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By Score Atlanta
Alpharetta 55, North Forsyth 21: The host Raiders had an interception by Michael Downing on North Forsyth's first drive. Josh Dobbs led the offense with five passing touchdowns. His top targets were Carlos Burse, who caught three touchdowns, and Rodney Morris and Daniel Clements, who each had one. Julian Macon, Sefohn Perry and Lem Cobbs added a rushing touchdown each.
Archer 23, Central Gwinnett 8: Sean Fowler scored a touchdown and led the visiting Tigers with 130 yards rushing. K.J. Parmer added 106 rushing yards for Archer and kicker Zach Wacholz finished out the scoring with three field goals. Eman Westmoreland scored on a 32-yard run and J.B. Ezzell added a safety for the Black Knights.
Brookwood 30, Shiloh 24: Brookwood built a 21-3 advantage then survived a furious second-half Shiloh rally to hang on for victory. Zach Moon threw touchdown passes of 60 yards to Colin Cotter and 25 yards to Jamaal Cole for the visiting Broncos. They also got a six-yard scoring run from Cole and three field goals from Brandon Morrow.
Centennial 26, Lambert 7: The Knights won their first game of the season as quarterback Chase Rosenberg hit receiver Christian Robinson on three touchdown passes in the first half from 21, 85 and six yards. Lambert scored their first-half touchdown on a 1-yard plunge by quarterback Brock Maxwell. Rosenberg threw for 190 yards, 145 of them to Robinson.
Chattahoochee 28, South Forsyth 24: After South Forsyth kicked a go-ahead field goal with two minutes remaining, Travis Marshall threw a 19-yard touchdown pass to Avery Ward with 17 seconds left to win it for visiting Chattahoochee. The Cougars first three scores came on strikes of 32, five and 29 yards from Marshall to Collin Lisa. Marshall threw for 403 yards, 259 of which went to Lisa.
East Coweta 24, Westlake 7: Visiting East Coweta opened the scoring in the second quarter with a 9-yard touchdown pass from Bryce Gemmel to Alex Portress. Westlake had a punt return for touchdown called back in the third quarter that would have brought the Lions to within three points.
Grayson 62, Berkmar 0: The Rams jumped out early on the host Patriots and cruised. The Rams scored 35 points in the first quarter and were up 42-0 at the half. Grayson's offense was led by running back Wayne Gallman who had 155 yards and one touchdown in the first half before the second unit went on the field.
Habersham Central 31, Meadowcreek 12: The Habersham Central running game was too much for visiting Meadowcreek as Sydnee Mulligan had 25 rushes for 197 yards and a 4-yard touchdown and Brandt Rinehart had 25 carries for 126 yards and touchdown runs of 7 and 48 yards. Juan Domingo hit a 37-yard field goal at the end of the first half to give the Raiders a 21-6 halftime lead.
Langston Hughes 34, Douglas County 7: The host Panthers jumped on top early and held a big lead throughout much of the second half. Langston Hughes was attempting to pitch a third straight shutout, but Douglas County quarterback Ellis Richardson scored a late touchdown on a short plunge to the end zone.
Lovejoy 50, Morrow 0: Lovejoy surged to a 42-0 halftime lead and coasted to victory over Morrow. Travis Custis led the visiting Wildcats with eight carries for 111 yards and three touchdowns, all in the first half. Montrell Custis added a 25-yard blocked punt returned for touchdown and Brandon Davis picked off a pass and took it 100 yards.
Marietta 56, Kennesaw Mountain 21: The visiting Blue Devils controlled the game from start to finish. Marietta had 362 total yards of offense and star quarterback Anthony Jennings went 9-of-11 passing for 205 yards and four touchdowns and also rushed for 57 yards on 12 carries including a touchdown. Marietta's defense added a pair of fumble recoveries for touchdowns.
Newnan 34, Tri-Cities 16: The visiting Cougars coughed up the football three times inside their opponents' five-yard line, including twice in the endzone. Tyler Mulvenna booted two field goals for Newnan and Tonaris Portress returned an interception for a touchdown.
North Gwinnett 47, Mill Creek 28: Quarterback Michael Haynes led the visiting Bulldogs by completing 19-of-30 passes for 247 yards and four touchdowns. Haynes rushed for 116 yards on 20 carries, while Cam Lewis added 118 yards and two touchdowns for North Gwinnett. Bulldogs' wide receiver Nate Brown pitched in with seven catches for 97 yards and two touchdowns.
Peachtree Ridge 34, Mountain View 12: The visiting Lions coasted to victory over Mountain View thanks to a big night by running back Jordan Ellis, who scored three touchdowns and rushed for 232 yards on 30 carries. Connor Rouleau added two field goals for Peachtree Ridge.
Rockdale County 21, Luella 20: The Bulldogs needed a gutsy decision and some tough running to squeak past visiting Luella. Kentavius Preston scored his second touchdown with under two minutes to play to pull Rockdale County within one point of Luella. Head coach Venson Elder then elected to go for the win, and Preston rushed for the two-point conversion and deliver the thrilling home win.
October 13th, 2012
12:15 am
Camden County Wildcats-47, Tift County-0………Here we come!
October 13th, 2012
1:09 am
The Wildcats are coming ! Lovejoy , that is.
October 13th, 2012
2:28 am
All State Tiquan Lang intercepted a Valdosta pass and returned it inside Valdosta's 40 with barely a minute to go. This set up Lowndes last play 39 yard field goal to win the game 17 to 14. Lang also ran a 2 point conversion to help Lowndes tie the game 14 to 14 with only minutes remaining. (Last week Lang had three picks against Brunswick.)
In the first half Lowndes drove deep into Valdosta's territory three times but only connnected on one field goal. Lowndes dominated the 1st half stats.
For the night Lowndes rushed for over 200 yards and passed for 132, but had to rely on a last play field goal to win 17 to 14 in the Winnersville Classic. And mannnnn, it WAS a CLASSIC!. Lowndes has now defeated Valdosta 8 out of the last nine games. Nick Burgman had 139 yards rushing on 20 carries, for Lowndes.
October 13th, 2012
2:55 am
The "Winnersville Classic" is watered down. Lowndes should have made a statement playing a weak Valdosta Wildcat team. The only thing they did by winning was add motivation to the surging "real Wildcats" of Camden County.Camden displayed their prowess by obliterating Valdosta by a wide-spread margin of victory. Everyone should be careful and aware of getting what they asked for. Camden has been "called-out" and now that their here everyone has been quiet. Camden is highly motivated, dedicated to their purpose, and inspired to defeat Lowndes on their home field.
October 13th, 2012
3:04 am
[...] work day. FYI…Custis has a younger brother on the team that sounds like a good athlete/prospect. AAAAAA roundup | Prep Zone: High School Sports RB Donovan Wilson 30 carries 191 yards 2 TDs -His team won 20-17 in OT. Wilson scored the winning [...]
October 13th, 2012
3:58 am
North Cobb rolls again.
October 13th, 2012
4:26 am
Okat! Where is TuckerDAD, Camden74, 5AReg6Fan, Tiger4Life, etc. what now! What did I tell you (ALL)! Stephenson did it! Yes! I said it now let (ALL) doubters have a seat…
October 13th, 2012
6:41 am
When Stephenson wins a state championship with all of that talent they have call us. Until then it is still the regular season and nobody cares.
Everyboby Else
October 13th, 2012
8:36 am
I live in Dekalb Co and I will drive down to watch that Camden Co. vs Lowndes Co. game! CAN'T WAIT! Well played game to Stephenson and Tucker! Good job guys. The place was packed!
