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Submitted by Howard Owens on December 4, 2013 - 12:41am
A pair of 23-point performances by Jesse Pflaumer and Brandon Naylor wasn't enough to secure victory Tuesday night for the Elba Lancers in the team's season opener against Albion.
After Elba jumped to an early double-digit lead by pulling down defensive rebounds and getting easy baskets in transition, foul trouble in the first quarter and a rash of turnovers let the Purple Eagles grab a lead it never relinquished the rest of the night.
"When switched to zone, we gave up some defensive rebounds and they (Albion) ended up cashing in on them," said Head Coach Mark Beeler.
The Lancers battled back, erasing a 10-point deficit late in the fourth quarter and when Pflaumer hit all net on a three-point jumper from the top of the key with just 26 seconds left in the game, Elba trailed by only two points, 71-69.
"That's when I really had a feeling it was going to go our way, but give Albion credit, they executed down the stretch to close it out," Beeler said.
On the in-bound pass, the Lancers fouled Albion to kill the clock and then grabbed the rebound on the missed free throw. Chad Kowalik got behind the defense and had an open path to the basket, but the pass was just a little beyond his reach and traveled out of bounds.
Albion would inbound two more times in the game, drawing fouls each time, leading to more free throws, which lead to two more points and seal the victory for the Eagles.
"I was just really happy to be in it at the end after being down 10 in the fourth," Beeler said. "The guys showed a lot of character tonight, sticking with it."
As exciting as the game was, it was also sloppy. Both teams got into foul trouble early and Albion rang up a number of fouls early in the second half (Elba slowed the pace a bit for their fouls in the third period).
The Lancers had 30 turnovers, with more than a dozen of them coming on in-bound passes, while the Eagles coughed the ball up 27 times.
"I'd like to blame it on first game jitters, but we had four scrimages so we shouldn't be that nervous," Beeler said. "Thirty is a lot. They had 27, so I'm sure (Albion's head coach) is not happy either. The third and fourth quarters were helter skelter and the intensity was amped up, and when it gets to that pace and the kids aren't used to it, turnovers are going to happen. But, yeah, you're not going to win many games with 30 turnovers."
Despite the loss, Beeler likes what he sees of his team so far and thinks with five seniors in the starting line up, a run at a sectional title is not out of the question.
"I think as these guys play and the season goes on and we eliminate some of the errors, I think we'll be right there," Beeler said "We've got good size. We've got a lot of seniors. That's going to help us down the stretch."
Beeler also has a secret weapon on the bench -- Tom Nowak, the recently retired former coach of the girls team, the coach with eight sectional titles and a state championship to his credit.
Nowak has been filling in as a part-time assistant for Beeler, whose first coaching job was working for Nowak as a girls JV coach.
"He taught me lot and continues to teach me a lot," Beeler said. "It's been great to have him in practices and definately on the bench. It's like hitting the coaching jackpot as far as getting an assistant on the bench with you."
The team responds well to Nowak's presence, Beeler said.
"When I tell the kids he's coming to practice ahead of time and as soon as I tell them he's coming in, they get excited because they know they're going to get better that day," Beeler said.
Besides the 23 points apiece for Pflaumer and Naylor, Dan Scott had 14 points. For Albion, Dez Blackmon had 20 points and Manny Thompson had 15.
Top photo: Jesse Pflaumer driving for the basket.
Albion's Alex Bison.
Brandon Naylor at the free throw line.
Head Coach Mark Beeler
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Submitted by Andrew Crofts on December 3, 2013 - 11:03pm
The Genesee Community College men's basketball team has won its last four games and has scored 100 or more points in three out of the last four after a 113-69 win over visiting Medaille College (JV) on Tuesday night.
Ervin Mitchell extended his scoring streak of 20 or more points to seven games in a row after scoring 21 points on Tuesday night in limited action.
Genesee shot close to 60% and the Cougars' bench saw plenty of action, producing 45 points in the win.
Gaberiel Burroughs led the way for GCC with 26 points and six rebounds. Naquil Jones added 19 points, Redell Freeman and Alex Morris each finished with 13 points and Freeman dished out nine assists. Da'Shawn Suber chipped in nine points and Alastair Cole added eight points and six boards.
The Cougars held Medaille to just 32% shooting from the field and forced 24 turnovers, resulting in 26 fast-break points.
Genesee improves to 5-2 and will host Niagara College (Canada) on Thursday night for an 8 p.m. start.
Submitted by Howard Owens on November 26, 2013 - 12:56pm
The 2012-13 season was a banner campaign for the Lady Devils. They won the school's first league title in girls basketball and made it to sectional finals for the first time.
But there's also some unfinished business from that championship run, according to first-year Head Coach Marty Hein.
The loss to Waterloo was ugly.
"The girls poured their hearts out in the semifinals two days before," said Hein, who was assistant coach to Bill Wade last year. "They just didn't have it in their eye that night and they know that. The girls know we didn't give 100-percent effort against Waterloo that night and that's the lesson that I hoped they learned -- give 100-percent effort all the time."
With Batavia HS moving to Class A1 and Waterloo staying in Class B, there's no hope for a rematch.
"I'm hoping to line up a scrimmage with Waterloo," Hein said. "I'd like to play Waterloo again because I don't like the taste in my mouth of how we lost in the finals."
Hein thinks with the players returning, the core of that league-leading team will be back on the court this season and they should be able to hold their own at least through the Monroe County schedule and into A2 sectionals.
The attitude is there, he said.
"They've come back with that buring desire to want to focus a little more, work a little bit harder and get back to that same spot and hopefully a little bit better," Hein said.
Senior Liz Myers and sophomores Tiara Filbert and Madison McCulley are third-year varsity players and anchor the starting line-up. Sophomore Sam Cecere, at 5' 9" tall, has made great progress playing post, Hein said.
Hein is going to be looking for a stronger defense from the girls this year.
"I want a lot more communication out of our defense this year," Hein said. "We're turning the pressure up a little bit on defense. Even if we stumble a little on offense, if we can hold our opponents to a lower number then we should still come out victorious in the end."
There will be a few changes in the team from the Wade era, but Hein has a lot of admiration for the local coaching legend.
"When the job came open (four years ago), I applied," Hein said. "Bromley (BHS athletic director) gave me a few clues about who else applied for it, and I told Mike at that point to take my name out of the hat. It was a good learning experience to be sitting behind Bill for the four years. I learned a lot."
