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MA wins district; playoffs next
By BARRY BURLESON
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The Patriots grab the district championship trophy after a win at DeSoto Friday night.
Marshall Academy trailed 14-13 midway through the second quarter Friday night. Then the Patriots hit another gear.
They reeled off 50 unanswered points in West Helena, Ark., and destroyed the DeSoto Thunderbirds 63-14.
After the final horn, the Patriots hoisted the District 1-A championship trophy. They will be making the school's eighth straight trip to the state playoffs.
"We were concerned that we would get into a battle where they moved the football and melted the clock," coach Sam Pearson said. "It took us a few drives to make the defensive adjustments, and then we took away what they were having success with.
"That's when we started getting the ball back and executing well offensively."
Photo by Linda McKinney
The Marshall Academy football team, coaches, managers and cheerleaders show off their District 1-A championship trophy Friday in West Helena, Ark.
MA started the scoring on its first possession of the game. Two passes from Dakota Dailey to Colt Lindsey ate up most of the yardage. Then Devin McGreger, who scored the Pats' first six touchdowns of the game, carried for the 3-yard score.
Christian Compton nailed the first of his seven extra points on the night.
After a Patriot fumble, the Thunderbirds lit up their part of the scoreboard early in the second quarter. A roughing-the-punter flag on MA kept the drive going. They got the touchdown on an 18-yard run and completed a pass for the two-point conversion. MA trailed 8-7.
DeSoto's onside kick try failed, and MA's offense scored in just four plays. McGreger went in standing from 12 yards out. MA went for two, to try to make it a seven-point margin, but was unsuccessful.
The Patriots' onside kick attempt also failed, and on a fourth and 2, DeSoto got six more points on a 45-yard run. The try-for-two failed, and the Patriots were down again by one (14-13) with 7:16 to go in the first half.
That's when the quick-striking Marshall offense answered with three touchdowns before intermission.
Dailey threw a shuffle pass to McGreger, who carried it 16 yards for the score, and then the same two connected for the two-point conversion. The lead was 21-14.
Patriots Hunter Huff (76), Canaan Pearson (beside Huff) and Wesley Bolden (30) tackle the Thunderbird quarterback for a loss.
Hunter Huff, Canaan Pearson and Wesley Bolden threw the DeSoto quarterback for a big loss on third and 10.
After a short punt, the Pats took over at the Thunderbird 48.
Again, the Pats made rapid work of finding paydirt. On the fifth play of the possession, McGreger ran for 10 yards and the touchdown with 2:54 to go in the second quarter.
The MA defense got the ball back for the offense with just less than a minute left.
That was plenty of time.
On the first play, Dailey again made the short shuffle pass to McGreger, who dashed 53 yards for a score. It was 35-14 at halftime.
The trend continued to start the second half.
Dailey tossed a screen pass in the middle to McGreger, who this time sprinted 42 yards for his sixth touchdown of the evening.
MA, which didn't punt in the game, kept clicking for three more scores.
Later in the third, Dailey scored on a 3-yard keeper to make it 49-14.
In the fourth, Jordon Harris, who shifted to quarterback, kept for a 4-yard touchdown.
With 3:18 left, Cordarius Thomas completed the scoring with a 6-yard run.
Dailey was 11 of 15 passing for 207 yards. McGreger caught three for 111 and also had eight rushes for 81 yards.
Top tacklers were Harris with six, Bolden and Lindsey with five each and Thomas Faulkenbery with four.
Pearson, in his first season as head coach at MA, said the district championship is nice but the Patriots' goal is to make it to a third straight state championship game and this time win it. The Patriots have never won a state title in football.
"It's our goal to get there this year and finish our business," he said. "This (the district crown and state playoff berth) is a step in that direction."
The next step for the second-seeded Patriots (9-1 on the season) will be a home game this Friday in the first round versus Wilkinson County Christian Academy. The 15th-seeded Rams will make the 336-mile trek from Woodville with a 2-8 record.
Coach Pearson said he believes his Patriots, who are averaging more than 50 points per game this season, are playing their best football at the right time of the season.
"I feel like we've put together three solid games (versus Benton County, Lee and DeSoto)," he said. "We had a focused effort on eliminating mistakes, and each week we've done a better job of that."
The winner of the Marshall-WCCA matchup will face the Benton Academy-Sylva Bay winner in round two.
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For all claims submitted electronically via the secured FTP site, the Trust will no longer issue the Prima Facie Confirmation (PC) letter. The electronic upload automatically generates a notification email to both the Firm and Trust when a file has been successfully uploaded via the FTP site. This notification shall serve as confirmation in lieu of the additional letter. For all claims submitted to the Trust via the paper process, the PC letter will continue to be generated and forwarded to the appropriate party. Any new claim submitted (electronic or paper) that is deemed Prima Facie deficient will continue to have a Prima Facie Deficiency (PD) letter issued.
