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I was wondering if anyone noticed that the brewfest tickets/tokens are missing out of your inventory if you had them in your bank as i did.
The first year we had tokens and I had some left over in my bank and used them the followong year as they changed to to tickets.
I figured the same would apply this year..... But my tickets are missing.
I cant help but be a little sad about this, since i had over 150.
But really did anyone notice this........
The tokens from the first year of the festival were tickets. They lasted forever.
Last year the tokens changed to coins. They only last 30 days, or something, that prevented you from hoarding them from year to year.
You can still trade in the old tokens from the first year, but you can only earn the coins that will expire by the time the next year's brewfest rolls around.
Chris Anthony said...
As of Brewfest 2008, Brewfest tokens last 14 days (but the duration resets every time you add one to the stack). If you find that you have tokens left over after Brewfest ends, you can find Brew of the Month vendors in the Ironforge and Orgrimmar inns who will cheerfully exchange your leftover tokens for Brewfest items.


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Chevillon is situated in the Haute-Marne (Champagne-Ardenne region) in the north-east of France at 46 km from Chaumont, the department capital. (General information: Chevillon is 208 km from Paris).
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Recommended detour towns (fr: plus beau détour) Bar-le-Duc (27km); Commercy (42km)
Remarkable gardens Le jardin de mon moulin (9km); Le château du grand jardin (9km); Parc de la Varenne (18km); Parc de G. de Tréves (21km)
Protected historical centre (fr: secteur sauvegardé) (see also historical French towns) Neufchateau (45km)
Sites of natural beauty Lac du Der-Chantecoq (28km); Cotes de Meuse (43km)
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Red Curry Tofu with Fall Vegetables
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Recipe Time
30 Minutes
Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 380
- Calories from fat: 69%
- Protein: 13g
- Fat: 29g
- Saturated fat: 20g
- Carbohydrate: 24g
- Fiber: 4.2g
- Sodium: 830mg
- Cholesterol: 0.0mg
- 1 pkg. (about 14 oz.) firm tofu, drained
- 1 tablespoon vegetable oil
- 1 teaspoon brown sugar or demerara sugar
- 1/2 cup thinly sliced shallot
- 1 can (14 oz.) coconut milk, divided
- 1 to 2 tbsp. Thai red curry paste*, such as Mae Ploy brand
- 6 kaffir lime (also called makrut or wild lime) leaves* or 2 tsp. lime zest
- 1 red bell pepper, thinly sliced
- 8 ounces peeled butternut squash chunks
- 3 heads baby bok choy (about 12 oz. total), leaves separated
- 1 tablespoon Thai or Vietnamese fish sauce*
- 2 tablespoons lime juice
- 1 teaspoon tapioca flour* or cornstarch
- 1/4 cup cilantro leaves
- Steamed rice
- 1. Wrap tofu in a towel, place a cutting board and a few cans or other weights on top, and weight 10 minutes to squeeze out excess water. Cut tofu into thick strips.
- 2. Heat oil in a large nonstick frying pan over medium-high heat. Add tofu and sprinkle with brown sugar. Cook, stirring occasionally, until tofu begins to brown, 3 minutes. Add shallot and cook until tofu and shallot are browned, about 3 minutes more. Transfer to a bowl.
- 3. Reserve 1/4 cup coconut milk; add the rest to pan, along with curry paste, lime leaves, bell pepper, and squash. Stir to combine. Cover and bring to a boil, then reduce heat to a simmer. Cook until squash is tender, about 10 minutes.
- 4. Add bok choy, cover loosely, and cook until bok choy is crisp-tender, 3 minutes. In a small bowl, whisk together reserved 1/4 cup coconut milk, the fish sauce, lime juice, and tapioca flour. Stir into pan, then add tofu-shallot mixture; simmer until thickened, about 2 minutes. Sprinkle with cilantro and serve over rice.
- *Find curry paste, fish sauce, and tapioca powder in the Asian-food aisle of well-stocked grocery stores; find lime leaves in the produce section.
- Note: Nutritional analysis is per serving without rice.
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At a Glance : China's Relations with the IMF
- Current IMF membership: 188 countries
- China joined the Fund in December 27, 1945; Article VIII (December 1, 1996)
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Symposium on China's Reform and Growth
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Statement by IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde on the BRICS Summit
Press Release No. 14/349, 16 July 2014
The Bellwether Series 2013: China (The Economist)
Interview with Murtaza Syed, IMF's Resident Representative in China, 6 December 2013
Asia should maintain resilience (Caixin)
Commentary by Anoop Singh, Director of the IMF's Asia and Pacific Department, 16 October 2013
IMF: Little impact of US Fed's QE stop on China (CCTV)
Interview with Alfred Schipke, IMF's Senior Resident Representative in China, 15 October 2013
China and the IMF
Measuring External Risks for Peru: Insights from a Macroeconomic Model for a Small Open and Partially Dollarized Economy
September 2, 2014
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Games for Lunch: Killzone 2
Developer: Guerrilla Games
Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment
Release Date: Feb. 27, 2009
System: PS3
ESRB Rating: M
Official Web site
0:00 I never played the original Killzone, but I've of course followed the ludicrous hype surrounding Killzone 2. Can it possibly look as good as that E3 demo? Let's find out!
