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Broadmoor at Istrouma
7 p.m. at Istrouma High
RECORDS: Broadmoor 4-4, 2-2 in District 6-4A; Istrouma 0-8, 0-5.
LAST WEEK: Broadmoor lost to Lafayette, 20-12; Istrouma lost to Tara, 26-22.
PLAYERS TO WATCH: BROADMOOR: QB Joshua Rogers, RB Devontae Thomas, RB-WR Reginald Williams; ISTROUMA: QB Marquise Kaigler, RB Ron Clark, WR Todd Mance.
NOTEWORTHY: Broadmoor needs a win to improve its playoff chances. ... Kaigler, also a standout basketball player, tallied 295 yards of total offense last week for Istrouma, running for one TD and throwing for two others. ... Broadmoor is expected to be without as many as seven players because of injuries. ... The Bucs are led on offense by Rogers and Thomas.
Central vs. Scotlandville
7 p.m. at Louisiana Leadership Institute's Doug Williams Stadium
RECORDS: Central 4-4, 2-1 in District 4-5A; Scotlandville 7-1, 2-1.
LAST WEEK: Central beat Denham Springs, 31-28 in OT; Scotlandville beat Live Oak, 47-15.
PLAYERS TO WATCH: CENTRAL: WR Gary Triplett, QB Brett Courville, OL Brenton Scardina, LB Zach Hetrick, SS Logan Metcalfe, DB Paul Broussard; SCOTLANDVILLE: WR Larry Clark, RB Dontrail Hilliard, QB Kimani Smith, DL Tanzel Smart, SS Dondre Dobbins, DL Kemonta Davis.
NOTEWORTHY: Both teams have won two straight since losing their 4-5A openers. ... Scotlandville and Central are tied with Denham Springs and Zachary for the 4-5A lead. ... Scotlandville's Smith has had two straight 300-yard passing games and has 1,610 passing yards for the season. ... Central's Courville has 981 passing yards. ... Scotlandville is off to its best start since restarting its football program more than a decade ago. ... It is Scotlandville's second 4-5A game at Doug Williams Stadium. ... Metcalfe made the game-saving tackle in OT for Central last week. ... The radio broadcast is on 1550-AM.
Denham Springs
at Walker
7 p.m. at Walker High
RECORDS: Denham Springs 5-3, 2-1 in District 4-5A; Walker 3-5, 1-2.
LAST WEEK: Denham Springs lost to Central, 31-28 in OT; Walker lost to Zachary, 38-18.
PLAYERS TO WATCH: DENHAM SPRINGS: QB Kyle Cedotal, FB Tyrus Allen, WR Dron Singleton, DE Drew McClendon, DB Sam Guba, LB Matt Hough; WALKER: DE Hayden Erwin, DB Peyton Lejeune, RB-QB Carlton Perkins, QB-DB Tyler Lockhart, DB Kody Driver, WR-SS Shaun Lowe.
NOTEWORTHY: Rival game for two Livingston Parish teams. ... Walker's Perkins is the state's rushing leader with 1,643 yards and 23 TDs. ... Anthony Bracey led DSHS last week with 104 yards on 22 carries with two TDs. ... Bracey also leads DSHS for the season with 556 rushing yards. ? DSHS quarterback Kyle Cedotal has 1,301 passing yards and 16 TDs. ... DSHS holds a 10-3 lead in the series and has won the past five games the teams have played. ... Walker's last win over the Yellow Jackets came in 2005. ... The radio broadcast will be on 1210-AM.
Dutchtown at McKinley
7 p.m. at McKinley High
RECORDS: Dutchtown 8-0, 3-0 in District 5-5A; McKinley 3-5, 1-2.
LAST WEEK: Dutchtown beat Woodlawn, 23-17 in OT; McKinley lost to St. Amant, 45-13.
PLAYERS TO WATCH: DUTCHTOWN: P Terry Hughes, C Brian Hernandez, OG John Saxon, OT Zannie Black, TE Alec Osbourne, DE Darrien Batiste, LB Alex Thibodaux; MCKINLEY: RB Phil Randall, RB Brandon Butler, DT Shawn Tolbert, RB Jourdan Robinson.
NOTEWORTHY: Dutchtown is the only area 5A-4A team that remains unbeaten. ... McKinley RB Lenard Tillery, who has 732 rushing yards, is sidelined by an ankle injury this week. ... DB-RB Landon Collins leads Dutchtown with 977 rushing yards and 19 TDs. ... QB Mason Nickens has 631 rushing yards and 579 passing yards for the Griffins, who are ranked second in Class 5A. ... It is the first meeting for the two schools.
East Ascension
at Woodlawn
7 p.m. at Woodlawn High
RECORDS: East Ascension 5-3, 1-2 in District 5-5A; Woodlawn 3-5, 1-2.
LAST WEEK: East Ascension beat Catholic, 36-29; Woodlawn 3-5, 1-2.
PLAYERS TO WATCH: EAST ASCENSION: LB Ruben Stephens, RB Jamarcus Jarvis, QB Adam Miller, DB Darren Sharper; WOODLAWN: OL Jimmy Converse, OL Mason Corder, RB Kenneth Collins, RB Emmanuel Stewart, DE Ryan Briggs, LB-S Devante Davis, DE-LB Rudy McAdams.
NOTEWORTHY: Woodlawn faces an Ascension Parish team for the third straight week in 5-5A play. ... The two teams are playing for the first time since 2002. ... EAHS leads the series 3-1. ... Woodlawn won 38-37 the last time the two teams played. ... Jarvis has 695 rushing yards and 335 receiving yards for the Spartans, while Miller has 1,030 passing yards. ... WHS' Kendall Barnes (1,873 pass yards) and Jamaal Lofton (920 receiving yards) rank among the state leaders.
Live Oak at Zachary
7 p.m. at Bronco Stadium-Zachary
RECORDS: Live Oak 2-6, 0-3 in District 4-5A; Zachary 6-2, 2-1.
LAST WEEK: Live Oak lost to Scotlandville, 47-15; Zachary beat Walker 38-18.
PLAYERS TO WATCH: LIVE OAK: QB Cole Leblanc, OL Clay Landry, WR Beau Forrest, DT Antonio Williams, LB Jacob Brown; ZACHARY: DL Stan Bynum, LB Brant Hernandez, DB Jordan Welch, OL Spencer Garrison, WR Curtis Crenshaw, QB Mason Pace.
NOTEWORTHY: Zachary needs a win to keep pace with the 4-5A leaders. ... Live Oak coach David Dykes and Zachary coach Neil Weiner were both assistants on Sid Edwards' staff at Central. ... Pace has 1,610 yards passing for the Broncos. ... It is ZHS' homecoming game. ... The two teams run similar spread offenses. ... Leblanc has passed for about 1,000 yards to lead LOHS, which has lost four straight. ... Zachary has won four straight. ... Listen to the game on the Internet by going to zacharyshools.org and click on Bronco sports live audio feed. ... The game will also be streamed at www.bayousportsnetwork.com or with app IBSN for iPhones and Android phones.
