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The big event of the summer along the Blue Ridge Parkway is set to start on Thursday. FloydFest 12 has already sold out, and is expected to draw tens of thousands of people to our area.
"They're willing to drive here, hike here, fly here and boat here," says the festival's creative director, Kris Hodges. "People have really recognized FloydFest as a unique travel destination."
With the festival right around the corner, we got some advice on what you need to know as you plan your weekend.
"Coming to FloydFest for the first time, I would definitely recommend researching our web site," says festival director, Erika Johnson.
Johnson says once there, you can find everything you need to know about what is and isn't allowed at this year's event.
Next, she says think twice about how much gear you're going to bring.
"Pack light, we do have a gear assistance shuttle program. We'll bring your gear in, but nonetheless travel light," says Johnson.
When it comes to parking, there are several different lots you may be assigned to, depending on which kind of ticket you've bought. Regardless of where you park, there will be busses bringing people onto the festival grounds.
"Be prepared to have an amazing time. Open your mind to a wealth of new experiences and music," says Johnson.
An experience that will have people from all over the country visiting our area this weekend.
We're just one day away from the gates of FloydFest 2013 being officially open to the public. Event organizers say its a festival that seems to bring people from all over our area and across the country back year after year. This year some big names will be taking the stage, including The Lumineers, Citizen Cope, and Old Crow Medicine Show. FloydFest runs through Sunday, with gates opening on Thursday for the general public, and a special VIP preview and sound check Wednesday at noon.
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Eleven in the evening is well past my bedtime, which is to confess that I don't have a particularly glamorous social life. A single man in late middle-age on a tight budget, I try to limit my trips to Monte Carlo to once-a-month or so. All of which means I am not at my best when the late Christmas Eve service rolls around. I'd just as soon be tucked away with visions of sugar plums, but we worship late that night, so I suck it up and do my best.
This year the choir was excellent, as always, though the whole community has been struggling a bit. It isn't easy to reconcile the call to be festive with the devastation caused by Superstorm Sandy, much less the massacre in Newtown. I tried to strike a balance, hope and challenge in the same homily.
At the end of the evening, as the line of folks shaking my hand and wishing me a Merry Christmas wound down, one of the once-a-year crowd stepped up. Instead of wishing me a "Merry Christmas," he informed me that it was the worst service he had ever attended.
When I attempted to explain our grief, he continued to chastise. And then he was gone. I bit my tongue and didn't sat what I wanted to, that someone who shows up once a year and does not contribute in any way to the life of the community really doesn't have a right to criticize how we worship. I didn't encourage him to try another church next Christmas. I'm human, and I certainly wanted to, but took it, and turned the other cheek.
I could write about this new American attitude, this pernicious belief that we have the right to criticize anything at anytime, to just blurt out whatever toxic blather enters our poisoned minds. But I won't. For what this bushy bearded rogue reminded me of, more than anything, was all the things pastors never get to say to their congregations. There have been numerous versions of such a list in recent years, often secretly circulated among the clergy. I'm going to let the cat out of the bag.
So here is a list of some of the things your pastor may (or may not) wish she (or he) could say. No doubt she or he has their own list. If you listen well, you might just see "between the lines."
1) You know how your doctor, lawyer and dentist had to complete years of grueling training and had to face numerous credentialing bodies before practicing her or his profession? Me too. In most cases I have completed a four-year undergraduate degree, a three-year professional degree, completed internships and clinical training. So when you assume I'm an idiot who just doesn't understand, I'm gritting my spiritual teeth and remembering Christ's humility. I'm smiling, but only on the outside.
2) Your offering is not a tip for a good sermon, nor are you paying for services rendered. Your stewardship, bringing your tithes and offerings to the community in which you worship, is a spiritual practice that comes right out of scripture. The people Jesus taught and healed lived in grinding poverty. And then there were the taxes, enforced by a brutal occupation army. Remember Matthew the Tax Collector and all those centurions running around? They weren't there for a parade. Yet Jesus still presumed the Hebrew practice of tithing. Failure to give appropriately is a spiritual problem. I know, and I am praying for you.
3) You probably think I only work an hour a week, because that is how often you see me. But that one hour a week took hours of preparation. I also managed to squeeze in several committee meetings, visited several people who were sick or homebound, and had to call the plumber and the dumpster company. I also represented the church at a civic function, and took three long phone calls telling me last week's sermon was "too political" because I pointed out that Jesus insisted we care for the poor. It's been a busy week, but I kept it down to under sixty hours, so that's good, right?
4) Oh, and about Sunday morning... I have been "on," like rock concert "on," all morning. I'm smiling and being social, but I'm actually fried. (One list described this as being "Beyonce at a concert on" and appeared in the Dirty Sexy Ministry blog by The Rev. Laurie Brock and The Rev. Mary Koppel. I'm not very Beyonce, so I've changed the reference slightly...). You know that important thing you needed to tell me as you shook my hand and headed off to brunch? I forgot it, along with the important things eight other people told me. Sorry, I didn't mean to, but you better write it down, send it in an email, or leave me a message for when I get back in the office. I think it is important because you think it is important, but I've already forgotten it.