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Eagles belt holiday hits on 'Philly Special Christmas' album
The burly, bearded men belting out holiday classics have made the night before Christmas more than just a time this year to watch the Philadelphia Eagles try and slay the competition.
Lane Johnson, Jason Kelce and Jordan Mailata — with a little assist from some melodic teammates — have made a season already pretty jolly in Philly a bit more sweet-sounding with the release of their Christmas album, "A Philly Special Christmas."
Yes, the album title is an ode to Old Saint Nick, in this case former QB Nick Foles and the trick play that helped the Eagles win their only Super Bowl in the 2017 season.
The trio of Eagles offensive lineman can sing about as well as they can pass protect — Johnson might not even let Santa Claus down the chimney as he holds the record for most consecutive games without allowing a sack — and an All-Star cast of musicians was assembled to record the album.
Leading the charge was Charlie Hall, drummer for the Grammy-winning band War on Drugs.
"If we're going to do this, let's make it meaningful. Let's make it awesome," Hall said. "It's not a goof."
While the tone is light, this is no novelty record.
"Oh, football players making a record, it's like 'Super Bowl Shuffle,'" Hall said with a laugh. "But no, this was born out of sincerity and a deep love and appreciation of music."
The cover art features Johnson, Kelce and Mailata sketched in an homage to the Peanuts characters on the "A Charlie Brown Christmas" album and the songs are standards found on Christmas playlists.
"I did not think it was going to get to this level of quality," Kelce said.
The guys in green sing "White Christmas," " Blue Christmas," "Silent Night" and Eagles radio announcer Merrill Reese narrates "The Night Before Christmas."
On the field, the Eagles play the Dallas Cowboys Dec. 24.
There's a philanthropical slant to the album as well, with proceeds going to the Children's Crisis Treatment Center in Philadelphia. More than $100,000 has already been raised.
Good luck buying the album, though.
Well, at least a vinyl copy, as previous pressings have quickly sold out. The last batch sold out in 120 seconds — some albums are going for $4,000 on ebay — and there's one final order available on Friday. "A Philly Special Christmas" is of course available on streaming services and one song a week has been dropped each Friday leading to the full record's release on Dec. 23.
The idea for an album was kicked around last year by Kelce and friends around last Christmas and former Eagle Connor Barwin used his music connections – War on Drugs have headlined the former defensive end's charity show – to get the ball rolling. The album was recorded over several days at various Philadelphia-area recording studios this past summer.
"It's 98 degrees and we're recording a Christmas album," Kelce said, wearing a Christmas sweater, Eagles Santa hat and holding a beer, in a making-of video.
Barwin served as an executive producer. The seven-song LP from Vera Y Records also features musicians from The Hooters, Dr. Dog and 98-year-old saxophone player Marshall Allen of Sun Ra Arkestra.
The recording team brought in a vocal coach Eagles as they made the transition from the huddle to the studio.
"That was the lesson in all this, just being game for something," Hall said. "They're like, 'yeah, show me what to do. Show me how to be better and I'll do it.' Just totally coachable."
Kelce, who dressed as Mummer during the Super Bowl parade and s ang the national anthem at a 76ers game last season, channeled his inner Bruce Springsteen for the classic "Santa Claus is Coming to Town."
Kelce bursts into laughter when the 25-year-old Mailata hits all the high notes of falsetto on the the " I-I-I am dreaming of a white Christmas " doo-wop part popularized by The Drifters.
"What Jordan did, you could call singing," Kelce said. "What Lane did, you could call singing. I don't know if you could call what I did singing. I'm very much just a yeller in certain tones."
Mailata has the best pipes of the bunch and even competed on the Fox reality show " The Masked Singer. "
"Jordan could straight up quit football and be a singer if he wanted to," Hall said. "But they're all great. Their voices are like a reflection of their personalities. Lane has this incredibly soulful voice. If they were to get out of this line of business, Jordan would have no trouble finding a gig singing."
Hall already felt the holiday spirit with the War on Drugs set to play three-sold out " Drugcember To Remember" charity shows next week at the Philly rock venue Johnny Brenda's. The money raised goes toward The Fund for the School District of Philadelphia, a nonprofit that raises and coordinates investments into the Philadelphia public schools.
War on Drugs had just won a Grammy and were on tour in Australia in February 2018 when the Eagles beat the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl.
"It was like 10 in the morning and we all crammed into a hotel room and were screaming and throwing chairs out of excitement," Hall said.
Now they're building Christmas traditions together.
"It's sort of a beautiful reminder that we're all just connected through life and music and friendship," Hall said.
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Wishing you a very warm welcome back after a baking hot summer, in fact the hottest on record. Talking records I am thrilled to say that this summer Team Rushden's results were tops! I hope that you saw the announcement in the local paper, if not it is on our website, take a look because we have named our top performing pupils both for progress and attainment. The BBC reported that Nationally the results in English for grade 4 (a standard C) is up 0.5% to 66.9%, here at Rushden Academy our year 11s achieved 78.5%! Apparently, Nationally girls do better than boys, here at Rushden the boys actually did better. There were some amazing individual results, one pupil with targets of standard 6 actually achieved standard 9's in nearly every subject, we are so very proud of him and all our year 11 achieved.