Lutcher at Assumption
7 p.m. at AHS-Napoleonville
RECORDS: Lutcher 7-1; Assumption 8-0.
LAST WEEK: Lutcher beat Belaire, 49-12; Assumption beat Vandebilt Catholic, 27-20.
PLAYERS TO WATCH: LUTCHER: QB Ruston Matherne, RB Daniel Taylor, WR Dorian Semien, OL Dane George, DL Blake Scott, DL Jacob Keller, OLB Christophe Garon, DB Jordan Batiste; ASSUMPTION: QB Hunter Gauthreaux, RB Chris Johnson, OL Jimmy LeBlanc, DL-LB Jasmone Dominigue, DE Denzel Washington, LB Chase Campo.
NOTEWORTHY: A nondistrict game of note for second-ranked AHS and fourth-ranked Lutcher. ... Lutcher's Taylor leads all area 4A rushers with 1,213 yards and 15 TDs. ... Assumption coach Don Torres wants to see how his team handles the big-game atmosphere. ... Gauthreaux has more than 1,200 yards passing for Assumption, a District 8-4A team. ... Lutcher's Matherne has 970 yards passing, while Bulldogs DB Batiste is an Ole Miss commitment.
St. Amant vs. Catholic
7 p.m. at Olympia Stadium
RECORDS: St. Amant 5-3, 1-2 in District 5-5A; Catholic 2-6, 2-1.
LAST WEEK: St. Amant beat McKinley, 45-13; Catholic lost to East Ascension, 36-29.
PLAYERS TO WATCH: ST. AMANT: RB Kirk Elisar, FB Cameron Morris, SS Desmond Price, LB Brandon Rogers; CATHOLIC: WR Ken Ward, PK Guy Hymel, LB Austin Dedon, DL Myles Nash.
NOTEWORTHY: St. Amant ended a two-game losing streak last week, while Catholic saw its two-game winning streak end. ... RB Khalil Thomas leads the Bears with 696 rushing yards and six TDs, while WR Ken Ward has 20 catches for 460 yards and four TDs. ... RB Trey Washington leads St. Amant with 612 rushing yards and has scored 14 TDs. ... Guillory has 693 passing yards and has gotten a boost from the return of running back Morris from what was expected to be a season-ending knee injury last spring. ... The radio broadcast will be on 104.5-FM.
Ascension Catholic
at East Iberville
7 p.m. at EIHS-St. Gabriel
RECORDS: Ascension Catholic 3-5, 1-2 in District 9-1A; East Iberville 6-2, 1-2.
LAST WEEK: Ascension Catholic beat Ascension Christian, 28-6; East Iberville lost to St. John, 62-0.
PLAYERS TO WATCH: ASCENSION CATHOLIC: QB Collin Rowland, WR/RB Thomas Gros, NG Delmond Landry, RB/OLB Patrick Butler; EAST IBERVILLE: QB/RB/WR/LB Nicholas Brooks, QB-WR-DB Richard Johnson, RB/WR/LB Lennet Little, OL/DL Reginald Brock, OL/DL Adrian Cummings.
NOTEWORTHY: The winner of Friday's game has a good shot at getting into the playoffs while the loser is likely eliminated from contention. Ascension Catholic enters with the state's No. 33 power rating and East Iberville at No. 31, according to louisianasportsline.com. ... East Iberville finishes the regular season at West St. John next week and Ascension Catholic plays at St. John. East Iberville and Ascension Catholic both played in Thursday games last week. ... Friday's game will be broadcast locally on 1590-AM with coverage beginning at 6:45 p.m.
Bogalusa at Albany
7 p.m. at Albany High
RECORDS: Bogalusa 1-7, 0-3 in District 8-3A; Albany 4-4, 0-3.
LAST WEEK: Bogalusa lost to Amite, 42-0; Albany lost to Jewel Sumner, 41-35.
PLAYERS TO WATCH: BOGALUSA: RB Darrin Holmes, WR/FS Trevonne Mingo, DT Jahi Brown; ALBANY: QB Louis Sansovich, RB Jordan Fitzgerald, Branson Nicolosi, LB Brian Dickerson, DB Dalton Roach, DL Austin Bowers.
NOTEWORTHY: Albany is seeking its first district win following a 4-1 start in nondistrict play. ... Bogalusa's only win came in a 41-0 victory over Ascension Christian in Week 3. The Lumberjacks have lost three games by five points or less. ... Albany closes the regular season against Amite, ranked third in the 3A state poll.
Catholic-Pointe Coupee
at Pointe Coupe Central
7 p.m. at PCC-LaBarre
RECORDS: Catholic-Pointe Coupee 2-6, 2-3; Pointe Coupee Central 3-4, 3-2.
LAST WEEK: Catholic-PC lost to Westminster Christian, 42-7; Pointe Coupee Central beat Sacred Heart-Ville Platte, 28-14,
PLAYERS TO WATCH: CATHOLIC-PC: QB Andrew Jarreau, FS Jacob Juge, LB Connor Meche, DL Dylan Ramagos, LB Kyle Hawkins, LB Ethan McGrew; POINTE COUPEE CENTRAL: QB Kevin Bourgeois, RB-DB David St. Cyr, DE D'Aaron Bennett.
NOTEWORTHY: Pointe Coupee Central has rebounded from an 0-2 start in 6-1A play with three straight wins. The Cougars now hold a share of third place in the league standings. ... Forest Cazayoux, who has 463 yards rushing, had Catholic-PC's only score against Westminster last week on a 9-yard run. ... Catholic-PC stays on the road next Friday when the Hornets close the regular season against False River, another Pointe Coupee Parish rival.
Christian Life at Kentwood
7 p.m. at KHS-Kentwood
RECORDS: Christian Life 6-2, 3-0 in District 7-1A; Kentwood 6-2, 3-0.
LAST WEEK: Christian Life beat Southern Lab, 36-6; Kentwood beat Mount Hermon, 34-8.
PLAYERS TO WATCH: CHRISTIAN LIFE: WR Frank Bartley, RB Jerrell Richardson, WR/DB Dwayne Carral, OL/DT Braxton Morgan, QB Trey Fisher; KENTWOOD: QB Harlan Miller, OG/DT Jay Nichols, OLB Rodney Williams, DE Torandon Watson, DB Tracey Davis.
NOTEWORTHY: The winner of Friday's game will have sole possession of first place in 7-1A with one week remaining in the regular season. Kentwood hosts Southern lab (6-2, 2-1) in the finale while Christian Life hosts Hannan, which is winless in district. ... CLA is having its best season since reaching the 1A state final in 2008. The Crusaders won only one game last year and two the year before. ... Kentwood can get to seven wins Friday for the first time since reaching the 1A quarterfinals in 2007.
Church Point at Livonia
7 p.m. at Livonia High
RECORDS: Church Point 7-1, 3-0 in District 5-3A; Livonia 7-1, 2-1.