5) I work for God. I know it sounds insane, but that's it, flat out. Every other level of authority, bishop, vestry or church council, is just middle management. I didn't accept this call to make money. I accepted it because I couldn't say "no" to God any longer. That means I'm not always going to preach what you want to hear. Sometimes I'm going to challenge you, in fact, sometimes I'm going to piss you off. I don't do it for fun. I do it because Jesus told us this following thing was going to be hard, and that we needed to do it with a good team behind us. And I'm on your team by choice. If I stop challenging you, you'll know that I am either exhausted or scared. Neither is good for you or the church you love.
6) Speaking of scared, I'd like to keep my job. I may have a spouse working in the community, kids in the local schools, and I most certainly have student loans that will follow me to the grave. It's a razor's edge up here, trying to please God and middle management and every person sitting in the pews. I need your prayers, and possibly a good therapist...
7) I care more about the regulars. I know I'm not supposed to, but I do. You know, the ones who show up in the pouring rain, there for every fund raiser and Bible study. When a perfect stranger shows up demanding the rites of the church and treating me like I'm an unfortunate prop in their personal movie, it's a problem. She may be your granddaughter, but she hasn't been inside of a church, except as a bridesmaid, in years. She may promise to raise that child as a Christian, but you and I both know she's not going to get up on Sunday morning. I'm having serious theological qualms about this, I'm just not telling you.
8) When you insist on "the way we do things in this church," I'm wondering when you stopped worshiping a living God and started worshiping a building and its resident bureaucracy. Give me half a chance, and I'll help you drop the average age of worshipers and give this church a future. Many thousands of churches close every year. This doesn't have to be one of them. But it's your choice. When you are ready to look forward instead of backward, I'll be there to lead the way. That is, after all, what you keep telling me I'm supposed to do.
9) Finally, I am human. Really. That nasty comment you made on your way out the door? It hurt. And wasn't very Christian. But I forgive you, and still love you, because that's how I roll.

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But the reports, which Sen. Mark Warner (D-Va.) likened to agency "busy work," will continue unless Congress explicitly authorizes their elimination.
All told, OMB has listed 376 duplicative or unnecessary reports, 269 of which could be eliminated altogether.
Now, Warner says he plans to introduce legislation allowing for the elimination or consolidation of these reports.
Identifying the reports is part of the Government Performance and Results Modernization Act, which Warner sponsored and which President Barack Obama signed into law in January 2011. The law required agencies to better align annual performance goals with the long-term aims identified in their four-year strategic plans.
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Warner seeking legislative fix
While GPRA also directed agencies to identify the unnecessary reports, because most of them are congressionally-mandated, only official legislation can completely nullify the reporting requirements.
"So, we have to kind of end up coming back and then clean house in effect to fully implement what was identified by GPRA," Warner said in an interview on In Depth with Francis Rose.
Warner said he's still considering the proper legislative fix.
"We're not saying we're going to go in and endorse all of OMB's requirements," he said. "But we want to comb through this, figure out which of these .... we concur with OMB on in terms of either elimination and consolidation."
Warner said the bill would "show to the federal workforce that we're not just simply trying to be additive, that we're actually trying to eliminate some of the outdated and some cases repetitive, ridiculous requirements we, as Congress, have put before folks."
'Cleaning out the underbrush'
Over the years, Congress has been too quick to add to agencies' workload, he said. As circumstances and situations evolve, Congress isn't shy about asking agencies to provide more data, he explained.
"But what we're not very good at is ever going back through and cleaning out the underbrush of programs, regulations and — in this case what we're focused — reporting requirements that outlived their usefulness," he said.
The broader aim of the bill — as with GPRA modernization — is to help agencies further refine their policy goals and allow them enough time and resources to go about implementing them as opposed to being chained to strict reporting requirements.
But there's nothing to stop Congress from continuing to pile on the requests for reports further down the road.
"My hope is what we're doing is a good first step here by eliminating some of the burdensome activity that isn't towards full mission," he said.
OMB proposes to eliminate, consolidate 376 reports
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When is a necktie party a good thing?
When Oklahoma City artist Kiona Wooton-Millirons visits the Metropolitan Library System, to show teens just how many things can be made from a man's necktie. The program, which began at the Edmond and Choctaw libraries on June 3 and 4, continues next week at the Southern Oaks Library, June 9 at 7:00 p.m. and the Village Library, June 10 at 3:00 p.m.
"Kiona's program is called 'Necktie Creatures,'" said Southern Oaks librarian John Hilbert, "and it fits perfectly with the Metropolitan Library System's Summer at the Library program for teens. Our theme this year is Metamorphosis. Grab one of your dad's old ties—maybe you better ask him for one he doesn't wear any more—and bring it to the library. Kiona will help you metamorphosize it."
