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Ty Clemons was effective as usual and perhaps as efficient as ever for McEachern on Friday.
The senior quarterback passed for 211 yards and three touchdowns – all to TJ Rahming – and rushed for 144 yards in less than three quarters to lead the second-ranked Indians to a 43-30 victory against Marietta at Northcutt Stadium.
Clemons was 9-of-12 passing, and all three of his completions to Rahming went for first half touchdowns – covering 80, 54 and 20 yards – as the Indians built a 30-9 halftime lead. Malik Williams had the other six receptions from Clemons for 57 yards.
Marietta hung with the Indians through much of the first half, but the game got away from the Blue Devils midway through the second quarter when McEachern (4-0, 2-0) scored 16 points in a minute and half to take a 23-9 lead.
Taj Griffin gave the Indians their first lead when he took a pitch from Clemons, cut back across the middle of the field and ran 30 yards for a touchdown. Dennis Dominguez's extra point made it 14-9 with 8:11 to play in the first half.
The Indians added to the lead 38 seconds later when Marietta, backed up to its 1-yard line after three penalties on its next possession, snapped the ball out of the end zone for a safety. The Indians needed just two plays after the free kick to score again, this time on Clemons' 54-yard pass to Rahling for a 23-9 lead with 6:42 to play in the half.
Marietta went 49 yards in 11 plays on its first possession of the second half and scored on a quarterback sneak by Brenton Martin to cut the lead to 30-16. But McEachern answered quickly with a five-play, 80-yard drive to regain the 21-point lead. Clemons sparked the drive with a 65-yard run on the first play. He also set up the touchdown with a 12-yard run to the 3 that turned out to be his final play of the night as he was shaken up on the hit and sat out the rest of the way.
Martin threw three touchdown passes for Marietta in addition to his scoring run.
The second quarter was a reflection of the season as a whole for Marietta. The Blue Devils were impressive in averaging 57.5 points in season-opening victories against Newnan and Pope. Once region play began, however, Marietta (2-2, 0-2) has struggled, losing consecutive games against Hillgrove and McEachern to fall to 0-2 in 4-AAAAAA.
McEachern – 7-23-7-6 – 43
Marietta – 9-0-7-14 – 30
Ma – Jordan Mathis 31 pass from Brenton Martin (Ian Shannon kick)
Mc – TJ Rahming 80 pass from Ty Clemons (Dennis Dominguez kick)\
Ma – Safety (runner tackled in end zone)
Mc – Taj Griffin 30 run (Dominguez kick)
Mc – Safety (ball snapped out of end zone)
Mc – Rahming 54 pass from Clemons (Dominguez kick)
Mc – Rahming 20 pass from Clemons (Dominguez kick)
Ma – Martin 1 run (Shannon kick)
Mc – Alizee Chubbs 3 run (Dominguez kick)
Ma – Marcus Bennett 13 pass from Martin (Shannon kick)
Mc – Chubbs 3 run (kick blocked)
Ma – Mathis 50 pass from Martin (Shannon kick)
September 21st, 2013
1:55 am
Just another night on the War Path: MCEACHERN 43, Marietta 30. Much respect to Marietta for a hard fought game. Whose up next? Kennesaw Mtn. See U next week!
September 21st, 2013
6:12 pm
Looks like a battle of Powder Springs is coming yet again. Good going McEachern!
Go Hillgrove!!
September 21st, 2013
6:34 pm
Marietta been complaining for 2 weeks about refs calls and scores. They beat up on bad teams then play good teams and its refs fault? Burton has never won game against equal teams he can't coach unless he has more talent than opponent. Indians could have scored 70 if they wanted. Blue devil defense stinks whenever they play quality teams. But don't worry they play bad teams next few weeks so they will win and all if a sudden be champs! Man I miss coach Friday !
September 21st, 2013
7:28 pm
@Hawks got Swag- Indeed, that looks like a great possibility. However WE, the TRIBE are going 2 take it one game at a time. Obviously the biggest obstacle along the way is North Cobb. U guys play them a week before we do(just like Marietta) so we'll gauge your success or not. But if everything goes well then "THE BATTLE DOWN IN POWDER TOWN" is on for region supremacy!!! Until then "Stay thirsty my friends".
September 21st, 2013
7:59 pm
West Cobb Watcher must have missed Marietta beating Lowndes on their home field last year
(they were 18-1 in state playoff games before the loss), and also Marietta handily whipping Hillgrove last year and Lassiter the year before. Before Coach Burton came we would probably have quit at halftime against McEachern and it would have been a rout, but Marietta came back to whip McEachern in the second half (21-13), despite Marietta having its two linebackers and safety knocked out of the game with two concussions and a broken collar bone. McEachern is a terrific team that may win it all, but Marietta will be in the playoffs before it is all over.
September 21st, 2013
9:13 pm
Whipped Lassiter? a screen pass that a great player took in at end of game Marietta never quit under Friday they won region titles not slip in 4th place. Lowndes win was due to one great player Anthony Jennings. Indians lost qb best RBI in country had bad ankle and they still could have won by 40 if they wanted to. And let's not forget the great play calling last year against Indians when we had ball with under 2 minutes and the lead and we attempted 2 passes??? Burton will always be out coached unless he has overwhelming talent. These are Facts and they can not be disputed.
September 21st, 2013
9:31 pm
@Marietta never quit- I was the first to give credit to your team for a hard fought game, but whipped in second half 21-13??? WOW!!! Sure we were out scored in the second half but still won by 13. And since U brought up injuries, we lost our starting QB and our starting RB only played some in the first half and only at about 70% healthy. I assure U with just one of them we could have put up 60!!! But I digress, Good luck to you guys the rest of the season!