LAST WEEK: Church Point beat Rayne, 27-12; Livonia beat Northwest, 38-12.
PLAYERS TO WATCH: CHURCH POINT: QB Jake Morvant, RB Jacob Boone, LB Tedrick Citizen, SS Chance Roy, DL Dexter Charles. LIVONIA: QB Mason Torres, RB Mark Lewis, LB Marius Beauvais, DL Joey Jarreau.
NOTEWORTHY: Pivotal 5-3A game for both teams. ... Livonia is ranked fifth in Class 3A, while CPHS is not ranked. ... LHS' Lewis leads area 3A rushers with 1,161 yards and 22 TDs. ... Torres has passed for 1,477 yards and 13 TDs for the Wildcats. ... Brandon Armand has 29 catches for 524 yards for LHS.
Donaldsonville at Brusly
7 p.m. at Brusly High
RECORDS: Donaldsonville 3-5, 1-2 in District 7-3A; Brusly 5-3, 2-1.
LAST WEEK: Donaldsonville lost to Port Allen, 34-30; Brusly lost to St. Charles Catholic, 35-0.
PLAYERS TO WATCH: DONALDSONVILLE: QB Devon Breaux, WR Leondre James, RB Tre Brown, LB Cortez Mitchell, LB Benton Mitchell; BRUSLY: OL Jacob Haydel, DL Allen Dupuy, WR/WR Sherrod Patterson, DL Clarence Jackson.
NOTEWORTHY: Breaux continues to lead all Louisiana passers with 2,185 yards for the season. The Tulane commitment has also rushed for 511 yards, including 141 in last week's loss to Port Allen. ... Brusly is in position to return home for the first round of the 3A playoffs by winning out. The Panthers, who play at Port Allen next week, are 17th in the state's power ratings, according to louisianasportsline.com.
Episcopal vs. Capitol
7 p.m. at Memorial Stadium
RECORDS: Episcopal 7-1, 2-1 in District 7-2A; Capitol 0-8, 0-3.
LAST WEEK: Episcopal beat Northeast, 42-12; Capitol lost to Redemptorist, 40-13.
PLAYERS TO WATCH: EPISCOPAL: RB/LB Mike Henry, OL Charlie O'Brien, DT Nick Moore, DB Chris Alexander, WR/DB Jarrell Rogers, K Austin Couvillion; CAPITOL: WR/S Joseph McWilliams, C/DT Michael Brady.
NOTEWORTHY: Darius Stampley and McWilliams provided big plays for Capitol in last week's loss, Stampley on a 29-yard TD run and McWilliams on a 90-yard kickoff return. The Lions trailed only 19-12 at halftime, but were outscored 21-0 the rest of the way. ... Episcopal has bounced back from its loss to U-High in a district opener with back-to-back double-digit wins. The Knights have moved up to No. 5 in the Class 2A state poll, only two spots behind the Cubs. ... Friday's game will be broadcast locally on 1460-AM with coverage beginning at 6:30 p.m.
False River Academy
at North Central
7 p.m. at North Central-Lebeau
RECORDS: False River 3-5, 1-4; North Central 1-6, 0-5.
LAST WEEK: False River beat Opelousas Catholic, 23-13; North Central lost to St. Edmund, 53-16.
PLAYERS TO WATCH: FALSE RIVER: RB/DB William Pearce, QB/FS Brody Crappel, FB/DT Brock Rockforte, RB/LB Ashton Brooks; NORTH CENTRAL: QB Markell Chambers, WR Alonzo Harris Jr., WR Gabe Smith, DL Willie Washington.
NOTEWORTHY: False River, which started 2-0, snapped a five-game losing streak with last week's win. ... North Central has lost five straight since beating Gueydan in Week 3 for its only win. ... Brooks, closing in on a 1,000-yard season, has rushed for 965 yards on 113 carries with seven scores.
Glen Oaks
vs. East Feliciana
7 p.m. at Clinton Middle School
RECORDS: Glen Oaks 3-4, 1-1 in District 6-3A; East Feliciana 3-4, 1-1.
LAST WEEK: Glen Oaks lost to Parkview Baptist, 56-14; East Feliciana beat Baker, 27-14.
PLAYERS TO WATCH: GLEN OAKS: RB Johnta Hebert, OT Trey Tolliver, WR Kalvin Lee, DL Herbert Kennedy, LB Oscar Paul; EAST FELICIANA: WR Marquel Ross, TE Wando Stampley, QB-DE Kendell Beckwith, OL-DL Dequan Franklin, DB-WR Ellis Eubanks.
NOTEWORTHY: EFHS snapped a four-game losing streak with its win last week. ... Donald Clark will be in his second game as interim coach at GOHS. ... EFHS coach Cedric Anderson is shuffling his lineup on offense in hopes of generating a better passing game. ... Beckwith has more than 1,500 yards of total offense for the Eagles. ... Hebert had TD runs of 37 and 68 yards last week for GOHS.
Northeast at University
7 p.m. at Jeff Boss Field
RECORDS: Northeast 0-8, 0-3 in District 7-2A; University 8-0, 3-0.
LAST WEEK: Northeast lost to Episcopal 42-12; University beat Dunham, 52-28.
PLAYERS TO WATCH: NORTHEAST: QB Taijah Jackson, WR Ronnie Davis, DE Marquial Self, CB Terrance Turner; UNIVERSITY: RB Nick Brossette, QB Kyle Crifasi, WR Zach Aguilar, OL John Trusty, DB Jarrod Franklin, DE: Hayes Stewart, LB Steven Sensley.
NOTEWORTHY: Northeast was ordered to forfeit its two nondistrict wins this week because of an academically ineligible player. ... University, still ranked third in the 2A state poll, is celebrating homecoming Friday night. ... Brossette, with 942 yards on 142 carries, needs only 58 yards to reach the 1,000-yard mark. Crifasi has passed for 815 yards and 11 touchdowns, with only four interceptions.
Northlake Christian
at Springfield
7 p.m. at Springfield High
RECORDS: Northlake Christian 3-5, 1-2 in District 8-2A; Springfield 4-4, 2-1.
LAST WEEK: Northlake lost to St. Thomas Aquinas, 27-7; Springfield beat Pine, 36-12.
PLAYERS TO WATCH: NORTHLAKE: RB Mallery Mele, QB Josh O'Rear, TE/OLB Will Sigl; SPRINGFIELD: RB Gharmaine Ashton, RB/DB Kimanae Claiborne, RB/LB Tanner Wild, LB Thomas Armstrong, QB Shaquille Smith.
NOTEWORTHY: Springfield has won two straight since losing to Pope John Paul II in its 8-2A opener. ... Ashton is up to 692 yards on 119 carries. ... Springfield celebrates homecoming Friday night. ... Mele has rushed for 1,4000 yards, and O'Rear has scored nine rushing touchdowns.
Port Allen at E.D. White
7 p.m. at E.D. White Catholic-Thibodaux
RECORDS: Port Allen 7-1, 2-1 in District 7-3A; E.D. White 4-4, 1-2.