Teens interested in recycling men's neckties to make wild, weird, wacky, or way cute stuffed creatures should keep an eye out for other Necktie Art programs throughout the summer.
Besides the Village and Southern Oaks Library, the Necktie Creatures program will also be held later this month and next at the Midwest City Library on June 17, the Warr Acres Library on June 19, and the Del City Library on July 16.
For more information or to pre-register for the program, call the participating library nearest you or visit www.metrolibrary.org.
The Metropolitan Library System of Oklahoma County includes 12 libraries and five extension libraries. Libraries include Belle Isle, Capitol Hill, Ralph Ellison, Ronald J. Norick Downtown Library and Southern Oaks in Oklahoma City, as well as Bethany, Choctaw, Del City, Edmond, Midwest City, Village and Warr Acres. Extensions are located in the communities of Harrah, Jones, Luther and Nicoma Park and include Wright Library in Oklahoma City. You can also reach us at www.metrolibrary.org


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Senior Sales Associate Gabriel Rojas embodies the ideals that have established Climb as a paradigm of luxury and technological innovation. Persevering, ambitious, and an extraordinary listener, Gabriel stakes his success and reputation on his uncompromising attention to detail and his pioneering spirit.
Gabriel Rojas grew up dividing his time between the countryside of The Finger Lakes in New York and the cutting edge lifestyle of New York City. His father, an accomplished fashion photographer, helped him to develop an extraordinary eye for detail which has been translated into his love for real estate, architecture, photography, and design. His father's photo studio, located in the Meat Packing District, was a pioneering real estate play long before it became the hip and trendy destination it is now.
While working in advertising sales as a Business Development Manager, Gabriel's curiosity for real estate opportunities took flight in 2000 with an investment in what is now known as Harlem's Renaissance. Seeing potential value in an area that he knew was destined to succeed, his investment in a home would then become a profitable rental property when he decided to move to San Francisco.
For buyers and investors, Gabriel brings the same opportunistic outlook to San Francisco real estate. Working as a leasing agent in The Mission District, he quickly learned the diverse neighborhoods, their unique character, and the kind of renters and buyers interested in becoming a part of them. "Like New York, San Francisco provides people with an exciting opportunity to buy in a world-class city that's experiencing incredible growth, seeing amazing innovation, and future value."
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Types of Targeted Therapies
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Before we begin to discuss how specific targeted therapies work, we will first review three types of drugs that can be used as targeted therapies—small molecules, antibodies, and vaccines. Each of these drug types has distinct characteristics that have important biological and clinical implications.
Small Molecules
Many targeted therapies are small molecules. Once in the body, most small molecules can easily travel across cell membranes, including the plasma membrane. This means that they can be used to interfere with proteins located either outside or inside the cell. Small molecules are often designed to interact with specific areas of the target protein in order to modify its enzyme activity or its interaction with other molecules.
Gleevec® (imatinib) is one example of a small-molecule targeted therapy that inhibits a few key signaling pathways.
Monoclonal Antibodies
The interaction of signaling molecules with receptors on the outside of a cell often activates pathways inside the cell. Monoclonal antibodies can interfere with these signaling pathways in cancer cells in a number of ways:
First, antibodies can work outside the cell by preventing signaling molecules and receptors from interacting with each other.
Second, they can also be used as delivery vehicles, guiding radioactive molecules or toxins to the cancer cells.
Third, antibodies attached to a cell can trigger an immune response that destroys the cell.
Herceptin® (trastuzumab), Avastin® (bevacizumab), Bexxar® (tositumomab), Mylotarg® (gemtuzumab), and Rituxan® (rituximab) are examples of monoclonal antibodies used to treat cancer.
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Antibodies Are Effective Targeted Therapies
Antibodies have become an important form of targeted therapy over the past several years. Antibodies are used as targeted therapies because they can be engineered to interact with very specific targets. This high degree of specificity helps avoid the unwanted side effects that can occur if a therapy interferes with molecules other than the target.
Monoclonal antibodies can be very effective targeted therapies, but they are also associated with a number of challenges. Antibodies are large proteins that cannot easily cross cell membranes. Because of this, they are most often designed to recognize molecules that are outside the cell or on the cell surface.
Also, production of antibodies is very different from the chemical processes used to generate small molecules. Customized cell lines must be made to engineer antibodies that recognize a specific target. These antibodies must then be carefully purified to ensure that they are safe for patients.
Therapeutic Cancer Vaccines
The immune system is programmed to defend the body against invaders, such as a cold virus, but its ability to fight cancer is limited because it doesn't usually recognize cancer cells as foreign. In fact, some cancers actively suppress the body's immune responses.
Unlike other targeted therapies, therapeutic cancer vaccines do not act specifically on pathways in cancer cells. Instead, they act broadly by trying to activate the body's immune system to make it recognize and attack cancer cells.