A great set of GCSEs opens doors, it was interesting to read in the BBC news that the best paid jobs are within a short commute from us. It is our responsibility to ensure we equip our youngsters with the right qualifications and skills to make full use of these opportunities on the door step.
We do listen and act upon your comments, our school environment has been improved over the summer, the changing room toilets are much nicer and science has been painted throughout. I do hope that when you next visit you will see how much we take pride and care about our school and all those that dwell in it! The Art area has been transformed and it is so inspiring how creative our students and staff can be.
We are working ever more closely with the Tove Learning Trust and have recently collaborated on a grand scale, over 600 staff met and shared best practice and resources this week. There has been a film produced to inform you about Tove Learning Trust, this will soon be uploaded to our website. I would also like to inform you that a film crew will be visiting our school on Friday 14th September to film aspects of school leadership. This is being produced as a learning tool and will be used in universities worldwide, it will be looking a different elements of leadership and school transformation. Sage Productions will be predominantly interviewing and working with teachers but there will be some classroom based activities, they will meet our year 11 student leaders and visit a year 7 assembly. We are reviewing information signed by yourselves to make sure filming can take place and no names will be used. Also to note that the company will be escorted throughout the day. If you do have any concerns please contact your son/daughter's Head of Year. We are very much looking forward to sharing all we have done to dramatically improve our school, and we are determined to put Rushden on the map!
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Oscars: Best and Worst Dressed
Nicole Carney, Staff Writer|March 14, 2014
The Oscars were held in Los Angeles, California on March 2, 2014.
At the annual Red Carpet before each ceremony, the stars walk the famous carpet with their dates in their designer dresses. Many people rocked their dress, but there are a few who had a dress "don't".
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie arrived in style, his tuxedo matching her designer gown. Jolie's gown was stunning on her, the shining silver long-sleeved masterpiece was elegant as she sported it along the famous red carpet.
Making their way along the carpet as well was Pharrell Williams and Helen Lasichanh. Pharrell wore a normal tuxedo jacket, but his pants were a different story. He wore Bermuda styled pants, with his calves and knees showing, not normal tux pants. This brought huge talk throughout the night. His date, Helen, also wore a tuxedo, but with a white jacket and normal black pants.
Kate Hudson arrived in a V neck cut, long-sleeved, white gown. Over top of the shoulders, there was a shawl and shoulder pads. She pulled off the style very elegantly, and definitely deserved a spot on the best dressed list.
One person who should not be on the best dressed list is Margot Robbie. She wore a long black strapless gown, and black lipstick. She looked like she was going to a funeral, therefore the outfit of choice was not very red carpet worthy.
Sandra Bullock arrived to the red carpet glamorously in a stunning navy blue gown with a little sash going across the front. She looked absolutely stunning and definitely deserved a spot on the best dressed list.
Lupita Nyong'o arrived in a light blue v-neck o her first Oscar's awards ceremony. She was nominated for "Twelve Years A Slave". The dress did not compliment her body at all. The dress was very beautiful and custom designed, but she did not have the assets to fill the dress correctly.
Overall, the Oscar's were very successful, and there were many beautiful dresses and people surrounding the city of Los Angeles.
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Uncategorized | September 19, 2015
Button: Merc struggles good for F1
F1 British Grand Prix – Valtteri Bottas pole position lap
Jenson Button has welcomed Ferrari and Red Bull's performances in Singapore, saying it's good to see Mercedes so far off the pace.
Mercedes have dominated Formula 1 the past two seasons and they were looking for a record-equalling 24th consecutive pole position on Saturday while Lewis Hamilton was hunting his eighth pole in a row that would have seen him match Ayrton Senna's mark.
However, the Brackley-based squad were off the pace during FP2 and FP3 and their struggles were confirmed during qualifying with Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel taking pole ahead of Daniel Ricciardo in the Red Bull.
Hamilton was the first Mercedes driver in fifth, but he was 1.4s off Vettel's pole time while Nico Rosberg was 1.5s down in sixth place, something which Button feels i good for the sport.
"It's great, this is exactly what the sport needs," he told Sky Sports. "This weekend is very important for Formula One. You can't take it away from Mercedes, they've done an amazing job, and nobody else has done a good enough job this year.
"This race, to see them 1.3s off, is good for the sport, and actually it's probably good for Mercedes as well because they see competition and it adds a bit of spice to it."
Mercedes have struggled with their tyres all weekend and Button believes the status quo will return at next week's Japanese GP.
"This is great, and hopefully it will continue, but I'm a little bit unsure – when we get to Suzuka it'll go back to Mercedes being a second quicker than everyone," he said.
"We'll enjoy it while it lasts and I'll be watching it on the screens while I'm going round in the middle of the pack."
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