0:01 This game can be played in 13 different languages?! Ye gods!
0:02 "My people, sons and daughters of Albion (I think), this much I vow, the history of these days will be written in black. By crushing the armies of our enemy, by seizing the weapons they thought to turn against us, we were fighting for our very existence. If there are those that would deny us peace ... then we will unleash such terrible vengeance that generations yet unborn will cry out in anguish." Zoom out from the shot of the ashen-faced speaker to military men watching the speech on a screen. The second wave of a human invasion fleet is launching, and is due to arrive at the alien planet in two weeks. The soldiers walk outside, and the camera zooms out to show huge rocket launch towers. Soaring John Williams-style music plays as we zoom way out to a high-up view of Earth. "They started this war when they invaded Neptune ... it's up to us to conclude it."
0:05 Pan across a spaceship and then down to the battlefield on a brownish alien world. "The enemy may shatter our bodies, but they cannot break our spirit. Even now they advance on our homeworld to take by force what they cannot claim by right. We will SMITE the invaders from our skies." I think this is the Helghast leader ... good voice acting, whoever it is. Humans are getting gunned down left and right. "Fighting as one hand, one heart, one soul. We will shatter their dream and haunt their nightmares. ... As we rise again from the ruins of our cities, they will know than Helghan belongs to the Helghast." Well, the similar names were a clue.
0:07 What? The cut scene is over. Finally!
0:09 The campaign difficulties are Recruit, Trooper and Veteran, for players with "Little," "Some" or "Lots of" FPS experience, respectively. There's a fourth, locked level ... for those who do nothing BUT play FPSes, I guess. Trooper for this guy.
0:10 This minute spent loading the Corinth River. "After a two-week journey, Alpha Squad has joined the ongoing invasion." There's more backstory on the screen, but the loading finishes before I can read it.
0:11 In a cut scene I step out of a sleeping pod and trundle over to a mirror, yawning. I'm very stubbly. "Come on, Sev, let's go. Time for us to deploy," says another soldier who pokes his head in. We're called to the launch bays and I follow the guy down the skyway. We briefly meet Evelyn, a scientist tracking stolen nukes. She starts talking, but we've gotta run. What a waste of a potentially interesting character. Very nice animation on the guy in front of me as he sprints and leans into turns down the hall.
0:14 "Hey, come on you two, I don't got all day. I gotta get home in time to tuck Garza's momma in. Hahahahaha," says an unseen commander. Then it's cut scene time again. More military tough guy blather -- reminds me of Gears of War, and not in a good way. "It's their planet this time." We're on a floating platform thing. A bunch of missiles fly out from our floating towers. "Man, that's gotta send a message," says a soldier. "Man, I live for this shit," says another. As we drop to the ground, Tower of Terror-style: "Holy crap ... have you ever seen this shit before." Now we're in the water, approaching the beach like it's Normandy. "This is fucked up," says a fucked-up voice actor. We crash on the gravelly beach. "Move, move, move!" And I'm in control again. That was ... extremely generic.
0:17 As I run to the rendezvous point, my teammates take out all the enemies before I even get a chance. I'm told to get an RPG launcher and take out a bridge. Before I can find it, the turret fire from above takes me down. I'm thinking I may have chosen the wrong difficulty level...
0:18 Given new life, I destroy the bridge simply by shooting at a big boxy thing on it. Huh? What about the RPG?
0:19 Reinforcements float in just as we reach some tanks. I throw a few grenades but they come up short. I try to advance through the low barriers to get a better shot, but I'm dead again. Wow, I suck.
0:22 I'm a bit smarter about the firefight this time, planting behind one barrier, zooming in with the crosshairs, and waiting for a head to pop up. The graphics are nuts ... I love the bullet holes that show up on the cement as I fire. Great smoke effects on the dust and such that gets kicked up, too. As for the gameplay ... pretty depressingly familiar so far...
0:24 I just shot one of my own guys in the face, just to see what would happen. On the plus side, he died, so that's realistic. On the minus side, none of my comrades react in the slightest to this friendly fire incident.
0:25 Garza and I got sent off to open a floodgate or something for some reason ... I wasn't really paying attention.
0:26 The game says "Hold R2 to cook grenades." So I do, watching as the grenade charges up and EXPLODES IN MY HAND. Hey, is it my fault the game didn't tell me to throw it?
0:27 I rush in and try my close-combat attacks, like the game suggests, but I barely graze the guy before he takes me down. I definitely chose the wrong difficulty.
