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Whisk together the soy sauce, lemon juice, and olive oil in a bowl to make the dressing; set aside. Score the stem end of each eggplant, making a circular cut in the skin (this will make the eggplant easier to peel). Poke a few holes into the eggplants with a skewer or fork to allow steam to escape as they grill.
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The original line of the Beckey route, starting up what is now p1 of Fine Line, and then going up a hard stemming pitch to join what is now the Direct Beckey. Most people do the Direct Beckey or Fine Line instead. FFA(pitch one): Greg Lowe, Jeff Lowe, 1972 FFA(entire route): Reid Dowdle, Paul Potters, 1985 or 1986
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what are the pitch lengths in the topo? linking options? anyone done the P4 stem corner recently? how are the pins? thanks.
Climbed the P4 stem corner as a variation to the Direct Beckey July 20 2009. An excellent option. The first 4 pins or so look pretty good and I was able to supplement them with small nuts. The last pin looks a little suspect, I wouldn't have wanted to whip on it. Just hang on at the top.
Having done these routes several times, Clint's route description may be a little confusing. The "Original Beckey" is, naturally, the line Fred Becky picked for his first ascent. The easier, less obvious "Direct" was done only after free attempts on the original line failed. After several bolts and fixed pins were added to the original first and third pitches in the early 90's, the original Beckey became free - and well-protected. The "Direct" starts lower and left of the original and joins it after 3 pitches. From that point you have the option of doing the super-classic (.11+) stemming corner (part of the original) or going direct via a blocky/loose .10 crack. The Fine Line follows the original Beckey Route for two pitches, then continues up the slightly diagonal crack line while the Beckey steps left to the previously mentioned 3rd-pitch corner. We did the route 7-22-12 and the fixed pins seem to be in decent shape. Folks hesitate to alter ratings but here is my 2 cents. P-1 5.11c P-2 5.10c P-3 5.11c/d P-4 5.10d -climbing direct above the belay, not via the flake to the right.


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Minneapolis-based guitarist Glen Helgeson is a musical world traveler. His Axis Mundi group delves into Middle Eastern, Afro-Cuban and Haitian sounds, and his Gypsy Mania Quartet gets deep in the music of Django Reinhardt. With Distant Borders Revisited he brings members of both groups, and more, into the studio for an even wider-ranging journey.
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Track Listing: African Song: Smooth Wes; The Mambo Told Me; Red Moon; A Wedding On Venus: Latin a la Linda; Room 231; River East; ...If This; Sweet Ears; The Whirl; Southern Exposure.
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ijk is an inventive physical theatre work from the French troupe Compagnie 111 (CIE 111); it contains moments that are fascinating and beautiful and sometimes both, but overall it feels a little unsatisfying and, at about 50 minutes in length, inadequate.
Conceived by CIE 111 artistic director/performer Aurelien Bory as part of a trilogy of performance pieces about spatial relationships, ijk focuses on three-dimensional space, with a series of different-sized blocks as its only set pieces and an array of white balls as its main props. Much of the show is given over to what CIE 111 calls "sonic juggling"—bouncing and manipulating the balls against the blocks to create sounds that are somewhere at the intersection of music and pure percussion. These vignettes are quite lovely, especially one featuring Bory and Olivier Alenda juggling the balls against a rigged-out table-top, so that as they play what looks like a game of table tennis (albeit one with more than one ball), they play an eloquent kind of music simultaneously.
Other segments within the show rely on the circus backgrounds of Alenda and the third cast member, Anne De Buck: these include a whimsical bit where DeBuck walks across a series of cubes that are moved across the stage by Alenda and Bory, and my favorite sequence, in which Bory and Alenda take turns balancing themselves in increasingly unlikely ways inside a free-standing open door-frame-sized box. These pieces explore the ways that performers can seem to defy gravity; other concepts from mathematics and physics are demonstrated in the show in more or less subtle ways. ijk is not quite an educational show, though, and it seemed to me that one way it could increase its interest level would be to find ways to integrate the ideas its creators are exploring in a more explicit manner.