Submitted by Howard Owens on November 21, 2013 - 10:43pm
With a new head coach, the Le Roy boys basketball team is being put through its paces.
At a practice Thursday night, there was no slowing down, no waltzing through zone defenses, no stepping through an offensive playbook. The boys ran, they jumped, they weaved and they passed and they shot.
The fast-paced practice is designed to help prepare the team for what Rick Rapone hopes will be a quick-break offensive style during the regular season.
"We're going to try," Rapone said.
Rapid transitions, Rapone believes, equals more scoring opportunities.
"The faster you get down the court, the easier a shot you get, the percentages are you should make it," Rapone said.
He'll have to find out if his team can handle the fast pace in real time under game pressure.
He's certainly gotten the boys' attention. The players went through the practice with game faces on, not missing a beat.
"You've seen for yourself, they're hard workers," Rapone said. "They've responded well to all the new things we're trying to do. Even though we had a little bit of a short time frame because football was so successful this season, we're catching up pretty well. It's a great group of kids."
The boys should listen. Rapone has the coaching pedigree to command attention.
He's the brother of Notre Dame's Mike Rapone, and while Rick is 606 wins short of his brother's legendary accomplishments as a varsity coach, Rick was one of Mike's assistants in the 1980s.
This, however, is his first head coaching job.
"I've always wanted to coach basketball and the opportunity came up and I took a shot and was fortunate enough to get it," said Rapone, a Le Roy resident.
While Rapone is waiting to see how his team responds in game situations, he thinks he's got the athletes ready to have an impact in the Livingston County League.
There's Zach Moore and Steve Cappotelli. Cappotelli he said missed last season because of an injury but will provide a key leadership role on the team.
Kody Lamkin gives the Knights a big man under the boards who will surprise people with his athleticism.
"People are going to see how fast he is for such a big guy, and he has a great shooting touch for a big fellow," Rapone said.
Sophomores Nick Egling and Ethan Witkowski are also expected to be contributors this season.
"The key to the whole thing, though, is our point guard, Mike McMullen," Rapone said. "He's very smart. He's very tuned in to what we're trying to do."
With Notre Dame in the Genesee Region and Le Roy playing in Livington County, and Le Roy in Class B and Notre Dame in Class D, there's no chance -- at least this season -- that the Rapone brothers will see their teams meet in competition.
That may make it a little easier for Mike to share some of his ideas with Rick, which Rick said Mike is very willing to do.
"I'd be a fool not to have learned by watching him coach and win his 600 games," Rick Rapone said. "A lot of the successful things he does, I can guarantee you, that we're going to try our best to pick up on. He's a great man and obviously a very successful basketball guy. I'd be a fool not to get as much information as he's willing to share, and he's willing to share a lot."
Submitted by Andrew Crofts on November 21, 2013 - 9:10pm
Ervin Mitchell kept his scoring streak alive on Thursday night by scoring 28 points in a 106-71 win over Houghton JV. The Genesee Community College freshman forward has scored twenty or more points in every game so far this season.
Mitchell extended his streak in the first half alone, scoring 21 of GCC's 64 points in the opening period.
The Cougars held a comfortable 31 point lead at the break, but the Highlanders made a 13-3 run to start the second half and eventually got back to within 19.
After the slow start, Naquil Jones sparked the Cougars, scoring 15 second half points and helped GCC extend its lead back to a wide margin.
Genesee had four players in double-figures, led by Mitchell. Jones finished with 24 points, Alastair Cole added 14 points and Gabriel Burroughs finished with 11. Jason Perry-Murray grabbed 10 rebounds for GCC, which was plus 24 in rebounding.
The Cougars improve to 3-2 this season and will travel to Davis College on Saturday for a 3 p.m. start.
Submitted by Howard Owens on November 20, 2013 - 9:48pm
Tom Redband is feeling like perhaps the luckiest first-year varsity basketball coach in the State of New York.
He's taking over an established program with a long history of success and is able to call on two coaching mentors who are among the best in the business -- Tom Nowak, his predecessor, and Buddy Brasky, whom he worked for in Batavia prior to moving to Elba to teach business and coach the Lady Lancers.
"It's rare to take over a program like this," Redband said. "You have to get a little lucky. You have to be in the right place at the right time. It has to be good timing and a good fit. And to have them both (Nowak and Brasky) here, where I can call them up, I can go to either of their houses right now and watch film, it's just a tremendous resource to have."
Redband was a special education aide in Batavia and coached seventh-, eighth- and ninth-graders and assisted with the basketball program before he was offered the job in Elba. Redband is also the older brother of Jeff Redband, the junior forward for Batavia High School who sunk that all-important buzzer beater in last year's regional championship game.
Under Nowak, the Lady Lancers won eight section titles and a state title and was ranked among the top 10 Class D programs in the state each of the past eight years (the furthest the records go back).
Rather than feeling intimidated to step into such big shoes, Redband is feeling excited and fortunate.
"There's so much passion for basketball here," Redband said. "The girls love it. There's a system all set up. There's a ton of postives. There's a youth program. Having him (Nowak) as a resource is amazing. He wants to spread his knowledge to anybody who wants to listen."
In many ways, Redband doesn't see much changing. He shares the philopsphy of Nowak and Braksy, that building winning varsity teams begins with players in the third grade.
"You don't just hope the girls come to high school ready to play," Redband said.
Redband said he will certainly have his own way of doing things, but the core values will remain the same.
"We're blending a lot of what they know," Redband said. "I 'm learning a lot about what they know and then blending in what I know. Hopefully we can get a great fit."
One aspect of the Batavia program Redband is used to is there's almost always some hoops going on somewhere, even in the off season and he will look for an opportunity to get the girls more involved in basketball -- so long as it doesn't interfere with other athletic pursuits -- in the spring, summer and fall.
"That's one thing I learned from Coach Brasky in Batavia," Redband said. "If you want to be good and you want to be good compared to the best, then you've got to put the time in."
How good will Elba be in 2013-14? It's hard to say.
The team graduated five seniors, losing four starters, so it will be a young team.
"We lost a lot but we still have a lot of talent," Redband said.
The Lady Lancers will be the only Class D team in the Genesee Region, so they will spend most of the regular season playing mostly against larger schools, which makes for a challenging schedule but also preps them for sectionals.