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Cancer Vaccines Enhance Immune System Response
The use of cancer vaccines so far has almost uniformly focused on patients who are already undergoing treatment—so they are called therapeutic cancer vaccines. Through mechanisms that researchers are now beginning to understand, the immune system often fails to recognize cancer cells, and simply leaves them to potentially take root and form tumors.
Therapeutic cancer vaccines try to refresh the immune system's memory. The cancer vaccine may contain inactivated cancer cells, viruses that express tumor antigens (unique proteins or protein bits that sit on the surface of cancer cells and can trigger some immune response), or any antigens that are overexpressed by cancer cells.
Therapeutic cancer vaccines are often given with another agent—called an adjuvant—that enhances the immune response. One commonly used adjuvant is interleukin-2. This protein heightens the activity of the immune cells responsible for orchestrating an immediate immune response when an invader molecule is recognized. Other adjuvants include antigens not located on cancer cells but known to induce a strong general immune response. The idea is that if the immune system is very active, it will do a better job attacking all of its targets, including cancer cells.
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- Which of the following types of targeted therapies are usually given to patients orally?
- Small molecules
- Monoclonal antibodies
- Vaccines
- Which types of therapies can cause the immune system to attack cancer cells?
- Small molecules
- Monoclonal antibodies
- Vaccines
- Both Monoclonal antibodies and Vaccines
- Which types of therapies can be used to directly target molecules inside the cell?
- Small molecules
- Vaccines
- Correct answer to Question 1: a
- Small molecules - Correct answer. Because of their chemical properties, small molecules can usually be given to patients orally.
- Monoclonal antibodies - Incorrect answer. Monoclonal antibodies are delivered by intravenous infusion. Antibodies and other protein therapies cannot be given orally because they would be broken down by the body before they could enter the circulation.
- Vaccines - Incorrect answer. Vaccines are usually administered by intramuscular, subcutaneous, or intravenous injection, although researchers are working to package vaccines in more stable ways in order to allow for oral delivery.
- Go to Question 2.
Correct answer to Question 2: d
- Small molecules - Incorrect answer. Small molecules usually target cellular signaling pathways and do not induce an immune response.
- Monoclonal antibodies - There is a better answer. Monoclonal antibodies can cause the body's immune system to attack cancer cells, but they are not the only type of targeted therapy that can do this.
- Vaccines - There is a better answer. Vaccines do cause the body's immune system to attack cancer cells, but they are not the only type of targeted therapy that can do this.
- Both Monoclonal antibodies and Vaccines - Correct answer. Both monoclonal antibodies and vaccines can activate the immune system to attack cancer cells.
- Go to Question 3.
Correct answer to Question 3: a
- Small molecules - Correct answer. Small molecules can cross the cell membrane to target molecules in the cell, but they are not the only type of targeted therapy that can do so.
- Vaccines - Incorrect answer. Vaccines activate the immune system to recognize molecules produced by cancer cells.


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Is 2014 set to be the year of the Kaiser Chiefs?
Tuesday, March 25th, 2014
Once heralded as one of the biggest bands in the UK, the Kaiser Chiefs are this year making their long awaited comeback. Although the band once enjoyed almost unstoppable chart success, with eight successive singles finding places within the top 40, none of their past seven have landed within the top 100; the last being 2008's Never Miss a Beat (which struck a chord at #5).
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If you want to be truly sceptical about the band's success, the follow up album, Yours Truly, Angry Mob, sold 800,000 copies, though compared to I Predict A Riot, this represents a 55 per cent drop in sales, which is only furthered by another 75 per cent drop by the third album, Off With Their Heads, which sold 200,000 copies.
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Shockers in north, south Georgia. In the biggest stunner of the night, Claxton (3-2, 1-0) scored 15 points in the fourth quarter to stun Savannah Christian (2-2-1, 0-1), 28-21, and ruin the Raiders' homecoming. Trailing 14-13 after three quarters, the Tigers got two fourth quarter touchdown runs from QB Cornelius Taylor (16, and 1-yard), and hung on for their first victory over Savannah Christian since 1999. The win ended a seven-game losing streak in the series for Claxton, which now is in the driver's seat for the Region 3-Division A crown. At the other end of the state, Christian Heritage(5-1, 2-0) won its fifth game in a row in impressive fashion, 35-0 over Gordon Lee (3-2, 0-1). The win for the Dalton-based Lions, in just their third season of competition, sets up a showdown with Darlington next week for the Region 6-Division A lead.
Mt. Pisgah, Mt. Paran on collision course. The two "Mounts" in Region 6-Division B, Mount Paran Christian (5-1, 2-0) and Mount Pisgah Christian (5-0, 1-0), appear to be headed for a huge showdown for the subregion crown when they meet Oct. 25 at Mt. Paran. Mt. Paran kept King's Ridge Christian (2-4, 1-2) reeling after a 45-3 thumping sent the Tigers to their third loss in a row. The Eagles were led by WR Emoni Williams. The junior had five carries for 129 yards and two touchdowns, two receptions for 68 yards and a score, and had a 38-yard interception return for another touchdown, according to the Marietta Daily Journal. Meanwhile, Mt. Pisgah remained undefeated and improved to 5-0 for the first time in school history with a 47-0 trouncing of Walker, last season's region champs. The Patriots were led by QB Aaron Winchester, who completed 10-of-13 passes for 147 yards and two touchdowns, according to the Marietta Daily Journal.
