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Film London News Bulletin - 9 March 2011
Date posted: 09.03.2011
The Hour
BBC Drama Finishes Shooting
New BBC six-part drama The Hour, starring Romola Garai, Dominic West and Ben Whishaw has just finished shooting in the capital. Set in 1950s London, the drama is a behind-the-scenes look at the launch of a news programme.
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The Female Touch
Birds Eye View 2011
The Birds Eye View film festival is now underway in the capital. The festival, which champions women in film-making, returns for a seventh year and includes Oscar®-winning films and top industry events
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Film London Website
Re-design Survey
Following the re-design of the Film London and FLAMIN websites in June 2010 we would like to know how the new layouts are working for you. Send your feedback using the following survey link before 20 March for a chance to win a DVD pack of Microwave films.
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Festivals & Screenings
On 13 March the Institute of Psychoanalysis presents a screening and discussion of Randa Haine's Children of a Lesser God on introduced by psychoanalyst Andrea Sabbadini and guest speaker Carol Topolski.
The 13th London Asian Film Festival, Tongues on Fire, will take place from 18-27 March across multiple venues in London. To mark International Women's Day, the festival is launching the Nargis Dutt Lecture. The inaugural lecture will be delivered by film-maker Anusha Rizvi and will be followed by a panel discussion with producer and former Film London board chair Sandy Lieberson and actor/producer Sanjay Suri.
In The News
Pinewood Shepperton announces plans to invest in smaller British films.
Check out REM's London-shot film for new song, Uberlin, starring Aaron Johnson, directed by Sam Taylor-Wood.
Funding, Training & Industry Events
Places still available on Making the Most of Visual Effects, a Skillset supported conference taking place at BAFTA on Friday 11 March.
The 2011 Film Directing for Women Roadshow is bringing its "5 steps to directing" seminar to a town near you, covering the fundamentals of film directing in 5 easy steps.
Step2TrainingTV has launched its training for those working in and entering the TV & Film Industry. Get a 20% discount by signing up as a free member.
Screentourism 11, the London International Film Tourism Conference, is exploring the marketing and visitor impact phenomenon of film and television tourism at BAFTA on 18 March.
Guiding Lights - deadline 11 March; Brooklyn Film Festival - deadline 16 March; I Will Tell Festival - deadline 18 March; Sea-change Residency - deadline 11 April; Microwave - deadline 3 May
Award-winning urban thriller Deadmeat, which took part in Film London's LUFF, is released on DVD this week. Distributor Top Dog has partnered with Film London to give away 5 DVDs.
To be in with a chance to win one, send your answer to the following question to firstname.lastname@example.com with 'Film London competition' in the subject line before 13 March: "In which Guy Ritchie film set in the world of boxing did Deadmeat actor Robbie Gee appear?".
- Halloween comes early with @TheFinalGirlsUK 's screening of Carrie + panel discussion and bloody prom party tomorrow… https://t.co/kStT5zxkic
- RT @BeaMoyes : The wonderful @Film_London 's KinoVan @TotallyThames on the Southbank (showing a programme I helped curate in the Spring!) #w …
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From: Highway 87. The BEST WESTERN PLUS Fredericksburg is off Highway 87 South at Highway Street.
From: San Antonio, Texas Follow I-10 West to US-87 North, follow US-87 N to East Highway Street Fredericksburg, Texas San Antonio, Texas is approximately 70 miles to Fredericksburg, Texas
From: Austin, Texas Follow US-290 West to Fredericksburg, Texas to East Highway Street. Ausitn, Texas is approximately 78 miles to Fredericksburg, Texas
From: San Angelo, Texas Follow US-87 South to Eden, Texas then follow US-83 South to Menard, then follow US-29 East to Mason, Texas,then follow US-87 South to Fredericksburg,Texas. San Angelo, Texas is approximately 148 miles to Fredericksburg,Texas
From: Houston, Texas Follow I-10 West to Comfort,Texas, then follow US-87 North to Fredericksburg, Texas Houston is approximately 262 miles to Fredericksburg, Texas
From: Dallas, Texas Follow I-35 South to Austin, Texas then follow US-290 West to Fredericksburg, Texas. Dallas, Texas is approximately 275 miles to Fredericksburg, Texas
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We care about the quality of your stay with us. Below are nearby attractions, shopping and restaurants that are popular with our guests. Listed locations are nearby with approximate distance listed where available.