Kelsey Bezon, a starter on the 2012 state champion team, returns as a senior and the point guard.
"We're going to rely heavily on her," Reband said. "That's no secret."
Alex Reigle, Haley Brown, Alyssa Bogue, Bri Pangrazio are also all returning players and Redband said there is a lot of talent in that core group of players.
He praised Reigle, a guard, as smart and strong, a player who loves the game and has a good attitude.
"We're going to be competitive," said Redband, who will be assisted this year by Nathan Shirk. "There's no reason (reaching sectionals) shouldn't be our goal."
Redband also expects the team will benefit from the strong support the Elba community always gives its basketball teams.
"I'd rather coach some place like this where there's an expectation and where people come and they're into it and they watch and it's a community thing rather than some place where it's not that big of deal," Redband said.
Kelsey Bezon
Submitted by Howard Owens on November 19, 2013 - 9:47pm
It will be impossible in 2014 for the Notre Dame girls basketball team to repeat as Class D state champions.
Section V officials made sure of that.
If the Fighting Irish make it to the post season -- very likely given the fact that all but one top player from last year is returning -- making a deep run in the post season will be difficult.
Again, thanks to Section V officials.
Notre Dame, with only 149 students, has been moved from Class D to Class B2 where eight of the 10 schools in the class have an average of 283 students, and all but Le Roy (283) and Bishop Kearney (216, and last year's Class C state champions) have more than 300 students.
Section V officials moved Notre Dame past Class D1 and three Class C divisions to get the team in with schools nearly twice as big.
"I always thought sports was about the kids, but they're doing what they have to do to make it difficult for the private school and that's just the way it is," Pero said.
Any shot at a State Championship will mean getting past several schools in Class B1 with more than 400 students.
"I'm not crying wolf," Head Coach Dave Pero said. "To me it's not fair, but sometimes life just isn't fair. There's a lot worse things out in life than us going to Class B."
Rather than cry over what he can't change, Pero is doing what good coaches do -- getting his players ready to play, running through offensive and defensive drills, working on conditioning and planning how to use his available resources for the best possible results.
"It is what it is," Pero said. "We're preparing our girls to play and I think they'll handle that, and the chips will fall where they may."
There will be a lot of tools at Pero's disposal: Mel Taylor, the MVP of the state championship game, returns to her play-making guard position; Laurie Call, a Scottish terrier on defense who gets a hold of an opposing player's leg and won't let go; and Burgundy Bartlett, who's quick and strong with three-point range, but is coming off a missed season because of a knee injury.
Then there's Shea Norton, who's grown from last year's 5'10" to 6'1" and added some muscle. The sophomore may be primed for a breakout year. She worked hard on her game over the summer, improving her ball handling and perimeter shooting, making her a threat in the paint and from long range.
"Last year, she was here, but learning," Pero said. "She's improved by leaps and bounds. She's playing the inside, but also making shots outside."
At the post positions, Pero can also look for big contributions from two other tall and strong sophomores, Taylor DiMartino, returning from last year's team, and Becca Krenzer, a transfer from Pavilion. Both are six-footers who can pull down rebounds on both ends of the court.
Also returning are Bailee Welker (who is also made big off season strides, Pero said), Hannah Green, Emily McCracken and Emma Francis, who all made significant contributions during the course of ND's championship run.
"We have 11 players who can contribute, who can come off the bench and I won't feel like we're losing much," Pero said.
That kind of quality player rotation will be important in a season where coaches are expecting refs to call more fouls.
Just like the NCAA, officials have decided the pendulum in basketball has swung too far toward the defense and it's time to let the offense reassert itself. There are no new rules, but rules about hand checking and giving driving shooters space will be more rigorously and consistently enforced.
So far this season in NCAA men's hoops, there have been an average of 10 more fouls called per game. In last Saturday's Niagara and Seton Hall game, there were 72 fouls called and 102 free throws. Men's game scoring has increased to 76 points per team, up from 67.5.
Notre Dame made it through the post season last year in large part because of a never-let-up defensive style that kept opponents off balance and out of sync.
Nobody was more tenacious or aggressive on defense than Call, but after a scrimage yesterday in which the Irish were called for 21 fouls in the first quarter, Pero believes his team learned a valuable lesson, and the lesson wasn't lost on Call.
"She's matured so much and I think her eyes really opened up last night in the second quarter," Pero said. "Even last year through the run, we were worried she was going to get into foul trouble but she changed her game and I think she's mature enough to do that again."
Pero still expects Call to spark the defense.
"If Laurie's on you, you're going to have a lot of problems," Pero said.
Last year Call lead Section V with 120 steals. If she hits that mark again -- and Pero believes she will -- that would put her at 400 career steals, which Pero said would be quite a milestone.
Taylor will also be closing in on a career milestone of 1,000 points scored.
The lone senior to graduate after the state championship was Shea's older sister, Riley Norton. Riley was the team's leading scorer, hitting about 14 points per game, but Pero believes with the improvements in his younger players and the strong rotation he can put on the floor the team can fill the scoring gap.
The Lady Irish will only go as far as the girls are willing to focus and play hard, Pero said, and that's true whether they're in Class D or Class B.
The Genesee Region League -- the majority of ND's regular season opponents -- is comprised mainly of Class C teams. Only Elba -- which won the state championship in 2012 and had a seven-game winning streak against ND snapped in Sectionals last year -- is Class D. The Irish are probably the pre-season favorites to when the GR title.
Which puts them into sectionals, where anything can happen, even when playing bigger schools.
"It's all breaks," Pero said. "When you get into the post season, you've got to catch some breaks and the post season is so far away right now that we want to get through our 18 games and then the post season will be here and we can concentrate on that."
Top photo: Dave Pero.
Mel Taylor
Asst. Coach Dave Pero Jr.
Laurie Call
Bailee Welker
Shea Norton
Submitted by Howard Owens on November 17, 2013 - 12:56pm
In a room filled with friends, fans and supporters last night, former Elba Lady Lancers Head Coach Tom Nowak was all smiles.
"It's really special," Nowak said. "It's a little bit, I don't know, I want to say the word, 'imposing,' because you want to be in the background as a coach. It's difficult when you come out here and you're the person, but it's really nice to see."
Nowak was honored with a retirement party at the Elba Fire Hall that featured a collection of memorabilia and lots of memories from 26 years of serving the community by teaching young people how to compete and win.