And the interest level could definitely use some bolstering. Several of the routines are apparently fairly difficult and/or still in developmental stages, and have not been perfected by the performers. They doggedly did and re-did them until they got them right. That's commendable, but in a wordless show like this one, it makes for somewhat rough going. The kids in the audience in particular seemed less engaged in ijk than in other physical theater pieces I've seen at New Victory, and I suspect this redundancy is one of the problems.
But in the end, I'm not sure that this is really a show for youngsters; it's much more a cerebral Flying Karamazov Brothers kind of event than a circus. The concentration of its three cast members as they perform feats that defy gravity and produce uncommon and surprising sounds and patterns from common objects is astonishing. I think that an audience primed for their kind of work, in a more intimate venue, could be astonished and engaged by this elegant and unusual production.


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Pouncing on the opportunity profit from-slash-celebrate UAE's National Day, Puma steps on more than a few Emirati toes. Now will other countries follow suit?
November 28, 2011 5:54 by kippreport
As the UAE National Day draws near, so come the onslaught of national day-related merchandise. In fact, Kipp has put together seven alternative items to show your national pride this month.
Some products are downright tacky while others are pretty cool. And then there's Puma's Limited Edition SpeedCat shoes. Costing 649AED, the shoes have caused a commotion among Emiratis saying the flag shouldn't be on footwear.
The report, originally on Emirates 24/7, has already been picked up by CNN's Inside Middle East.
The shoes (seen above) use the flag colours and not the actual flag itself.
In the article, Emiratis and expatriates were quoted as "disappointed" and saying that the putting "your nation's flag on your feet" is "just disrespectful."
Puma has yet to release a statement but we can imagine that there will be a bit more than apologies. What happened to quick thinking, crisis management Puma? Shouldn't you be pouncing at the opportunity to straighten this all out? (Pun most definitely intended)
But not everyone is displeased, fashion blog Fashion Gossip is quite happy with the shoes, even endorsing them on their site. On the site, Puma Marketing Manager Abdelhamid Oraibi says "Our aim is to offer the people of the UAE a piece of locally created design as a symbol of recognition of this great occasion."
The two different designs of the shoes (variations of colour) were winning designs from their internal activation, creative factory.
It's a sensitive issue, Kipp agrees. Maybe one that will also be taken up not just by the UAE but by other places that share the same national colours: Iraq, Kuwait, Palestine, Sudan, Syria and Jordan, eh?
It'll be interesting to see how Puma will respond to, from what we gather, are an outspoken few.
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The Yakima Valley hosts a wide range of events and activities for residents and visitors alike. Check out this calendar of weekend events and enjoy your stay in the Yakima Valley.
Location: Yakima
S 16th Ave & Nob Hill Blvd
Through June 1st. Presenting the work of Yakima Valley Community College art students and faculty, created within the last year. Gallery hours: Tuesday-Friday 10am-5pm; Saturday 1-5pm. For more info call 509-574-4875.
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Location: Ellensburg
400 E University Way
Enjoy a 30 minute presentation about chimpanzee culture, current threats, CWU Chimpanzees who use American Sign Language. 20 minutes observation of 3 chimpanzees ages 6 and older.
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Location: Yakima
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Location: Downtown Yakima
10 S. 2nd Street
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Location: Yakima
101 North Naches Ave
Event Submitted by: The Seasons Performance Hall
Location: Prosser
2140 Wine Country Rd
11:00am - Join us at the vineyard pavilion for food and beverage immediately following the program. For more information call 509-786-1000 or click here.
Event Submitted by: Walter Clore Wine and Culinary Center
Location: Yakima
1401 Arboretum Drive
1-3pm - Check out the beautiful displays of these popular flowers. Enter your own Irises in the competition. Meet the experts, see demonstrations, checkout specialty Irises, learn about becoming a member of the Iris Society, and more.
Event Submitted by: Yakima Area Arboretum
Location: Downtown Yakima
Yakima Ave to 6th Ave and Naches Ave.
10am. Route follows Yakima Ave proceeding to 6th Ave to Naches Ave. Staging for parade participants begins at 8am between Yakima Ave and Walnut Street. For information call Ed at 509-729-2257.
Event Submitted by: City of Yakima
Location: Yakima
250 Ehler Rd.
4:30-7pm -
Event to take place on our Vineyard Lawn with
great Food, Wine, and with music by local talents Navid Eliot (Lead singer of
Not Amy) and Sam Watts (Ghosts of You). Great Wine available by the glass and
bottle. Filipino food provided by Gloria Gonzales Garcia of Lutong Pinoy. No cover
charge for event.