September 21st, 2013
11:33 pm
@chief whoopum I saw your comments on one of the other threads and you're correct. Marietta never quits and thank goodness Clemons is ok, that was a nasty shot. I also noticed Griffin might've twisted his ankle on a plant and spin. @westcobbwatcher I've been happy with Burton ever since he came to Marietta. He comes from a winning background and has us going in the right direction. I do question his play calling sometime. For example, in the Mceachern game last year, he called pass plays when we needed to run the clock. Also the win at Lowndes last year was huge. Of course Jennings had a lot to do with it, but the defense played great and Lowndes never made adjustments. Ty Tomlin had a pick and a forced fumble late in the game and we sacked the QB the last 3 plays of the game. I must also note that Mceachern and Hillgrove didn't make it to the 2nd round last year and all 3 teams lost in round 2 two years ago. With the exception of North Cobb last year, our region needs to get past round 2 to show the state that we have viable championship contenders
September 22nd, 2013
7:50 am
I know it's way too early to circle the McEachern-Hillgrove game as the battle for it all. Hillgrove has a lot of work ahead of them before that game and should be just concentrating on Campbell this week. McEachern, Hillgrove, North Cobb and Marietta will finish top four in the region this much we know.
September 22nd, 2013
2:00 pm
Fantastic game Indians. And one heck of a 4th quarter, clock-consuming, smash-mouth scoring drive to seal the game when everybody in the stadium knew it would be run, run, run . . . Three and out there and we were looking at a whole different ball game.
September 22nd, 2013
2:25 pm
Bingo, brother. So many of these new guys coaching today get caught up in trying to play explosive on offense every single possession…I absolutely love that Coach Hockman is – and has been every season since he arrived – committed to having a power running game that can grind clock and move the chains. That last drive was absolutely beautiful…just rammed it down their throats and punched it in after running 7+ minutes off the clock. Wish the D wouldn't have given up that last Blue Devil TD…but it was irrelevant at that point.
September 22nd, 2013
7:22 pm
I am so proud of the boys in blue they are playing some kinda football yessir. I have to say if we all play how we are all capable of playing and rep Region 4 we can definitely make it far into the playoffs and show the state we are a force to be reckoned with. Much love first to my Indians and neighborly love to Hillgrove, Marietta, and North Cobb, looks like we will represent Region 4 in the playoffs.
September 22nd, 2013
7:27 pm
Praying for Ty and Taj, wishing them a speedy recovery. Also keeping Marietta's two line backers and safety In the prayers of the tribe wishing them a speedy recovery.
September 23rd, 2013
7:24 am
Really don't see anyone out scoring McEachern… Just found out that #7 (Griffin) is just a Junior… WOW…
September 24th, 2013
7:06 am
I'm glad you guy's already know who will be representing the region. It gives me time to research as the season progresses.
September 24th, 2013
8:26 am
@sportsnut, I can't say that I'm 100% sure on Region 4 Representation, just looking at the strengths of each team in the region, IMO the above 4 are the most likely candidates to rep region 4 in the playoffs. However the wildcard team could be Harrison who could just get in. But plenty of season left and anything could happen on any given Friday! I just hope that we clean up our flag addiction by the end of the season LOL
September 24th, 2013
9:04 am
@ IndianPride == I'm just glad for the switch. To play someone new. It is really to early to tell who will be where at seasons end. You have some good teams in region 4. Mac and Hillgrove I think are the best bets but who knows how things may turn out. Harrison may knock out Marietta or North Cobb.

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Heavy traffic around Lebanon High School has been a big issue and safety concern since the school opened in 2012, often causing students to be tardy. Several parents have complained about heavy traffic flow problems around the school's entrance on Blue Devil Boulevard, the only road leading to and from campus.
Michelle Chandler, former Lebanon High School student, told Nashville's News 2 that the traffic was pretty bad.
"I had to wait in traffic for 35 minutes, backed up to a constant stop," she said.
Chandler added that without traffic, it would've taken her only 10 minutes.
During a meeting Wednesday, the school board unveiled a new traffic plan hoping to put the matter to rest.
Traffic flow will be redirected counter clockwise and entry into the school has been increased from one to two lanes.
Director of Wilson County schools, Tim Setterlund, said the changes should help, but parents and students should still leave early the first week of school, as everyone adjusts to the changes.
"The first week of school, leave a little early. Follow the direction of the police and staff we have. We'll be out directing traffic the first week so everyone can learn the routine. It's going to be pretty simple for everyone and should flow smoothly," he explained.
The school board also announced five schools where start times have been moved up by 30 minutes.According to Setterlund, the five schools with early start times include the two Watertown schools, Carroll-Oakland, Tuckers Crossroads, and Lebanon High School.
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July 19, 2013 at 11:33 am Bowie County Deputies were dispatched to a burglary
that had just occurred on Hidden Valley Cove.
Deputies were informed the
suspects were four black males that had left the area in a white four door
Mercury that was headed towards Highway 67.
Deputy Bill Landers located and
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by four black males. As Deputy Landers approached the vehicle, he noticed the
two subjects in the backseat were holding a large flat screen television. This
television was found to have been stolen from the residence on Hidden Valley
Cove along with a laptop and tablet that were recovered from this same vehicle.
The occupants of the vehicle were identified as Leroy Davis Jones Jr., 22, of
Texarkana, Stephen Quincy Collins, 20, of Texarkana, Quadry Jevon Harrison, 21,
of Texarkana, and Anthony Antwone Moore, 23, of Texarkana. All four of these
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5. Network Address Translation
NAT (strictly NAT/PAT) setups with multiple systems sharing a single public IP address, make tracing problems far harder, owing to the loss of the usual one-to-one mapping between host and public IP address. It is still essential that network traffic be traceable to a single host on the internal network.
Many NAT setups provide a certain amount of logging, for instance a log of all HTTP connections. While useful, these data are not sufficient, and will fail to log anything for certain types of malware.
In order to reliably trace the source of an outgoing network connection from a system behind NAT, it must be possible to map from the public data (timestamp, protocol, source and destination IP addresses, source and destination ports where appropriate) to the IP addresses and port numbers used on the internal network.