October 13th, 2012
9:26 am
Camden-Lowndes is also on ESPNU. Unfortunately, its the same night as the Warner Robins – Northside game.
October 13th, 2012
9:26 am
I'm like those ole farrts Bartles and James sitting on the porch talkin about "Remember When Valdosta was relevant?" If Valdosta had the students Valwood has now, (and we know why they go there….dont blame em), our record for the past several years would be much better. But as the saying goes, "If "ifs" and "buts" were candy and nuts………." It looks like the region will belong to the Camden Wildcats for a while.
October 13th, 2012
9:38 am
Northside attempted to schedule Camden for the 2010-2011 regular season, either a home and home thing or either at a neutral site (Ga Southern), but Camden didn't want to do it. They must have already had their non-region (out-of-state) schedule set. There may have been other reasons also.
October 13th, 2012
9:50 am
I need some help. For years Camden was blasted on here for playing a weak region. It didn't matter that we played some of the top teams on the way to our championships. I must note we didn't always win those games. We were beaten by some great Lowndes , Colquitt and other teams.
So now we are in R1. This was the region where everyone wanted us in and I must say this region has some great teams and we shuld not have been playing the teams in old R3. No we have not played Lowndes or Colquitt and they have not played us. What I am saying is when will Camden get cerdit for being able to compete in this region. I don't care about the critics from outside the region but we get no respect from our region brothers on here or the Vent. All I here is you won but wait until next week or you played a weak team. There was no weak teams before the season started.
Like I always say , Camden will be ready to play win or lose every Friday.
October 13th, 2012
9:51 am
Go LOVEJOY!!! Cant wait for November. THE SECOND SEASON
October 13th, 2012
9:55 am
I just love the coverage of the South Georgia teams.
October 13th, 2012
9:56 am
Northside Dawg…If Northside had REALLY wanted to play Camden, Coach Heron would have made it happen. I really doubt that you wanted a piece of us after the Cats took your great team and the "Legendart" Conrad Nix to the woodshed in the previous years title game. Keep japping your jaws.
October 13th, 2012
9:59 am
. For years Camden was blasted on here for playing a weak region. It didn't matter that we played some of the top teams on the way to our championships. I must note we didn't always win those games. We were beaten by some great Lowndes , Colquitt and other teams.
So now we are in R1. This was the region where everyone wanted us in and I must say this region has some great teams and we shuld not have been playing the teams in old R3. No we have not played Lowndes or Colquitt and they have not played us. What I am saying is when will Camden get cerdit for being able to compete in this region. I don't care about the critics from outside the region but we get no respect from our region brothers on here or the Vent. All I here is you won but wait until next week or you played a weak team. There was no weak teams before the season started.
Like I always say , Camden will be ready to play win or lose every Friday.
October 13th, 2012
10:07 am
Northside was defeated before they even stepped on the field that night. Strange things happen in the Dome. It was kind of similar to last week's UGA-USC game.
October 13th, 2012
10:37 am
Camden1981: I have not seen very many comments on Camden not being an outstanding football team. I have watched you guys for the past ten years and I think even you will admit, this years team is probably Camdens BEST in the past ten years. I fully expect you to play for the state championship and probably win it this year. But don't trash the remainder of r-1AAAAAA. Any true fan would know Tifton and Coffee would have a tough time this year with all new coaching staffs. The top teams to beat are colquitt, Valdosta, Camden and Lowndes. Everyone has known that from day one., So far Camden has beat Valdosta, wait until the end of the year before getting to confident. Again I predict Camden to winn state and I will assure you the real region 1 fans will be pulling for any representative we have in the game.
October 13th, 2012
10:40 am
Does anyone have any information on the Coffee Player injured? Our thoughts and best wishes for he and his family.
October 13th, 2012
11:09 am
Lovejoy now is 6-1 and allowing only 7.7 per game. While averaging 39 ppg, the Wildcats now have a more balanced attack..No longer are we just a running team. Beware AAAAAA. November is coming.
October 13th, 2012
11:11 am
Yes Rancher. Everyone keep up the prayers and good thoughts. If you have not heard. The players name is Jalen Wilkerson. Coffee's starting sophomore tight end. He fractured vertebra in his neck and suffered a severe concussion in a helmet to helmet collision with two Brunswick defenders. The last word I have been able to get is that he is stable, apparently after surgery, and has regained some feeling and movement in his arms and legs. I am speculating that this must mean his spinal cord is intact though it received severe trauma. The scene at Jardine stadium was unreal as they brought in orthopedic doctors from the hospital and immobilized him for the lifeflight to Savannah.
Everyone keep the good thoughts and prayers coming through the air to Jalen and his family. All of his extended Coffee County family is in a total funk this morning. He is such a fine young man.
I don't know how the Coffee team continued to focus after his injury. He is well liked. Only 15. So, so sad.
October 13th, 2012
11:33 am
I hate this site when it, as it does so often, Loses my posts. I'm not going into the whole thing again.
Bottom line.
CAMDEN FANS – Yes you are the cream in 1-6A this year. You have the praise of Coffee's players, its' coach and every fan I have spoken with. Excellent skill, speed, coaching and no glaring weaknesses to exploit.
With that said. No one at Coffee is in awe of Camden. Yes. Camden beat Coffee. Soundly. But Coffee got it together and outscored and outgained Camden for the last 30 minutes of the game.
Can't wait to host the Cats at Jardine Stadium next year.
October 13th, 2012
11:46 am
I have said all along that Camden is loaded this year and would win the region1AAAAAA by going undefeated. I also think they are a good bet to win it all. The question that everyone in region 1AAAAAA has about Camden is how will they do year in and year out in region1AAAAAA? Camden has 3 of the best players in the state in GREEN, RAMSEY and DAVIS.
I have now seen Camden and Lowndes up close and live in person. I still have the same opinion as I had in the beginning. Camden will win that game by atleast 2TD's. However, that game is at the end of the season and Camden has a trap game against Colquitt. Another factor is health. Camden unlike any other team in region1 is really dependent on 2 players (RAMSEY-GREEN). If both are fully healthy, Camen beats Lowndes easily. If either are not at full strength, then it becomes a dog fight!!!!!! I just don't think Camden can beat Lowndes without RAMSEY-GREEN.
October 13th, 2012
11:47 am
Why do these Lovejoy fans think they are so good? The were crushed in there only "real" game this year. They are not even one of the top 2 teams on the southside. I think Sandy Creek and ELCA are betters teams and have a much better chance to win a state championship.
October 13th, 2012
11:50 am
All of our prayers and well wishes from the Valdosta Wildcat Nation go out to the young man from Coffee that suffered the injury last nite. Health and quality of life of these young men is far more important than a football game!!!!
October 13th, 2012
1:12 pm
I posted this on Todd's site, and will re-post it here:
Here's something else for us VHS fans to think about: we have lost to three teams that are a combined 20 – 0 (and could have won two of those games), and we beat a good North Augusta team whose only loss is to Valdosta. If we win out we will be no worse than the #3 seed out of R1. So, we pick our heads up, congratulate Lowndes for winning a hard fought game, and press on, knowing we're a pretty darn good football team!
October 13th, 2012
1:55 pm
dosta Dawgs: WELL SAID, we as fans should never forget these are kids playing thier hearts out for our entertainment. IT IS JUST A GAME. We at Lowndes and all other schools obviously want to win but hopefully this young man will recover and lead a quality life.
October 13th, 2012
2:06 pm
I love Georgia football, and it's fun listening to everyone up lifting their team. (me included)
So I'm going to fall right in line and say GRAYSON will win state again this year!!!