Event Submitted by: Non-Member
Location: Tieton
608 Wisconsin Ave
Event Submitted by: Mighty Tieton Events
Location: Yakima
2105 Tieton Drive
2pm - Return to the Yakima Valley and reconnect with others who share your Japanese heritage. Cost $90. For more information call 509-248-0747.
Event Submitted by: Yakima Valley Museum
Location: Goldendale
9774 Highway 14
Event Submitted by: Maryhill Winery
Location: Zillah
Who would have guessed that Two Mountain Rose would pair so well with street tacos and sunshine. Celebrate the release of Two Mountain Rose and summertime in the valley, at out annual Rose Release Party. Mariano's Tacos will be celebrating too, offering one free taco for a glass of Rose purchased. Bring a picnic blanket or chair, sunscreen and a hat, and welcome summer with us at the winery.
Event Submitted by: Two Mountain Winery
Location: Prosser
1230 SW Bennett Ave
7-11am - 9th Annual Dash Race for the Kids starts at 8am at the Prosser Wine and Food Park. There will be a business team competition in a 5K Relay format for the less competitive runners.
Bike race starts at 8:30am, Walk/Run starts at 9:00am. Come get some great exercise and enjoy beautiful Washington wine country while supporting this worthwhile charity. For information, click here.
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Location: Yakima
1401 Arboretum Drive
10am-3pm - Enter the world of miniature trees during the Yakima Valley Bonsai Society's annual Bonsai Exhibit. For more information call 509-247-7337 or click here.
Event Submitted by: Yakima Area Arboretum
Location: Prosser
508 Cabernet Court
6-9pm - Join us for wine and music by Blue Mountain Spanish Sounds. We will have light appetizers prepared and a few of our patio menus items available for purchase. $10 cover charge, complimentary to MBV Cellar Club members. Reservations recommended, call 509-788-0030 or click here.
Event Submitted by: Milbrandt Vineyards
Location: Yakima
2105 Tieton Drive
6pm - Performance of Greek Mythology: Stories of gods and heroism from ancient civilization by the sea. For children grades 8-K. Free event. For more information call 509-248-0747.
Event Submitted by: Yakima Valley Museum
Location: Yakima
101 N. Fair Ave
5-7pm - Front line staff and all tourist related businesses in the Yakima and Naches Valley are invited to attend a special Hospitality Training session to bring awareness about points of interest and activities along the White Pass Scenic Byway, US Hwy 12 between Naches and I-5.
Event Submitted by: White Pass Scenic ByWay
Location: Zillah
660 Bella Terra Rd
Event Submitted by: Bella Terra Gardens
Location: Yakima
101 North Fair Ave
5:30-7:30pm - Come celebrate 10 years of service to visitors and the community. Wine tasting, appetizers, door prizes and more. For a map to the VIC click here.
Event Submitted by: Yakima Valley Visitor Information Center
Location: Yakima
1301 South Fair Ave.
May 30, 2013 8am-8pm
Event Submitted by: State Fair Park
Location: Prosser
2258 Wine Country Rd.
6pm - Join us for an evening of food and fun at our monthly supper club. Communal seating and three-course, family style dinner encourage lively conversation and new friendships. $55 per guest or $45 for club members, includes dinner with wine pairing, plus a pre-dinner social. Advance reservation required. Please call 509-786-7277 to book.
Event Submitted by: Desert Wind Winery
Location: Yakima
Sarg Hubbard Park
There is a full day of events with the Gap2Gap Relay and Junior Gap2Gap during the day and Rock the Gap during the evening.
Saturday's activities start early for the racers. The first competitors go out at 7:45AM and continue in waves until 9:30. Adult Iron and Elite racers will travel the Greenway, the Yakima River, the north ridge, and the roads of East Valley on the 5-leg course. Adult Sport racers travel a slightly shorter 5-leg course that features a rollerblading leg instead of kayaking. Junior racers will complete a course in Sarg Hubbard Park and along the Greenway. If you're not racing, come down to Sarg Hubbard Park during the day and cheer on the racers or volunteer for one of the races. To volunteer, call 453-8280. Cost $22-$45 depending on categorie.