A tool such as Argus running on a mirror port may be useful for recording details of every network flow on the inside of a NAT gateway. For almost all purposes the data gathered will be sufficient. However, argus will not log the NAT gateway's port number mappings as packets traverse the gateway. This may cause problems under certain circumstances. Ideally the gateway itself should log the mappings as used within its own state table. Please bear in mind that every outbound connection attempt which reaches the backbone network needs to be logged. It is not sufficient merely to log successful connections, as such logs will be missing information that is often vital to OxCERT.
OxCERT have given presentations covering NAT, from which slides are available here, in particular our Introduction to NAT Logging will be of use. Addditionally, please see the network team's documentation on Network Address Translation for more general details on NAT.
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Martin Fowler
|Martin Fowler
|1963 (age 50–51)
Walsall, England
|Home town
|Melrose, Massachusetts
Martin Fowler (born 1963) is a British software engineer, author and international speaker on software development, specializing in object-oriented analysis and design, UML, patterns, and agile software development methodologies, including extreme programming.
He introduced Presentation Model (PM), an architectural pattern.
Fowler was born and grew up in Walsall, England, where he went to Queen Mary's Grammar School for his secondary education. He graduated at University College London in 1986. In 1994 he moved to the United States, where he lives near Boston, Massachusetts in the suburb of Melrose.[1]
Fowler started working with software in the early 1980s. Out of college in 1986 he started working in software development for Coopers & Lybrand until 1991.[2] In 2000 he became Chief Scientist at ThoughtWorks, a systems integration and consulting company.[1]
Fowler has written seven books on the topic of software development (see Publications). He is a member of the Agile Alliance and helped create the Manifesto for Agile Software Development in 2001, along with more than 15 co-authors.[3] He maintains a bliki, a mix of blog and wiki. He popularized the term Dependency Injection as a form of Inversion of Control.[4]
- 1996. Analysis Patterns: Reusable Object Models. Addison-Wesley. ISBN 0-201-89542-0.
- 1997. UML Distilled: A Brief Guide to the Standard Object Modeling Language.
- 1999. Refactoring: Improving the Design of Existing Code, With Kent Beck, John Brant, William Opdyke, and Don Roberts (June 1999). . Addison-Wesley. ISBN 0-201-48567-2.
- 2001. Planning Extreme Programming. With Kent Beck. Addison-Wesley. ISBN 0-201-71091-9.
- 2002. Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture. With David Rice, Matthew Foemmel, Edward Hieatt, Robert Mee, and Randy Stafford. Addison-Wesley. ISBN 0-321-12742-0.
- 2010. Domain-Specific Languages. With Rebecca Parsons. Addison-Wesley. ISBN 978-0-321-71294-3.
- 2012. NoSQL Distilled. With Pramod Sadalage. Addison-Wesley. ISBN 978-0-321-82662-6.
- ^ a b Martin Fowler at martinfowler.com. Accessdate Nov 15, 2012.
- ^ James A. Highsmitht (2002) Agile Software Development Ecosystems: Problems, Practices, and Principles. p.133
- ^ Manifesto for Agile Software Development. Retrieved 2012-12-10.
- ^ Martin Fowler (2004) "Inversion of Control Containers and the Dependency Injection pattern". Retrieved 2012-11-15.
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Archive for the ' College Admissions ' Category
When I took the Rite of Passage for American High School Students (standardized tests written by pain-in-the-ass adults whose heads are shoved so far up their exit ramps that they can no longer navigate reality), I must say I had a rather cavalier attitude about the whole thing. Almost twelve years of public school had made me quite the badass standardized test taker; I was unconcerned[ READ MORE ]
It turns out parents and students are less than rational when it comes to choosing institutions of higher learning for the prospective college student's matriculation. Paying for the education venture twists everyone's grey matter into knots as well. Let's keep our heads in the game, people![ READ MORE ]
Reasons behind the reduced high school experience: Indiana will save between $6,000 and $8,000 per student, which will then be used for college scholarships; and most college-bound teens are done with their core requirements and have sent their paperwork in to their future colleges and universities and spend most of senior year decompressing and having fun (the humanity!) instead of focusing on their studies. [ READ MORE ]
Stop panicking, all is not lost. There's work to be done, so pull your freaking out little self up, take a deep breathe, and get to it. [ READ MORE ]
High school seniors who'll be heading off to college in the fall are so over all the work they've put in thus far, every cell in their burnt out bodies is screaming to be finished. Seniors (and their cells, apparently) are fresh out of blood, sweat, and tears and it's all they can do not to write it all off and just let go until June[ READ MORE ]
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Sorry Hawaii—we've neglected you for quite awhile now. We used to give the 50th US state regular coverage in Super Street with events like Streetcar Showoff and shops like Hypersports, both of which are long gone. The motorsport scene was also popping when Hawaii Raceway Park regularly held open drift sessions and weekend drag racing. But for the last six years, there hasn't been a place to legally race on the island of Oahu because the track shut down. It didn't matter if you were into quarter-mile racing, road course driving or drifting, there was no place to go. However, last year we started seeing some Hawaiian cars creating a buzz on the web so we revisited the 808-state for the HellaFlush and Wekfest car shows. We can safely say Hawaii is still holding it down and these three S14s are the proof we were looking for.
We hooked up with Ross Maeshiro, one of the guys behind local clothing company JSPIRIT and retail store JSPL. His store sits on the second floor of Import Dynamics, where many locals go to get anything done from an ECU tune, dyno testing or install work. Also sharing a space from Import Dynamics is the new shop on the block, Alpha Project Garage (APG). Barry Higa is the mastermind behind APG and has become known as the go-to guy on the island for anything related to an S-chassis or SR motor.
Out of the three cars here, Barry's personal ride is the most subdued. It's clean, simple, yet has the most power. The S14 is Barry's first car that he's owned and built since '99. It's been taken apart and put back together countless times and undoubtedly one of the most well-known cars on the island.
Many people might remember it when it was blue and then he painted it gunmetal. Today, it's on its third color, white, and sports a slick Vertex kit with JDM lights, pulled fenders and Volk TE-37 wheels.
Under the hood is a beauty in itself. Since Barry finished his SR20DET swap, he's been mixing and matching turbos and manifolds until the top-mount version seen here. Just before our photo shoot, Import Dynamics tuned the car to 503whp and 412 lb-ft of torque on pump fuel.