In 1977, after two years at Dundee, Nowak joined Elba Central as a history teacher. He also became the varsity football coach and the varsity girls basketball coach.
His football record over 22 years was 130-60-6 with two sectional titles.
Leading the Lady Lancers, Nowak compiled a 457-132 record, eight sectional titles and, most significantly, a state title in 2012.
"Just that one precious one," Nowak said of the state championship. "It was special. We went in 2000 and lost in the finals. I always thought I'd never get a chance to go back and I got a chance to go back and the girls came through."
Teaching and coaching in Elba was a perfect fit, he said.
"I've always considered myself a shallow person," Nowak said. "I like history and I like sports. I first got to be a history teacher at Elba and then I got a chance to coach, so it really worked out well for me."
It takes time and dedication to be a successful varsity coach in any sport, and that means, Nowak acknowledged, that he maybe wasn't home as much as his wife might have liked over the years.
"We're going to do some things for my wife," said Nowak, who retired from teaching in 2009. "She spent so many years staying home on a Friday night watching Dallas and Falcon's Crest while I was out gallivanting around scouting football games. It will be nice to give her the opportunity to do some of the things that maybe we didn't get to do when I was a coach."
With all those wins and all those titles, surely young coaches could learn something from Nowak, and here's his advice:
"Find a mentor," Nowak said. "Find the people who are successes and spend some time and find out why they're successful.You will see something you can incorporate into your own plan. That's something I did. I looked at some role models because as a young coach you really don't know what to do and that was really beneficial to me."
Submitted by Howard Owens on November 14, 2013 - 9:54pm
In recent years, even on the first day of practice, Buddy Brasky said he was eager for go-time. He thought his teams were ready for their first regular season game.
This year, with six seniors graduating and a roster stocked with sophomores and juniors, it's going to take a little time to get the team into championship form.
"We've got to get better throughout the year," Brasky said following a practice at Batavia High School today. "We get a little bit better, a little better, a little bit better, and hopefully we peak by the end of the year. Where in the past couple of years we've been really good right from the beginning, I think it's going to take a little while this year."
The core of the starting squad appears to be Justice Fagan, a senior guard, and Jeff Redband, a junior forward whose clutch buzzer beater in last year's regional championship helped send the Blue Devils to the state championship semi-finals.
"We've got two really good players, two first-team, all-league type of players," Brasky said. "If we can get the guys around them to step up, yes, we can win the league title and then the next step from there is sectionals."
It's a little bit of a setback, Brasky said, that Redband is sitting out pre-season wth an injured ankle. He's already been sidelined for three weeks and is at least two weeks away from returning for action. He may not be ready for the opening tip-off.
Also missing a big chunk of practice time is starting senior guard Andrew Turner, who will miss the next 10 days of practice after suffering a mild concussion.
Brasky is also expecting a big contribution from sophomore forward Malachi Chenault, who made the varsity last year as a freshman.
Coming up from JV is that squad's second-leading scorer last year, guard Jerrett Laskett, a junior.
"These are good kids," Brasky said. "They listen. They're coachable. Our schemes are pretty complicated. Our defenses are not easy to pick up, so little by little, I see improvement every day. I'm pretty pleased with how they're working right now."
The Blue Devils, in Class A-II this year, opens the season Dec. 7 against Williamsville South at Niagara Falls HS. There are no home games scheduled before the Lions Tournament, Dec. 27 and Dec. 30 at Genesee Community College.
Submitted by Howard Owens on November 13, 2013 - 10:32pm
In the late 1960s, when David Pero played boys basketball for Notre Dame, one of the schools annual opponents that always presented a challenge was St. Mary's School for the Deaf out of Buffalo.
The boys played hard and and ran their plays with no verbal communication.
It was quite an experience, as Pero remembered it. As the girls basketball coach at Notre Dame, Pero thought his team should share the same experience.
"This is a life lesson," Pero said. "Our girls get a chance to see that people with disabilities might play the game differently, but it's the same game and they're just as aggressive as we are."
Notre Dame hosted a pre-season scrimmage tonight with St. Mary's, the Rochester School for the Deaf and Geneseo High School participating.
"We thought it would be a great experience for our kids, our girls, to have a scrimmage with hearing teams and with another deaf team," said Tim Kelly, St. Mary's superintendent. "All four schools are getting a great experience playing against schools they wouldn't necessarily play against."
Notre Dame and St. Mary's haven't played competitively against each other in years, since both left the Smith League. The Fighting Irish are now part of Section V and the Genesee Region. St. Mary's and Rochester School for the Deaf are independent teams.
"They were always, always a good basketball team," Pero said. "They would give you all you wanted. We probably only ever beat them, all the years we played them, by three, four, five points, because they always had very good teams."
The scrimmage was a great chance for the teams to learn from each other and about each other, Kelly said.
"We're always looking at our school to have our kids reach their full potential both academically and athletically and this certainly helps our girls reach their full potential," Kelly said.
The scrimmage was sponsored by T.F. Brown's owner Rick Mancuso.
Submitted by Andrew Crofts on November 12, 2013 - 10:39pm
Shanell Glover helped pace the Genesee Community College women's basketball team to its first win of the season on Tuesday night, compiling a performance of 31 points and 15 rebounds in a 72-65 win over visiting Lakeland Community College.
GCC (1-4) got off to a fast start thanks to 20 first half points from Glover.
Dashawna Jenifer recorded her third double-double of the season, finishing with 17 points and 14 rebounds.
Genesee grabbed a total of 57 rebounds on the night and took advantage with 28 second chance points.
The Lady Cougars took a four-point lead into halftime and used 11 points off the bench in the second half to hold off Lakeland.
Breana Gleaton added eight points and Markina Robinson chipped in six points.
Genesee will return to action on November 23rd when it travels to Davis College.
The Genesee Community College men's basketball team could not hold on to a late lead against #17 Lakeland Community College on Tuesday night, and dropped its home opener of the 2013-14 season, 90-84.
Lakeland led the majority of the first half, shooting 60% from three-point range. The Cougars battled and stayed in the game by shooting 50% from the field in the opening period.
The Cougars took a 79-76 lead with four-minutes remaining in the game when Alastair Cole hit his fourth three-point basket of the night. Lakeland responded and with under a minute to play, broke an 82-82 tie with a layup and a chance at a three-point play. The Lakers could not capitalize with the free-throw.