Hard knock life continues for Mercy. Perhaps no team in the state has had it as tough as Our Lady of Mercy (1-4, 1-1). The combined record of the four teams that have beaten the Bobcats is 23-5. Friday, Mercy led 13-10 heading into the fourth quarter at No. 2 Landmark Christian (6-0, 2-0), but couldn't hold on as the War Eagles prevailed 17-13.
Pacelli stays unbeaten, flips script in Brookstone rivalry. St. Anne-Pacelli (5-0, 2-0) is 5-0 for the first time since 2007 and got some sweet revenge in the process. The Vikings edged their Columbus private school rivals, Brookstone, 14-7 on Friday behind the efforts of senior QB Wyatt Peterson, who ran 19 times for 124 yards and two scores, including the game winner from 8 yards out with about 3 minutes left in regulation, according to the Columbus Ledger-Inquirer. In a series that dates back to 1972, Pacelli had lost the last eight to Brookstone. The Cougars still lead the series 27-15-1.
Aquinas, Prince Avenue, Seminole County keep rolling. Three teams with state title aspirations kept on chugging Friday. No. 3 Aquinas (5-0, 2-0) stayed undefeated with a 24-0 shutout over Hancock Central (3-2, 1-1), in a tune-up for Thursday's showdown at Lincoln County (3-1, 2-0) that will go a long way toward deciding the Region 7 champion. No. 7 Prince Avenue Christian (5-1, 2-0) blasted last year's Region 8 champ, Athens Academy, 41-7, setting up a big game for the Wolverines next week against Commerce (4-2, 2-0). No. 4 Seminole County (5-0, 1-0) looks poised to cruise to its second straight Region 1 title, after a 48-8 demolition of Terrell County (3-2, 1-0).
October 5th, 2013
7:31 am
With the size and speed Mercy has I was just glad we kept it close. Very good game. I think they could very easily turn their year around.
October 5th, 2013
8:38 am
@STC Lincoln vs Aquinas will be Friday night, Oct 11. Lincoln had all of their starters back last night against Warren County and got them game ready for the showdown next week.
I thought SCPS was a powerhouse and to be regarded with high esteem. Claxton? Those guys are not good.
October 5th, 2013
12:35 pm
STC: don't be surprised to see HI make a deep run in the playoffs and if they are on the other side of the bracket from ELCA…all the way to the Dome!
October 5th, 2013
1:20 pm
Still no love for ECI bulldogs two weeks until ECI vs Johnson Co. But remember you heard it here first the DAWGS are back.
October 6th, 2013
10:26 am
James brown scored 5 tds and had 249 yards rushing on only 9 carries for Eci Friday night.
October 6th, 2013
10:29 am
@ OLM players, fans, and coaches ….. I'm just a bystander on the outside looking at your program, a fan. I keep up with you and other region 5 teams close. I've seen a real difference in your program over the last few years. Trust your coaches, keep fighting the fight, do not give up, keep believing and good things will happen for you. I know you are 1-4 right now with Holy Innocents, ELCA, and Darlington ahead of you …. but good things will happen if you keep fighting through all this adversity. This is the most important week of practice in front you …. practice like a champion and believe!
October 6th, 2013
11:02 am
@ STC and Landmark fans ….. as you know I have been a big supporter of Landmark's #2 ranking the last few weeks and even called out STC on his weekly Top 5 rankings ( Public / Private ). Well after having the opportunity to see Landmark first hand Friday night, I have to agree with STC and say that Landmark isn't the #2 team in Class A. Is Landmark tough, are they physical, do they have heart, can they beat nearly anyone on a Friday night? ….. YES they can, but they are not the #2 team in Class A. I'm still hoping they run the table and set up an undefeated, #1 vs #2 showdown for the Region 5 Championship at years end, but they will have their work cut out for them with Holy Innocents on November 1st. I could elaborate, but I'm sure when the Landmark fans see this, I'll have my opportunities.
October 6th, 2013
12:28 pm
@ Swamp – You are absolutely right when you say Landmark is not the #2 team in the state in class A this year at this point in the season. When you look at their roster they shouldn't even be in the top 10 considering how young they are on both offense and defense. Rankings are fun because they get people like me and you talking. Whoever votes in these "polls" took a team that was unranked at the beginning of the season and after 3 weeks placed them at #2. Why did they do that? I don't have an answer for it but again it got people talking about what… the rankings. Outside of ELCA being #1 I think we could all debate 2-9 with a lot of teams. So, how good is Landmark? I honestly have no idea but a team is their record and they are 6-0. Maryland this past weekend was undefeated and ranked in the top 25 until Saturday when they played Florida State. Maybe the end of Landmark's schedule will balance things out since they close out their schedule according to gasports.com with Pace, HEIS and ELCA. just as it did this past weekend with Maryland.