With crazy street power and good looks, Barry still remains modest. He enjoys helping other people out more than working on his own car, which is why the other two S14 owners looked to him for help.


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The Lindy Center for Civic Engagement leads Drexel University's efforts to connect classroom and community. Our efforts have garnered national recognition for community service, academic engagement and outreach and partnerships.
But our great efforts are truly a sum of parts. We recognize students, faculty and staff for their efforts in engaging the community in meaningful teaching, research, outreach and service. These awards are presented at a yearly luncheon to thank both the local community and the Drexel community for its participation with the Lindy Center for Civic Engagement and helping us fulfill out mission of improving the quality of life for all Philadelphians and beyond.
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WHEN: Saturday, Dec. 18, and Jan. 8
WHERE: Veterans Park, 238 Glenhaven Drive
DETAILS: The Tracy Titans fastpitch softball teams seek players for the 2011 season. Tryouts for the 12U team will be from 9 to 11 a.m. both days, and tryouts for the 14U team will be from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. both days. Players should arrive 15 minutes early, with a birth certificate, to fill out forms.
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WHEN: Registration deadline is Jan. 4
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WHEN: 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays, Jan. 8 through Feb. 12
WHERE: Kimball High Athletic Complex, 3200 Jaguar Run, off Lammers Road
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WHERE: Tracy High boys sub-gym, 315 E. 11th St.
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WHEN: 7 to 11 p.m. Feb. 26
DETAILS: The Tracy High Athletic Booster Club will host a casino night to support Tracy High athletics. The evening includes a poker tournament and hors d'oeuvres.
COST: $35, includes chips to play in the casino; another $50 to enter the poker tournament
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"The Winter Soldier" is the identity taken on by Bucky Barnes (Sebastian Stan in the first movie) after he's brought back from the dead. When last seen, Bucky seemed to have met an untimely demise in Captain America: The First Avenger, but in the world of comics no character is ever truly dead. Even though the release date is slated for April 2014, you can be sure that Marvel will continue to stoke fan interest with carefully scheduled news releases.
This title will most likely result in massive googling and trips to the comic shops for everyone who wishes to engage in spirited geek-like conversations on what baddies might also be in the upcoming film. It will be much more fun than talking about depressing news such as the economy or who you plan to vote for next November.


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This school in my opinion has done an amazing job with my child that struggled with gasping information and keeping up with the rest of is class, now he does not have a learning disability but he wasn't assertive or confident at PHCA he learned to believe in himself he also has since grown up academically as well as personally. In one year my son won 1st place in the science fair, join the math Olympics and is now a published author for The American Library of Poetry! He excels in ways I have never seen him and I have this wonderful school to thank!! Thank you PHCA for giving my son the confidence he needed!
This is my son's 3rd year at PHCA and he absolutely loves it. He actually looks forward to going to school, especially on those long breaks. He has learned and grown so much in his academics, love and knowledge of the bible, and his personality is wonderful. As parents, we only wish the best for our son and the staff has promised and followed through with all of my expectations. What i love the most about this school is the fact that the staff knows the names of each individual child that attends the school...now that upclose & personal atmosphere is astonishing. I highly recommend this school.
Our daughter has attended this school for 6 years and loves it. We like the involvement of the staff and accelerated program they use. Also, for a private school in Hawaii the tuition rate is much lower than other schools. We also love the principles the school follows, as even the athletic program's primary focus is playing the right way (over winning at all costs). Highly recommended.
My child started at Children's House, great school but quite expensive and we did not feel it was challenging her. When our 2nd came along, we could not afford it. Pearl Harbor Christian Academy was highly recommended as a great loving, supportive but challenging school with great structure. My 1st child has soared and my 2nd is in K4 and is doing great! We've loved every teacher so far. It is a great and strong Christian environment and very fair to all the students. They are so much ahead of public schools. Rooms are immaculate and air conditioned. Lunch program is excellent and flexible. They have great sports and emphasis not only on curriculum, but community service, penmanship, and citizenship. Communication with the school and teachers is excellent and very organized. You always know what your child needs to do for homework for the day and week and you are given progress reports before the actual report cards. A well rounded school. I pray it goes to high school by the time my children get to that age. Excellent school at a very reasonable and affordable price. I love it and my children love it there.
I have gone to this school for 4 years. In elementary my experience was spectacular! i had wonderful teachers who cared about me and challenged me! Sixth grade was was ok too, i loved it! Our teacher was so funny! But my last year it wasn't all that great. We had a great language teacher who challenge us, she was hard on us in the beginning because before our other teachers didn't expect much from us. After having her as a teacher my reading and writing abilities have soared. My classmates were very kind, loving, and just great people to be around. There was some drama but our class was like a big family. Overall the curriculum was ok. The biggest complaint i have is how some teachers showed a great amount of favoritism or how they disliked some students and made their time there a bit miserable.
i went here and it was absolutely horrible. a few teachers showed a uncontrollable amount of favoritism and the principal at the time well she was a real piece of work. the curriculum itself was good and as far as other teachers go they were great! but as it goes a couple bad apples DEFINITELY ruined the bunch. they were my worst schooling years.
Our kids attended 2005-2006 and they loved it! We were there only a year and were transferred back to the mainland. I wish they could have stayed longer. Excellent school!
This school has room for growth. They use the ABeka curriculum which is suppose to be an accelerated curriculum. It is right on task with mainland schools. The classroom size are average compared to the mainland. Teacher quality varies per grade as with any school. The tuition is affordable. I would recommend Hawaii Baptist Academy. It is a college prep school. The curriculum is challenging hence college prep. Teacher quality is average. Tuition is a bit more but your child will get a stronger foundation in their education and christian life. Very family friendly school.
Absolutely great school! My son has been attending since kindergarten and now he is in the 4th grade. My daughter has attended K3-K4 thus far and just loves everything about her school. As a parent I feel confident with the safety and professionalism of all the staff members and enjoy the Christian principles taught. The mission statement, curriculum, and staff are awesome.