Trailing by two with 40-seconds remaining, the Cougars forced a five-second violation on a Lakeland inbound attempt, but could not capitalize and were forced to put the Lakers at the line the remainder of the game.
Ervin Mitchell scored a game-high 26 points on 10 of 13 shooting. Cole finished with 23 points, Naquil Jones added 19 points and five rebounds and Gabriel Burroughs scored ten points.
Genesee (1-2) will return to action on Saturday against St. John Fisher (JV) at home at 12 p.m.
Submitted by Howard Owens on October 26, 2013 - 4:03pm
Le Roy Christian Community Project hosted a three-on-three basketball tournament today at Le Roy Physical Therapy. Here are some shots from one of the games.
There were nine teams and about 30 players participating.
Submitted by Howard Owens on October 17, 2013 - 9:55am
With the basketball season only six weeks out, some of the regions top hoops players have been heading over to the Batavia High School gym two days a week to drill on the game's fundamentals -- shooting and ball handling.
"It's a lot of skill work and a chance to get a ball in their hands," said Buddy Brasky, Batavia's boys varsity head coach and leader of the mini-camp, which he's been running for about six years.
Jeff Redband, a junior with Batavia, has been coming to the camp for five years, said his participation has definitely improved his game.
"This camp is based on the basics, so you don't learn new stuff, but it makes you better at the things you really need to know," Redband said.
Each session includes ball-handling exercises and shooting drills, but Brasky noted drilling just two days a week isn't going to cut it. The 45 players participating -- which range in age from eighth grade to high school seniors -- need to practice and play every day if they're going to improve.
"We tell them you can only do so much here," Brasky said. "You've got to take what we do here -- we're only here two days a week -- and go home and do it on your own at home."
One of the drills involves shooting 100 baskets from at least 12 feet out, but that's just a drop in the bucket for the amount of practice necessary to become a competent shooter.
"The games give them the opportunity transfer what they're learning in skills in a game situation," Brasky said.
"You've got to get a couple hundred shots in a day," Brasky said.
Following drills, the players break off into four-on-four games, which give the kids a chance to play against players from all over the region, not just Genesee County and not just their own schools.
All that drilling on fundamentals has really paid off for Elba's Haley Brown.
"It helps a lot," Brown said. "It's made me a lot better shooter and ball handler and it shows during the season."
Submitted by Howard Owens on September 19, 2013 - 2:56pm
Boys and girls in grades 9-12 looking to advance their hoop dreams are invited to a basketball mini-camp starting Oct. 7 at Batavia High School.
The camp is hosted by Batavia Boys Varsity Basketball Coach Buddy Brasky and sponsored by the Batavia Boys Basketball Booster Club.
The camp will focus on improving offensive skills and it will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. every Monday and Thursday in October.
The cost is $125 and Brasky said the camp is designed for experienced and serious players only.
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Five girls from Genesee County are part of a Genesee Valley Pride basketball program that recently took third place in a national tournament held in Florida.
The team is made up of Samantha Jurek and Hunter Jurek, from Alden, Abby Kamysz, Attica, Tiara Filbert, Batavia, Rebecca Grimaudo, Churchville-Chili, Kayla Heimlich, Le Roy, Niki Templeton and Logan Fugle, both of Livonia, and Pembroke's Rylee Mosher, Breanna Johnson and Michaela Nati.
This was the inaugural season for GV Pride, which competed in six regional tournaments before traveling to Florida. For more on the program, visit the team's Web site.
Submitted by Howard Owens on July 2, 2013 - 6:40am
Sunday, we posted photos from the 3-on-3 tournament at Williams Park. Last night organizer Dave Smith e-mailed us some pictures and information about the winners.
The 30 and over champs: Oldies But Goodies. Team members are Dontre Woods, Tyrone Woods, John McCulley and Alton Williams.
The boys 14-15 champs, The Unit. Team members are Adonis Davis, Malachi Chenault, Terrell Mapes and Anthony Gallo.
The girls 14-25 champs, The Pride. Team members are Tiara Filbert, Essence Williams and Maddie McCulley.
The girls 12-13 champs, Da Truth. Team members are Maggie Cecere, Dajah Williams and Alissa Polk.
The 6-7 year-old champs, Showtime. We have last names only: Woods, Welker, Sherwood and Brohmstead.
The 10-11 girls champs, They Got Game. Team members are Thomas, M. Reinhardt, M. Reigle, R. Stefaniak and J. Cuttney.
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Submitted by Howard Owens on June 30, 2013 - 6:24pm
Nice turn out today for the 3-on-3 tournament at Williams Park, which ran from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
No word yet on the winners.
Submitted by Howard Owens on June 29, 2013 - 7:06pm
Alessio LaRock and Isaiah Banks were at Williams Park late this afternoon getting in a little basketball practice prior to tomorrow's 3-on-3 tournament. The two 14-year-olds intend to play in the tournament.
LaRock is from Buffalo and Banks is a junior varsity player with Batavia High School.
Players and teams that wish to participate in the tournament who haven't signed up yet should get to the park before 9 a.m..
Submitted by Howard Owens on June 28, 2013 - 4:34pm
Rise to the Occasion -- the 2nd annual 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament at Williams Park. $100 per team to enter, guaranted 4 games per team. Brackets for ages six and up. Also a skills competion, three point contest and slam dunk contest.
Submitted by Howard Owens on June 9, 2013 - 11:30pm
If you happen to be in Miami for the NBA finals, and happen the Largo Bar & Grill, across the street from the American Airlines Arena, you'll hear a familiar voice -- WBTA's Jerry Warner.
Stephen Warner, manager of the Largo, streams WBTA every morning to keep up with the news from back home and listen to his father.
A graduate of Oakfield-Alabama High School, Genesee Community College and SUNY Brockport, Warner has been managing the bar and grill since it opened in 2010.
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Vintage 1953 Jaguar hailed as one of the most beautiful cars of its time goes on sale for £200,000
A classic sports car described as 'one of the most beautiful and innovative concepts' of its time has gone on sale for £200,000.
The incredible-looking 57-year-old Flajole Forerunner started life as a 1953 Jaguar XK120 - one of the best sports cars of its day.
But in 1955, U.S. designer Bill Flajole decided he wanted to create his own motoring masterpiece and set out to modify the English car.
