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Wingate, N.C. - Eric Watts became the first BC wide receiver to break the 100 yard receiving mark since the 2008 season and Kelvin Jeter became the Tornados all-time leading rusher, but the Wingate Bulldogs came back to crash the Brevard celebration, scoring 21 unanswered points in the fourth quarter as the Tornados fell in Irwin Belk Stadium on Saturday afternoon, 35-31.
Watts hauled in five catches for 114 yards and three touchdowns, while Rodney Donald led the Tornados (1-3, 0-2 SAC) rushing attack with 11 carries for 77 yards, but three BC turnovers allowed Wingate (2-2, 1-0 SAC) to stay in the contest and Cody Haffly delivered, going 25-for-32 for 239 yards and two touchdowns. Bryan Caffrey was the main target, going for nine catches and 91 yards and a score, and Josh Covington added 10 carries for 80 yards and rushing touchdown as the Bulldogs overcame a halftime deficit for the second straight season in their come-from-behind victory over the Tornados.
A BC fumble and a Wingate punt ended the first drives for both teams in the game, but the Tornados found the scoreboard on their second possession after starting their drive on the Brevard 20 yard line. Donald broke through up the middle for 25 yards on the first play from scrimmage and Jeter followed with a 13 yard rush moving the ball into Wingate territory as the Tornados moved the ball inside the Wingate 30. However, the drive stalled and Brevard turned to freshman kicker Austin Clark, who put the Tornados on the scoreboard with a 43 yard field goal with 4:44 to play in the first quarter. The 43 yard field goal was the longest made field goal attempt by a Tornados kicker in BC history.
A turnover on downs, a fumble and a punt ended the next three possession in the game before the Tornados moved down the field again, moving inside the Wingate 20 yard line on a 17 yard carry by Andre Overholt. After Aaron Reese was stopped on a quarterback keeper on second-and-8, the senior quarterback slipped to the outside and targeted Watts in the back of the end zone, connecting with the 6-4 tight end for the 17 yard touchdown reception to give BC the 10-0 lead with 6:17 to play in the first half.
The Bulldogs wasted zero time in responding as Ben Pinkard fielded Clark's kickoff at the Wingate goal line and weaved his way up the field, juking the BC kicker at the 50 yard line and coasted his way into the end zone for the 100 yard kickoff return touchdown to put the score at 10-7.
Brevard found the end zone one final time before the half as Reese and Watts again hooked up on third down, this time on third-and-8 on the Wingate 30 yard line as Reese stepped up in the pocket and delivered the strike to Watts and the receiver shrugged off a tackler as he stepped into the end zone to give BC the 17-7 lead as the teams went into the locker room.
The momentum was still in Brevard's favor at the start of the second half as Haffly dropped back to pass on the first play from scrimmage and was pulled down by Rufus Jenkins. The ball popped loose and in the ensuing scramble Christian Lumbu came out of the pile with the ball, giving the Tornados the ball on the WU 13 yard line. Five plays later, Donald went into the middle of the pile, across the goal line from one yard out to put the score at 24-7 with 12:28 on the clock in the third quarter.
Haffly directed Wingate for their first offensive touchdown of the game with 5:04 left in the third quarter, capping off a 10 play, 85 yard drive as he found Caffrey in the end zone for the 14 yard scoring strike, but the Tornados again answered as Reese found Watts for his third touchdown of the day, this one from 63 yards out as the teams headed into the fourth quarter with Brevard up 31-14.
The Bulldogs scored on the first play of the final quarter as Haffly capped off a six play, 52 yard drive by hitting Ellington for an eight yard touchdown to bring the Bulldogs back to within 10 points at the 14:54 mark.
The Wingate defense forced the Tornados to a three-and-out on the next possession and on the ensuing punt attempt, Pinkard fielded the ball at the Wingate 43 yard line and a block sprung him free down the sideline before Trey Bray chased him down at the Brevard eight yard line. A sideline infraction gave Wingate the ball on the BC 4 yard line and the Bulldogs scored on the first play from scrimmage as Covington carried over the goal line to put the score within three at 31-28 with 12:14 left in the game.
Reese was intercepted on the next BC drive and Haffly took over on the BC 34 yard line, moving the Bulldogs down the field on nine plays before Andrew Nallenweg gave the Bulldogs their first lead of the game with a one yard plunge up the middle with 6:57 on the clock and Matthew Sierk's extra point put Wingate up 35-31.
Brevard was unable to answer on their final possession and the Bulldogs were able to run out the clock as the Tornados fell on the road in Irwin Belk Stadium, 35-31.
Lumbu became Brevard's all-time sack leader in the game, bringing down Haffly twice in the contest and Jenkins also contributed a pair of sacks, while Prince Simunyu led the Tornados with 12 tackles in the game.
Timmy Rogers led the Wingate defense with 12 tackles in the contest, while Jack Taylor and Lamont Floyd recorded a sacks and Warren Brown had an interception as the Bulldogs proved victories in their first South Atlantic Conference game of the season.
