller shall give him notice of the revised assessment and of the tax payable, or the amount of refund of tax (as a result of the operation of section 46) or unabsorbed allowances, losses or donations, together with notice of refusal to amend the revised assessment.
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(7) Wherever requisite, any reference in this Act to an assessment or an additional assessment shall be construed as including a reference to an assessment or additional assessment as revised under subsection (6)(b).
(8) If any incorrect information appears in a notice of assessment for any year of assessment served on a person who is exempted from the liability to furnish a return under section 62(2), he shall, within 30 days from the date of service of the notice or such extended time as the Comptroller may allow, inform the Comptroller by notice in writing —
if the incorrect information relates to any understatement or omission of income, of the correct amount of income from every source for that year of assessment; or
if the incorrect information relates to any deduction or relief which is excessive or which is wrongly granted, of the correct amount of deduction or relief for that year of assessment or the fact that the deduction or relief is wrongly granted, as the case may be.