Rock the Gap is a fun post-race party for racers and non-racers alike. Beginning with a cocktail hour and silent auction at 5:30, followed by a salmon dinner and live music by Redwood Son and Ben Union, this is the perfect way to kick off the summer season.
Funds raised by Gap2Gap benefit the Yakima Greenway Foundation. Funds raised by Rock the Gap benefit the Greenway and Kiwanis charities.
For more information, please call the Yakima Greenway, 509-453-8280.
Event Submitted by: Yakima Greenway Foundation
Location: Yakima
Sarg Hubbard Park
5:30pm - The annual Rock the Gap is a celebration after the Gap2Gap race featuring great rock and roll, a gourmet dinner served with local wines and beer, and both a silent and dessert auction. Racers and the community are all welcome. Tickets $55 in advance and $60 at the door, admission includes dinner, souvenir glass and scrip.
For information, call 509-453-8280 or click here.
Event Submitted by: Yakima Greenway Foundation
Location: Yakima
S 16th Ave & Nob Hill Blvd
Professional artists will present a variety of workshops suitable for beginning through advanced participants. For more info call 574-4875.
Event Submitted by: Larson Gallery
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The New York State Court of Appeals is the most inactive Court in the Country. Each year the High Court is in session for sixty six days, which means their off for approximately 299 days a year. Each of the seven Judges draws an annual salary of $165,000, which includes a staff, a state car and a driver. The Judges also get to choose an office that's convenient to their home.
But former Chief Judge Kaye's outrage over the denial of a pay raise was an injustice she could no longer bear. Judge Kaye quietly began construction of a 23 million dollar palace in Albany for those 66 days she and her seven colleagues had to actually show up for work. Seven luxury apartments were being constructed to suit each of the Judges needs, which included a garage and other perks. But that came to a grinding halt last week.
Friday's Daily News reported that the state halted construction on the palatial apartments that were underway. The construction will continue through the state's fiscal year which ends in March 2012. How many millions of dollars have already been wasted remains unclear. The "Marie Antoinette" project was conceived while hundreds of court employees are being laid off as the court system is forced to cut 170 million dollars.
Judge Kaye's rationale for the 23 million dollar project was that the hotel stays for the seven Judges 66 days of work was costing the state $37,500 a year.
But it's not all about the money. In a civilized society it's our courts where we resolve our disputes, which gets back to my original point. What do those Judges that are only in Albany for 66 days do the other 299?
The average criminal court Judge in New York City can hear as many as 60 cases a day. The seven member high Court in Albany hears an average of 60 criminal cases a year.
Everyday we read of the wrongfully convicted finally being exonerated, some after a decade in prison. This gives some the impression that our system is working. But just exactly who is working?
Virtually every case involving the wrongfully convicted has their conviction overturned in Federal Court, which means New York's high court declined to review the case. The result costs taxpayer's millions, lives destroyed, and justice delayed for years.
The solution to Albany's no show Judges is not a pay raise, or a 23 million dollar palace.
John O'Hara is an attorney. He lives in Brooklyn.
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DURHAM -- Star high school forward Amile Jefferson has signed with Duke. School officials said Tuesday night that Jefferson signed his letter of intent to play for the Blue Devils this fall. Coach Mike Krzyzewski says Jefferson is "a perfect young man for Duke University." Jefferson is a 6-foot-7, 190-pound power forward who averaged 19.9 points, 10.2 rebounds and 2.7 steals as a senior for Friends' Central School in Philadelphia. He was named a McDonald's All-America and was rated as one of the nation's top prep big men. He joins a Duke frontcourt that returns seniors Mason Plumlee and Ryan Kelly.


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04.03.2013 The Geneva Motor Show opens with a winner: The Volkswagen Golf VII wins the 50th edition of the Car of the Year 2013 award.For the second time, the ceremony for the oldest and most prestigious award of the automotive world took place at the opening event for the Geneva Motor Show. The Golf VII saw off the challenge from seven other finalists: Ford B-Max; Hyundai i30; Mercedes A-Class; Peugeot 208; Renault Clio; Subaru BRZ/Toyota GT86; and Volvo V40.