LAST WEEK: Port Allen beat Donaldsonville, 34-30; E.D. White beat St. James, 21-6.
PLAYERS TO WATCH: PORT ALLEN: RB Ricky Merritt, OT Marcus Keys, OG Troy Latiolais, CB Caleb Johnson, FS Anthony Coleman, LB James Pollard; E.D. WHITE: QB Benton Arceneaux, DT Alex Becnel, DB Matt Daigle, LB Geoffrey Hebert.
NOTEWORTHY: E.D. White got in the win column last week after losing its first two district games by seven combined points. ... Port Allen quarterback Darian Claborne, one of the area's top dual threats, had 238 yards of total offense and accounted for four touchdowns in the win against Donaldsonville last week. ... Port Allen finishes the regular season at home against Brusly in the Sugar Cane Classic. E.D. White travels to face No. 1 St. Charles.
Sojourner Truth Academy
at Baker
7 p.m. at Wedge Kyes Stadium-Baker
RECORDS: Sojourner Truth Academy 1-6; Baker 1-7.
LAST WEEK: Sojourner Truth lost to Vermilion Catholic, 60-8; Baker lost to East Feliciana, 27-14.
PLAYERS TO WATCH: SOJOURNER TRUTH: RB Darius Wallace, QB Byron Jarrow, DL Lionel Robinson; BAKER: WR-RB-KR-P Brenton Tolliver, WB-DB Michael Gosserand, OG-LB Terrance Catherine, SE-LB Darius Neff.
NOTEWORTHY: A nondistrict game for both teams. ... Sojourner Truth is a New Orleans school and a first-year LHSAA member and finished last week's game with 11 players. ... The Jaguars are not playing for district honors in 9-2A. ... Baker will be without 11 players suspended earlier this week because of their role in an altercation during a game at Parkview Baptist on Oct. 14. ... The teams will eat a pre-game meal together at the school at 4 p.m. Friday.
West Feliciana
at Parkview Baptist
7 p.m. at Parkview.
RECORDS: West Feliciana 5-3, 1-1 in District 6-3A; Parkview 5-3, 3-0.
LAST WEEK: West Feliciana beat L.B. Landry, 42-20; Parkview beat Glen Oaks, 56-14.
PLAYERS TO WATCH: WEST FELICIANA: WR Greg Freeman, OL Brandon Brooks, RB/LB Preston Cobb, DB Trey Gilmore, QB Dennis Bell; PARKVIEW BAPTIST: DB Cole Wilson, DL Tom Bove, DL Josh Perkins, QB Brennan Bozeman, RB Hezekiah Randolph, OL Luke Gomez, TE Sam Wimberly, SE Austin Suits.
NOTEWORTHY: Suits returned a kickoff 81 yards and Wilson a punt 68 yards, giving Parkview a 14-0 lead less than two minutes into last week's game against Glen Oaks. ... Parkview and West Feliciana each made deep playoff runs last year, Parkview winning the 3A state title and West Feliciana reaching the 3A semifinals. ... The Saints led Landry only 21-20 in the third quarter last week before pulling away late. West Feliciana finished the game with 481 yards of total offense. ... Parkview will be without seven players serving one-game suspensions for their role in the Oct. 14 brawl that ended the PBS-Baker game in the third quarter. ... Parkview, with a Week 10 bye, is playing its final game of the regular season.
White Castle
at Ascension Christian
7 p.m. at Ascension Christian-Gonzales
RECORDS: White Castle 2-6, 1-2 in District 9-1A; Ascension Christian 0-8, 0-3.
LAST WEEK: White Castle lost to West St. John, 51-8; Ascension Christian lost to Ascension Catholic, 28-6.
PLAYERS TO WATCH: WHITE CASTLE: C/DT Gerald Carlin, DL Xavier Coleman, WR/DB Terrance Taylor; ASCENSION CHRISTIAN: RB/LB Jacob Puryear, WR/DB Dean Washington.
NOTEWORTHY: White Castle trailed West St. John 37-0 at halftime last week. The Bulldogs got their only points in the fourth quarter on Taylor's 64-yard TD pass from Isaac O'Bear. ... Ascension Christian was shut out last week for the sixth time. ... White Castle running back Tyre Bracken has rushed for 1,222 yards on 164 carries.
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7 p.m. at CA-Centreville, Miss.
RECORDS: Silliman 8-2, 3-0 in MAIS 6-2A; Centerville 8-2, 3-0.
LAST WEEK: Silliman did not play; Centreville beat Central Private, 39-20.
PLAYERS TO WATCH: SILLIMAN: FB/LB Austin Gayle, C/DL/K Brady Brian, RB Cobb Kelly, DB Trey Rockford, TE/LB J.Q. Lawston, TE/DE Caleb Blackard; CENTREVILLE: RB/S Colton Terrell, RB/LB Cliff Hurst, OL/DL Chase DeLee, WR/DE Colby Shaw, RB/DB Randy Bell, QB/LB Tyler Towles.
NOTEWORTHY: Silliman Institute is the 6-2A champ with a victory Friday coupled with a Bowling Green victory over Oak Forest. ... Centreville has gone unbeaten in district play by beating its first three opponents by a combined score of 123-27. ... Silliman had a bye last week after beating Adams County on Oct. 14. The Wildcats suffered their lone league loss Sept. 23 at Oak Forest.


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The Marion County Sheriff's Office is looking for two men in connection with an armed robbery Monday.
Officers were called to the Dollar General Store off Marion Oaks Manor, where authorities said two men entered the store and robbed the employees at gunpoint.
A customer and her 9-year-old daughter were forced to the floor at gunpoint by one of the two men, deputies said.
The suspects were described as a black man and a white man in their 20s.
"They were heavily dressed. You know, hiding any possible identification and they entered the store. They went around the store and tried to, found as many clerks and customers as possible," said Lauren Lettelier, the Marion County Sheriff's Office PIO.
The black man was wearing all black clothing with a bandanna around his face.
The white man was wearing dark gray clothing, deputies said.
"When the detective was looking at it this morning with me, we were cutting up the video, looking at the video. Even then, he was looking at the video and he just couldn't even believe what he was seeing. So even for someone who does these cases on a daily basis, this is a horrendous crime. A very heinous crime," Lettelier said.
Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers of Marion County at 352-368-STOP or 352-368-7867.
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Lakeside Year in Review
December marks a year since the opening of the LeFrak Center at Lakeside, one of the most ambitious projects in the Alliance's history. It has become a cherished community destination, welcoming hundreds of thousands of Park visitors to enjoy ice skating, roller skating, water play, picnicking, and views of the scenic landscape. Take a look at some of the year's highlights, and submit your favorite moments to #lakesideprospectpark.
December 2013: Ribbon Cutting
On December 17, the Alliance, NYC Parks and Mayor Bloomberg officially cut the ribbon on the LeFrak Center at Lakeside. The $74 million, 26-acre project introduced year-round skating, water play and other amenities to the southeast corner of Prospect Park. In its first weekend, thousands came to enjoy skating on the Center's two outdoor rinks.