0:30 It takes me way too long to work through a room with two guys turtling behind some cover. I'm afraid to go in for the close kills because of what happened last time. I get over it, and things go much better this time around.
0:32 "Cover me while I hack this control box," Garza says. The assault rifle I picked up makes this relatively easy ... until I run out of ammo. Then I'm stuck with my pistol. Luckily, the guys I'm defending against are around a corner from the control box, so they can't hit Garza.
0:34 I'm a bit annoyed that I can only carry one weapon at a time. What if I want the assault rifle AND the rocket launcher? Huh? What then?
0:35 Oh, dear lord ... to open the floodgate I have to turn the Sixaxis controller as if I'm turning a valve. Why does Sony shoehorn this stuff into otherwise serviceable games? It doesn't make the experience more realistic; it just makes it more annoying...
0:37 "Floodgates are open, I repeat, floodgates are open." Our reward for a job well done? We get to double back and cover the rest of the team from above. Whoopee.
0:40 "Collect intel documents to unlock exclusive content on killzone.com." Way to break the fourth wall there, game.
0:42 I'm really not impressed with the cover system so far. I can crouch behind small barriers somewhat automatically, but juking around corners has to be done totally manually, as far as I can tell. Also, the high inaccuracy of most weapons is getting annoying. It might be realistic, but it's not very fun.
0:44 So I take out some rocket-launching Helghast with a rocket launcher of my own, but when it's out of ammo I'm stuck with just the pistol. That's OK ... I work my way back and kill a guy on a turret gun, then take it over for shooting gallery time! This is the most fun I've had with the game so far.
0:45 I just shot another one of my own guys, with the turret this time. My commanding officer could not care less, apparently.
0:47 In some tunnels now, where close-quarters combat kicks up a lot of beautiful smoke with each shot. Garza steps in my line of fire. "Hey, shoot them, not me!" Well, at least SOMEONE cares about friendly fire...
0:48 I love the way the enemies cringe and spin as I hit them with bullet after bullet. One even loses his helmet! I also like how I can tap a button and have the game show me where I'm supposed to go next.
0:49 A floating convoy comes through and gives us some missile support. The pilot jaws a bit with Garza about buying "a cold one" when this mission's through. Then they promptly crash and die. D'oh.
0:50 I just pumped so much turret lead into a building that it literally FELL OVER. I feel like I'm on "Mythbusters" or something. "See that?" asks one soldier. "See it? I was damn near under it!" adds another.
0:51 Oh, I guess it's time for the predictable, tug-at-the-heartstrings shot of a crawling survivor being shot to death by something unseen around the corner. Yawn.
0:55 This section where I'm taking out guys with rocket launchers seems terribly familiar. Where have I seen this before? Oh yeah ... 10 MINUTES AGO!
0:56 I pop an RPG-carrying Helghast from the side with two shots. He ignores me and continues training on some other targets below. Now that's realistic AI!
0:57 So there's a turret laying down an impassable line of fire here, but I manage to get by when the guy firing gets up and moves to another turret for some reason. Fine by me!
1:01 I just got a Trophy for "killing 30 Helghast with an emplaced weapon." I think that'll be my first and last Trophy on this game, though.
Would I play this game for more than an hour? No.
Why? Despite the amazing presentation, it's still a pretty by-the-numbers FPS so far, and I'm not enough of a genre fan to suffer by-the-numbers.
This column is based on an early review build of the game provided by the publisher.
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Albany - The Police Chief says an elderly woman found dead in her Albany home was living in deplorable conditions. Her son, an Albany Water, Gas and Light employee, is charged with her murder.
Eight-four year old Jewel Hooks was found dead at her Edgerly Avenue home Friday afternoon. Chief James Younger says the call to EMS said she had suffered a stroke, but emergency workers found her frail body covered with bed sores. There were insects crawling all over the home.
Her son, 58-year old Robert Hooks, was arrested and charged with murder and cruelty to the elderly.
A long-time neighbor says she saw Robert Hooks check in on his mother regularly, but Mrs. Hooks hadn't come out of the house much in years.
"She was crazy about Robert. She thought a whole lot of her son. I know that because before she couldn't get out, it was her priority to make sure when he came things were right and there was food and everything. I was really shocked to hear that," said Artie Clyde.
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UMOJA: A village where no men are allowed
These Kenyan women have faced violence and oppression in their community for many years. They say violence and male dominance are part of their culture—a part that they do not like. Following a fierce leader, Rebecca, the women of Umoja started their own village. A village where no men are allowed. A village that is safe for women to live well, eat healthy, and support each other. Watch this moving documentary to see how the Umoja women created a safe space, and sustained living.
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When working in war-torn areas, it's often challenging to differentiate military aid and humanitarian aid. Intentions are blurred as military groups provide food and clinics for their own political gain. Where do armies end, and humanitarians begin? Watch this thought-provoking animated video to see how MSF is able to support clinics in warzones while remaining weapons-free.