Brevard returns home to Brevard Memorial Stadium next weekend for their first night contest in Brevard, N.C. next season as they welcome Tusculum College on Saturday, October 1st. Kickoff between the Tornados and the Pioneers is set for 6 p.m.


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Pop Up Xmas Tree
By Stacha
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The pop up X-Mass Tree appears to be well made and easy to set up and store. I'll know more when I use it this Christmas.
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By Love Christmas
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Bought one of these last year and found it easy to unfold and set up in my living room window. I did need help setting it in place, as I found it fairly heavy and it might have been a bit of a struggle to get it upright, but I'm not particularly strong. Someone stronger than I might do it alone easily. The flowers were sturdy enough to resist a few tentative tugs from my cats, although a few needles did fall off if a branch was shaken by a paw. It looked beautiful indoors and from outside, lit and unlit. It received so many compliments I'm buying another to put in the dining room window this year as a pair on either side of my front doors.
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6 ft pop-up poinsettia tree
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from Louisville, KY
Quickly created Christmas in our family room -- 15 minutes total to put up out of the box! Love the lights, and the poinsettia blossoms are a nice size. My husband and I just kept smiling and saying to each other, "I like our tree this year." Thanks, Hammacher Schlemmer!
it fits where I wanted it to.
By Terry
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easy storage
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By MNDRM
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I used this tree at my winter/Christmas themed wedding at the church. It was so easy to assemble and disassemble and added the perfect Christmas feel. We now have it in our Den at our house. It is so pretty and we love it!
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good product,easy to set up.
By DoctorJ.
from Winter Park, Florida
Too tired to lift & assemble my own heavy tree this year. This is truly lightweight and easy to assemble. It looks attractive.The only con is that the poinsettias and their leaves are papery-thin, and some broke off easily.Maybe they actually are made of paper, which allows for the light weight! It wouldn't work for young children. If bumped into,it would fall. But it's a great decoration for an entryway.
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By rick
from AL
looks better than my previous fake tree, plus, at 6' tall, looks real to my grandkidssurvey form keeps saying complete required fields, but they are not noted
By Lindersguy
from GA
Wife loves the tree. Going to be a hit for Christmas.
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I love these pop-up trees. They look great and fit in areas a normal artificial or real tree is too big to fit. And it's already decorated!This is not a tree for children or pets. It is easily damaged.
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Ben Gibbard & Adam Horovitz score Sundance films
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Fans of Death Cab for Cutie and the Beastie Boys have a couple of reasons to pay attention to the Sundance Film Festival later this month.
Both Death Cab frontman Ben Gibbard and Beastie Boy Adam "Ad-Rock" Horovitz have scored films that will be screened at the fest, which gets under way January 16th in Park City, Utah.
Gibbard worked as the composer for Lynn Shelton's dark comedy Laggies, which stars Keira Knightley and Chloe Grace Moretz.
Horovitz, meanwhile, scored the documentary No No: A Dockumentary. The film tells the story of Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Dock Ellis, who famously threw a no-hitter while tripping on acid in 1970.
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At the National Sexual Assault Conference held in Baltimore last September, I had the great fortune of talking with some of the awesome and dynamic presenters about their unique approaches to the prevention of sexual violence. These discussions resulted in a video podcast series called Mapping Prevention. The next 5 blog posts will highlight these valuable conversations. Have you wondered what draws people to prevention work? What their vision is for preventing sexual violence? What new and creative prevention approaches they are using? Then this video podcast series is right up your alley!
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2nd February 2012 05:55 AM #1
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Terrible morning sickness
I have been experiencing terrible morning sickness since about one month ago.
It has gotten to the point that I have not been able to leave the house in order to do anything, including attend my classes.
I have tried crackers and warm cola, but nothing eases my stomach.
The doctor advised me that I've lost four pounds already and I worry that it should be the other way around...
Do you have any suggestions so I can get back on my feet and not miss class and continue to lose weight?
Thank you!
2nd February 2012 06:57 AM #2
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Hello imagine.forever,
It's not uncommon to lose weight during the first trimester simply because of nausea and vomiting that is so common during the first few months of pregnancy (with my first it lasted 5 months). However, don't be concerned about not gaining weight during this time simply because your bub will put on most of his weight during the last couple of months before birth. At the end of the first trimester, baby is still tucked behind your pubic bone and is only 2 inches long, from crown to rump (top of head to his bottom).
Women who are even slightly underweight often have a hard time conceiving, and this is because the body knows that it will need a little "reserve fat" in the first few months of pregnancy. If the doctor is not concerned with you losing 4 pounds so far then you're likely just fine.
There are some healthy things you could try to eat to keep yourself from losing any more weight if you are concerned about this.
Here's a great thread with lots of ideas on natural therapies for morning sickness.
And here's a page that discusses the benefits of Raspberry Leaf which is a wonderful herb to take throughout your pregnancy. It can help with morning sickness and prepare your body for an easier birth. I'd ask Jane how much she recommends you take if you're going to take it during the first trimester.
Another good article to read is acupuncture beats morning sickness. That's probably not something you've considered, yet it can be very helpful for some women.