Most Popular Area Attractions
Becker Vineyards
The Precambrian granitic soil of Texas' Hill Country has been the fertile land for the Becker Vineyards since 1992. The Becker family planted their first vines of the 46-acre vineyard, on the site where Mustang grapes were planted by German neighbors years before near Fredericksburg.
Their French Vinifera vines produced a variety of fourteen wines, including Petite Syrah, Malbec, Syrah, Petite Verdot, Sauvignon Blanc, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Cabernet Franc. Visit the 10,040-square-foot winery, built as a 19th-century German stone barn, to view the antique windows, the large stone fireplace and the antique bar from the Green Tree Saloon.
While at the winery, stop by the tasting room to sample the delicious wines and view the local art hanging on the walls. Be sure to smell the home-grown lavender from the Beckers' lavender fields, in the potpourris, soaps, and sachets.
Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park
LBJ Boyhood Home
Celebrating and preserving the birthplace and childhood home of Lyndon B. Johnson, the Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park is a charming attraction in southern plains of Texas.
Travel in from nearby Kerrville and experience any of the self-guided tours around the park.
Any visit to the 1,570-acre LBJ National Historical Park should include a tour of his boyhood home and birthplace.
You'll also be able to see the Air Force One jet used during Johnson's presidency, and a small school where LBJ once attended.
Torre di Pietra Vineyards
A rich family history of wine making and farming has produced a wonderful variety of wine at the Torre di Pietra Vineyards. Ken and Jenise Maxwell established the winery on land farmed by Ken's great-grandfather over 100 years ago.
Ken learned how to make wine from his father, grandfather and great-grandtather at an early age. The winery is located in the Texas Hill Country American Viticultural area near Fredericksburg.
Visit the winery's tasting room to sample the variety of wine, including Amore de Tuscano, Cabernet Sauvignon, Classico, Malbec 2010, Midnight Mymph, Petite Syrah, and Primitivo. Sit and relax on the patio to enjoy live music while tasting the superb wine, paired with a wonderful variety of cheese and chocolate.
More Area Attractions & Services
- .5 mile(s) from George Bush Gallery, Exhibits the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor
- .5 mile(s) from National Museum of the Pa, National Museum of the Pacific War a national landmark since the 1800's. The building was the old Nimitz Steamboat Hotel owned and operated by Admiral Nimitz's grandfather.
- .5 mile(s) from Marktplatz (Market Square, Hosts festivals and concerts
- .5 mile(s) from Vereins Kirche, Vereins Kirche is an extension of the Pioneer Museum. It was the first public building in town and served as the town hall. This much loved symbol is located centrally in the Marktplatz.
- 1 mile(s) from Pioneer Museum Complex, View exhibits demonstrating early Texas history
- 2 mile(s) from Lady Bird Johnson Municip, 150 acre Lady Bird Johnson Municipal park; baseball and softball fields, swimming pool, tennis courts, picnic tables, fishing, and nature trails. A place to play, relax, and enjoy the outdoors.
- 2 mile(s) from Gillespie County Fairgrou, Country Fair, Pari-Mutual Horse racing, Professional Bull Ridindg
- 17 mile(s) from Enchanted Rock, 2nd largest granite rock in America, enjoying hiking, a picnic and at nigth stargazing
- 7 mile(s) from Wildseed Farm, Fields of wildflowers bloom from March to October. Explore the walking trails, watch the farm staff work and take photos
- 8 mile(s) from Trade Days, Where you will find antiques, collectibles, homemade crafts, furniture, jewelry, food, music, and so much more.