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At this Kenyan slum, grannies are raped and beaten by boys young enough to be their grandchildren. The "kung fu grannies" gather at community meetings to teach themselves self defense, and bravely fight back offenders—"Before there was a lot of fear. But thanks to the training, we now feel free."
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Although family planning has made great strides in China, a strong need exists in Western China for a greater range of contraceptive and reproductive health choices beyond sterilization. As of 2010, contraceptive use in Western China among married couples aged 20-49 remained low: the prevalence rate of oral contraceptive use by married women of reproductive age stood at 0.02% while condom use among the same group amounted to only 1.07%. Statistics for short-term contraceptive methods among non-married couples and individuals are equally low. In order to reach a wide demographic, DKT Beijing uses innovative strategies to market and sell new brands of high-quality condoms at sustainable prices, thus increasing the range of choices for individual and family reproductive health. In 2013, DKT sold almost 2 million condoms .
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Last night I had the honor and pleasure of meeting Maureen Faulkner, the widow of Officer Daniel Faulkner. For those of you living in a box (*ahem*), Daniel was shot in the face while on duty in Philadelphia and killed by Mumia Abu-Jamal (aka Wesley Cook) in 1981. Jamal has since become a Cause-Celeb for all the usual suspects.
Local radio talk show host (and guest host for Bill O'Reilly) Michael Smerconish and Maureen Faulkner wrote a book detailing the her struggle for justice over the past 25 years. From being spit at during the trials and appeals to the pain of having celebrities throw their money to the man that murdered her husband in cold blood.
The line in Barnes and Noble was unbelievable. Cops from all the surrounding areas showing up in droves to support a man killed 25 years ago -a man they never knew. Living in an area like this you feel like you're the only sane one, but an event like this is heartening. I thought I might be one of only a few to show up, but I have never seen so many people packed into a store in my life...
This book comes at an important time in the never-ending Mumia saga. "New pictures" have miraculously surfaced that don't dispute evidence but are being used to elicit yet another appeal. Smerconish was the first person to make the entire court transcript available online and has tirelessly offered his legal services and voice to Maureen.
Even for those of us who have always upheld Jamal's guilt...this book offers new insights that cement those feelings. Smerconish does a flawless job of presenting the case succinctly and with no hyperbole...using the transcripts, eye witness accounts and Mumia's own words.
I read most of the book waiting in line last night (I was there for almost 4 hours and drank three large Starbuck's coffees...) and was honestly riveted. I have read so much about this case over the years, but never like this. Never so personal. Never so tightly worded that even the most devout Mumia supporter would have trouble finding something to rebut.
I strongly recommend you read this. This isn't a "Philly issue" -it's taken a life of its own. Smerconish's forward is superb and I wish The Beastie Boys and Susan Surandon would read just that if nothing else. I have read 'the other side' and I wish they'd do the same... All monies from the sale of this book go to the Daniel Faulkner fund which is used to combat all the money coming in from Jamal's Hollywood cache.
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To make my bloated stomach all right, I tried out a natural dietary supplement Complete Coffee Cleanse, it really worked and cured all the stomach disorders. My health advisor suggested me to use the product without any worry and its been two months that I am using this and pretty much happy with the outcomes.
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A career as Ultrasound or sonography technician is a very lucrative and best job if you want to stable your economy and make assure your bright future in medical science with respective job profile and earn up to $80K per year. They help the physicians and doctors to find out the disease and illnesses of the patient correctly.
Ultrasound technicians who are also known as ultrasound techs, sonographers or diagnostic medical sonographers, sonographers use ultrasound instruments to take the internal image of the patient affected organ through sound waves generated by the ultrasound equipment. The information is given below for those who are interested in doing the training for ultrasound technician.
Ultrasound Technician Degrees
The basic and general requirement for ultrasound technician program is the proper completion of the high school degree. After that the interested one gets the way to pursue the respective course. For the interested ones or who are already in the health care department can choose the best option according to the convenience and the requirement which ranges from six months to 4 year programs or courses.
Certification program
This program is for ones who want to change their career options and want to grow fast in 6 months or in one year. The advantages of this option are that the students and graduates can get the job after some required lecture and medical hours.
Most of the employers give chance to the graduates because they spend more time for clinical training and they have the extreme experience as they spend more time with practicing. A disadvantage is for choosing this program is that it is not affiliated through CAAHEP (Commission on affiliation of ailed health Education Programs) for all vocational institutes so is aware when selecting the school.
Associate Degree
This course can be done in 2 years. If the interested one has much time and money then select this option for better training which trains you more in depth in the respective field of Ultrasound technology.
The advantage of choosing this program is the salary aspect which is clear if one has more experience or more qualification then he/she gets a more lucrative salary. If a one has associate degree can demand higher salary than certified technician.
Bachelor's Degree
After completing the associate degree one can apply for the bachelor degree and for completing this degree additional 2 years of study is required.