March 2014: Members Chill Out
On March 7, the Prospect Park Alliance welcomed its members to a Chill Out at the LeFrak Center, where they enjoyed special tours, star gazing and hot chocolate.
Become a member today to get your invitation to our 2015 event.
April 2014: Roller Skating Returns to Brooklyn
After decades of winter-only recreation at the former Wollman Rink, the LeFrak Center launched its first spring season with roller skating. This marked the return of roller skating to Brooklyn, as the Center became one of the only places in the borough to enjoy this retro sport. Fans flocked to the covered rink to make it one of the more popular attractions of the summer.
May 2014: Splash Pad Launches Summer Fun
From Memorial Day through Labor Day, the LeFrak Center transformed its uncovered rink into the Park's largest water play area for children. Free to the public, the water feature includes 41 jets that form clear streams of water that dance across the surface. Splash Pad proved to be an unequivocal hit, attracting tens of thousands of children and their families.
June 2014: Green into Gold
The LeFrak Center was awarded a Gold rating by the U.S. Green Building Council for its sustainable design, which incorporates recycled and locally sourced materials, and two green roofs that insulate the Center and save energy. Low-flow fixtures save over 200,000 gallons of water each year, while a rainwater cistern reduces runoff into the already overburdened city sewer system. The project also added three acres of new green space and wildlife habitats.
Summer 2014: Lola Star's Dreamland Disco
Straight from the Coney Island boardwalk, Lola Star's Dreamland Disco found a new home at the LeFrak Center and quickly became a summer mainstay. The Friday night events offered special Coney Island-esque performances and retro DJ sets—from Saturday Night Fever to Ziggy Stardust. Skaters were encouraged to come in costume and strut their roller dancing skills for prizes. Look for the series to start up again this coming summer.
LeFrak Center Honors
The LeFrak Center has not only won the heart of Brooklyn, but also some of the leading civic organizations. Among the honors were a MASterworks Award for Best Urban Amenity from the Municipal Art Society of New York and also an Award for Excellence in Design from the New York City Public Design Commission. On October 1, the Alliance celebrated this success at its annual Gala, which honored the LeFrak family for their commitment to the ongoing care of Lakeside.
November 2014: Curling Comes to Lakeside
With the start of its second ice skating season, the LeFrak Center added to its already popular slate of programs with the introduction of curling. Popular in New York in the mid-19th century, it has been enjoying a revival since being added to the Olympics in 1998. This is the first time it has been played in New York in more than a century.
Read a New York Times article about curling at Lakeside.
Learn more about curling, skating and other winter activities at the LeFrak Center.


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Chinese, Australian, and UK obstetricians have organised the translation of a pioneering research paper on abortion by vacuum aspiration, in an attempt to get recognition for its authors 50 years after it was first published.
The research ultimately led to the technique becoming the world's commonest and safest obstetric procedure. As a result it has probably been responsible for saving thousands of women's lives.
The first English translation of the classic paper is published online this week in the news section on bmj.com, in the hope of gaining recognition for the researchers, two Shanghai obstetricians called Yuantai Wu and Xianzhen Wu.
"There can be few, if any, surgical procedures that have alleviated more human suffering, morbidity, and mortality than vacuum aspiration abortion," said Roger Short, who, with Chinese colleagues, translated the 1958 paper, originally published in the Chinese Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology.
Although there is some dispute over whether Drs Wu and Wu were the first to come up with vacuum aspiration abortion, there is no doubt that their paper brought the technique to the world's attention.
David Paintin, emeritus professor in obstetrics and gynaecology at St Mary's Hospital, London, and former chairman of the Birth Control Trust, said that the old curettage technique was "quickly abandoned" once clinicians tried suction termination in early pregnancy.
"Prior to suction termination, if you were pregnant and of less than 12 weeks' gestation, anaesthetic would be administered to the cervix, the cavity stretched, a series of metal rods introduced, and the cervix further stretched up to 12 mm. Using a metal loop, with an edge like a dinner knife [a curette], the doctor would scrape the pregnancy out through the vagina canal."
But there were flaws, said Professor Paintin. "The disadvantage was that you did not always get a complete abortion. Some product did not come through, so a pair of narrow forceps was inserted into the uterus, which was then opened and turned to take out the rest of the fetal tissue." Because the uterus is a soft organ, there was danger of puncturing it with the surgical instrument.
"In comparison, with the suction dilation procedure you use a cannula made of flexible plastic and with a blunt tip. You insert for limited distance, and then suction is applied. It is very quick. After curettage technique, suction was so much easier."
Suction termination became established first in China, the Soviet Union, Japan, and Bulgaria, years before the idea reached the West. Professor Paintin said, "The communist regime was very keen to reduce population, so both contraception and abortion were widely used—there was considerable emphasis on women having an abortion."
Progress temporarily halted at eastern Europe, in part because travel between east and west Europe was far less common, and Western obstetricians were distrustful of evidence from behind the Iron Curtain.
In stark contrast to women living under communism, for UK women in the 1950s an unplanned pregnancy was often a disaster. Professor Paintin explained, "In 1958 [the year the Wu and Wu paper was published] very few women had abortions done by doctors. In the NHS, abortion was limited to a very small number of women whose lives were threatened by their pregnancy.
"Consultants would perform only one or two abortions a year. Women who could afford it would pay a private doctor to perform an abortion. But then, generally speaking, they first had to see a psychiatrist, who would need to say that the pregnancy, if it continued, would threaten the patient's mental health. But for ordinary women this was not possible. These women had to resort to illegal abortionists, usually non-medically qualified nurses or midwives who had had some contact with that world."
Dorothea Kerslake, from the department of obstetrics in Newcastle, first introduced the idea of suction termination to the United Kingdom in 1967, publishing a study in the United States that further accelerated the technique's spread (Obstetrics and Gynecology NY 1967;30:35).
As late as the early 1970s, Roger Short was asked by the Department of Health to go to Yugoslavia from the UK to look at contraception.
"In Skopje, I met a professor of obstetrics, and I asked what was the maximum number of abortions performed on one woman. [He said] about 60. I said, 'You can't do 60 on one woman very easily.' He said yes [you can], using the Chinese aspiration technique."
The vacuum aspiration technique was refined by the US lay psychiatrist Harvey Karnen, who developed a soft flexible tubing that was small enough to avoid the need for cervical dilatation and pliable so it tended to curl up inside the uterus and prevent damage to its wall or risk perforation, which a rigid instrument might cause. It allowed early abortion to be performed with only local anaesthesia or even none at all. The NHS was influenced by this work and moved on from rigid plastic cannulas.
"Karnen in the early 1970s thought vacuum aspiration was so simple that one woman could get a friend to empty [her] uterus," said Professor Short. Although such a procedure was illegal on both sides of the Atlantic (and in many other places), such a claim illustrates the value of the Chinese technique in reducing the cost and complications of the procedure—giving poorer women access to safe abortion for the first time.