Geneva, 4 March 2013 – The Geneva Motor Show opens with a winner. The Golf VII has been voted as 'Car of the Year 2013'. Following a series of test drives by the jury, Hakan Matson, president of the panel of international automobile experts, handed over the prestigious Car of the Year award to the Volkswagen AG Head of Development Dr. Ulrich Hackenberg and the Head of Design Walter de Silva. The Car of the Year thereby becomes the first big news of the 83rd Geneva Motor Show, which opens for the press on Tuesday morning.
Hakan Matson, Jury President and automobile expert of the Swedish business paper Dagens Industri: "The Volkswagen Golf VII received amazing results in our intensive test drives. It is a modern car with a high level of quality and safety, a wide range of drive trains as well as an outstanding driving performance. The Car of the Year winner has to show excellence in a number of categories – with special attention to the needs of consumers. All the members of our jury are experts and put the finalists through a series of exhaustive tests to provide substantial purchasing criteria for consumers."
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Volkswagen Golf VII
414 Points
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202 Points
Volvo V40
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Ford B-Max
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Mercedes A-Class
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Renault Clio
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Peugeot 208
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Using the AS SSD Benchmark we measured the sequential performance of the drives one more time. As you can see, while the OCZ Vertex 2 Pro and original Vertex drives produce similar results, the Vertex LE is a bit slower.
Despite its inability to outclass its predecessor in the previous test, the OCZ Vertex LE snapped back into action when running the 4K test. Here the drive had no trouble keeping pace with the Vertex 2 Pro, and while it matched the read performance of the Intel X25-M G2, the write performance was 35% greater. Furthermore, the write performance of the Vertex LE was 5.5x faster when compared to the original Vertex.
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The attorneys of a Saudi student, who was charged for the murder of a local bar owner in the U.S. state of Missouri, urged the court on Friday to set a bond for him, arguing the case brought against him was unfounded.
The lawyers said the charges against Ziyad Abid were based solely on a statement made by the person who admitted to opening fire on the victim.
Abid's attorneys are Patrick Peters, of the Peters & Peters Law Firm in Kansas City, and John Osgood, of the Osgood Law Office in Lee's Summit.
Along with Abid, another man, Reginald Singletary, was charged on Sept. 5 with first-degree murder and armed criminal action in the killing of bar owner Blaine Whitworth.
After he was arrested, Singletary admitted to shooting Whitworth and told the police that Abid paid him to carry out the murder.
Singletary's wife told investigators that he is a pathological liar.
Abid's attorneys argued that there was no actual physical or forensic evidence connecting Abid, 23, to the crime and he was only detained and charged based on the statement of the shooter.
The court previously refused to set any bail on Abid because Missouri law states that immigrant students in the U.S. who carry out criminal acts lose their student status, and is not entitled to bail.
Abid's attorneys argued that until a United States immigration judge makes such a ruling after a full hearing, the student should not be treated as a criminal, assuming his visa has not expired. It was then declared that Abid was "out of status" as a student but that his visa had not expired.
The court rejected the argument, citing federal law, and declined to set any bond for Abid.
Attorney John Osgood expressed his disappointment at the ruling, noting, "I very much wanted to see a bond set. It is far more difficult to prepare the defense when access to the client is limited because he is confined in jail."
Attorney Peters echoed similar sentiments, saying, "We are convinced of our client's innocence and were hopeful that he would be able to be released on bond so that we would have better access and opportunity to work with him to prepare for trial."
Both attorneys expressed their belief that once the evidence fully comes to light, it will be proven that Abid was wrongly accused and the Saudi student will be acquitted of all charges.


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There is a woman at Dickinson State University who sings. This woman teaches, travels, performs, learns and has a mission to give music a true voice.
After 26 years teaching elementary and high school, Dr. Carolyn Burns, assistant professor of music education, came to DSU with a mind open to the impact music has on different cultures.
With a focus on curriculum and multi-cultural music, Burns traveled to South Africa to complete her doctoral work, which focused on the relevance of African singing games to Xhosa children. There she worked with local children, learning their traditional singing games and comparing them to singing games we know in the United States.
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"Sometimes it takes an outsider to take the time to view and document the importance of a culture," Burns said.