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In this high tech world the students who are not able to attend the classroom regular then with the help of the internet it is possible now for the ultrasound technicians. These programs include audio files, videos, discussion boards and forums through the email for studying about the respective field.
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Jason Collins: 'I'm A 34-Year-Old NBA Center. And I'm Gay'
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Jason Collins is the first professional athlete currently playins a major sport to publicly state that he's gay. The 34-year-old center for the Washington Wizards came out in an article published in Sports Illustrated. He begins the article writing:
"I'm a 34-year-old NBA center. I'm black. And I'm gay."
Collins, who's from Los Angeles, has played in the NBA for 12 seasons after playing college ball at Stanford. In the article, Collins writes that he's been considering coming out for several years, but that the turning point was when Joe Kennedy, a Congressman in Massachussets and Collins' old Stanford roommate told Collins that he'd marched in a gay pride parade. Seeing Kennedy - who's straight - show his support for the gay community made Collins sure he needed to do more.
Collins will be marching with Kennedy in a gay pride parade on June 8 of this year.
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I am new to the concept of Ruby on Rails, but familiar with a variety of web development scripting languages such as ASP, PHP, CFML.
From skimming the web I gather that Ruby on Rails allows you to structure your information in a certain way so that the scripting language can do allot of work for you?
Is this accurate?
If you wanted to create a simple 5 page mostly static web site, how usefull would Ruby on Rails be for something like that?
Is Ruby on Rails only usefull when developing larger scale apps or can simple one page web apps be deployed rather easily?
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When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Anderson Stadium, Fort Valley
Records, rankings: Thomson is 9-2, the No. 2 seed from Region 3-AAA and unranked; Peach County is 11-0, the No. 1 seed from 2-AAA and ranked No. 1.
Last meeting: Peach County won 21-7 in the first round of the 1997 Class AAA playoffs.
Three things to know: 1. Peach County RB Travis Richmond is averaging more than 10 yards per carry (1,421 yards rushing, 122 carries, 21 touchdowns), and QB Brett Montgomery is averaging a touchdown every 6.4 passing attempts (104-for-148, 1,898 yards, 23 TDs). 2. Thomson runs a Wing-T offense, and no player is averaging more than 10 rushing attempts per game. The leading rusher is FB Chris Jordan (577 yards, 87 carries), who scored two touchdowns last week in the victory over Worth County. 3. Thomson head coach Luther Welsh, 78, is retiring after this season. He has led Thomson to state titles in 1984, 1985 and 2002 and has 333 victories.
Winner plays: White County/Grady winner
White County at Grady
When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Grady Stadium, Atlanta
Records, rankings: White County is 9-2, the No. 2 seed from Region 8-AAA and unranked; Grady is 10-1, the No. 1 seed from 5-AAA and ranked No. 9.
Last meeting: This is the teams' first meeting.
Three things to know: 1. White County won its first state playoff game in history last week, a 28-20 victory over LaGrange. White did win a region playoff game in 1983. 2. White County RB/DB Ashley Lowery has committed to Kentucky. He rushed for 151 yards and scored three touchdowns against LaGrange. 3. Grady is a team known for two blue-chip prospects – WR/DB Damian Swann and RB Marcus Caffey – but the team's defense has been the cornerstone of success. Eight opponents have been held to six points or less.
Winner plays: Thomson/Peach County winner
Americus-Sumter at Sandy Creek
When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, The Battlefield, Tyrone
Records, rankings: Americus-Sumter is 7-4, the No. 2 seed from Region 1-AAA and unranked; Sandy Creek is 11-0, the No. 1 seed from 4-AAA and ranked No. 2.
Last meeting: This is the teams' first meeting.
Three things to know: 1. Sandy Creek won the Class AAAA championship last season, and the team's winning streak stands at 25. 2. Americus-Sumter's 28-16 victory over Washington County was the school's first win in the playoffs since the consolidation of Americus and Sumter high schools in 2004. The Panthers won despite six turnovers and got 256 yards passing from QB Malik Thomas. 3. Four players to watch for Sandy Creek are WR Alex Chisum (44 receptions, 919 yards), QB Ronnie Bell (1,641 yards passing), RB Derrick Alexander (865 yards rushing) and especially RB/DB Mike Hilton (668 yards rushing, 51 tackles, five interceptions).
Winner plays: Woodward Academy/Monroe Area winner
Woodward Academy at Monroe Area
When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Legion Field, Monroe
Records, rankings: Woodward Academy is 10-1 and the No. 4 seed from Region 5-AAA; Monroe Area is 10-1 and the No. 3 seed from 8-AAA. Neither team is ranked.
Last meeting: This is the teams' first meeting.