We love this school! My children have been going here a total of 8 years. The staff is very caring and Christ centered. The classrooms are newish and air-conditioned. Praying for a high school!
I attended this school for three years, 6th through 8th, and I must say I found it the most pleasant school I had since attended. Excellent staff, and loyal friends! -Jordan Fullen-
It's a very good school. I'm still attending it. I've been there since kindergarten, and now I am in 8th grade. They have good sports such as basketball, volleyball, etc. The bad things about the school is that there isn't a high school and there isn't a whole lot of sports.
This school is the best. Its classes are small therefore each student gets the attention they deserve. My son absolutely loves the teachers. Staff are very pleasant. Great teacher parent communications. Only negative is no school scholarships available.
I attended that school for 5 years, 5th through 8th grade, and I loved it. In the 8th grade especially, I learned things that the people in my high school are just starting to touch on now. It also helped me grow in my christianity, which is more than I could ever ask for. -Melany, an alumni.
Great school. Bible based and a safe great Christian enviornment for children to grow and learn. They have some sports like volleyball, basketball and archery. My daughter attended for three years and we were pleased.
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2013 marked the return of rock heavyweights Pearl Jam , Fall Out Boy and Arcade Fire . All three groups put out new releases which debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart, and also launched massive tours to promote the records.
Pearl Jam's Lightning Bolt scored the band their fifth #1 album on the Billboard 200, topping the chart with over 166,000 copies sold its first week out, according to Nielsen SoundScan. Fall Out Boy's Save Rock and Roll snagged the guys their second #1 album on the chart, racking up over 154,000 copies sold its first week out, according to Nielsen SoundScan.
Arcade Fire's Reflektor secured the band their second #1 album on the tally, with over 140,000 copies sold in its first week. Reflektor also debuted in the #1 slot on the U.K. album chart its first week out, according to the UK's Official Charts Company, making it their second consecutive album to score the top slot on that list, following 2010's The Suburbs .
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Unit labor costs in manufacturing increased the most in Japan and Korea in 1999
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Unit labor costs rose 13.6 percent in Japanese manufacturing in 1999. The next largest increase was also in East Asia—manufacturing unit labor costs rose by 12.6 percent in Korea.
Of the 13 countries in the analysis, five experienced increases and eight experienced drops in manufacturing unit labor costs in 1999. The biggest decrease in unit labor costs, 4.4 percent, occurred in Belgium. Unit labor costs fell by 1.1 percent in the United States.
In these comparisons, unit labor costs are measured on a U.S. dollar basis and are strongly affected by changes in exchange rates. The increase in unit labor costs in U.S. dollars in Japan, Korea and Taiwan occurred because the exchange rates of their currencies strengthened against the U.S. dollar during 1999. The exchange rates of all the other currencies weakened against the U.S. dollar.
These data are a product of the BLS Foreign Labor Statistics program. Data are preliminary and subject to revision. Additional information is available in "International Comparisons of Manufacturing Productivity and Unit Labor Cost Trends, 1999," news release USDL 00-295. Unit labor costs—the cost of the labor input required to produce one unit of output—are computed by dividing labor costs in nominal terms by real output. Unit labor costs also can be expressed as the ratio of hourly compensation to labor productivity.
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Kevin Ollie traveled a circuitous ascension to the pinnacle of college basketball's landscape.
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This rug was a bit pricey but i guess you get what you pay for. I am used to buying cheap rugs that shed a lot. This rug is so vibrant in color and extremely soft, no shedding. My one fear was that it would look too modern but the differentiation in the various heights of the stripes gave it more of a whimsical look, if that makes any sense. Its perfect for our kid's room.
This rug is really great, especially for the price. I got it to add a little color to our very tan living room and it goes really well with everything and seems to be of very good quality (had it for a few months now). The colors are almost exactly as pictured.
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Here is what it looks like in the Garmisch classic skiing area - winter on top and spring down below... looking forward to your visit!
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Ab sofort können Sie sich die Programme für unsere Einheimischen Kinder herunterladen.
We are in preparation for the upcoming winter season.
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Bobby Dupree writes: Bill, I have to say I was shocked by the speed with which Mark Richt dismissed Isaiah Crowell from the team after his arrest. And I'm a little bit baffled. Why would the coach move so quickly to kick the kid off the team without even waiting to see if the charges stick or get reduced?
I've had that question from several fans, and unless Richt fills us in on why he acted so quickly, whatever we say is sheer speculation. I had expected Richt to wait to see what happened with the charges and then, if they were dismissed or reduced to misdemeanors, suspend Crowell for half a season. Depending on how the player reacted to that, I figured the coach would then either reinstate Crowell or dismiss him. But with Richt moving so quickly to get rid of Crowell on the same day he was arrested, I've got to figure that Isaiah was already on thinner ice with his head coach than any of us imagined. Perhaps there was more to last season's troubles than was made public. The fact that Crowell also had three freshmen in the car with him and his buddy probably didn't help matters. Richt may have seen him as a bad influence who needed to be removed. Also, I think that Richt, in acting so quickly and decisively with Crowell, was sending a message to the rest of the team. Frankly, I think if Richt had waited, he would have been only postponing the inevitable. Yes, it's likely that if Crowell gets the felony charges reduced or dropped he'll wind up playing for some other major school, possibly within the SEC. And, who knows, this time he might actually come to his senses and apply himself, stay out of trouble and become a star player. But I'd say there's an equally good chance that the same deficiencies that hampered Crowell in Athens will show up wherever he plays.
Jerry Doster writes: Bill, what is it with Georgia's tailbacks? OK, I know college kids are known for getting in trouble and our athletes aren't the only ones crossing the line, but the string of incidents in recent years involving the Dogs' tailback corps is really ridiculous. Dontavius Jackson, Washaun Ealey, Caleb King, Carlton Thomas, and now Isaiah Crowell — all in trouble in one way or another and all gone from the program before their eligibility expired. What's going on here? No other position on the team has had such consistent problems. Is it time to look at the position coach and maybe ask what he's doing wrong?