Labour of love: The stunning Flajole Forerunner started life as a Jaguar, but was modified by its creator, taking over 7,000 hours
The auto supremo spent more than 7,000 hours designing and building the Forerunner, and the project set him back around £4,000.
At the time, the average house price in the UK was £2,000, and seven years before the Ferrari 250 GTO had come onto the market for £6,000.
What a beauty: The Forerunner boasts a retracting tinted Plexiglas roof, headrest bucket seats and fender coves in contrasting colours
Expensive hobby: Creating the car set Bill Flajole back £4,000 in 1955 - twice the price of the average UK house
Stunning: The car was driven every day for 15 years, but was recently fully restored
High concept auto: The Forerunner has been called 'one of the most beautiful and innovative concepts' in car design
Under the bonnet: The car has retained its 180bhp Jaguar engine, giving it a top speed of over 140mph
While the vintage Ferrari now commands a £20 million price-tag, the unique Forerunner will set its next owner back just £200,000.
When it was built, the Forerunner boasted a number of futuristic design elements including a retracting tinted Plexiglas roof, headrest bucket seats and fender coves in contrasting colours.
Vintage chic: The car will go on sale with Missouri-based dealer Hyman Ltd for £200,000
Former life: The Forerunner has come a long way from the 1953 Jaguar XK120, but has a classic beauty of its own
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Under the bonnet is the original 180bhp Jaguar engine, which gives the purple sports car a top speed in excess of around 140mph.
Bill Flajole drove the vehicle on a daily basis for 15 years, but the car has recently been fully restored, attracting global attention thanks to its flamboyant design and paint job.
The Forerunner is on the market with Missouri-based dealer Hyman Ltd for £200,000, with the classic dealership calling it 'one of the most beautiful and innovative concept cars of the 1950s'.
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BROOMFIELD -- Nothing worse than the dreaded "violation of team rules."
For Legacy football coach Wayne Voorhees, it was a message that he thought was sent loud and clear during a preseason meeting with the seniors, that anybody breaking the rules was going to be subjected to a five-game suspension.
"We talked about holding each other to a higher standard and so we as a group, that's what we decided," said Voorhees of his team's preseason plan. "We wanted to make the punishment something the kids would think about before they made decisions.
"We made this policy a year ago."
Unfortunately rules are made to be broken, and combine that with the fact that kids will be kids, it became a policy Voorhees and his staff had to enact. Star senior running back Taten Petersian along with senior lineman Travis Ebbs and junior lineman Javier Toquinto all will be out of the lineup until Week 9 against Ralston Valley.
So what does all this mean for the Lightning on the field?
In the first week after the suspensions, in the North Metro League opener against Arvada West on Sept. 26, the Lightning looked out of sorts and like a team trying to figure out what had happened during a 24-0 loss. The timing was gone and so, too, was the Lightning's ability to put any points on the board.
It got better Friday night against Pomona, albeit another loss. However, the Lightning clearly made steps in the right direction during the week of practice leading up to the Pomona game.
"It was a good week of practice, and even though those guys weren't there, we just played for them and just keep doing what we can," said Legacy sophomore quarterback Matt Lynch after the game. "We kind of have to forget about them while we are out on the field, that way we are going out and playing our hardest."
In the case of filling in for Petersian, who averaged 119 rushing yards per game through the first four contests, Voorhees has a number of backs that are willing and capable of filling that role. Junior Jared Camerlo and senior Alex Ortiz saw a lot of time against A-West, and sophomore Evan Baugh looked good early against Pomona and will likely get a bigger role as the weeks go by.
"The biggest thing is that we lost our starting guard as well and now we have two sophomores starting on the offensive line," Voorhees said. "That didn't help us either, but we still had 150 yards rushing (against A-West).
"It got into the psyche of our kids last week and I had parents coming to me after the game and saying they didn't realize how shaken some of the seniors were, missing these guys."
All three players have been away from the team since the incident and will be allowed to return to practice this week.
The schedule doesn't get any easier for the 2-4 Lightning this week. They are set to host Class 5A top-five Fairview on Thursday night at North Stadium.
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Brian Sandoval: This Nevada governor comes from a key western state, has Hispanic connections and a strong anti-crime background.
Nikki Haley: A daughter of Indian immigrants, as governor of South Carolina she practices conservative fiscal principles and has balanced her state's budget.
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Dark Side of Autumn Contest *Winners!!*Without Further a-do I announce your winners!!Dark Side of Autumn Contest *Winners!!*1 year ago in Personal More Like This
:iconsparklesplz::iconspotlightplz:First Place:iconspotlightplz::iconsparklesplz:
More from his Gallery:
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Unframed-Nature's Next BIG Contest!:iconzubatlaplz: Welcome to %Unframed-Nature's Next BIG Contest :iconzubatlaplz:Unframed-Nature's Next BIG Contest!3 months ago in Deviant Events More Like This
:iconpumpkinborderplz: Autumn THEME 2013: "The Strangest and Spookiest Tree" :iconpumpkinborderplz:
As Nature Lovers, I am sure most of us LOVE trees!
Not only do we love them, but from that love, we want to protect them, their beauty and all of their multitude of benefits for our planet, whenever this is possible.
Let us combine this total compassion and understanding for trees, with some seasonal or holiday FUN, and think about, go out and find, create, or imagine the strangest or spookiest tree you know of, and express it in the medium of your choice!
Ask Yourself:
Do you know of a really odd looking tree?
Do you know of a tree that is really different in appearance, maybe one that has some creepy-shaped branches?
If not, and therefore you don't feel you could photograph such a tree, could you draw one?
Paint one? Traditionally, or Digitally? WRITE ABOUT ON
Contest #3- Autumn ColorsWell, this year has gone rather well for us as a group, so I'd like to stir things up a little by having ANOTHER CONTEST!!Contest #3- Autumn Colors1 year ago in Personal More Like This
Hopefully things will go better this time around and we'll get more entries and such?
The theme is...Autumn Colors.
Of course, as this is a Treephotographers group, we mean autumn colors of trees...
Pictures of just the leaves themselves is fine too, but at least specify in the description what TREE they came from, hmm?
Some important points to remember :
Submit all photos for this contest to the "Contest- Oct2012" folder, otherwise, it won't count.
You can only vote if you are a member of the group, and if you SUBMIT a piece, YOU HAVE TO VOTE or your own piece will be VOIDED
The deadline for this contest will be November 29th.