Three things to know: 1. Monroe Area QB Demon Smith rushed for 231 yards in the first round of the state playoffs and has 1,505 yards rushing and 21 touchdowns this season. 2. Woodward Academy has held 11 of 12 opponents to 14 points or less. In the 18-10 first-round victory over Ridgeland, DT Jordan Watkins had two sacks and two other tackles for losses, and FS Andrew Adams had 10 tackles and two interceptions and scored two touchdowns. 3. Monroe Area is the first school in GHSA history to follow an 0-10 season with a 10-win season.
Winner plays: Americus-Sumter/Sandy Creek winner
St. Pius at Carrollton
When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Grisham Stadium, Carrollton
Records, rankings: St. Pius is 9-2, the No. 3 seed from Region 5-AAA and unranked; Carrollton is 11-0, the No. 1 seed from 6-AAA and ranked No. 4.
Last meeting: This is the teams' first meeting.
Three things to know: 1. St. Pius quarterback Trey White rushed for 179 yards and a touchdown on 16 carries and was 1-of-3 passing for 40 yards and another score in a 24-17 victory against Allatoona last week. St. Pius, which led 21-0 in the second quarter, outgained the Buccaneers 369-171. 2. Carrollton's Broderick Snoddy rushed for 201 yards and three touchdowns in a 63-20 victory against Stephens County in the first round. Carrollton finished with 611 yards of total offense, including 486 rushing. 3. The 63 points were the most ever scored by Carrollton in a GHSA playoff game. Stephens County has given up a total of 163 points in its past three playoff losses.
Winner plays: Eastside/Cairo winner
Eastside at Cairo
When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, West Thomas Stadium, Cairo
Records, rankings: Eastside is 8-3, the No. 2 seed from Region 4-AAA and unranked; Cairo is 11-0, the No. 1 seed from 1-AAA and ranked No. 3.
Last meeting: Cairo won 23-6 in the 2008 Class AAA quarterfinals.
Three things to know: 1. Eastside quarterback Califf Carnes passed for 216 yards and five touchdowns in a 41-13 victory against Westside of Macon last week. Eastside defensive linemen Sheldon Rankins, Shaquille Huff and Jerrell Crowder combined for six sacks, eight tackles for loss and two quarterback pressures. 2. Cairo's defense, which allowed just 34 points during the regular season with six shutouts, had six sacks and two interceptions and held Richmond Academy to 194 yards, according to the Thomasville Times-Enterprise, in a 40-17 victory last week. 3. Eastside's victory made coach Rick Hurst the winningest coach in school history, with a 42-26 record in six seasons. He surpassed Jeff Van Tone, who started the program in 1996 and had a 41-53 record.
Winner plays: St. Pius/Carrollton winner
Cedar Grove at Gainesville
When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Bobby Gruhn Field, Gainesville
Records, rankings: Cedar Grove is 7-4, the No. 2 seed from Region 5-AAA and unranked; Gainesville is 10-1, the No. 1 seed from 8-AAA and ranked No. 5.
Last meeting: This is the teams' first meeting.
Three things to know: 1. Cedar Grove's Johnathon McCrary passed for 262 yards in a 30-24 victory against Cartersville last week, increasing his season total to 2,866 yards, second-best on the all-time list in DeKalb County. Vincent Dallas caught six passes for 107 yards and a touchdown. 2. Gainesville got touchdown runs by Markece Robertson after Haralson County fumbled on its first two possessions and went on to a 49-20 rout in the first round last week. 3. Cedar Grove won a postseason game for the first time since beating North Clayton 22-14 in a 1994 region playoff and earned its first victory in the state playoffs since its 1991 team advanced to the state championship game.
Winner plays: Baldwin/Burke County winner
Baldwin at Burke County
When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Bear Den, Waynesboro
Records, rankings: Baldwin is 10-1, the No. 2 seed from Region 2-AAA and ranked No. 7; Burke County is 9-2, the No. 1 seed from 3-AAA and ranked No. 8.
Last meeting: Baldwin won 14-8 on Aug. 27.
Three things to know: 1. When the teams met in the first week of the season, Baldwin's Jose Solomon scored on a 1-yard run with 30 seconds remaining for the game-winning points. Deandre Thomas and Altovise Harris each had more than 100 yards rushing. 2. Burke County's Corey Mayton ran for 125 yards and a touchdown in a 19-18 victory against Crisp County last week. Crisp County missed a game-tying extra-point attempt with 7:49 to play, and Burke County knocked down a desperation pass on the game's final play. 3. Baldwin's Donte Beckham returned an interception 57 yards for a touchdown in a 14-7 victory against Henry County last week.
Winner plays: Cedar Grove/Gainesville winner
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November 17th, 2010
9:48 am
Let's roll Creek!!!
November 17th, 2010
9:48 am
Interested to see how this division (AAA) shakes out. It would be great to have the big 4 meet in a double header at the dome, but alas those days are gone.
November 17th, 2010
9:55 am
The only thing that Cairo is going to roll is them years down they face when Eastside upset them!! Them Eagles got payback on their mind!!