October 6th, 2013
12:45 pm
It will sort itself out, but don't think you should move a team if it doesnt lose. OLM is a hard luck team for sure glad we got them 1st game of season they are big and fast but just cant seem to get over hump.
October 6th, 2013
12:50 pm
@GWdad-Your RB Stanley Williams went over 1000yrds Friday Night. However he had two TDs and 108 yards rushing erased due to penalites.
Can you explain how GWA gets 21 penalties can win down the Region stretch ahead? Wheres the discipline?
October 6th, 2013
1:10 pm
Looks like Landmark is Ranked number 1 by maxpreps because ELCA had a bye this weekend. Rankings are rankings and games are games. ELCA is by far according to their history in the last few years and this year No#1. Rankings are apart of the hype of football season and based on a teams record. Undefeated teams will be ranked high especially when they have gone deep in the post season previous years, been to the dome, and won championships. In the case of Landmark and ELCA they have starting quarterbacks that are state champions in other sports. The beauty of team sports is that especially with these two teams is they already understand how to win regardless of what they look like or how they win games. Could OLM beat ELCA? Do they believe they can beat ELCA that's the question. Everyone thought Pace was the team to beat and OLM gave them the truth. HIES is a great squat that played ELCA very well. Great programs can win on any given night and they can win big or by 1 point. Its great to make predictions but no coach should ever take any top team that wins for granted and he had better encourage his team to play hard no matter who they step on the field with. Go single A football.
October 6th, 2013
1:30 pm
Irwin County has a good football team. If they clean up their penalties they can be VERY good…
October 6th, 2013
2:39 pm
Swamp if you go back several weeks I posted that we didn't vote ourselves #2 so people should beat them up about it. I like us being there but when you have to play that many 9th and 10th graders, man. I hope we can make it to that game with y'all without losing. I can't, bet against them at this point.
But I can't say I really know how they are doing it. We keep seeing what appears to be more size, speed and just numbers coming but non the less they have been Ws.
October 6th, 2013
3:59 pm
@single A fan… Not everyone jumped on the Pace bandwagon. Saw them play a bad team and have several things exposed. BUT… I will say that HI is very good. It will take a very solid team to beat them the rest of the way. We all talk about teams playing on a different level. ELCA is on it's own level, but HI isn't that far behind. Landmark is good, but not as good as last yr. HI is a lot better than last year! I think everyone will see come Nov 1st.
October 6th, 2013
5:49 pm
No sure HI is really that strong. QB makes bad decisions and constantly bickers with coaching staff. Not sure they can withstand the pressure of tough games. Just not a mentally tough team. ELCA, Landmark and Pace are all stronger teams
October 6th, 2013
6:20 pm
I think HI is better than last season, but nowhere near as strong as they've been over the past couple of years. They're well coached and will always be competitive, but I see them losing at least 1 more game during the regular season. Very easily could lose 3 with Landmark, Pace, and OLM still being on their schedule. Then again, they do play in the toughest region in Class A.
October 6th, 2013
6:57 pm
Football all is an emotional game for player, coach, and fan (parent). This is why high school football is the purest form of football. The aggression has to be contained between he whistles, in the stands, and on the sidelines. This is very difficult and the coach and player that can maintain their composure in the biggest moments is usually the winner. Many times teams that are down a score that aren't used to being in that position come unraveled and you just must stay focused. I've watched teams like OLM, Pace, HIES, Aquinas, and others in the top ranking have lapses in judgment. The great teams don't make mistakes or they make the least mistakes. I still believe ELCA and Landmark will both come together 9-0 and play for the region championship on 11/8 for the game of the year. My prediction ELCA and Landmark play for the State Champs with one team being undefeated and the other having only one lost at hands each other if they are on opposite sides of the draw. If they end up on the same side and meet in the playoffs, then one of them will be state champion. They are the best teams in single A public and private.
October 6th, 2013
7:14 pm
@ Class A Fan ….. I'm not saying Landmark is a "Maryland" …. not by any means. They are a very strong team. I also agree with you that rankings are just that …. rankings from an opinion of few or just an individual. Just like mine. I want to go on record to say that I really admire the toughness and never say die attitude that Landmark has. I still think they will do very well in the playoffs and make a run at the Dome.
October 6th, 2013
7:22 pm
@ LanFan … I wouldn't bet against Landmark either. I love it that they "believe" every time they walk on that field. I haven't seen every team in the state in Class A …. no one has. I just didn't see a #2 team Friday night.