CC, Lowndes, Colguitt are all goods team and wish them the best, but the road will run through Gwinnett again!
October 13th, 2012
2:08 pm
Ditto DAwgs!!!!
October 13th, 2012
3:32 pm
@ dougmo2, what do you mean "it's the regular season and nobody cares", the regular season is what determines if there is a second (PLAYOFFS) for teams! Duh****
October 13th, 2012
3:42 pm
Norcross is a State Contender….write it down and post on your fridge. They can score anytime that touch it. Kamara and that big O-line is really scarey.
The Cross
October 13th, 2012
4:03 pm
Camden does not depend on just a few players. We play as team. We have other backs who run the ball more than JJ. We have serveral receivers who have caught passes especially our tightend Connor Lockhart and we constantly send in fresh players on both lines.Brice Ramey is very valuable in that he kicks off, punts, and attempts long field goals with his great leg. Camden has won in the past as a team and will continue to do so in the future. It just so happens this year we have afew individual athletes good enough to get offers from D-1 schools. Also, we will have our big offensive linemen transfer from Glynn start playing in our next game against Brunswick(James Vonashek), he has been injured since preseason but has been practicing for several weeks.
October 13th, 2012
4:06 pm
@Mighty Mighty Wildcats
You contradict yourself,
"""" But as the saying goes, "If "ifs" and "buts" were candy and nuts…"""
and then you say """" If Valdosta had the students Valwood has now, (and we know why they go there….dont blame em), our record for the past several years would be much better"""""""
You can't have it both ways…. one line you say saying goes , "if", and the turn right around and say " if we had"""" make your mind up…… in football a win is a w and that doesn't change….
October 13th, 2012
4:12 pm
It should EVERY year with the largest schools system in the state, but it don't, and it for sure will NOT this year. ya'll win 2 out of the last 10 years, and split one, come on man…….
You heard it here Grayson WILL NOT, repeat WILL NOT repeat this year…
October 13th, 2012
4:14 pm
Say what you want about Camden but they get away with recruiting players…. that kid they got from Glynn academy and a few other players whose parents just happen to get nice job offers from businesses in st. marys and really good deals on new homes that are in Camden Zone's is rampant…. follow the money and the players…. it all leads to Heron…..
October 13th, 2012
4:21 pm
AAAAAA RoundUp, Courtesy Of TitleTown Sports
October 13th, 2012
4:22 pm
Lowndes 17, Valdosta 14: They call it the Winnersville Classic. Once again, it truly was a classic.Lowndes and Valdosta went down to the wire for the third year in a row in their annual crosstown showdown. This time, it came down to the final play. And this time, it was the Vikings who pulled out the victory.Gustavo Gonzales' 40-yard field goal on the final play of the game gave Lowndes a 17-14 victory over archrival Valdosta on Friday night at Cleveland Field at Bazemore-Hyder Stadium.It was a tremendous ending to a tremendous football game."That was two really good football teams," Lowndes head coach Randy McPherson said. "You can forget about records. They did an excellent job against us, and we were able to play hard, make some plays and come out with a win.""It was a really good football game," Valdosta head coach Rance Gillespie said. "It has been (a great game) for the last three years."With less than two minutes to play in the game, the score was tied 14-14, and Valdosta was facing third-and-10 at its own 40-yard line. Quarterback Shelby Wilkes took the snap and looked for a receiver. He fired over the middle towards a receiver, but the ball went off of the receiver's hands and right into the hands of Tiquan Lang, Lowndes' All-State safety.After Lang picked off the pass at his own 45, he started running with the ball, trying to get as far down the field as possible. Following his blockers, he took the ball all the way to the Valdosta 32, putting the Vikings close to Gonzales' range."It feels real good," Lang said. "I had to make a play for my team, and I did it."Lang was tackled for no gain on first down, then Nick Burgman gained six and four yards on the next two plays. Lowndes let the clock run down, then called timeout with 4.5 seconds left, and sent Gonzales in to try a 40-yard field goal. After the Vikings lined up for the field goal, Valdosta called a timeout to try to ice the kicker.Gonzales lined up for the kick again. Seth Carlo's snap was on the mark, the hold was good and Gonzales got plenty of leg into the kick. The ball sailed through the air towards the goal posts and split the uprights. The two officials standing underneath the goal posts raised their arms to signal that the kick was good, and the players standing on the Lowndes sideline stormed the field to celebrate.The clock operator was so focused on watching the play that he forgot to start the clock. But after the kick sailed through the uprights, he quickly started the clock, and let the final 4.5 seconds tick off the clock, as the fans on the visitors' side began celebrating the win.It was one of those games that either team could have won.Lowndes dominated the first half, outgaining Valdosta 173-53, but could only get one field goal, and held a 3-0 lead at halftime.The Vikings got on the board on their second possession of the game. Lowndes started the drive at its own 8. Alex Stephenson's 31-yard pass to Malik Roberts moved the Vikings into Wildcat territory, and Burgman's 21-yard run on fourth-and-10 took the ball to the Valdosta 14. The drive stalled at the 4, thanks in part to a false start penalty and a tackle in the backfield, but Gonzales kicked a 21-yard field goal to give Lowndes a 3-0 lead.Late in the first half, Lowndes took over at its own 7, after a 68-yard punt by Valdosta's Mac Loudermilk. Stephenson threw a screen pass to Burgman, and Burgman raced 42 yards down the Lowndes sideline, down to the Wildcat 47. Later in the drive, Stephenson's 16-yard pass to Kenny Moore on third down got the ball to the 3. On the final play of the half, the Vikings lined up for a field goal. But the snap was low and Stephenson, the holder, couldn't field it cleanly, so he picked it up, tried to run with it and was drilled by a Valdosta defender at the 10. The Vikings came away empty on the drive, but headed to the locker room with a 3-0 lead.Valdosta's Sherrod Inman caught the opening kickoff of the second half, and took off running. Inman got some blocks in front of him, and returned the ball all the way to the Lowndes 48, giving the Wildcats great field position. Three Malcolm Joseph runs moved the ball to the Lowndes 32.On second-and-9, Wilkes lined up in the shotgun and Lowndes' defense prepared to blitz. Gillespie and the Wildcats had the Vikings right where they wanted them.Wilkes took the snap, the Vikings' blitz came and Wilkes threw a swing pass to Herring in the flat. Herring got a block in front of him, ran by a defender, broke into the open, outran the last defender and sprinted untouched into the end zone for the first touchdown of the game."We were kind of sitting on the swing pass," Gillespie said. "They've gotten to where they blitz so much that we knew we had that, and we were saving it (for the right time). They were in an all-out blitz, and it was set up for us."The home crowd erupted in cheers, and Brennan Goodson's extra point gave Valdosta a 7-3 lead.Lang returned the ensuing kickoff to the Vikings' 40. On second-and-22, Burgman broke free on a misdirection play and raced 41 yards, all the way to the Valdosta 32. The Vikings moved the ball to the VHS 13, but on third-and-4, Valdosta linebacker John Bellamy raced in on a blitz and sacked Stephenson at the 19. Gonzales kicked a 37-yard field goal to cut Valdosta's lead to 7-6.Late in the third quarter, Stephenson tried to throw a screen pass, and Valdosta's Darrius Sapp read the play and dropped into coverage. The big defensive tackle picked off the pass near midfield and returned it to the Vikings' 42.Two Herring runs moved the ball to the 17. After a holding penalty moved the Wildcats back to the 25, Inman leaped and hauled in Wilkes' pass at the 1. On the first play of the fourth quarter, Wilkes crossed the goal line on a quarterback sneak, giving Valdosta a 14-6 lead.Lowndes answered with a long 14-play, 90-yard drive that lasted 7:36. Twice the Vikings faced third-and-long. The first time, Stephenson found Burgman for 12 yards to move the chains. The next time, Burgman gained 13 yards for another first down.Five plays later, the Vikings faced third-and-7 at the Valdosta 20. Stephenson took the snap and lofted a pass towards the end zone. Burgman had made big plays throughout the night, and this time, he made one of his biggest, hauling in the pass a couple of yards over the goal line for the touchdown. Lowndes went for the two-point conversion, and called a toss sweep to Lang, who ran into the end zone to tie the score at 14-14 with 4:17 left in the game.Then Lang intercepted a pass, and put Gonzales and the Vikings in position to win the game."Big players make big plays," Lang said.Burgman was the game's MVP. On Friday night, he ran for 138 yards on 21 carries. He caught three passes for 42 yards. And when the Vikings found themselves trailing in the fourth quarter, they put the ball in his hands a number of times, and he delivered on several occasions.Stephenson, facing his former team, completed six of seven passes for 132 yards and one touchdown, along with one interception."I had my team right here with me, and they came and supported me," Stephenson said. "They kept my head up the whole time. I have the best team and the best coaches in the world."For Valdosta, Herring ran for 56 yards on nine carries and Joseph had 40 yards on 11 carries. Wilkes completed eight of 12 passes for 96 yards and one touchdown, as well as an interception.Lowndes improved to 7-0, and 3-0 in Region 1-6A, while Valdosta fell to 3-3, and 0-2 in region play.