There are some other threads on morning sickness in the Pregnancy forum area so feel free to take a look around there or do a search for them. If you have any further questions on morning sickness or your pregnancy the pregnancy forum area will offer the support you need during this precious time of your life. It DOES get better and the second trimester was always the time I really looked forward to... when I didn't feel sick and I was able to really enjoy my pregnancy.
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Thank you, Kate... to know that it is not uncommon eased both my and my partner's minds by a mile!
I am definitely going to look into my options seeing as I cannot continue to miss class.
The plan was to remain in college, but not being able to even leave my bed has made that quite difficult.
I have heard of the raspberry leaf herb and am willing to try it. Most herbs seem to make me feel queasy but what have we got to lose!
Thank you again
4th February 2012 01:02 AM #4
Hi imagine.forever.1992,
I can really emphasise with you. Most women with morning sickness find it worse (or even only present) in the first trimester - how many weeks pregnant are you now? I found I needed to eat little and often to reduce the sickness: I kept a packet of ginger biscuits with me all the time, even if bed! I also made sure I ate something before I got out of bed in the morning. I wore travel sickness bands (the kind you wear on planes) and found this useful.
I don't believe Raspberry Leaf should be taken until 32 weeks pregnancy as its effect is not fully researched earlier in pregnancy: see the article on Raspberry Leaf. So I would check with your doctor or midwife before taking this.
Congratulations on your pregnancy and hope you feel better soon!
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I am sorry to hear that you have had morning sickness so often. I would try not to worry too much about losing weight and not gaining. If you are still in the first trimester, it is fairly common to actually lose weight. It is important to try to eat well and stay hydrated, but I would not be too concerned over losing a bit of weight. I have also heard that Raspberry Leaf should not be used in early pregnancy (before 32 weeks), so I would research that more, as well. I think ginger is great for helping with morning sickness, so possibly ginger biscuits or ginger candies could help. You can also try eating something small before even getting out of bed in the morning. I have also heard Vitamin B6 can help. I think eating small meals throughout the day is important too. This article also has some helpful information on nausea during pregnancy.
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Yes you're right jessica. It is advised that you have small frequent feedings. And eating crackers may help too. Eat those crackers which don't have strong flavors or better eat those bland ones. Then avoid caffeine intake also or lessen it, avoid carbonated drinks as well.


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Washington state is heading south in its quest to recover the largest ethics fine in state history. As KUOW reported this spring, a former Evergreen State College professor has evaded efforts to collect the $120,000 fine against him.
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Concerned that the agency operating LAX could be illegally sending money to the city of Los Angeles, two Southern California congressmen are calling for a more thorough investigation and audit of Los Angeles World Airports' spending patterns.
Reps. Gary G. Miller, R-Rancho Cucamonga, and Howard P. "Buck" McKeon, R-Santa Clarita, want the Department of Transportation's inspector general to raise the profile of an ongoing investigation into LAWA's spending practices. Federal law prohibits airports, which are funded largely through federal grants and airline fees, from helping to fund municipal governments.
Miller and McKeon wrote a letter to Rep. Tom Latham, R-Iowa, chairman of the House Subcommittee on Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies. The two asked Latham to consider adding "strong language" in the next transportation appropriations bill to warn airport managers like Los Angeles World Airports to be careful about so-called revenue diversion. They also asked Latham to look into allegations regarding a possible lack of thoroughness in the current audit, which began in 2012.
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The letter, dated March 12, comes as the union representing airport police officers continues to pressure airport executives for better working conditions, including improved police cars and a new police station. The union has accused airport executives of not providing improvements as quickly as promised.
The police union has long contended that the airport spends too much money contracting with the Los Angeles Police Department and not enough on the airports police division, which is responsible for security at LAX, Ontario and Van Nuys Airports.
Police union leaders say some of the LAPD officers are unnecessary, and that they are sometimes used as a way to move money from the airport into city coffers in violation of federal law. A 2012 audit by the Federal Aviation Administration cleared the airport of allegations of improperly using funds for police, but found that the airport had kept poor records.
In their letter, the two congressman called that FAA audit "contradictory and inconclusive" and urge further probing into the issue of police funds.
Arif Alikhan, deputy executive director for law enforcement and homeland security for Los Angeles World Airports, said airport officials were aware of the letter and will continue to comply with all audits and investigations.
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Following the execution of 46-year-old William Glenn Boyd last Thursday by lethal injection, Markus Löning, the Federal Government Commissioner for Human Rights Policy and Humanitarian Aid, today (1 April) issued the following statement:
The list referred to is published as an Annex to the Foreign Trade and Payments Ordinance on Approval Procedures for Dual-Use Goods, which is maintained by the Federal Office of Economics and Export Control. If the substance were added to it, each and every export of sodium thiopental would require official approval.
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Semisweet Chocolate (Sugar, Chocolate Processed with Alkali, Chocolate, Cocoa Butter, Milkfat, Soy Lecithin, Natural and Artificial Flavors), Corn Syrup, Sugar, Skim Milk, Hydrogenated Palm Kernel Oil and/or Palm Oil, Less Than 2% - Butter, Milkfat, Lactose, Salt, Egg Whites, Natural and Artificial Flavor.
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