October 6th, 2013
7:25 pm
Class A
1. (1) Eagle's Landing Christian (4-0)
2. (3) Aquinas (5-0)
3. (7) Seminole County (5-0)
4. (2) Landmark Christian (6-0)
5. (8) Irwin County (4-0-1)
6. (9) Johnson County (5-0)
7. (6) Prince Avenue Christian (5-1)
8. (NR) Marion County (5-0)
9. (10) Lincoln County (3-2)
10. (NR) Emanuel County Institute (4-2)
October 6th, 2013
7:53 pm
I think this suits Landmark very well …. a #4 ranking …. very good, but just a little under the radar.
October 6th, 2013
9:53 pm
Feel bad for OLM, the kids fight hard and Coach Earwood and Coach Griffin do a fantastic job of preparing the kids each week. Until administration supports that program it will be tough to sustain real success.
October 6th, 2013
10:20 pm
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October 6th, 2013
10:36 pm
OOPS. Sorry about above.
Couple thoughts:
With the Mt. P's in B doing their thing well, a critical game in A will take place in Dalton come Friday.
Not looking forward to playing a PO'd OLM the last week of the season.
October 7th, 2013
5:38 am
@ Small School Football fan. What does that mean.What kind of support do you need from the administration. Speaking from the outside and only seeing them last Friday all I know is I think I would hand to 44 more to pound the other team.
October 7th, 2013
9:35 am
To Lan Fan — Small School Football Fan might be talking about the kind of administrative support that allows kids to be admitted to the school and then REPEAT 8th grade so they can get bigger and stronger, you know, the same way Landmark does! That kind of administrative support!
October 7th, 2013
9:58 am
Hiring coaches to work in the building as full time teachers, not having your head coach teaching and having to cut all of the athletic fields in addition to leading a program would be a start.
October 7th, 2013
10:15 am
Small School Fan. That is rough. For what a good coach can get paid I am surprised they would put up with that. But, that must mean there is something special to keep them there. Good luck in the rest of the schedule.
October 7th, 2013
4:07 pm
Just hope my Pirates can win one or two more. They are struggling this year and have a new defensive coordinator after long time d/c Jason Houston stepped down.
October 7th, 2013
4:53 pm
????? ….. STC, did we ever find out if the Aquinas / Lincoln Co game is Thursday night?
October 7th, 2013
7:57 pm
Aquinas game is Friday night! WJBF is going to televise it.
October 8th, 2013
12:15 am
Truth Hurts
Landmark Doesn't Do That Never Has Never Will!!! If That were the case more than 40 kids would be dressing out The Truth does hurt and the truth is you don't your facts. You Probably are a part of one of the programs that have been defeated by this Landmark team who just plays with heart!!!
October 8th, 2013
6:38 am
@ Truth Hurts & Landmark Fans …… even though ELCA and Landmark are big rivals, I have to say I admire the Landmark program and think they are a first class school with great leadership in both, sports and academics. I have never known of Landmark doing "wrong". I have a son that's a senior, and he started school early, I wish I would have held him back a year knowing what kind of football player he has turned out to be. I see no problem holding a child back for academic reasons or for sports if it will better him / her ( & parents ) for their education in the future ( scholorship).
October 8th, 2013
9:21 am
To CR: Nonsense! I won't put the kids names out there because it's not fair to them. However, there is at least one player on the Landmark team right now, playing a VERY PROMINENT POSITION, who did this. I know if for a fact because I know a kid who played with him in middle school.
Also, more than that, I have first hand knowledge of a kid from last year's team who did the same thing. I know this because he was in 8th grade with my daughter at a public school and went to Landmark and REPEATED 8th grade! My daughter is now a sophomore in college, the Landmark kid is now in his FRESHMAN season playing football out west. CR, please don't come on here and lie. It is what it is. This IS a practice at Landmark and has been for a while. Not saying the coaches encourage it, but they sure DO NOT DISCOURAGE it either. Know your facts
To Swamp Lizard: Landmark has a great program. The kids always play hard and believe they can win. Also, I don't necessarily mind the practice of holding a child back either, for academic or athletic reasons. But don't come on this blog or anywhere else and lie about it. The fact is the fact. It's done at Landmark and has been for a while now.
October 8th, 2013
9:51 am
Truth Hurts Not Going To Argue. That Is not the Landmark Way God Blesses That Program and the school because they do things right!!!!
October 8th, 2013
10:22 am
To CR: That's because YOU CANT ARGUE AGAINST FACTS!! I guess you could argue against facts, but then that would make you an idiot. Again, know what you're talking about before you speak. That IS INDEED the Landmark Way and has been for a while. You may not know it, or want to admit it, but …
And God blesses all programs and kids, not just Landmark's. Not saying that allowing kids to be held back is right or wrong. If a parent allows it, then it is what it is. Just don't say it doesn't happen at Landmark when the FACTS say otherwise! God Bless!