October 13th, 2012
4:30 pm
Dosta Dawgs,, If u believe Camden reliess only on JJ and Brice you must haven't watched of that Valdosta games,, Bessent, Williams, Jordan, Johnson and Winbush,on must Friday nights one of these underclassmen is the leading rusher or reciever
It mostly never JJ, but we hope people continue to think that. But don't get me wrong. JJ impacts the game more than any player in the state. And we have many more guys that I didn't even mention
Coach run kids in all night. I never ever miss games, so please trust me on that. For instance Bessent leading rusher last night, Williams last week and he is a defensive starter
October 13th, 2012
4:35 pm
ROBERT, Thanks your right the Lockhart kid is a beast with great hands and I mean great hands
October 13th, 2012
6:17 pm
Dosta Dawg, Ramsey is the QB, a pretty important position on any team. JJ Green has been a mainstay since his frshman year. By no means are they the only weapons on that Camden County team. I think that you may want to check the stats. Green causes a lot of issues on defense and special teams, and on offense when he is utilized. You always want your best athlete on the field. Most folks hear these 2 names, but there are many more who have have big games this season for Camden County. That is what I feel, makes them a dangerous team to face.
I will say right now, I was not for Camden being in region 3 and yes I had reservations about how they would perform in region 1. I don't think that region 1 is having a down year, since history has shown them to beat up on one another weekly. That was always the calling card of region 1, the games physical week end and week out. Camden has put up 42,39 and 47 points respectively and has only given up 18 points in those 3 games. These were playoff teams last year. I know Coffee will say we out played them in the 2nd half, but you gave up 32 points in the first half and did not have the offensive ability to comeback from a deficit like that. Valdosta will say, we had a lot of dropped pases, but you were in the same predicamant a week earlier than Coffee, you gave up too many first half points, in both instances it seemed that Camden County shut down to conserve energy for the long region schedule. These scores have allowed Camden County to do what they did in region 3, give the underclassmen field time. With 3 games remaining and because Brunswick is right up the road from Camden County, this may be the start of a regional rivalry game for Camden County and Brunswick. The Lowndes and Colquitt games await thereafter. Get's no better than this. Go Ga High School Football.
October 13th, 2012
6:25 pm
All this talk about a Camden state championship…I don't know if you've looked at the playoff brackets, but They are going to end up with a third round match-up against either my Norcross Blue Devils or Grayson.the good news for Camden is that they will have a much easier path to the third round playing the first two rounds against the weak teams from Region 4 and against either Region 2 or 3, but the thie third round is going to decide whether they win the championship or not.
October 13th, 2012
8:45 pm
Hey what happens if Colquitt,Camden and Lowndes all finish 5-1 in region play? Just asking.And i know someone told me where to find it but i can't. A little help plse
October 13th, 2012
9:10 pm
@ JSD your just plain crazy!!!
October 13th, 2012
10:08 pm
JAB…..I watched part of that game and was not impressed with Stephenson. But congratulations on the win!
October 13th, 2012
10:11 pm
Northside Dawg……Prove it!
October 13th, 2012
10:19 pm
Coffee 100………I beleive you should rethink your post! Coffee did not out score Camden in the second half of their game. Camden scored 7 points in the second half and Coffee scored 6!
October 13th, 2012
10:25 pm
Dosta Dawgs…….Which Camden team were you watching, two man team, are you serious? You might want to go back and watch the replay of the Camden-Valdosta, Camden-PTR and any other Camden game you can. Then you will understand the error of your post.
October 14th, 2012
1:04 am
JSD……Your post should read, I'm on LSD! Where is your proof of Camden recruiting players? I dare you to post proof!
October 14th, 2012
7:45 am
Dang, I will be glad when time passes and Camden becomes just a regular member of this region, I tire of all the back and forth….they are really not that compelling of a team. No local rivalry, so they go looking for any and all issues to create some…at least the fans anyhow. I think the most classless thing I remember was when they took an ad out in the Valdosta Daily Times…if that does not scream "look at us" I do not know does. They remind me of the rich, high society girl who has everything, but still comes to the dance and does not have a partner so she has to do something crazy to get attention. Just admit that you have a powerhouse school that benefits from being the single lone 6A school in the corner of the state and be proud that you win with the most talent…but not as often as you should (i.e. last year).
1981 Camden…please quit whining and begging for respect…it is not a good look.


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And they (according to our VERY SECRET PLEASE DO NOT ASK sources) want/need encouragement. Or just, you know, want to know that vegans will actually be psyched and into it. WILL YOU BE??? Can you imagine the pizza cheesesteak with some Daiya up on that bitch? Yeah, you can.
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Michael O'Keefe is interested in marketing, advertising, and design. O'Keefe received the Second Mile Award from OC in 2004 and has won over one hundred local, regional and national awards for creativity. He has had his work published in the Sunday Oklahoman, Print's Best Logos & Symbols 6, American Corporate Identity, as well as many others.


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Some of you will say, well, when? When? And I say, As soon as they're ready. It is job one urgency around here. Nobody is sleeping at the switch. And so we are working with [our] partners, not just to deliver something, but to deliver products that people really want to go buy.
Steve Ballmer on the Windows 7 Slate
(via Dustin Curtis): Such a novel idea he has, of delivering products that people really want to buy. But he's actually wrong. He should be delivering products people want to use.
Salon's Andrew Leonard opines:
A hint as to why Microsoft eventually lost its way. Allard's tone is: Here's this important thing that we need to exploit, instead, here is this incredibly cool thing that enables people to do all kinds of cool things: how can we be cool like that?
Allard's focus: The Internet is an important way for us to make money. Apple and Google's focus: How do we make the Internet work for you. Their philosophies are different — Apple believes in controlling the interface, while Google pursues a more open approach — but the fundamental understanding is shared. Cool tools to do cool things. Meanwhile, Microsoft just wants market share.
I think Leonard is giving Google and Apple too much credit and is trying to frame Microsoft's failures in a pithy paradigm. All companies are out to exploit value - everyone is trying to figure out the next place where people congregate and talk and buy things and how to reach people in those places — Microsoft is just extra clumsy at it and doesn't wrap their intentions nicely in rounded corners or clean primary colors.