The technique has allowed humane abortion services to develop, said Professor Short, such as one centre in Bangkok, which performs as many as 150 abortions a day, where every woman gets a fresh orchid on their pillow.
But sadly, Professor Short pointed out, the technique has not travelled right around the globe. "Still an enormous [number] of women are dying because of unsafe abortions, and there is this amazingly simple technique. It does need a doctor, a safe place to do it, and something to produce a vacuum."
Malcolm Potts, from the school of public health at the University of California in Berkeley, said he thought that the first manual vacuum aspiration was carried out by Queen Victoria's gynaecologist, James Young Simpson. He thought that the Chinese were also pre-empted by Bykov in Russia in 1927. But none of these discoveries went further, unlike with Wu and Wu's study.
"Only in a field as controversial as abortion would the same idea need to be discovered three times, each independently," said Professor Potts.
In China, the legacy of Wu and Wu is still a modest one. Joyce Leong, one of the translators from the faculty of medicine at the University of Melbourne, said, "I don't think people in China are aware of the fact that vacuum aspirations were invented in their country despite its use being so common. It is largely taken for granted.
"Reproductive health in China has always been more forward than in most places because the underlying purpose for any sort of family planning initiative is always to put the nation before oneself. Things like infanticide and abortion have never been openly discussed although they were openly performed because there was never much public emotion tied to these things, and everyone knew, expected, and accepted the realities of controlled fertility.
"These things happen, but quietly, and everyone moves on, none the wiser."
See the translated original paper on bmj.com.
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There will be a FreeBSD booth in the expo area of All Things Open, to be held at the Raleigh Convention Center in Raleigh, NC on October 22-23. Registration is required for this event.
Expo hours are from 8:00-17:00 on Tuesday, October 21 and Wednesday, October 22. As usual, we'll have some cool swag, PC-BSD DVDs, FreeNAS CDs, and brochures. We will also accept donations to the FreeBSD Foundation.
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Cave Matters (4 of 19) by Jerry Vines
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Series: Heart Matters
Jerry Vines
1 Samuel 22-24
David was a man after God's own heart. The Bible says we are to keep our hearts with all diligence for out of the heart are the issues of life. So, our heart matters are very, very important. We learn a lot of lessons about the heart from the life and times of David.
This particular study is Cave Matters. There are a lot of matters of life and matters of the heart to be learned in the cave experiences of life.
David's life, at this juncture, could well be summarized in chapter 21:10 where it says, ''And David arose and fled that day for fear of Saul.'' David is on the run. David is a fugitive. He can hear Saul's bloodhounds baying in the distance and they are getting closer and closer. Saul is a king insane with jealousy and there is one overwhelming passion in his heart-- find David and kill him like a dog.
These are the fugitive years of David. The earlier we would call his formative years. Those were the years when he was developing character in his life. The fugitive years were approximately ten of the years of David's life. These are the years when he will be developing the convictions that will guide him and serve him well in the years when he reigns upon the throne as king.
Keep in mind that David is going through a variety of experiences. Geographically, David will not be in a cave all of these times. Sometimes he will be hidden in the woods. At other times he will be hidden on the sides of a mountain. Many times David will find himself in caves, running and seeking a place of refuge.
This refutes one of the ideas going around today about the Christian life. A lot of people would have you believe that the Christian life is just one continuous mountaintop experience after another. But the fact of the matter is, the Christian life is not always lived on mountaintops. There are those experiences of life which can only be described as cave experiences.
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July 7, 2011 by USA Post
HLN News And Casey Anthony, Encouraged by audience records and feeds on the widespread outrage by the verdicts in the trial of Casey Anthony, HLN and hang em 'high host Nancy Grace will not let go of this story.
Network coverage continues into the weekend with a special grace of two hours on Saturday night. As the verdicts came down Wednesday, Headline News has had one owner: Not Guilty. Work is already showing time Grace had its highest ratings ever this week.
Grace Crusade host avenger and her colleague Jane Velez-Mitchell HLN have been a rehash of the test, regretting the outcome and speculation about the future of the young Orlando, who was found not guilty of killing her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee.
Velez-Mitchell, quoted by online news agency Mediaite saying she believes that viewers HLN "more attention than some of the jurors" and "know the details of the case to an extraordinary degree. And you do not have sense of the jurors really did. "
Of course, the jurors had no relentless pursuit of Grace Anthony to help shape their opinions. Grace, a former prosecutor turned media personality, Anthony had condemned in her own mind long before the trial began.
Immediately after the verdicts, HLN replaced its "Countdown to the verdict" of the clock with a "Countdown to the sentence" the clock ticking away the seconds until 9 am today, when Anthony was sentenced to four juvenile convictions lying to police.
Many viewers were surprised by the verdict not guilty of murder because so many unanswered questions about the death of Caylee and the prosecution claims that Anthony is a pathological liar.
Most expect Anthony is somehow responsible for the death of the child.
Grace was clearly disappointed: "Definitely I can not believe that the death of Caylee has been no retaliation," he said after the verdict was read. "'Tot Mom is going to walk free. … In the end, Tot Mom is seemed to have worked."
His relentless coverage brought criticism from critics who say that Grace has crossed the line. But the ratings doubled HLN test coverage wall to wall, in June, and Grace's profile has grown. People love her or hate her.
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Jamie Gregorich, 24, chef of Bradenton, is among the 18 contestants of "Hell's Kitchen," which returns to fox on July 18. Their signature dish is "Lollipop Lamb Chop with Red Onion Confiture" and has taught at the Culinary Program Manatee Technical Institute of Art.
• TV Guide reports that David Hasselhoff has signed on to a run guesthouse in the FX series "Sons of Anarchy." The episodes should air in October. Reportedly, The Hoff will play a former prn star that has become a producer of adult films of poor quality.
• Debuted at 5 pm Monday on Fox News Channel's "The Five", a summer replacement for the departed Glenn Beck, whose contract was not renewed. The show will feature the temporal view of a rotating panel of five members, Fox, who jokes about top stories, controversies and issues of the day.
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December 14, 2011 by staff
Rooney Mara, Lately we've been totally ga-ga for Rooney Mara's gothic-glam look. And with all the rave reviews Ms. Mara has been receiving, there's no doubt R.M. perfectly captures the essence of Lisbeth Slander in the upcoming Girl With the Dragon Tattoo. So, since Rooney's calling attention to some of her tats and body jewels, we had to dish on the unusual piercing Mara deems most important.
In fact, you can only peep the precious piercing during n*de scenes in the movie (and she confirms, there are lots) 'cause Mara's calling out her.. Nipple piercing!
Yes, you read correctly, and leave it to Rooney's nipple piercing to generate a whole lotta press—remember the outrage when the R-rated piecing was featured on the flick's poster?
But as wacky as this inspiration may seem, Mara does have some reasoning behind her scandalous addition:
"I thought, 'She has it in the book, and she should have it [in the movie],' " R.M. explained to Allure magazine.