- 0.5 mile(s) from downtown shopping, with a German and Texan theme
Local Area Recreation Opportunities
- Outdoor pool
Nearby Restaurants
- 1 mile(s) from Rathskeller Restaurant, Bar/Lounge, Bavarian, Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner, Located in a beautiful two story rock building built in the 1800's. Open Wednesday thru Monday 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.; 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
- 0.30 mile(s) from Andy's Diner, Cafe, American, Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner, Homestyle cooking, Open daily 7:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.; 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
- 1 mile(s) from Otto's German Bistro, Bar/Lounge, Bavarian, Open for: dinner, Gourmet German Local Beers and Wines on tap, handcrafted cocktails. Open daily 4:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Sunday Brunch 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
- 1 mile(s) from Mamacita's, Bar/Lounge, Mexican, Open for: lunch, dinner,
- 0.80 mile(s) from Mahaley's Cafe, Bar/Lounge, American, Open for: breakfast, lunch, 6:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
- 0.90 mile(s) from Auslander Restaurant, Bar/Lounge, Bavarian, Open for: lunch, dinner, The Auslander offers the finest in authentic German cuisine, as well as hand-cut steaks, seafood, sandwiches, and homemade desserts. Restaurant Open 11:00 a.m to 9:00 p.m. (Closed Wednesdays) Bar Open 11:00 a.m. to Midnight
- 0.90 mile(s) from Der Lindenbaum, Bar/Lounge, Bavarian, Open for: lunch, dinner, German specialties such as schnitzel, steaks, great sandwiches and homemade breads 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
- 1.00 mile(s) from Fredericksburg Brewing Co, Bar/Lounge, American, Open for: lunch, dinner, Friday - Saturday 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Monday thru Thursday 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Sunday 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m.
- 1.60 mile(s) from Cranky Frank's BBQ, Bar/Lounge, American, Open for: lunch, Monday thru Saturday 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (Close Sunday)
- 1.60 mile(s) from Pasta Bella Restaurant, Bar/Lounge, Italian, Open for: lunch, dinner, 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
- 1.80 mile(s) from Friedhelm's Bavarian Rest, Bar/Lounge, Bavarian, Open for: lunch, dinner, Steaks and authentic bavarian food. Tuesday thru Sunday: 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. close Monday.
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The actual textures in the game client are compressed inside the MPQ archives in the Data folder, and since Windows does not support MPQ archives natively the way it supports ZIP archives, you can't just browse to the texture files in Windows Explorer, or find them using Windows search functions.
To view the textures outside of the game, you can either extract the whole collection from the game client itself (see Seerah's link again), or you can look inside the MPQ archives using a program like
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To use the textures in-game, just use the right path. See Seerah's link, or look at the Blizzard UI source code (also on wowprogramming.com) to find the path for the texture you want to use. Something like:
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A man accused of using a credit card that was stolen from a womans van turned himself in to Goose Creek police.
Police on Thursday arrested Damontrai Glover, 18, of Prospect Way and charged him with financial transaction card fraud and receiving stolen goods.
The arrest was made in connection with an incident that happened last week.
A woman told police she parked her blue Chrysler Town and Country van at her Sully Street home about 8 p.m. Dec. 4., and forgot her wallet inside the vehicle.
She noticed her wallet missing when she came outside the next morning, and several items from her glove compartment were scattered on her front passenger seat, an incident report states.
The woman told police she must have left the door unlocked because she didnt notice any forced entry into the vehicle.
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OMG. A statewide ban on texting while driving has made it past one hurdle in the South Carolina Senate. Perhaps the Legislature will finally recognize the wisdom of a bill aimed at making our state's roads and highways safer, and pass it.
Efforts to stop people from sending text messages while they are driving have failed in the past. And while the present bill won the support of a Senate committee, it has detractors, people who say such a ban is generally unenforceable because police would have a difficult time getting an unobstructed view of the offense being committed.
That might be the case - just as it was once the case that police couldn't see whether drivers were wearing seat belts.
But a ban is necessary for several reasons. Municipalities across the state, aware of the increased risks of accidents and deaths when drivers are texting, have passed ordinances of their own. The one in Mount Pleasant is different from the one in Charleston, which is different from the one in Columbia, Greenville, Beaufort or Union. Texting while driving is distracting enough. Driving while texting to get information about where and how the rules change is downright hazardous.
The state bill would trump local laws.
It was submitted last year by Sens. Tom Alexander, R-Oconee, and Ronnie Cromer, R-Newberry, and resurrected this session. Having won committee approval, it will now go to the full Senate for consideration. Senators should take up the issue quickly and act favorably before too many more accidents occur due to texting.
It is encouraging that opposition in committee discussions was over the size of fines. That is an issue that can be negotiated without compromising the bill's integrity.
Some, like Sen. Paul Thurmond, R-Charleston, suggest the bill doesn't go far enough. Distracted driving comes in many forms.