Wedged in John Gruber's excellent article on the battle between Apple and Google was this nugget :
Three years ago, just before the original iPhone shipped, here's what Steve Ballmer said in an interview with USA Today's David Lieberman:
"There's no chance that the iPhone is going to get any significant market share. No chance. It's a $500 subsidized item. They may make a lot of money. But if you actually take a look at the 1.3 billion phones that get sold, I'd prefer to have our software in 60 percent or 70 percent or 80 percent of them, than I would to have 2 percent or 3 percent, which is what Apple might get."
How is it that Steve Ballmer still has a job? To wit, Microsoft has failed at:
Essentially, they've missed the boat on every single technological development in the last decade. They can't even anticipate and defend their cash cows — the Office tools and IE. So what are they left with? A round-the-wagon mentality for an operating system business that's tethered to the increasingly obsolete PC.
What defines Microsoft now? What's their mission? What is their company's identity? Their existing enterprise and PC manufacturer relationships ensures steady profit margins for the next 5-7 years, but technology businesses operate 15-20 year out, and Microsoft's irrelevance is not even up for debate any longer, but sadly, an obvious silent fact.


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Body found on I-95 ramp in Burlington possible hit-and-run victim
A body was found on a ramp heading to I-95 in Burlington on Saturday night. State police are investigating the apparent hit-and-run incident.
Relics from 3,350 B.C. found under I-95 go on display in Fishtown church
Remnants of Native American civilization carbon-dated to the year 3,350 B.C., found under I-95, will go on display tonight.
Two cars hit two men, killed one on I-95
One pedestrian was killed and another injured while crossing Interstate 95 early Sunday morning, reports say.
Tractor-trailer rollover slows morning commute in Mansfield
A tractor-trailer rollover on I-95 has slowed the morning commute to a standstill. The rollover occurred in Mansfield on I-95 […]
Truck driver critically injured in crash that jammed I-95 in Northeast
The accident happened in I-95′s southbound lanes near the exit for Woodhaven Road about 4:30 a.m. Wednesday.
Man hurt, 100 gallons of fuel spill in I-95 crash in Kensington
The accident happened just before 6 a.m. in the northbound lanes of I-95 near the Girard Avenue exit.
Wrong-way driver who killed cop sentenced to 10 to 20 years
The 48-year-old Bucks County man who pleaded guilty to killing a Philadelphia Highway Patrolman in a crash while under the influence of alcohol on an I-95 on-ramp last year will serve time in prison, reports say.
I-95 stretch named after fallen officers Lorenzo and O'Hanlon
The same 12-mile stretch of I-95 where two Philly cops were killed in separate incidents nearly 30 years a part has been renamed in their honor.
Police: Va. man stole motorcycle during test ride, crashed on I-95
A Virginia man was arrested in Wilmington, Del. after he allegedly stole a motorcycle during a test drive in Philadelphia, then crashed it on I-95.
School bus crashed on I-95 Southbound in Bucks County
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Faculty of the Ethnic Studies Program at the University of Utah say a move to a tucked-away underground floor threatens the health of their nascent major.
The department's current offices are in Carlson Hall, which is slated to be demolished this summer to make room for a new law school building.
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While planners say the move is temporary due to space constraints at the U., some in the department feels it's symbolic of the "debased, marginalized spaces," often designated to minorities in America, according to an unsigned letter circulated at a Thursday meeting.
The program's new home is in the Business Classroom Building at 1635 E. Central Campus Drive.
"For me personally, I feel like we've been left out of this completely," said ethnic studies associate professor Elise Boxer. "We're a new major, and we're going to need to expand. When are our needs going to be a priority?"
University President David Pershing said the school is committed to ethnic studies, and promised the department will have a new, larger home on a higher floor in the building within the year.
"We just have to deal with the space available," he said. "This is a reasonable temporary space."
It's important for a program — especially a new major — to have a location where professors can interact with each other as well as students, to build a sense of community, said gender studies director Susie Porter, whose faculty are due to move next to ethnic studies.
"We can't build community if we don't have space in the first place," she said. "I think there's a lot of growth going on [at the U.]... you have to really think about what your priorities are."
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More evidence that when those reflexes kick in and "we stand by our story" comes out, you have entered the danger zone. http://t.co/8rzYnSvT
As mobile users become the majority in news, @corybe worries that news producers aren't even close to ready Good post.
And no one suggested the $20,000 fee to apologize and try to get your reputation back might be self-defeating? Strange.
Puzzling. Jonah Lehrer is paid $20,000 for a public apology talk at a Knight Foundation event. @johnmcquaid interprets:
See @delong on what's missing from that TNR profile of "wise child" Ezra Klein.
Ezra Klein has "fuck you" traffic, says an editor at the Washington Post. Enough to halt any argument with an editor.
"The commenting platform now works much more like a personal blog." On Gawker Media trying again to get comments right.
The first sentence of illustrates what I said in my latest post: writers, voices are ascendant over publishing brands
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Anyone looking for a charming escape from day to day life might like to give Bembridge a try. Located on the eastern side of the Isle of Wight and almost detached from the rest of the island the town has a busy little harbour but yet is still quaint and peaceful. Visitors to Bembridge will find a decent choice of places offering self catering accommodation as well as campsites and park resorts.
Bembridge has shallow beaches, which offer safe bathing and hours of time beach-combing and crabbing for children. There are some pretty walks to be found in the area including along the promenade at nearby Seaview to Ryde, which is just two miles away. Families can have great fun at the pitch and putt courses in Sandown, Shanklin and Ryde or take a trip on the Isle of Wight Steam Railway
The harbour at Bembridge is filled with vessels some of which are primed for taking visitors on fishing and sightseeing trips. The island is a great place for watersports with sailing at Cowes very popular as well as windsurfing, diving, sea-canoeing and kayaking. A paddle steamboat takes visitors around the whole island coastline and boats can also be chartered for fishing trips here.
The village centre has a good range of small shops, pubs and restaurants arranged in two main areas, the first being the top of Lane End Road and the other being The High Street. The harbour has individual house boats on its southern shore with some providing afternoon tea or bed and breakfast. From the top of Bembridge Down visitors can overlook the airport, which is just to the west of the town centre.
Animal and wildlife lovers will find numerous places of interest on the island including Seaview Wildlife Centre and the Isle of Wight Zoo at Sandown. There are numerous beaches here and another place of interest is Alum Bay, which is noted for its multi-coloured sands. It is also close to the Needles, a chalk rock formation in the sea overlooked by a lighthouse. There are several historic buildings located on the island including Carisbrooke Castle and Osborne House at Cowes.
Being one of the most southerly parts of the UK the Isle of Wight has a milder climate than most other areas. The warmest time of the year to visit the Isle of Wight is generally July and August when the average high is approximately 20 to 21 degrees centigrade. July is also generally the driest month, while November to January is the wettest time of the year with an average rainfall of approximately 85 to 89mm.
The island is eight kilometres off the English mainland and served by ferries operated by Wightlink from Lymington and Portsmouth and Red Funnel from Southampton. Hovertravel run a hovercraft service from Southsea. The nearest major airport is at Southampton, where Flybe have flights from major European cities such as Paris and Dusseldorf as well as UK cities like Aberdeen, Liverpool and Newcastle. South West Train runs a train service from London Waterloo to Southampton and Portsmouth.