You're not the first to ask whether any of this continuing turmoil with the running backs can be laid at the feet of their coach, Bryan McClendon, who got a hefty pay raise last year, up to $200,000, in large part because of his considerable prowess as a recruiter. There's no denying his value to UGA in that regard. His two latest successes: Keith Marshall and Todd Gurley. Only those intimately familiar with the workings of the team can say for sure whether there's anything McClendon could do differently that might make a difference, but it's tough to pin the stupid things that college students do on their coaches. Still, I'd be surprised if McClendon isn't part of some rather urgent discussions of what can be done to put an end to this. Perhaps Georgia needs to look at how it evaluates the non-football aspects of its recruits. As for Ken Malcome, Marshall, Gurley and the others stepping up to take on the seemingly cursed tailback spot at UGA, I like this piece of advice from Chris White of the Athens Banner-Herald: "You no longer have to be the next Herschel Walker. You just have to make it through college."
Jim Parry writes: Bill, Has gun possession become another topic our athletic department staff and coaches need to address? We do not want to become the U. of Oklahoma and their Switzer-coached wild west teams. Last I heard, Americans have the right to possess firearms, with certain legal restrictions, of course. Maybe our coaches need to dig deeper as to which players own or possess firearms and just make sure 1) They are not obviously [illegal], i.e. scratched off serial numbers like Crowell's Luger. 2) They are a legal type to possess. 3) Registered, if need be. 4) Proper permits are carried to own and/or conceal such weapons. 5) Mandate proper use education for firearms (maybe at a local firing range). 5) Find out WHY these athletes feel the need to carry around weapons in the first place (especially ones that aren't of the weekend deer hunting variety). Do they need to pretend they're "gangsta" in a college environment? Get 'em out of here, if that's the case. Are they being threatened by others and feel they need it to defend themselves? Coaches, parents and maybe even police might need to know if that's the case. Coaches, like it or not, are the closest guardians these athletes have on campus and they need to know personal information about their "kids" to help protect them. Even if it means protecting them from themselves.
Hey, remember the whole flap about the need for Georgia's coaches to insure the kids all have valid driver's licenses and all the effort that went into that? If they also have to take on weapons inventory, I'm not sure they'll have any time left for coaching.
Travis Hill writes: Hey Bill, I hope and pray that we are able to keep Coach [Todd] Grantham around a long time, but truthfully in the back of my mind I am afraid he is going to be such a hot commodity that he will have a lot of options after this season. Do you think UGA would ever put the "Coach in waiting" tab on Grantham?
That whole coach-in-waiting tactic didn't work out very well for West Virginia and Texas, so we may not see many more schools going that route. And I'm not sure Georgia would consider Grantham to be head coach material yet, based on much-publicized incidents the past couple of seasons. From Grantham's point of view, I think it would depend on what sort of job offer he got. I don't see him leaving Georgia simply to return to the NFL. As for a head coaching job, it would depend on where the offer came from. If it was from a mid-major or below, he'd have to ask himself if being a head coach there was really better than being a defensive coordinator in the SEC.
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June 30th, 2012
10:08 pm
June 30th, 2012
10:09 pm
What I meant to say was, "First!"
June 30th, 2012
10:13 pm
STUPID! But, i was once too
June 30th, 2012
10:20 pm
Crowell is cancer…Good riddance scum bag
June 30th, 2012
10:30 pm
I got a six pack of this from Winn Dixie in 1980. I have been ready to drink it for the next championship if we ever won it. How long you think this stuff will last?
June 30th, 2012
10:42 pm
Georgia Football – We Gun This State
June 30th, 2012
10:46 pm
Young Brother,
You WILL play again but if your prints are on that weapon, you will need a good lawyer to minimize the time you will do. If u know whats good for you, you will enroll in your hometowns community college IMMEDIATELY and volunteer at a charity. Dont lie and let this scare the hell outta you. Dont throw it all away Zay. Think of your mom and what you WONT beable to do f(r her if u keep fkng up. Hoping this gets to you man..dammit Zay..u dun it this time..but God is a fair and just one. You will play again kid.
June 30th, 2012
10:50 pm
It's refreshing that Dog fans are very concerned about Crowell being able to continue
studies in pursuit of a future law degree. I thought they just wanted to keep their first string running back in their games… Go Dogs….
June 30th, 2012
10:56 pm
Mark Richt is a dope. Mark Richt babies these clowns, and in return, they toy with him. This will NEVER change with Richt as coach. McGarity knows it, hence why the buyout of Richt aint so large. This doofus ain't long for Athens, thank God.
June 30th, 2012
11:07 pm
Tired of everyone blaming coach Richt and the staff. This is not a daycare. Young me must be held accountable for their actions. With that said, Isaiah we love you still young son. It always seemed like everyone else wanted it for Isaiah except Isaiah. Maybe the pressure was to much. Sometimes you don't know what you had until its gone.
June 30th, 2012
11:11 pm
Herschel, you are one slow dipstick!
June 30th, 2012
11:19 pm
Hey Herschel Talker… I suspect you are more of a talker than you ever were a player, so before you label Mark Richt a dope, you may want to look in the mirror. The man is one of the finest football coaches in the league and he's got more character in his little toe than most of the SEC coaches have in their entire body. If winning a championship at all costs and by any means is the goal, there are plenty of schools that will tolerate all kinds of bad behavior from player who are "too good to lose". But that's not how we do it at Georgia. When the championship comes… and it will… it won't be tainted (e.g. Scam Newton and Auburn).
June 30th, 2012
11:28 pm
Someone asked about his twitter account:
If there are any remorse or regrets comments in there, I couldn't find them.
A rather clear answer to Jerry Doster"s question.
July 1st, 2012
12:01 am
Crowell will probably play in kansas with nick marshall this year before he goes to either lsu,bama, auburn, florida, tennessee, or south carolina. Take your pick. However i think he needs to go learn his lesson at either gmc or hargrove milt. Teach him some DISCIPLINE
July 1st, 2012
12:23 am
UGA = the new Thug U. At least Miami won NC's, all Georgia can do is win divisions via cupcake scheduling.