Can't argue with that strategy, right? Especially since Mara was très serious about her complete transformation:
"Because of all the tattoos and the makeup and the piercings, and the physical transformations my body has to go through, it would always feel sort of like I was in costume, even if I was n*ked. It just felt like a good one to get—a necessary one to get."
And while it may seem a bit odd to us, we must say Rooney's strange method seems to have worked. With words like "bewitching" and "hypnotic" already describing her performance, it's clear this gothed-out gal came to conquer.
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With all the hand-wringing over fake news these days, many are wondering whether it isn't actionable libel to publish false news accounts. Take "Pizzagate," for example. Shortly before the election, rumors began circulating on the Internet that Hillary Clinton and her former campaign manager, John Podesta, were running a child sex-slave operation in the back of family-friendly Washington pizzeria Comet Ping Pong. As ridiculous as that sounds, the message reached a massive audience on social media and before long, the restaurant was receiving death threats and other threatening messages on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. People started trashing the business on Google and Yelp. Eventually, a young man from North Carolina traveled to the restaurant to personally investigate the story and rescue any sex slaves in need of his assistance. He brought an assault rifle with him. It's probably safe to assume that Comet's business has suffered.
If Hillary Clinton is running a child sex-slave ring, she isn't doing it at Comet Ping Pong: the story was pure fiction. So what's a business like Comet to do? Defamation claims are usually about the protection of individuals' personal reputations. In this situation, false news articles were being published about Comet's business itself rather than about any particular individual associated with the business. In short, it doesn't matter. Corporations are treated like people in most contexts, and this one is no different. Comet could conceivably sue for trade libel, common-law defamation, tortious interference, or business conspiracy, among other claims. Let's focus on the commercial defamation angle.


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The state-owned Herald newspaper reported Wednesday that Mugabe had told U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan the country would accept food assistance if it is not linked to political demands.
There were new indications of Zimbabwe's economic hardship Thursday. The central bank announced a 45% devaluation of the Zimbabwean dollar, a ban on luxury imports, and heavy subsidies for agriculture and exporters to try to end an economic crisis that has seen mass arrests of black-market traders, long lines for gasoline and stampedes for scarce foods.
With an estimated 5 million Zimbabweans now admittedly in urgent need of food aid, Mugabe has agreed to meet World Food Program chief James Morris, who is due to visit the country next week, Mugabe's press secretary, George Charamba, was quoted as telling the Herald.
"The Zimbabwean government is clear that the primary responsibility of ensuring that Zimbabweans are provided with food is its own," Charamba said.
Mugabe earlier accused food donors of seeking to choke Zimbabweans with unwanted aid and told them to take their help elsewhere.
But Charamba said the president and Annan had been talking since Zimbabwean officials backtracked on assertions the country would reap a bumper harvest of 2.75 million tons of maize.
Before March 31 parliamentary elections, Mugabe insisted the country had a "bumper harvest" of maize and would be self-sufficient in food. The ruling Zanu-PF party won the poll with a huge majority.
But shortly after the poll, the government said it would have to quickly import 1.2 million tons of maize or else as many as 5 million Zimbabweans would face starvation.
U.N. envoy Joaquim Chissano went to Zimbabwe on Thursday for talks with Mugabe as the country's economic crisis deepened.
Chissano, the former president of Mozambique, was to discuss proposed U.N. reforms with Mugabe, according to Zimbabwe state radio. The meeting was also expected to touch on growing food shortages in Zimbabwe, which used to be the breadbasket of southern Africa.
Zimbabwe's economic crisis has escalated since 1998-2000, when Mugabe forfeited World Bank and International Monetary Fund support over chronic financial mismanagement, lost a constitutional referendum and began seizing 5,000 white-owned farms for redistribution to blacks, which caused widespread disruption to agriculture and the economy.
There were fresh signs the country's economic crisis was worsening.
Reserve Bank governor Gideon Gono on Thursday increased the official exchange rate for the U.S. dollar from 6,200 Zimbabwe dollars to 9,000 and said he plans to raise interest rates from 30% to 170%.
Loans as low as 5% would be extended to exporters and farmers, and bonus payments would be made to tobacco and cotton growers and milk and meat producers, Gono said.
He also predicted that inflation would reach 80% this year because of the need to import food.
Meanwhile, reports from the western city of Bulawayo said two women with babies on their backs were injured Wednesday when hundreds of shoppers stampeded for a limited supply of sugar, not seen in stores for many weeks.
Long lines also formed for bread, wheat flour and maize meal, the staple diet of Zimbabwe's 11.6 million people.
At a Harare filling station owned by a government minister, motorists who waited two days for gasoline by sleeping in their cars were disappointed when stocks ran out after preference was given to a last-minute line of limousines and off-road vehicles, and uniformed soldiers in private cars.
The resulting near-riot caused gridlock on a major road. Drivers of fuel-starved minibuses, which form the backbone of the capital's public transportation system, were outraged but backed down in the face of threats by troops.
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3rd Regiment, South Carolina State Troops (6 months 1863-64)
United States U.S. Military South Carolina South Carolina Military South Carolina in the Civil War South Carolina Civil War Confederate Units 1st through 4th 3rd Regiment, South Carolina State Troops (6 months 1863-64)
Brief History
In concern for further assault from the Federal troops, the Confederate President, Jefferson Davis, requested that the governor supply men for 'local defense and special services'. In the summer of 1863 a call went out for enlistments which resulted in five regiments being created and they became known as the South Carolina State Troops. The initial enlistment was to be for 6 months but the men could be called upon to serve longer.[1]
The 3rd Regiment South Carolina State Troops was mustered into Confederate States service for six months from August 1, 1863 for local defense and State Service. Companies F to K, being below the minimum strength, were disbanded December 27, 1863. The rest of the companies mustered out the end of January an first part of February 1864.[2][1]
Eastern Digital Resources Internet site states the following:
- There were evidently two regiments formed known as the 3rd Infantry Regiment, State Troops. The first regiment was organized for six months in state service to date from August 1, 1863. One company mustered out on January 31, 1864 and the other disbanded on February 1, 1864.
- The other unit was made up mostly of boys around the age of 16. Most of the officers were older men. This unit may have also been a part of the 3rd SC State Troops organized for protection of Florence. The existence of Company I below, indicates that at least 9 companies were formed. This unit was formed in September of 1864 and served until the end of the war.
Companies in this Regiment with the Counties of Origin
Men often enlisted in a company recruited in the counties where they lived though not always. After many battles, companies might be combined because so many men were killed or wounded. However if you are unsure which company your ancestor was in, try the company recruited in his county first.
Counties the men may have come from: Chesterfield, Darlington, Horry, Marion, Sumter, Clarendon, Marlboro, Williamsburg, Richland, and Georgetown.