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Our family had such an amazing time! This place is exactly what we were looking for.. Simplicity and so relaxing!! Right on canal off springs so it's a PERFECT location! We came hoping to see manatees, be able to relax and fish..and we accomplished all of the above! The water is beautiful and the house had everything you need for a simple get away! It's nothing fancy but it's clean and very comfortable. If you are like us we spent the entire time taking advantage of the canoe and kayaks provided and enjoying sitting out on dock. Thank you so much Mr. Bert for sharing your little piece of heaven with us!! We will be back very soon!!
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Our group had an amazing time staying at this house. The location could not be better. Very private property, with plenty of space outdoor, nice screened in porch with lots of seating and a swing, and access to the river right off the property. Close to shopping, state parks, and the beach at Pine island. It's not a huge house, but there's enough room and we had no problem with a group of 6 adults. The house is clean and well maintained. It's also well air -conditioned, so it was always nice coming back inside after a hot day out in the sun. We were able to fish right off the property and caught a barracuda and bass, we also put to use a crab trap available at the house and had a crab dinner one of the nights. Kayaking up and down the river was one of our favorite activities. The area is great for bird watching, manatee, and other wild life. We saw manatees on several occasions while kayaking on the river, and once a manatee came right to the dock by the house, very exciting. We spent a lot of time just lounging outside and sunbathing, there are two swings and several chairs set-up on the front yard, you can get out and sit in the sun or set-up yourself in the shade of the trees and enjoy the cool breeze. With shopping and restaurants only 4-5 miles away, it's an ideal location to get away from it all and yet be relatively close to everything civilization has to offer. Working with Dale was easy and pleasant. He was there to greet us when we arrived, showed us around the property, and explained how we can get in touch with him if something comes up. This is not the cheapest property in the area but all the amenities make it totally worth every penny. We would recommend this rental if you looking for privacy, get away from it all, nature watching, fishing. Thank you Dale for everything. We are looking forward to coming back.


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Studio, 1 bathroom, sleeps 4
Welcome to the new shelborne hotel & beachfront resort
Now with free WI-fi high speed internet!!!
After 2 years on renovations and $25 million+ invested, the shelborne hotel & beachfront resort has re-opened on nov 30th, 2011 for business with a great and a new modern style, new pool, 3 amazing restaurants, a sushi bar, a boutique, and a brand new lobby!
This beautiful studio with an oceanfront view & balcony is located in the heart of south beach, (miami beach) and within walking distance to absolutely everything you want do. In the historic art deco shelborne beach resort, former host to the miss america pageant
This great unit has a view of collins ave, the room has 2 new queen beds with upgraded mattress and a fully equipped kitchenette equipped with a microwave, refrigerator, coffee machine, plates and utensils, perfect for making breakfast or re-heating leftovers.
This luxury south beach hotel is not only minutes from Miami international airport, the ports of Miami, and all south Florida entertainment and sports venues, but is only just steps from Miami's south beach nightlife, the Miami beach convention center, downtown Miami and, of course - the radiant Atlantic ocean.
As one of the premiere luxury south beach hotels, the shelborne boasts a warm and cordial atmosphere, a sparkling pool, oceanfront guest rooms and suites, expert film and fashion production space, and award-winning cuisine and first-class meeting and events facilities, all offered in the center of the tantalizing and awe-inspiring south beach.
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Jan. 27, 2007
GREELEY, Colo. -- The University of Northern Colorado men's basketball team fell to the University of Montana Grizzlies Saturday night at the Butler-Hancock Sports Pavilion, 68-51.
The Bears (3-19, 1-9 Big Sky) came out sluggish in the first-half, scoring just 19 points to fall behind by 17 at the half. A bright spot for the Bears in the first half was the play of freshman Chris Kaba, who had two blocks in the first 20 minutes of play.
The second half started out much the same as the first, with the Bears still struggling to find a rhythm. They finished just 34.7 percent from the field for the game. Still, Northern Colorado was able to whittle away at the deficit, getting to within 13 points at the eight minute mark.
The Bears were led by the freshman Tommie Clark and Kaba, who scored 12 and 10 points respectively.
Montana (11-10, 5-3) was led by Jordan Hasquet's double-double of 17 points and 11 rebounds.
The Bears will return to action next Wednesday against the Sacramento State Hornets in Sacramento. Tip-off is set for 8:05 p.m. Mountain Time. The game can be heard on the Home of the Bears, 1310 AM KFKA in Greeley.


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Hey, who's ready to chomp on a turkey leg and watch dudes pretending to sword fight?
It's time once again for the Georgia Renaissance Festival, which will be April 17 through June 6 in the Fairburn/Peachtree City area.
The annual event features all sorts of performers in period costumes, shops and food fit for a king. Speaking of kings, since this is the Festival's 25th year they're celebrating by recreating the coronation of Henry VIII.
So, if you want to go without spending thine own silver, Buzz wants to help.
We have four tickets and the most quintessential Renaissance man or woman wins.
Are you an insurance salesperson by day and a goat farmer on the weekends? Do you enjoy both Nascar races and wine tastings? Do you enjoy sporting events and fashion shows?
Hie thee to the computer, fair lords and ladies! The best story wins and I'll mail them out this week.
April 5th, 2010
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This made me laugh because I am an insurance saleswoman as well as local farmer! During the day I wear pearls and sell peace of mind with sophistication but at night- Farmer Girl with a penchant for the Cab Franc is unleashed! These Ren fest tickets would make me and my fellow English degree fellows very happy indeed. It's one of the great places we get to finally use them with reckless abandon. We can quote the bard and Marlowe betwixt our wine in a plastic cup and funnel cake. To Fairburn we go!
The empty vessel makes the loudest sound.
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April 6th, 2010
8:37 am
Best smoked turkey in the land. Also the beef jerky was good. THE JOUST WAS SPECIAL.aND THE KIDS HAD A BLAST WITH THE WHOLE FACILITY.
April 6th, 2010
12:25 pm
7 yr. old Gabriel Carter is a Christian School Student by day, and a fierce swordsman by night!! Gabriel, who recently drew himself as a Medieval swordsman, is so enamored with the medieval period that he became the youngest swordsman at the local Fencing Club!! Although he was below the age requirement, his advanced fencing skills earned him a spot at the Fencing Club where he fences on a regular basis!!
April 6th, 2010
12:35 pm
We always try to go for Mother's Day. Last time we went, I got called up as part of the stage show. I ended up with my hands on one of the men it tights' butts. It was awesome.
April 6th, 2010
12:55 pm
My story simple. I have always wanted to go. Always thought it would be a blast, just never had the funds or extra money to attend. Would love the tickets, so that I can experience what everyone else have
April 6th, 2010
1:06 pm
I have been unemployed for some time now and nothing would lift my spirits more than a day of gazing at the lovely wenches that will be in attendance at the fair.
April 6th, 2010
1:11 pm
My family went to the festival years ago in the early ninty's, my kids were eight and nine I think, we loved the incense huts, the drunken Queen wandering thru the village and the king and his men finding her and they all walked around loudly speaking in the old world english accent about her troubles. I thougt How cool is this! There was jousting and cheering wildly for the favorite knight, the horses and the tiger, the archery which we loved and my son may still have his medal although he is a soldier now with many. My daughter had her face painted to look like a butterfly and I bought her a madiens hat with a long wisp of material she still has it almost twenty years later. I have a picture of my son and daughter with this hugh gargantuan of a man with the biggest sword we have ever seen and Nicole is trying to hold up this immense sword. And then the awesome show where the gem had been stolen by thieves and he went that way! The characters brought people into the scene verbally I was one of them and surprised myself when I said no! the one who took the gem went that way, they all looked at me and grinned and with a smile turned in the other direction and apprehended him! I used to buy a mug from the festival every year we went but it's been ages since we have gone. My kids are grown with children of their own. Its time to take them to the Renaissance Festival!