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A driver's eyes and hands can't be fully engaged in driving when he is using both thumbs to punch in messages on a tiny screen.
The state can't eliminate the scourge of texting drivers altogether. But just knowing there is a law would raise drivers' awareness of the risks involved with texting, and make them think twice before trying it.
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I turned on the Bruins v. Laughs game in the 3rd period and found the hockey difficult to watch becuase of the crazy camera work during the game.
I would say about 40% of the time the puck wansn't even in the field of view.
Other times when the Bruins would be skating the puck down the left wing side they would be so closely zoomed in you could only see literally 1/3 of the ice. The player would make a centering pass and you couldn't tell if or how many players were there in support of the play.
In general they are constantly zooming in and out and of course in the middle of something they'll change to a close-up shot and ruin the flow so you can't tell what's going on out there.
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Dallas' Helen Giddings and Other Black Lawmakers Object to Security Measures at Rick Perry's Mansion
State Representative Helen Giddings was one of several Democratic lawmakers invited to the Governor's Mansion Monday afternoon for a reception hosted by the Texas Legislative Black Caucus. But she never showed up.
Giddings declined the invitation to protest the requirement that she undergo a background check before being admitted to the mansion. She wasn't the only one to object. Reps. Sylvester Turner, Dawnna Dukes and Harold Dutton all bristled at the requirement.
(Note: The original post incorrectly stated that Giddings arrived at the mansion for the event only to leave after learning of the security measures. Giddings' spokeswoman, Tamara Hobbs, said she knew about the background check beforehand, which was why she chose not to go. "She felt that those requirements were unnecessary. ... She wasn't offended nor turned away," Giddings said).
Their grievances were aired on Thursday at a House Appropriations Committee hearing featuring Texas Department of Public Safety Director Steve McCraw, the man ultimately responsible for setting security policy at the Capitol.
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McCraw told lawmakers that everyone except for Governor Rick Perry and his wife, Anita, are required to undergo criminal background checks on anyone entering the residence. A DPS spokesman told the Texas Tribune that the policy has been in place for 10 years.
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We've already made a video showing the deployment options working fine. We won't be addressing it any further. We'll be happy to retire this trainer at any time. The game developer adds more and more anti-cheat bull**** to the game with every new patch making it take 10x as long for us to update the trainer each time. If it's not working for anyone then there is really no point in wasting our time any further on it.
The game (steam version) has been updated to version 12.03.13.182 today, and the last version of the traineer does not work with it. I am a lifetime subscriber, and I dont use this site very much, but I'd love to find here a valid traineer for the few games I play. Could you please check the update, and see if it is possible to update the traineer. If it is not possible, or the traineer wont be updated, please confirm
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Howdy! Can you feel it in the air, softball fans? It is the 2012 postseason! It is finally upon us, and the excitement is a tangible thing all across the country. Sixty-four deserving teams are preparing for collegiate softball's biggest show. It must be said that if you are not excited by this, then you might be following the wrong sport. :)
Tomorrow, three teams will arrive here in Aggieland for the College Station Regional. We will be hosting the LSU Tigers, the Texas State Bobcats and the Bethune-Cookman Wildcats. Each team will get one hour of practice time at the Aggie Softball Complex in order to get acquainted with the field conditions. I am sure they will find them to be commendable because we have one of the best field crews in the nation. That is due to our wonderful field manager Craig Potts! After all, we are an Agricultural and Mechanical school. If we can't make grass grow well enough, we can build the machines that will make it grow.
I am very excited for the arrival of these teams because I am ready to begin playing, but there is another reason I look forward to them being here. A lot of people don't know about a very special connection I have to a player on the Texas State softball team. Her name is Anna Hernandez, and she is one of my very best friends in the world. She is also someone that I owe my life to.
In the summer of 2010, I was involved in a head-on collision that caused my car to roll several times. My car ended up upside down, and I was wedged inside of the vehicle. If Anna was not the driver of the car in front of me and close enough to give immediate aid, I would not have been able to get out of the car and may not be writing this blog for you. So, needless to say, I look forward to any opportunity where I get to see my good friend. I also look forward to any time I get to see her on the field as she is a very talented softball player. I wish her and Texas State softball the very best in this postseason.