- Company I - Roster
- Another Internet site lists the following rosters and counties as part of the 3rd Battalion State Troops, but these actually may be part of another Regiment (some rosters have only a few names):
- Company A - Union District/County - Roster
- Company B - Fairfield District/County - Roster
- Company C - York District/County - Roster
- Company D - York District/County - Roster
- Company E - Chester District/County - Roster
- Company F - Roster
- Company G - Greenville District - Roster
- Company H - Roster
- Company I - Greenville District - Roster
- Company K - Greenville District - Roster
Information about the companies, their counties and origin is taken from the websites and Seigler's[1] book.
Other Sources
- Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System can be searched by soldier's name or by regiment; includes regimental rosters and additional history of the regiment. This site uses Joseph H. Crute's book, Units of the Confederate States Army as their main source for the regiment history.FHL book 973 M2crua, WorldCat. Crute's book does not contain a history for this unit.
- Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of South Carolina. Microfilm publication M267. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Services, 1958. These records have been indexed and digitized and are available at Footnote.com (A subscription website, but is available for use at the Family History Library and some Family History Centers). It has digital Civil War soldier service records and brief regiment histories (located at the bottom of some of the muster rolls). (Accessed December 2010)
- "3rd Regiment State Troops (Infantry)". The War for Southern Independence in South Carolina. Eastern Digital Resources an Internet site, accessed 12/02/2010. Lists a brief Regiment History and Company Rosters.
- "Third (3rd) Battalion South Carolina State Troops-Senior Reserves", Internet site, accessed 12/02/2010. Lists the rosters with a few names.
- "South Carolina Reserve and Miscellaneous Units in the War of the Rebellion". Internet site, accessed 12/06/2010. Lists some of the Troop and Reserve units, a few companies, officers and some dates of service. Counties listed come from this reference.
- "History of Company I, 3rd Regiment S. C. Troops" by John Q. Cousart. The War for Southern Independence in South Carolina. Eastern Digital Resources an Internet site, accessed 12/02/2010.
- The following Company may or may not be a part of this regiment: "3rd Battalion of State Troops-Senior Reserves-Company D-York County". Internet site, accessed 12/02/2010. This site has a roster of officers and soldiers. It appears many also served in the 5th South Carolina Infantry Regiment or State Troops.
- "3rd South Carolina State Troops - Jun 1862-Jan 1863". Internet site, accessed 12/06/2010. Gives the roster for Company A. The Soldiers and Sailors system lists men from this page as being a part of the 3rd Regiment, South Carolina Reserves (90 day 1862-63).
- "South Carolina Infantry Regiments". Internet site, accessed 12/07/2010. Gives a roster for Company I and a history as stated above by John Q. Cousart.
- Hewett, Janet B., ed. Supplement to the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies. Wilmington, North Carolina: Broadfoot Pub. Co., c1994-2001. FHL book 973 M29u ser. 1 supp. pt. 2 v. 64 & 65. Lists officers, companies, and dates involving the company and places where they were stationed. There are 10 Companies (A-I, K) listed.
- Seigler, Robert S. South Carolina's Military Organizations During the War Between the States. Charleston, South Carolina: The History Press, c2008. FHL book 975.7 M2sr v. 4. This book has an overview about the creation of the military units for service during the Civil War. There are four volumes which are divided into areas of the State. There is information about the different military units including dates of organization and service, company officers, battle engagements, company names and places of origin, and a few pictures. This book is also available through other libraries.
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Robert S. Seigler. South Carolina's Military Organizations During the War Between the States. (Charleston, South Carolina: The History Press, c2008.), v. 4, p 184-186. FHL book 975.7 M2sr v. 4. The book goes into greater detail about the companies and the different military units they served in. Also the book may give more information about the different units this Regiment served with.
- ↑ Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of South Carolina, microfilm publication M267. (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Services, 1958). These records have been indexed and digitized and are available at Footnote.com (A subscription ($) website, but is available for use at the Family History Library and some Family History Centers). It has digital Civil War soldier service records and brief regiment histories (located at the bottom of some of the muster rolls). (Accessed December 2010)


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When e-mail is safer, but not any simpler
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Yahoo and Google have proved to investors that they can mine our personal data for advertising advantage. Now the two companies are trying to prove to us that they can protect our privacy. The two companies - rivals in nearly all fields of business - are teaming up to create a secure e-mail system that would make it impossible for government officials, hackers, and even the companies themselves to read user messages.
The initiative shows just how important the Edward Snowden revelations have been to the technology industry.
Yahoo in particular used to be behind the times when it came to implementing security measures. After Snowden leaked information about the National Security Agency's surveillance systems, Yahoo hired a well-known security researcher, Alex Stamos, and has taken measures to limit the government's ability to suck up data from its users.
The announcement about encrypted e-mail is one of the biggest changes so far. Encrypted e-mails look like gobbledygook to anyone but the sender and the recipient. Starting in the fall, Yahoo users will be able to send them to other Yahoo users and to Gmail users.
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Though the technology has been around for some time - Snowden himself used the encrypted e-mail provider Lavabit, which closed its doors last year rather than handing over its encryption keys to the government - spy-proof e-mail has its own special difficulties.
Yahoo and Google have said that the encryption tool will rely on PGP encryption, which means that users will have to have their own encryption keys. Instead of passwords and user names, users have to go through several steps with clumsy-feeling software for even the shortest e-mail. There's no password reset service, either: if you lose your encryption key, you can't read encrypted e-mails.
The extra steps make it unlikely that most e-mail users will even bother - unless Yahoo and Google make it a priority to simplify the encryption process. If anyone has the resources to expand encrypted e-mail, it's these two companies.
Whether they will choose to do so is only one of the many open questions about the new initiative.
There's also the matter of what the companies will do when - not if - they find themselves embroiled in a legal dispute over a user's encrypted e-mails.
Their choices about how the encryption service will work may offer hints. If Yahoo and Google opt to give users full responsibility for their own encryption keys, that could be part of the defense. The government won't be able to turn to Yahoo and Google for surveillance help if they don't have the keys for the user's e-mail, after all. But the notion of fighting a surveillance request by themselves might give users pause.
There's also a business angle to consider. Encrypted e-mails mean that Yahoo and Google can't scan e-mail content for terms that would be of use to advertisers. Users will likely consider this to be a bonus, but the companies' investors are unlikely to agree.
On the other hand, encryption can be its own advertising tool. For companies like Yahoo, Google and others, there's been an awakening to the idea that privacy can be an effective way to earn new users and to keep the trust of old ones.
This is particularly true for international customers, which every technology company needs in order to maintain growth. Microsoft lost the government of Brazil as a customer in the wake of the Snowden revelations, and the Forrester research technology research firm said that losses to the cloud computing, Web hosting, and outsourcing markets industries could be as high as $180 billion. Encrypted e-mail may be uncertain, but it's surely cheaper for these companies than the status quo.


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I want my spiceworks to scan my Smoothwalls, but the HTTP interface on those are on port 81, so I need the ability to set what port to http scan.
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have to use a remote collector for this and then make the http scan on the required port.
I have the same issue with ssh that we don't run on port 22.
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Brian just taught me me something about this type of situaton as well. I didn't realize we had that functionality.
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Thankyou Brian
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