The contest folder will be closed to all submissions from November 30th onwards.
Prizes- Volunteers are much appreciated.
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AUTUMN COLORS contest winners:icontwc-noplz::icontwc-no2plz::icontwc-plz3::icontwc-plz3::icontwc-plz4::icontwc-plz5::icontwc-plz6:AUTUMN COLORS contest winners1 year ago in Art Features More Like This
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*~Contest Winners' Feature~*The winners of #Treephotographers 'Autumn Colours' contest!*~Contest Winners' Feature~*1 year ago in Personal Journal More Like This
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Wild Hops 2 by ~darkguitar3000
Pools of sunset by ~darkguitar3000 See my true colours by ~darkguitar3000
Calm reflection by ~darkguitar3000 Starburst by ~darkguitar3000
Sunny day at the beach by ~darkguitar3000
~Third Place~
~TanjaMaria and =Mogrianne
bee free by ~TanjaMaria Seeds 4 tomorrow by =Mogrianne
golden crops II by ~TanjaMaria Frosty leaves by =Mogrianne
only the sun by ~TanjaMaria Fire oak by =Mogrianne
the frozen blues II by ~TanjaMaria Water drop on mitten by =Mogrianne
The Ghosts of Summer's Past by ~TanjaMaria Maple colors by =Mogrianne
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..::*Best of November Issue 1*::..Rules for joining & Submitting | What to submit & Where to place it | Our Current Contest | General Group Updates | Affiliates Blog, Contests | Outside Exposure..::*Best of November Issue 1*::..1 month ago in Art Features More Like This
What a beautiful month!! Wouldn't you agree?!? Well don't just take my word on it. Check out some of our best submissions!
Best of November 2013Here are some of the best pictures I found in November, 2013. They do not appear in my Square-features, that's why I do a monthly feature for all those great artists on deviantART who submitted no-square pictures.Best of November 20133 weeks ago in Art Features More Like This
New Perspectives (Part 5) by *EinsilbigGlencoe by =Greg-McKinnon
The Odyssey by *ColinHSillerud
Be Proud by =Kara-aBruarfoss by *Michaelthien
Early Winter's Magnificence by ~MaximeCourty
Division by *IvanAndreevich
Deviations under a thousand views: Nature XDeviations under a thousand views: Nature X7 months ago in Art Features More Like This
Desert Thunderstorm 2.0 by ~flatsix911jd by *Heardbydeaf
Magic Waterfall by *FurImmerUndEwigdecay by *IngeloreLet's dream high by ~passion-aestheteAntelope Spires by *Stuzal
Rudawy Janowickie 5 by ~PawelJGsrjsdg by *HeardbydeafSlagtemaaned by ~Mar-jus
To Bend Is Divine by `trevg. by *CathyDongA Minor Montage by =kayjensen
GAMPAU by ~AlloxaFirstWinter wonderland by ~deniseqnWahkeena Springs by *ceadair-crann
Dialog by *NestRDustland fairytale by ~theKikaSun in the forest by ~PoisonAgency
here comes the sun by ~azoic-ageDays of Winter by ~KateIndeedSubtle the Sun by =Writto
Spring is delayed by =WeissglutIf you believe in joy its because of sadness by =kayjensen:thum
A-foggy-day:iconeufrosis: :iconhello3plz::iconhello4plz:,dear watchers,A-foggy-day4 months ago in Personal More Like This
I have joined a new group focused on foggy scenes.
I diddn't like fog before I started to photograph. Now foggy days make me hold my camera and going out to capture beautiful scenes.fog makes dreamy,mysterious,soft sights.
Here are some photos submitted to this new group.The group is open for all kind of arts.
Come and join us :iconsomeredhearts:
Land, Sea, Sky and Heart"A man travels the world over in search of what he needs and returns home to find it." {George Moore}Land, Sea, Sky and Heart10 months ago in Personal More Like This
Best of TwC October Submissions! What a beautiful month!! Wouldn't you agree?!? Well don't just take my word on it. Check out some of our best submissions!Best of TwC October Submissions!2 months ago in Art Features More Like This
New Glow by *tvurk Autumn walk pt.IX. by =realityDream Conjunction by *CapturingTheNight Orange Sunset by *Natan-Estivallet Autumn Rays by =AnnMarieBone Autumn Aspen by ~FreiaInguz Autumn wind by ~Shoyei-do Aquamarine Cabochon Tree of Life by ~FreiaInguz Radical Silence by *tvurk yellow autumn by *nurtanrioven Double Strike by ~dheej18 Cloudland Canyon Overlook by ~rctfan2 Autumn is here by ~memysandi Autumn Colors by ~CitizenFresh o by =Weissglut
..::*Best of April Issue 1*::..:iconspring-6plz::iconspring-7plz::iconspring-8plz::iconspring-9plz::iconspring-10plz:..::*Best of April Issue 1*::..8 months ago in Art Features More Like This
What a fabulous month this is turning out to be!! Check out these amazing submissions from the beginning of April! Hope you enjoy!
PSST!!! This feature can be seen here too!!
~> http://roses-to-ashes.deviantart.com/journal/Tree-Feature-365842701
..::*Best of March*::..:iconspring-6plz::iconspring-7plz::iconspring-8plz::iconspring-9plz::iconspring-10plz:..::*Best of March*::..9 months ago in Art Features More Like This
I'm running a bit late on the features this month so March only has one massive Best of! Hope you enjoy!!
PSST!!! This feature can be seen here too!!
~> http://roses-to-ashes.deviantart.com/journal/Nature-361936842 http://roses-to-ashes.deviantart.com/journal/Nature-361936842
Feature TimeToday I picked up a few photos to share with you:Feature Time1 month ago in Art Features More Like This
4:59 version 2 by ~TanjaMariaWhy, hello there by ~VanityLadyForest Morning 3 by ~catrina339Icy morning 11 by *th0rped099my way 3 by ~Lymaera:) by ~x-KimLast Ones by ~ildiko-neerTree in the mist by ~Sinacle01Four prairie dogs by *XeniaChowaniecOnly one can survive by *woxysEat me by ~lilithianaLittle Red.3 by ~henwen
Raw-Nature Feature 33Raw-Nature Feature 331 month ago in Personal More Like This
Back to Raw-Nature
Over the last few weeks we've been featuring some our affiliates contests
Now here's a feature just for you
Hope you enjoy it
Please Fave/comment on this feature so that more people will see it
Photomanipulation Contest: Weirdly UnderwaterPhotomanipulation Contest: Weirdly Underwater2 months ago in Personal More Like This
Want to win some points? Want to win some exclusive photo stock? Join our photo-manipulation contest! The theme is Weirdly Underwater. The rules are simple:
1. One entry per participant. Submit it to http://allart-r-us.deviantart.com/gallery/46571758
2. Use at least one provided landscape stock AND at least one provided element stock. Therefore, total stocks used is at least two. You can use more stocks if you want to!