November 17th, 2010
9:56 am
Well, I know we're rolling into the tough territory of the Red Elephants, but hopefully the Saints will be on our side. We weren't supposed to beat Woodward who was 8-0 when we met them, we weren't supposed to beat 9-1 Cartersville… and we're definitely not supposed to be 10-1 Gainesville… hopefully we will continue to shock the world… Let's go Cedar Grove Saints…. Good luck boys!
November 17th, 2010
10:10 am
GHS Red Elephants!! Sleeper
November 17th, 2010
10:30 am
Go BALDWIN them Burke County Bears have never beat us lets not let em start now!
November 17th, 2010
11:00 am
Baldwin better buckle up their chinstraps and bring their running shoes! Y'all were lucky to escape earlier this year! Not too many come into The Bear Den and live to tell about it. Go Bears!
November 17th, 2010
11:06 am
Round 2 Predictions Of Class AAA Playoffs:
Thomson at Peach County Will be a very tough game between the two (Peach County Advances)
White County at Grady Take Grady at home. (Grady Advances)
Americus-Sumter at Sandy Creek Another tough game between the two (Sandy Creek Advances)
Woodward Academy at Monroe Area (Woodward Academy Advances)
St. Pius at Carrollton (Carrollton Advances)
Eastside at Cairo (Cairo Advances)
Cedar Grove at Gainesville (Gainesville Advances)
Baldwin at Burke County A Brutal Blood Bath Between the two. Pay Back Burke County Advances)
November 17th, 2010
11:41 am
Syrupmakers may start a lil slow if Eastside comes out throwing but if we get pressure, its going to be a long Night!!!! @ILOVEFB..Only payback they will get is when they payback the gas they use to come get "Beat Down"!!!
November 17th, 2010
11:46 am
We are proud of our boys those "Cedar Grove Saints" ….yes Sportsmommy74 those Saint's will carry us through We making changes and doing the do on River Rd…..GO BIG BLUE! Gainesville here we come.
November 17th, 2010
12:00 pm
Let's go Peach County! Keep the winning streak going!
November 17th, 2010
12:06 pm
A hearty congratulations to the only AAA region with all four of its playoff teams remaining: 5-AAA has Grady, Cedar Grove, St. Pius, and Woodward in the hunt. 7-AAA has none left: Ridgeland and Allatoona were both ranked; now they can sit at home and watch the region that beat them. It may well be Sandy Creek, Carrollton, Peach, and Cairo in the final four, but our strength from top to bottom will lead to some more upsets: I predict Grady, C. Grove, and Woodward will reach the field of 8.
November 17th, 2010
12:10 pm
Sorry, meant Baldwin in final four: have no idea who wins Carrollton-Cairo. That should be the best of the next round……
November 17th, 2010
12:47 pm
man if grady can pull it out, Peach and grady should be a good one. The grady RB is all that. peach's D is all that. Might have to come down and see that one. I'll sit with the home folk this time! LOL
November 17th, 2010
1:46 pm
expect to see carrollton vs cairo in week3.Peach will roll over Grady in week3.Looks like Cedar Grove has great chance to upset Gainesville in week2.Still not enough interplay between strongest teams to venture a guess on final 4 except for Peach&Sandy Creek.
November 17th, 2010
3:19 pm
Grady will be playing in the dome in few weeks
November 17th, 2010
4:24 pm
St. Pius' best player, Geno Smith, went down with an injury midway through the 2nd quarter last week and never returned – even when the game got close in the 4th quarter. If he is still out, Pius has very little chance against Carrollton. If he's back and at full strength, this could be a very good game.
November 17th, 2010
4:47 pm
Glad When Sandy Creek
Gets Knocked out of the Playoffs
Sooner The Better !!!!
November 17th, 2010
4:55 pm
For all of the people that is picking Woodward to win, just has not seen Monroe's defense and the overall team speed, except for Gainesville they have only been giving up a TD a game, including 4 shutouts, only 3 times this year has the no.1 defense given up any points.
November 17th, 2010
5:57 pm
Baldwin goes home after this week……
November 17th, 2010
6:23 pm
November 17th, 2010
6:59 pm
St. Pius has had a good year. when u venture to another level it's gets harder. the Trojans defense is to strong. i hope St. Pius throws the ball. if not, the game will be over in the first half. Cairo of Eastside should send scouts to the game. Carrollton will win state.
November 17th, 2010
7:12 pm
A little Bias here but here is what I believe will be the games next week…..
Grady @ Peach County
Monroe Area @ Sandy Creek
Eastside @ Carrollton
Cedar Grove @ Baldwin
I have seen Peach, Baldwin, Monroe Area and Eastside play this year….All have family ties so that is why I picked them……Carrollton is where my daughter went to school and Sandy Creek and Cedar Grove because I think they have what it takes to win and advance….We will see after Friday and then we can talk about who was wrong and right…..Until then just make your picks and see who is closest to being correct…..Again I did say I was biased!!!!!LOL….Good Day and good luck to all the teams still playing.