July 1st, 2012
12:35 am
A wise man once told me that he was so tough on me growing up because I had plenty of friends and didn't need him to be a friend. His role in my life was to be my Father. His job was to keep me headed in the right direction. Mark Richt doesn't understand that his role is to have his player's borderline scared of him so they stay on the right path. The players have enough friends and they obviously don't respect or fear CMR.
July 1st, 2012
12:35 am
June 30th, 2012
11:28 pm
I would need some sort of dictionary to understand that. Where is that type of dictionary sold?
July 1st, 2012
12:37 am
Let me get this straight, RONNIE WILSON, A PLAYER AT FLORIDA 3 YEARS AGO, SHOT A AK 47 OVER SOMEBODY'S HEAD AT A BAR, AND URBAN CRYER LET HIM HANG AROUND, yet Crowell has his under the seat, and he is run off? I GUESS CROWELL SHOULD HAVE SHOT THE GUN AT SOMEBODY, THIS WAY HE WOULD STILL BE ON THE TEAM!! Don't worry though, CROWELL WILL WINDUP AT ALABAMA OR LSU, JUST LIKE THE REST OF GA"S REJECTS. SEE METTENBERGER!! ENOUGH SAID!!
July 1st, 2012
12:40 am
I too hope coach Grantham stays with the DOGS for good number of years. I am as big a supporter of coach Richt as there is, but I will give Grantham credit for our beloved BULLDOGS return to toughness…………….Crowell needed to go , Oline will do just fine this year, Murray will have his best year to date, DEFENSE will litterally destroy SEC offenses………………….And all will be well in DAWGLAND……………RED
July 1st, 2012
12:44 am
Losing Crowell hurts no doubt about it.Why did it go down so quickly?I'm sure some details will start coming out in a couple of days.I hate to see stuff like this happen, it's bad for the kids,the team and the University.There is no need to bash the young man incessantly…he is already gone.I hope he learns from this situation and does the hard work necessary to get himself back on track.I wish him the best.
July 1st, 2012
1:09 am
Losing Crowell won't make this team any worse or any better than it might have been with him. The other isses with this team will far outweigh the Crowell effect. UGA has too many good athletes to lose to the weak teams on its schedule. It doesn't have enough good coaching to beat the better, ranked teams. Nothing much will change that.
July 1st, 2012
1:17 am
It's simple, the football players at UGA have to deal with the University and Athens police who do not care if they're star athletes. You dont think this happens at Al, AU, UF, etc? The difference is, football is not above the law in Athens like it is in other college towns. Get busted at AL and the cops call Saban. Get busted in Auburn and Chizick is called. Get busted in Athens, you go to jail. That's my bet.
July 1st, 2012
2:52 am
OK, here we go again…high-profile athlete pulls enough bone-head crap to be dismissed from a SEC member institution…shows up at some JC (probably only having to actually be enrolled in classes for a couple of months.)…plays well and is 'recruited' (AKA bribed) to attend another member school…excells, hell, maybe even wins a Heisman and a NC and becomes a hero and/or starter t an Auburn or LSU. Basically, no penalty whatsoever, just like transferring and 'sitting out' a year. What I'm saying is there should be, at least, a two-year suspension from the SEC. If they go someplace else, fine, but not the SEC.
July 1st, 2012
2:54 am
I am sickened by Crowell's actions. Stop running with that crowd! God gave YOU opportunity & you should use your talent for a higher purpose! I'm a Georgia grad & worked through school. I know it's tough, but just stop & see the opportunity you've been given. Get your head right! YOU are talented!!! Don't waste it for drugs! I love watching you run that ball! Be Strong! Gotta turn away from things & people that are bad for you! GO DAWGS!!! – regardless!
July 1st, 2012
4:17 am
I think Richt dismissed Crowell because Crowell was on notice that if ANYTHING else happened that was do to questionable behavior or Character that he would be gone. Third strike and you are out.
I also think that Richt knows that there are at least 5 Tailback's that have not committed yet and with an opening at Tailback to shore up our depth those recruit's could see where they would get early playing time. Why postpone something that was inevitable ? Now our coaches can actually tell these recruit's that Georgia need you and mean it.
July 1st, 2012
4:35 am
I trust Coach RIcht knew what he was doing when he dismissed Crowell. Bring on the Boo, Gurley and Marshall.
July 1st, 2012
6:42 am
"…the same deficiencies that hampered Crowell in Athens will show up wherever he plays."
He had those same deficiencies in high school.
July 1st, 2012
7:24 am
All you have to do to find out about Crowell's character is to read a few days worth of his tweets:
Crowell was a train wreck waiting to happen. Read a few of his illiterate, stupid rants filled with the N-word and then ask Mark Richt why he recruited this punk.
July 1st, 2012
7:46 am
Josh Harvey Clemons Grandpa said I told you so….
July 1st, 2012
7:53 am
The "Crowell Affair" should be the last nail in Saint Mark Richt's coffin. It's time for the phony preacher man to move on. Dump him now!
July 1st, 2012
7:55 am
Glad Crowell is gone. He was an evil presence n the locker room.
July 1st, 2012
8:24 am
Little did CMR know that when he showed Crowell the "missing back" formation in Athens when he was recruiting him that it would be a prophetic vision of Crowell's own future. I think, as other posters have said, CMR saw that Crowell's attitude was a ticking time bomb. The fact he had 4 other football players on the car also showed Richt that the kid was not only going down, he was going to take a bunch of other kids down with him. He had to go. He's a big talent, but how many times have we seen "can't miss" talent go into the tank? It's sad his life is such a train wreck at this point, but, football aside, I hope he grows up and makes something good out of his life. Football isn't life – if he gets straight he can still make it right. But like I said before – his absence will hurt. Now we need to go and recruit another back – AND more linemen! Go Dawgs!