April 6th, 2010
1:42 pm
My story is not of what I am, but of what I inspire to be….
Come with me back to the far far distant past, long ago (2 years ago) when I was but a wee lad hearin tales from my mama of knights and princes and journeys to far away lands. Were it was super awesome to open doors for girls and going through puberty was a time of celebration because it meant you would soon be a man and slaying dragons for princesses…not practicing kissing on your Aunt Gertrude's patchwork pillows…
Now, Flash forward far far into the future (2 years) and with dreams of Medieval times dancing in my head, I dream of what could be.
Presently my job is to collect coin from the peasants; just like the tax collectors of old. (Pretty much I walk around all day looking for loose change– You would be surprised how well it pays!)
But do not feel weep for me, for someday I will live my dream. My glorious dream of being……….
The Winner of this contest so I can go to the GA Renaissance Festival!!!
April 6th, 2010
1:42 pm
My twin girls (4) loved it when we went last year. One dressed up as the princess, the other was the knight in shining armor. I'd love to be able to take them again this year. And free tickets would allow them to have even more fun.
April 6th, 2010
1:50 pm
I am the quintessential Renaissance Woman! I am a wife and a mother, an administrative assistant by day and a waitress some nights. I hold my BFA in theatre in one hand and my sewing machine in the other. I am woman, hear me roar. I am also overworked and underpaid and would love to have a day of fun and merriment at the Renaissance Faire.
April 6th, 2010
1:56 pm
I am an attorney/ballerina/entreprenuer/Pre-kindergarten teacher who is an avid sports fan! I guess I just didn't know what I wanted to be "when I grew up".
April 6th, 2010
2:00 pm
Perhaps instead of complaining about being unemployed, Aaron, go and see if you can become a serving wench yourself. Or perhaps you could try your hand at selling turkey legs. There are jobs out there, you just have to need it bad enough.
April 6th, 2010
2:05 pm
I have been pretty much everything in my life – from a photo developer, to mortgage processing; market research to music promoter…all to stay employed. no job too big, and none too small. i am currently back to work after an unemployment, and i am loving life because i have been able to reinvent myself, once again. I love the RenFest for it's frivolity and family-friendly silliness, and i look forward to it every year
April 6th, 2010
2:09 pm
I am one of the many that has been attacked and survived by the the infamous KISSING WENCH. While i was attending one grand festival I was watching the sights and little to my knowledge that my future wife had propositioned a wench to treat me like her little pet. I was not only attacked by just one wench but another decided to join in and I was covered with lips all over. Sounds great until I went to dinner at a restaurant back where we lived not knowing why everone was looking at me and laughing until I went into the bathroon and noticed that I was covered with bright red lip marks on every piece of exposed flesh I had… Good times, but I will always check the mirror before going anyplace again.
April 6th, 2010
2:18 pm
My entire family exemplifies the modern renaissance family you are looking for! While we love living in this time of modern conveniences and technology is a large part of our everyday lives, we still embrace occupations, values, and a love of old world essence. I am a seamstress by trade, yes I sell my wares on the internet, but I still embody the spirit of the Renaissance woman, designing and handcrafting bags and clothing, home decor, necessities and accessories from natural fabrics, with attention to detail and quality hand stitching.
My husband is a modern day version of the Renaissance Men who were leaders in their time both as teachers and religious leaders. He is a math teacher and manages all the Chaplain duties at a private school. Think of those famous Renaissance men, Michelangelo, Di Vinci, Galileo, each played those varied roles in their communities and my husband does so with equal passion and drive. He is also a brilliant philosopher and a music lover who plays the dulcimer very nicely!
We are raising two teenagers and we encourage them to express themselves artistically and through hobbies that express their natural interests and talents. They may think we are stricter than some parents as we insist on good manners, respect and earning their privileges. They know they are not entitled and must carry their weight with the family chores and be grateful for the many advantages they have. My 15 year old daughter is an accomplished artist, who must draw everyday as it is like breathing for her. She has a long list of requests from fans of her art to create custom drawings, she has won many awards for her work. She is also an avid music fan and is teaching herself guitar. My son is 12 and is a very old soul indeed. He is fairly obsessed with gold mining and mines daily in the creek behind our home … what a sight he is in his hip waders, with his sluice box and pan! He loves all of outdoors, camping, fishing, storytelling, and he spires to be an archeologist and perhaps a geologist as well. We love the history, charm, ambiance and fun of the Renaissance Festival and it has been a few years since we've been able to attend. We would be ever so grateful for a chance to return to the past and indulge in the festivities. Thank you!
April 6th, 2010
2:45 pm
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April 6th, 2010
3:01 pm
The wench walking around on the stilts last year had a tight, rockin' bod.
April 6th, 2010
3:33 pm
oh boy. In my most coy and modest demure voice, I AM THE RENAISSANCE WOMAN! Let's see. Classically trained on the cello at the age of 7 and was a member of 3 different orchestras and symphonies and quartets up until 2 years ago. Studied solfege with an Opera Diva that has performed with Pavarroti (good fam friend). Spent youth fishing (hooking worms, catching 25 lbs. tuna, etc…) hiking, canoeing, fending off bears from our trash and making S'mores. Studied poli sci and Engl. Comparative Lit and Russian Affairs in college; started law school, but the artist in me was so stifled that my 10 yr career as a paralegal came to a quick halt! So I incorporated my entertainment co. to pursue all things art: music, food, fashion, writing, philanthropy (hunger & music ed.). What more Ms. Buzz? Hmmm. I speak 3 languages, have spent a lot of time in Europe learning about, uhm, castles & Versailles. I'm an avid long distance cyclist and play a mean golf game (enter the encounter with Tiger in '97). I'm boring myself now. The most important thing is that I haven't been to a Renaissance festival since I was about 10 and would really like to see these actors do their thang thang!
Really, did I bore you!?!? Cuz if not, there's sooo much more! LOL! Thanks for offering a break from all work I have going on right now… this was fun.
April 6th, 2010
3:34 pm
I would love to win tickets to the Renaissance Festival. My husband is an avid reader and game player of this time era and has been since he was a wee child. These tickets would be wonderful gift to him because we were planning our first trip to one of the dinner shows last year and he was called up to active duty to deploy to Afghanistan and we never got the chance to go.
April 6th, 2010
5:43 pm
Aye! Tis the time of year for such wonderful festivities! Our family has visited the Realm many many moons ago when our Prince was a wee lad. We returned last year to celebrate "The Day of the Matriarch" and vowed to return every yar hence for such a celebration. Alas, an evil wench has eliminated my meager wages and the Kings Tax is taking any extra sixpense we have this year, making our adventure doubtful. Please, kind sir, consider my plea for the tickets! I assure you, they will be enjoyed by all!!
April 7th, 2010
6:40 am
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April 7th, 2010
9:03 am
I teach history in high school and I spend a good day talking about the Tudors saga (makes for a good soap opera…oh wait…) within the time of the Renaissance and, yet, oddly enough, I've never been to the RenFest. So when I got that rare energetic group of kids this semester who knew about it, we tried for a field trip to go to their student day, which, I found out, covers pretty much the same things I talked about. Then the school said we could not go because the field trip money for our school had dried up (this was mid-March!). So while I wish I could take, perhaps I can lotto off two tickets for two of them to go (and of course, keep two for me so i can finally see what this is all about). However, if the kids call Anne of Cleves a horseface…well…yeah…let the King have mercy on them- they actually listened in class.