November 17th, 2010
7:52 pm
You are correct SportsFan31313 it will be A Brutal Blood Bath Between the only two ranked teams playing in this round of the AAA playoffs and yes "Baldwin goes home after this week" and gets ready for either Cedar Grove or Gainsville. Watch out Bears the Braves are on the hunt!
November 17th, 2010
8:01 pm
watch out on punts and kickoffs. we head hunt AAA
November 17th, 2010
8:10 pm
KD, the Monroe defense has been impressive…..against a bunch of cupcakes: Monroe won 9 times in the regular season. Here's the overall record of those 9 opponents: 22-58. Wow, you beat up on powerhouses like Monticello (2-8), Riverwood (2-8), Walnut Grove (1-9), and Johnson-Gainesville (2-8). The only winning team you beat was Lumpkin Co., and it squeaked above .500 at 6-4. Woodward will be a little more challenging than your usual fodder…..
November 17th, 2010
9:05 pm
Sandy Creek will win it all and all other teams can …(edited for content).
November 18th, 2010
8:34 am
November 18th, 2010
10:08 am
Big Blue we believe in you, even if no body else does! When the SAINTS shock the Red Elephants, we'll be here… Where my Saints at?
November 18th, 2010
10:39 am
November 18th, 2010
10:44 am
Woodward, I can't help that the other teams didn't win that many games, but looking at the teams that you guys played you are 1-1 against teams with winning records. Last week Monroe defeated a team with a LOT of speed, and controlled them very well. Our last game against Lumpkin, Monroe scored on the first play of the game and never looked back, Lumpkin probably did not have a total of 50 yards of offense all night.Good Luck Friday !
November 18th, 2010
3:53 pm
Let'em keep talk'n KD, the 'canes are some sleepers. zzzzzzzzzzz! Shhhhhhh! Don't tell anybody. Let them think the 'canes are some push overs, let them think they already won!
When #10 or Mike Mike bust up the right side for about 80 yards, and Wilkerson or Tuitt comes at um, they gonna be like, DANG! nobody said anything about this!
November 18th, 2010
4:52 pm
chili cheese
Not so fast my friend. I believe that it will be payback when Baldwin County enters the Bears Den this time. Burke County Advances after a Brutal Hard Hitting Blood Bath between the two teams. Baldwin County goes home, and prepares for next year.
November 18th, 2010
5:37 pm
@ SportsFan31313
You may be right but then again……If Burke can stop No#4 and keep that passing attack down then maybe they have a chance….But scoring on Baldwin may be the problem they only managed 8 pts the first time at home and this time Baldwin is ready and Coach is ready to throw a wrinkle or two at the Bears…..Lets play the games and see who has what for who?????
November 19th, 2010
10:57 am
Sad to see La Grange resign.
November 19th, 2010
1:57 pm
St. Pius has done well this season in what was basically a rebuilding year. Last year's senior class was one of the best in school history, and they no longer have the "team" that took Peach County to the wall in overtime last season – a game that could have easily gone either way. This year's squad is young, and will have to play their best, mistake free "team" game of the season to beat Carrollton at their house.
That's a tall order. Go Golden Lions!
November 19th, 2010
3:08 pm
yeah carrolton looks like they could beat anyone in the country
November 19th, 2010
3:08 pm
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November 19th, 2010
7:06 pm
@Matthew filla… Are u serious? No WAIT U CAN'T BE. BECAUSE YOU HAVEN'T SEEN ALL THE SCHOOLS IN THE COUNTRY. GET A RING IN AAA BEFORE U START WITH THAT B.S. OK…
November 20th, 2010
11:33 am
Well Baldwin is Out and my picks were 6 of 8 and I was 5 pts shy…..Eastside was on a mission and just didnt finish the drill but this was a blowout in the making but the Eastside team didnt let that happen……Baldwin made a key mistake with about 2 mins left and it cost them the game but they also missed a FG late to seal thier fate…..Good season and Monroe Area and Peach County still on the prowl….Good luck to all the teams left.
November 20th, 2010
12:32 pm
Cedar Grove Saints is ga high school best kept secret. We are the gaints slayers. Beware Burke Co you're next. Go Saints!!!
November 20th, 2010
4:03 pm
BHS Braves Dad,
I told you!!!!!!!!
I went 8-0 in Class AAA Predictions
November 21st, 2010
1:25 pm
truthteller……………cedar grove you are truly welcome in the BEAR DEN . but, i must WARN you these BEARS don't hybernate and stays hungry. and please after the game Tell the Truth……………..
November 21st, 2010
9:21 pm
You guessed wrong on two of them.
Woodward and Gainesville got beat.
November 22nd, 2010
2:14 pm
@truBear… Ya'll might be hungry but I can guarantee you, we're hungrier and faster…. See you on Friday…


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