July 1st, 2012
8:38 am
The kid was bad news from the begining.I think the minute he got to Athens he knew he was in the wrong place,and has been doing everything wrong since.It's been said a lot in the last couple days,and I'll say it again.Incredible talent,zero heart,zero morals,zero respect for anyone.Let's move on with what we've got….GO DAWGS
July 1st, 2012
8:43 am
I am very interested to know how Crowell scored on his SAT or ACT. One looks at the situation and asks how a kid could be so dumb…and this kid has flown on planes, been in nice hotels, had a taste of what "riches the world has to offer"…and then drives around with a gun.
The sheer stupidity of his decision to carry the gun is amazing. The fact he had FRESHMEN players in the vehicle with him shows a real lack of vision.
If I were IC's parents I would take hime for a mental evaluation.
July 1st, 2012
9:01 am
A couple of questions: Reading a few of his Twitter posts, how did Crowell EVER pass an English course, hs or college? How could our coaching staff been so clueless as to let this guy have teenage freshmen players out on the town at 3 am?
Well, one thing's for sure, Richt got UGA back in the national media spotlight again – too bad it's not football season yet.
The way Richt's career is winding down, his legacy will wind up being that he led UGA to being a Miami-like Thug U, only without the titles. When he's gone, folks will talk and write about the next coach having to "clean up the Bulldog program."
Sad for him. Sadder for UGA.
July 1st, 2012
9:03 am
I truly don't get the infatuation with Grantham. He's been a DC for one year of his entire career, and what good offenses has he beaten? It appears this guy was born under a lucky star, and has benefited handsomely from merely being better than Martinez.
July 1st, 2012
9:03 am
He had to go, he got to many chances last season. Hope he gets on track somewhere else. The TEAM will be better off without him.
July 1st, 2012
9:14 am
"Losing Crowell won't make this team any worse or any better than it might have been with him."
Than I'm afraid your in denial friend. One of my Bama buddies called me last night to rib me a little bit. He said he thought Crowell was going to lead the SEC in rushing this year. He may of been right. What a shame, what a shame.
I'd imagine the quickness of the dismissal had a lot to do with puting the other 3-4 players in jeapordy. And probalby already being on thin ice as well. The moment that Crowell turned from Richt while he was coaching him during the SEC champ game last year… I knew we had a problem. I wanted to deny it and ignore it and hope IC turned it around.
One other thing, I swear you can't listen to a dang thing that comes out of spring camp talks.
July 1st, 2012
9:22 am
Do locals in Athens need to pack to protect themselves against gun-tot'n UGa FBplayers?
July 1st, 2012
9:22 am
Well if his academics are too shaky to go to another school then he shouldn't have been eligible to play at UGA this year.The kid is gone..time to move on
July 1st, 2012
9:32 am
As long as colleges recruit borderline retards with room temperature IQs, this will continue to happen. The only way to fix this problem is for the NCAA to require student athletes to apply and get accepted into college using the same criteria as every other student who walks through the door.
A lot of these so-called "five star" recruits have been pampered and catered to throughout their playing careers. Teachers and coaches at the high school level overlook bad behavior because they don't want to jeopardize the game. When they get to college, it is expanded exponentially because there are millions of dollars riding on this young ADULT'S athletic performance.
They are provided tutors who spoonfeed them lessons. They have "class checkers" who make sure the idiots actually go to class. They have coaches, trainers, and other folks numbers programmed into their cellphones to call if they find themselves in a bad situation.
And they STILL get into trouble.
"You can't fix stupid" quips comedian Ron White.
"Garbage in, Garbage out" sayeth the computer geeks…
July 1st, 2012
9:35 am
Endless Summer – I get your point abt recruiting him, to a degree. Be aware though that several other big time schools also offered him.
July 1st, 2012
9:35 am
If this incident with Crowell Is'nt an indictment of our so-called educational system, then I don't know what is. The young man has been coddled, taught not to respect authority (or himself for that matter) and to adopt the gangsta way of life. What a damn shame and a terrible waste.
July 1st, 2012
9:39 am
People need to stop bashing this kid on the comments. You are the same people that were saying he was going to win the heisman (or "the next Herschel") or a troll posing as a dawg fan. If you grew up the environment this kid came from, you wouldn't have even made it to UGA. The kid has made some mistakes and I hope he finds his path to success even if its not in red & black or even on the football field. He's an all-world talent with the football in his hand and I hope he can use that ability to move his life beyond that of which he's grown up in. Best of luck to Isiah and GO DAWGS!
July 1st, 2012
9:41 am
RxDawg– I agree that IC had a good chance of leading the sec in rushing, assuming our OL has learned how to block. Assuming he stayed healthy and out of the dawg house, both of which would have been highly suspect.
On another note, I agree that cmr had no choice but to cut his losses. Had this been IC first incident, it would have still been hard to accept what will likely be a federal weapons charge.
Finally, IC has made some horrendous decisions and possibly flushed any chance of playing for a big time D1 school. Let's hope that 1) he has learned his lesson, and will make the most of what opportunities are available when all this is over 2) this sets and example for other athletes, not just at UGA, about decision making and consequences.
July 1st, 2012
9:43 am
Recruit Georgia first has it's drawbacks too.There are a ton of knuckleheads from Georgia getting in trouble all across the college football landscape.Say what you will it's just the damn truth…look around the SEC suspended or kick off the team lists…The state of Georgia is well represented.
July 1st, 2012
9:45 am
….doesn't matter, I dare say even Herschel Walker couldn't run behind this pathetic O-line.
July 1st, 2012
9:48 am
Considering a couple of former Aub players were just murdered a few weeks ago. I would assume a lot of football players are secretly armed when they go out to certain areas.Stay away from those places!!!
July 1st, 2012
9:48 am
"wind up being that he led UGA to being a Miami-like Thug U, only without the titles"
Ding, Ding, ding we have a winner…that was the thoughts going around…at least when Switzer's commandos were rampaging thru Norman, Oklahoma was destroying teams on the field and then stomping one their faces.
UGA has Vandy success with thug attitude.
July 1st, 2012
9:49 am
GT4EVER– Pls tell me that was not an attempt at humor.