3. If you want to use somebody else's stocks, you CAN. BUT, remember our requirement. You must have at least used one provided landscape stock and one provided element stock.
Autumn Colors ContestAutumn Colors Contest2 months ago in Deviant Events More Like This
This contest is being held by :icontrees-with-character:%Trees-With-character Be sure to keep an eye on the official blog found here [link] for all recent updates!
:iconautumncolorplz: Theme: The theme for this contest is "Autumn Colors" as chosen by the mass majority of our members! This Theme is a very broad theme, which leaves you with a variety of options for entries.
:iconautumncolorplz: What should my entry be? Like I said this is a broad theme contest so anything that depicts autumn colors, leaves changing trees in vivid reds, oranges & yellows! Macros of autumn leaves are accepted as well As long as your entry includes trees, and vivid autumn colors!
Member Feature!Hello Forest Dwellers!Member Feature!1 year ago in Personal More Like This
I'd like to welcome all of our new members, and thank all members for making this a wonderful group! Be on the lookout for a new contest coming soon! Thanks again Forest Dwellers for submitting your outstanding works of art!!
July Shadows by ~sternenfern Oasis by ~hennatea ,, by =Weissglut Golden glow by *AljoschaThielen Quantok hills by ~anatmatos
Mushroom Time 1 by *feigenfrucht fungus by ~TanjaMaria Mushrooms by ~AnaturalBeauty as i walk alone xix by ~Fennecia Toadstool Town by ~kevissykez
more stuffing by =Cmac13 Oh lonesome me by *PhotoGrassHopper My watch strap broke! by =914four Cliff Swallow by ~wolfmeg Guster by *malaladanila
Lady by ~Wolfmanjack86 Spinning A Web by ~Arie-Vampiress Butterfly by ~sylverface :thumb292508346: Observing by ~elysabet
:thumb316054002: Summer beauties by *LiveInPix Wild Field by ~grifasp Sunflower by ~DunjaPhotography Juwels of the forest by ~Findhoem
KutkuMegsan's Forest Centaur Concept -Unfinished- by *KutkuMegsan :thumb310836528: Daydreaming by *Earleywine Bad Forests by =TrollGirl :thu
for only a few... Hello my friends!!!for only a few...4 months ago in Personal More Like This
Today I finally managed to clear my messages I don't actually know how many deviations I have gone through but I love seeing all your new work... although it makes it near impossible to pick 60 images to add to this feature
I hope you are all well I am sorry for any birthdays that I may have missed...it is not because I don't love you just that I haven't been on to see that your birthday was approaching
Here is my absolute fave selection from the Accumulation of amazing deviations you have all created over the last month
Please note that the artworks chosen are irrespective of their popularity/number of faves or views...they are simply images that inspire and fire my imagination
Love, fave, share and enjoy!!! [I am a dummy!]
Places VIIIPlaces VIII5 months ago in Art Features More Like This
The dark, the wonderful, the mysterious, the enchanted, the abandoned.
Templar Stairs by ~ZerberuZ Behind The Door by ~ZerberuZ L'escalier des chevaliers by ~ZerberuZ
Old Stuff by ~stengchen
Empty Walls by ~stengchen Forsaken Stairs by ~stengchen
The Missing Machinist. by ~RAGEkay
stairs in the ct by ~ZerberuZ In decline by ~Blakk-mamba
How It Was or How It Should Be by *JeRoenMurre
a tree by ~ZerberuZ Under Fall by =Janjua
The last 'begging for help' journal and...The last 'begging for help' journal and...1 month ago in Personal More Like This
If you remember my last journals you know that I'm participating in a calendar photo contest in Kellenhusen, the village where we spent our summer holidays 2012. I told you that I took so many photos last year that I decided to submit one photo each month until autumn. A big "thank you" to all of you who voted for my picutres in the last months! (In October I reached place #5, to have the chance of being chosen as a calendar motif you have to be among the top 3) I think that this month once again my photo has no big chance to rank at the top because some photographers are obviously members of big internet communities (you know what I mean) and begged all their "friends" to vote for their photos. Anyway, if you don't mind to play that voting-game one last time and if you want to support me, the voting period goes until November 30, and everyone is allowed to vote.
Voting is quite easy:
..::*Best of Sept. Issue 2*::..Rules for joining & Submitting | What to submit & Where to place it | Our Current Contest | General Group Updates | Affiliates Blog, Contests..::*Best of Sept. Issue 2*::..3 months ago in Art Features More Like This
Fall is here!!!! At least for me it is.. My most favorite season of the year! the leaves turn beautiful colors, the days are absolutely a wonderful temperature, and the nights are fantastic for walking with only a light sweater.. I could not be happier! Hope All our members, whether you are experiencing the great au
Tis the Season for TreesThe best from :icontrees-with-character:%Trees-With-character!!Tis the Season for Trees3 months ago in Art Features More Like This
Fall is here!!!! At least for me it is.. My most favorite season of the year! the leaves turn beautiful colors, the days are absolutely a wonderful temperature, and the nights are fantastic for walking with only a light sweater.. I could not be happier!
Whirlwood by *offermoord Reflective Twins in Paint by *kach-back Pellines- Undergrowth painting by *Nothofagus-obliqua In Memory of Spring *SOLD* by ~RachaelsWireGarden
Misty Waters by =AnnMarieBone Walk in the forest before the sun goes up by ~DeingeL Meditation by =AnnMarieBone Warrior by *IvanAndreevich


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There's no need to wait for the "kinks" to be worked out. Any technological system will always continue evolving over time, but the Internet is working for business now, and your investment in it can produce real returns.
Ron Close is president of Toronto-based Netcom Canada, one of Canada's largest national Internet Service Providers (ISPs).
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Ann Treneman explores British election campaign techniques which have been borrowed from abroad
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