As I have said many times, if you find yourself wishing you had something awesome to do, then head on over to the Aggie Softball Complex this weekend. The College Station Regional does not look to disappoint.
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Feb. 11
A Vermont State Police vehicle was rear-ended on Summer Street.
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Two raccoons were fighting near South Main Street.
A man pounded on a womans back door on Wellington Street asking to go through her apartment. The woman refused, and later a woman came knocking on her door looking for a man who she said stole from her.
Feb. 12
An iPod was stolen on South Main Street.
On Boynton Street, a truck was gone through.
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Feb. 13
A man was destroying an apartment on Park Street.
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Feb. 14
A man stole a womans medication on High Holborn Street.
On Route 62, a man in his 20s or 30s wearing a blue jacket was walking along the roadside.
A man locked a woman out of an apartment on Seminary Street.
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Newly re-elected Pasco School Board member Steve Luikart wants to change the district's year-old rule governing student-athlete transfers. There is just one problem. Luikart could be opening the door for renewed cheating.
Luikart's aim is to make it easier for student-athletes to participate in varsity sports without missing a year of playing time if they transfer schools. Sitting out a year is the key component of the district's current policy, modeled after Hillsborough County's rules, that Luikart and the rest of the Pasco School Board adopted unanimously for the start of the 2013 school year.
But Luikart's tinkering, if approved by the full board, could spur a return to a former system that was akin to high school free agency, with student-athletes shopping for a school and coach to best showcase their athletic skills. It's a system that encourages fraud and triggered embarrassing scandals at Armwood High School in Hillsborough County, which forfeited a 2011 state football championship, and at Land O'Lakes High School. At Land O'Lakes, the Gators forfeited 23 football games for the 2010-11 seasons after the head coach knowingly used a player who lived in another county and relied on a booster to provide a bogus local address to meet residency requirements.
This week, Luikart found little support among the rest of the board for his ideas. It's the correct call. During the 2013-14 school year, 184 Pasco district students appealed for restored eligibility and all but nine were allowed to play. That's nine who had to sit out in a pool of approximately 5,000 varsity athletes across the district. The puny numbers beg the question, why try to fix something that isn't broken?
Luikart previously identified a shortcoming of the rules that put an undue burden on students moving from the district's two alternative schools back to their original high schools. The district now routinely allows those students to participate in sports without having to appeal to the transfer committee.
But Luikart's latest proposal wasn't as simplistic. He unsuccessfully sought to suspend the policy and proposed a substantial rewrite to allow students to play sports if they attend the school for which they are zoned regardless of what school they attended the prior school year. He contended the rule unfairly punishes students and called the policy vague and open to subjective interpretation by the appeals committee. His observation, however, failed to account for a process that includes two opportunities for the students to appeal for a waiver. Most importantly, the transfer rule curbs the motivation to illegally recruit student-athletes to a particular school.
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WASHINGTON - After being shutout in the first game of the day by a score of 8-0, the Georgetown University softball team (20-29, 9-9 BIG EAST) bounced back and defeated first place Louisville (43-8, 16-2 BIG EAST) in the second game, 4-2.
Georgetown becomes only the second team to defeat Louisville in BIG EAST play this season, which previously only lost to Syracuse back in March. The victory also gives the Hoyas 20 wins this season, eclipsing last year's mark of 19 wins with five games remaining on the regular season schedule.
Sophomore Lauren O'Leary (La Canada, Calf./La Canada) was in the circle for game two, where she held Louisville to two runs on eight hits in her 16th complete game of the season, earning her 13th win. The two runs allowed both came in the first inning on sacrifice flies by the Cardinal, who were held scoreless for the remainder of the game.
Georgetown got on the board in game two in the top of the first inning with Shikara Lowe's (Beaverton, Ore./Jesuit) fifth homerun of the season, a two-run shot that brought home Sophia Garqicevich-Almeida (Riverside, Calif./Martin Luther King), who reached base with her ninth double of the season.
After Louisville tied the game at two apiece in the bottom of the first, Georgetown responded in the top of the second with two more runs.
The Hoyas started the inning with two singles and a walk to load the bases, bringing Lowe up to bat. Lowe earned a walk at the plate for her third RBI of the day, scoring pinch runner Taylor Koenig (Akron, Ohio/Walsh Jesuit). Alexandria Anttila (Antioch, Ill./Antioch Community) came up next and singled to right field to score junior Elyse Graziano (Floral Park, N.Y./Sacred Heart Academy). Samantha Giovanniello (Floral Park, N.Y./Floral Park Memorial) also came around in an attempt to score but was thrown out at home plate by the Cardinal right fielder.