April 7th, 2010
9:09 am
'Tis been ten years exactly since my husband and I wed at Fairburn's Renaissance Festival. My husband verily boasts many accomplishments and skills. He is a master worker on wondrous machines that talk, create pictures and figure sums–yet he is also silver-tongued, unlike many who share his preoccupation with those magical machines. His voice is like that of a bell, ringing clear and true on a melody; yet his heart is light, and he is always at the ready with a comment witty or droll.
We share a love of philosophy and matters of the realm; our discussions are both deep and broad. My hands are skilled on the hammering tones of a piano, and I have an abiding love of reading and learning on topics ranging from understanding miscreants to analysis of people when they group together in mutiny to the sending and receiving of coded messages. For now, I am apprenticed to masters in the hopes of learning the proud trade begun in Greece and continued e'er since: that of a guide to the most advanced of students of oratory. My tasks are often menial and strange as I assist those who have achieved what I desire most, but I delight in anticipation of being a master myself one day. Ah, but harken to my prating on and on. We will carouse at the festival no matter whether we take this prize or no, and perhaps there are others whose prose is more comely or whose story is more wondrous. Grammercy for thy attentions; now, by my faith, I must away.
(My husband is a systems analyst and programmer, and I am a Ph.D. student at Georgia State. We really did marry at the RenFest in 2000. Good luck to all posters!).
April 7th, 2010
9:49 am
I have always had a love of that time period in history. The Knights and their Ladies and the honor the upheld. and also the castles. I often wonder what it would have been like to have lived during that time period. I have been wanting to go to the resturant in Gwinnett County to watch the Knights perform in their armor with their skills and their dress and the way they present themselfs. Its just something I have always wanted to do
April 7th, 2010
11:02 am
Okay, so I could make up a story about how my Dad was a turkey farmer who raised turkeys to sell at the Renaissance Festival. At an early age I became addicted to fried turkey legs. Now, if I don't get to go to the Renaissance Festival and get a fried turkey leg, I might not survive. However, I have no reason to pull your leg just to conive you into giving me the tickets to the Renaissance Festival. So here is the straight scoop. My wife (who has been to a Renaissance Festival before) and I just recently had a baby (who has never been to a Renaissance Festival). I myself, have never been to the Renaissance Festival either, but would very much like to go and experience what everyone else is talking about. I beleive the Renaissance Festival would be a most excellent source of entertainment and education–in fact, you could say the Renaissance Festival would be a great source of edutainment (wish I could take credit for coining that term, but no such luck). In addition, I beleive I have used the words: Renaissance Festival, more than anyone else in their story thus far. Therefore, I feel, I would be a most excellent recipient of the tickets to the Renaissance Festival.
April 7th, 2010
11:08 am
I would like to attend the Renaissance Fest, but I doubt I could afford it since Georgia Power decided to increase rates again and Georgia Natural Gas has lost their minds with their rates. By the time I'm done paying the both of them, there are no ducketts left. Seems a shame to miss it since I live in the Camelot subdivision on Lady Guinevere Way – I should fit right in
April 7th, 2010
11:09 am
The Renaissance is a grand time and something ye all look forward to! Alas, the sherrif has demanded more taxes, the selling of homes has vanished in all the land, little Daniel has leprosy, thy home is sorely in need of repairs, thy chickens are not laying eggs, and there are numerous mouths to feed. Please have mercy on your humble servant and afford us the honor of attending the festivities. We all shall be surely grateful dear Lords or Ladies if you consider thee.
April 7th, 2010
11:16 am
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April 7th, 2010
11:33 am
No great story to tell, but my eleven year old is a history nut! He wants to be a history teacher when he grows up. While other kids are playing sports, he is battling evil knights with Sonic on his Wii. His favorite toy is a foam Nerf sword that looks as if it has seen better days. He also has Asperger's Syndrome, so his interests are somewhat limited, but when he finds something he loves, he doesn't let you forget about it. We took him to the Renaissance festival one year and he did not stop talking about it for weeks He loved it!
April 7th, 2010
11:41 am
The Renaissance festival is great fun and recommended, BUT if you think its in any way historically accurate, forget it! Its closer to early medieval with a lot of Monty Pythonish satire thrown in.
April 7th, 2010
11:46 am
I will not try to compete with the all the fancy speaking hopefuls! lol I will just spell it out as it is. I am disabled and my husband had 2 heart attacks in January. He is unable to work so we are living on my disability and struggling to make ends meet. We have both been very down lately due to our situation and we definitely need a lift! A visit to the festival would indeed be a blessing and give us a chance to think of something other than our troubles. Thanks for your kind consideration. By the way….check out my email address! The queen needs two tickets!!
April 7th, 2010
12:06 pm
My husband and I have been several times but not since my now 5 year old daughter was born. It is about time she went and made up her mind….to be a knight or a princess! She LOVES princess movies and to dress up but then the next thing I know she is running around the house with a sword and wants to SAVE THE WORLD! Help us to find out her true passion, beautful dresses or shinny swords!
April 7th, 2010
12:47 pm
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April 7th, 2010
4:56 pm
I misseth ye not-so-olde Lost Boys!
April 7th, 2010
9:29 pm
Ode to The Quintessential Renaissance Woman
I have been both dragon slayer and a damsel in distress.
Most often I'm a sultry wench, or the sweet princess.
A woman with varied passions, I've rubbed elbows with movie stars,
then turned around to lend a hand to folks living in their cars.
Been to California, Cozumel, the Cape, and Colorado
Done Manhattan, Maui, Mazatlan, and soon will see Fern Grotto.
I've been to Paris, London, Liechtenstein and, yes, even to Rome;
wandered near and far, and far and wide, but like it best at home.
My garden I tend with great care right up until the harvest
then cook, can, freeze, and pickle to share (with a bit of largess).
With a needle, I am handy and can mend or make a garment,
or knit, instead, a new one, if that's your preferred bent.
So… where's the "renaissance" you query, in these feminine ways?
Ah, just read on and you will see without further delay!
So, you're hungry for more? A feast of fish, I'll cook…
Once I catch and clean it (after baiting my own hook).
A leak in the pipes? With a wrench I can plumb it;
Or split firewood, or wire a socket.
With power tools, woodwork is mere child's play.
Alas, this is not how I get to spend my day.
For the coin of the realm, I am an office drone,
Till the Spring of each year, when the Ren Fest I roam!
So I answer your summons with this in mind:
This renaissance woman you seek to find?
Lords and Ladies in the Kingdom of AJC,
look no further…, for I am she!
April 8th, 2010
9:19 am
Hey Medieval Man, your joking right? Its not all real and accurate? OMG I have been duped!
April 8th, 2010
12:20 pm
I found that i've always liked all things renaissance in nature, but since my son started playing the Nitendo's "Legend Of Zelda" we've come to like the days of yore very, very much. We've visited the Renaissance Festival for the past two yeas and had a great time. Well, this year my son will be graduating high school and going off to slay his own dragons, fight for other damsels in distress,leaving ye ole mom alone. i would very much like to take in one more festival with him before life throws him a "smoked turkey leg" bone.


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I bought these tubes last year. The idea was, because they are so lightweight, I make a small slit in the tube and then put in a couple ounces of green slime, then use a rema patch to fix the hole. (If you buy a presta slime tube it's got 8 ounces of the stuff in it already). So I get the beneifts of the slime without the weight. Been over a year and absolutly no flats! Try it sometime, it actually works! Just make sure you use glue-on rema patches, and not those crappy instant peices of junk (speedpatch, etc...)
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