October 8th, 2013
11:23 am
At last, what Aquinas game did you see that had any "lapse" in it? And JSP, who nominated you to pick the "toughest" class A region? 7-A is the toughest if you stop at Lincoln Cty., Aquinas, & Wilkinson Cty. All of you ELCA, Mt. Parans, and Landmark wannabees would be looking different if
you had to play such as Lincoln Cty. every year. Even with two losses (to AA Washington-Wilkes &
SC power, Ninety-Six, SC, they could beat most of those wannabees. Aquinas will be Lincoln's biggest threat, and they could possibly beat them this year. It's on TV over in Augusta-Lincoln area,
and it's this Friday, not Thursday. One of the biggest class A games of the year in the state.
October 8th, 2013
11:38 am
Holding kids back is common all over Georgia…the first thing I ask when a kid is dominating: how old is he?
Also, it kind of sticks out when kids grow up together – didn't Billy used to be in the same grade? Yep, but not anymore…he's too stupid, he has behavior problems or his parents are afraid to let him play against kids his own age – take your pick.
With that said, an 18 or 19 year old senior often has an advantage over a 17 year old senior and it rubs people the wrong way. I usually just say that (except for the rare exception) the 19 year old senior will likely be washing dishes while the 17 year old senior is in grad school, but as far as HS football is concerned, good for them…just win baby!
October 8th, 2013
12:31 pm
Its really all about building great programs and winning championships. How do we determine who will end up in a winning program at a private school? Several schools have gotten great kids because maybe their parents could afford it and the school provided a better opportunity for Johnny athletically and academically. Since when are we not supporting opportunity for all that can afford it. There are many families that have given up everything tangible so their kids could attend a private school program. If the program happens to have a great sports program why does this seem unfair. No matter how good the particular athlete is there still has to be a great program. Individuals don't win championships, teams do. 11 players against 11 players. I guess if we examine all winning programs then all of their seniors are 19 or 20 and that's why they are winners. There are plenty of programs now and in the past, and in the future that will have young players and they will still win. The argument that programs have some players that were held back doesn't hold any water because we haven't measured every 17 year old with every 19 year old. Since when does age between 17 and 19 determine size all the time? Lets just take the weight and height of every 17 year old and the toughness, and the height and weight of every 19 year old and the toughness and lets just tell the 17 year old that he just cant or shouldn't try to compete…right? Great programs make great kids even greater no matter what their ages are.
October 8th, 2013
12:47 pm
To At Last: While age doesn't necessarily equate to a kid being a better football player over another, to wave it off as a negligent factor doesn't make sense. Coaching and a lot of other factors come in to play for sure. But when kids are at that age and their bodies are changing and developing more rapidly than in any other time in their lives, hold a kid back DOES make a big difference. Why do you think colleges to it by red shirting kids? To allow their kids to get bigger, stronger, faster, more mature.
My point was, don't get on this blog and try to act like everything is done "THE RIGHT WAY" at your school when you are clearly practicing something that not everyone else does to get an advantage.
October 8th, 2013
1:38 pm
How does everyone know what everyone else is doing? I have no clue but, I am sure there are plenty of things different schools do that someone else considers wrong. I have no idea what they are doing but I know everyone isn't doing everything that you may consider up and up. Every week someone has something different to bring up as to why some win and they don't. The list is endless. At some point you have to just play. I have no idea what school you cheer for but I am sure there is something they do others wouldn't like. What I learned when I started my kids in Private school was that holding kids back was a common practice for so many reasons. Every school jumping point has a different reason for holding back. I will not get into it because it is a parent and family decision (agree or not it is their kid.) Things I do know, I am not paying an extra 15K unless I really have too, and I have only known administrators being OK with it when it was for academic reasons but as I said in the end it is a parent's decision.
But for the record once you start calling people Idiot and other names you lose any credibility you may have had. 99.99% of people don't know rather than trying to lie.
Go make what you want to about it and give us insight into what your next thing will be.
For the rest of the readers do we have some football to talk about.
October 8th, 2013
2:03 pm
@LanFan…Hey I agree lets play some football I think we all really enjoy that better. Go single A!
October 8th, 2013
2:09 pm
Funny how you go from your program doing things THE RIGHT WAY, to wanting to HAVE SOME FOOTBALL TO TALK about when someone airs your dirty laundry. But I'd rather talk football myself! And for the record, I am a southside high school football fan who has kids in high schools all over the southside that I coached in football and track when they were younger. Some also play at north Fulton schools, electing to take advantage of Fulton's magnet program.
October 8th, 2013
2:27 pm
I don't think I ever said we do it THE RIGHT WAY. I am simply impressed at what we get. If you have really looked at our team (size, age, speed, numbers) all around I am surprised we beat anyone. My points have been that if you listen to people who haven't really seen what we put on the field make it seem like we have a huge group of super athletes. When you see the team we don't.
People want to through around all the ways that people cheat and try to get ahead. I will never say we haven't done anything wrong but if we were doing all that some people say we are we doing we would be a lot more impressive.
October 9th, 2013
6:21 pm
I do not agree http://www.nccsa.org/2013/10/opportunity-scholarship-grants-and-special-education-grants/
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