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Game three of the series is slated for noon on Sunday, April 28 at Ulmer Stadium in Louisville, Ky.
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A familiar face has been missing from the Rockwood Tigers sideline this season. Longtime defensive coordinator Jeff Allen is recovering from knee surgery and has been coaching from the press box, a place he hasn't been since his first year as an assistant coach to John Webb in 1996.
"It's hard," Allen said of not being able to roam the sideline on game night. "It's hard not being able to be hands on. I want to see them eye-to-eye when I say something to them (players). I hate not being in the huddle during a time out to make adjustments."
For the third time this season fans of high school football in Roane County will get a bonus night of action, as Rockwood travels to Kingston Thursday evening in one of the biggest games on the 2016 schedule.
Roane County remaining three teams will be in action on Friday. Harriman will be the only team playing outside of the county border, as Travis Tapp's squad makes the long road trip to Stoney Creek to take on Unaka.
Midway and Oliver Springs will be at home. The Bobcats host Sunbright, while the Green Wave entertain Lookout Valley.
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Coach Ryen Minton's Midway Green Wave won another statistical battle, but again failed to win the war, as they dropped a close 26-18 game at Coalfield.
Much like their opening game against Rockwood, Midway out gained the Yellow Jackets 306 to 265, but couldn't come up with the win.
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McMinn Central's Jackson Long proved more than the Kingston Yellow Jackets could handle Friday night as the 6 foot, 225-pound bruiser rushed for 287 yards and 3 TDs in leading the Chargers to a 23-21 victory at Dr. Nat Sugarman Field.
"He's tough," Kingston head coach Brian Pankey said of Long after the game. "He's a great running back with a great center of balance. We had a tough time getting him down."
The Grace Christian Rams scored on its first three possessions of the game and went to post a Region 2-2A victory over the Oliver Springs Bobcats Friday night in Oliver Springs.
Ashton Treischmann returned the opening kickoff to the Ram 37, but fumbled, with Dillon Walls recovering for the Bobcats; however, the Bobcats were stopped on downs at the Ram 33.
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The Grace Christian Rams scored on its first three possessions of the game and went to post a Region 2-2A victory over the Oliver Springs Bobcats Friday night in Oliver Springs.
Ashton Treischmann returned the opening kickoff to the Ram 37, but fumbled, with Dillon Walls recovering for the Bobcats; however, the Bobcats were stopped on downs at the Ram 33.
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Harriman quarterback Joe Pace delivered another stellar first half performance against the Sunbright Tigers, and for the third consecutive week, the Blue Devils left little doubt on the field.
The Blue devils followed up their 65-20 win over the Wartburg Bulldogs with another 40-plus point performance in region play against the Tigers.
Fueled by a 29-point first quarter, Harriman cruised past the Tigers and improved to 3-0 with a 49-8 win.
The Midway Middle School Green Waves had a strange week. They were supposed to play at Norwood Thursday but had the game canceled at the last minute. According to coach Scott Mason, "We were about to leave and they called and didn't want to play. So we just unloaded and stayed home for the night and watched Tennessee."
Last Tuesday, Midway did visit Lenoir City for a non conference game. They won it 8-0 on a Malachi Kelsey touchdown run. ìWe'll take it as a win, said Mason, since we didn't get to go to Norwood.î
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The Wartburg Bulldogs hadn't lost all year, but thanks to Rockwood, that streak came to an end.
Despite the Bulldogs making a late push in the second half, the Rockwood Tigers used a 22-point first half to hand the Bulldogs their first loss of the season 36-26.
The Harriman juvenile accused of shooting his sister's boyfriend in the head has been charged with delinquent second-degree murder.
According to the petition signed by Harriman Detective Dan Schneider, Jacob A. Kinney, 15, shot MarStratton Gordon in the head with a .357 round on Sunday, Aug. 28.
The petition said Gordon was involved in an assault with his girlfriend Amber Kinney when her brother, Jacob Kinney entered the hallway between the siblings' rooms with a Rossi .357 revolver.
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