In addition to her work with the children, Burns also interviewed women about what it was like to have participated in freedom marches during the anti-apartheid struggle and asked them to reflect upon the songs they sang.
What she found was a true lesson in how music helps us tell our story—how it links people, places and struggles.
"These women were empowered during that time and the women are still empowered today," Burns said. "They use the same songs, but they incorporate different lyrics; lyrics about poverty, aids, abuse, unemployment."
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The new development of the Tahana in Tel Aviv is a popular center of tourist interest. This story tells the history of the first railway lines between Jaffa/Tel Aviv and Jerusalem and the early railway connections in Israel.
More...Lee Diamond discusses the changing values in the Israeli society as a result of social protest in the early days of Havat Kineret and today in Rothschild Boulevard
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More...Isaac Ochberg is not a well known name here in Israel but he was a great benefactor in the early 20th century. He bought land for the JNF, supported the Hebrew University and rescued many orphans from the Ukraine in the 1920's. A memorial park and museum will be dedicated in his name in the summer of 2011.
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They led their respective teams to state championships, and both were named the Marietta Daily Journal players of the year, but now they can put an exclamation point on their high school careers.
Roberts, who averaged 17.9 points and 10.5 rebounds this season, was named Miss Basketball — a title given to the best player across all classifications — by the Georgia Sports Writers Association.
Gaines, after averaging 25.2 points and eight rebounds, was named the Class A Player of the Year.
Roberts and Gaines led a total of 22 Cobb County players to earn all-state honors for the 2011-12 season.
McEachern's Phyllis Arthur earned the Class AAAAA Girls Coach of the Year award, while Whitefield's Tyrone Johnson earned the boys honor for Class A.
The girls held the slight edge with 12 honorees, compared to nine for the boys, but with two teams in the state championship and all four Region 4AAAAA teams in the quarterfinals, it only made sense that Cobb County would dominate the girls Class AAAAA honors.
"It's a testament to our region," Harrison girls coach Steve Lenahan said. "We had four teams in the state quarterfinals for the second straight year. Once you have a couple of teams up their game, the others feel like they have to match it."
It won't be any easier next year as the existing Region 4AAAAA teams form a new region in Class AAAAAA.
Campbell and South Cobb proved this season they could win on any given night, and Marietta will rejoin its closer rivals after two years in Region 5AAAAA.
To Lenahan, it's seems that girls basketball in his region will be like a state playoff game every night.
"It's not far away," he said. "If you want an easy game, you are going to have to schedule outside the region."
Roberts, Hillgrove's Celina Rodrigo and McEachern's Dominique Wilson all made the Class AAAAA first team, while Allatoona's Elise Spann was a first-teamer in Class AAA.
Harrison's Nikki Hegstetter and McEachern's Destinie Gibbs earned Class AAAAA second-team honors, and six others earned honorable mention — McEachern's Te'a Cooper, Hillgrove's Mackenzie Engram, Kennesaw Mountain's Kira Gordon, North Cobb's Taylor Gordon and Marietta's Courtney Sprague in Class AAAAA and Allatoona's Alexis Ezell in Class AAA.
Gaines and Mount Paran Christian's Armani Moore were the only boys players to earn all-state selection, each named to the Class A first team.
"We knew we were going to go as far as he took us," Mount Paran coach Scott Varner said of Moore, a recent Tennessee commitment who averaged 22 points and 9.8 rebounds. "I think he definitely deserved the honor, and I'm excited for the recognition."
It was also another step that showed the best Class A teams can compete with other teams within the county, regardless of classification.
"Cobb County, traditionally, has had great basketball," Varner said. "And (the Class A teams have) been able to build on that. I think it's the notoriety of Whitefield Academy. North Cobb Christian is coming to the top, and we had a breakthrough year. It shows that, if a kid wants a private-school education, he can still compete in sports. And, it's a benefit when you can get one or two players that have the superior talent."
Seven boys earned honorable mention — Harrison's Ryan Blumenthal and Marshall Guilmette, North Cobb's Lee Moore and Walton's Sean Morgan in Class AAAAA, Pope's Matt Polyne in Class AAAA, Allatoona's Dimychael Ross in Class AAA and North Cobb Christian's Stephon Jelks in Class A.