Sports: Richt 'sick' about Dogs' loss

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Looking to give back to the community? Visit DoGood.ajc.com today. Log on to ajc.com from your mobile device and download the new ajc icon for Blackberry users. Norwood soars, scores for Falcons Hawks rally from 23 down, beat 76ers A huge deficit in the first half of Saturday's home opener with Philadelphia looked like it could be an insurmountable lead until the Hawks shifted into high gear late and rallied for a stunning 95-88 victory before a raucous sellout crowd of 19,651. •Hawks off to hot start •Next game: at Hornets, 8 p.m., Wednesday, SPSO / 790. •More Hawks, NBA / Dream, WNBA news Kovalchuk scores twice as Thrashers beat Panthers It has been one of the biggest questions of the Thrashers' season. It was one of the biggest questions of the first 10 minutes Sunday. Where was the team's biggest star, Ilya Kovalchuk? •Pavelec gets time in goal •Next game: vs. Islanders, 7 p.m., Thursday, SPSO; 680 AM. •More Thrashers/NHL news Falcons shut out the Raiders Going after ex-Falcon DeAngelo Hall right from the start, Atlanta gets a quick 37-yard touchdown pass and some early momentum on the way to a 24-0 rout over the Raiders at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum. •Ryan outplays Russell | The Bird Babe •Photos | You grade the Falcons •What they're saying in the Bay Area: Chronicle | Tribune | Vick joining Raiders after prison release? •Next game: vs. Saints. 1 p.m., Sunday, Fox, 92.9 FM. •More Falcons/NFL news Richt sickened by UGA's loss to Florida "Kind of feeling kind of sick," Georgia coach Mark Richt said Sunday of the team's aftertaste from the 49-10 drubbing by the Gators. "It's hard to deal with, but you've got to get right back to work and get ready to play." •Reality check for Dogs | Photos | Grade UGA •Soundslides: Coach Richt's take on the loss •Next game: at Kentucky, 12:30 p.m., Saturday, WATL, 750 AM. •More UGA/SEC news Georgia Tech back in Top 25 The Yellow Jackets didn't stay out of the Top 25 for long. After a one-week hiatus, the Jackets are now ranked and bowl eligible, placing No. 20 in USA Today's coaches poll and No. 22 in the AP media poll. •Next game: at North Carolina, Saturday (time, TV TBD), 790 AM. •More Tech/ACC news A lot up for grabs AJC High School Football Rankings: Good region title news for SPX, P-Ridge, East. •More high school news/photos Golfer Daly says night in jail a misunderstanding "Nothing is going right in my life right now," John Daly said Sunday. "I'm going through a hell of a divorce. I haven't seen my son. It was an unfortunate incident, but it's a joke what people are saying. I take full responsibility for what happened, but it wasn't that big of a deal." Mr. College Football: We could have the best SEC title game ever? Terence Moore: Falcons leave DeAngelo Hall speechless. Furman Bisher: Emotions rise, fall in Tech's narrow win. Jeff Schultz: Florida delivers reality check to Dogs. Mark Bradley: Zaza Pachulia, Hawks impress. Black colleges: Which HBCU school has the best band? Looking for an auto dealer? Look here first. www.ajccars.com The last word on schools! The NEW Ultimate Atlanta School Guide Order today at ajcstore.com Your Sports News More on AJC AJC Home Scoreboard Vents Traffic Sports Page Soccer Blog Weather Lotteries Braves SportsTalk accessAtlanta Business Falcons Sports Vent ajccars Metro Hawks Tech ajcclassifieds Living High Schools Thrashers ajchomefinder Nation-World Recreation Guides TV Listings ajcjobs Opinion Mobile Sports Alerts UGA Health Shopping * Copyright © 2008, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. This news, information and advertising message is brought to you by Atlanta Journal Constitution, 72 Marietta St., N. W., Atlanta, GA 30303. This information is for personal use only and is not available for redistribution. This email was sent to: fpac.rangola@blogger.com Please do not reply to this e-mail. If you wish to remove your e-mail address from future mailings, please visit the subscription center. Manage your profile by visiting our profile center. If you have a question or concern about AJC e-mail newsletters, please visit our customer care site: http://www.ajc.com/newsletters To receive the latest Atlanta News and Sports Get The Atlanta Journal-Constitution delivered! Subscribe Today!				Sponsored by FROM THE AJC ARCHIVES Keepsake AJC photos and pages Books, posters and other great gifts from the AJC Search our archives for stories from 1985 to today

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Sign up to receive daily AJC headlines on your mobile device. Powered by Looking to give back to the community? Visit DoGood.ajc.com today. Log on to ajc.com from your mobile device and download the new ajc icon for Blackberry users. Young poll workers cut vote times Clayton schools must ditch junk food or forfeit $14M The school district has until Friday to rid its campuses of junk food during school hours. That means sports teams and band boosters will no longer sell Chick-fil-A sandwiches or pizza during school hours. No candy fund-raisers between classes. And teachers cannot hand out Halloween candy during classes. Fulton, Clayton seek extended voting hours The Fulton County Board of Registration and Elections will meet today to talk about possibly extending voting hours on Tuesday. Clayton County also is considering extending voting at the county's 58 precincts until 9 p.m. Tuesday. First-time voter is 103 In all his years, Ernest Smith of Lithonia says, he never drank, smoked or voted. Though he's yet to sample tobacco or alcohol, on Thursday, Smith cast his first ballot - for Democratic nominee Barack Obama. 'I wish I'd done it before,' he says. •Young workers speed process | Hundreds march | Photos •More rallies today | TV debates: Senate | House •Post-election parties | Map | Build ballot | Guide | Survey Record exec dead in Marietta Shakir Stewart, the 34-year-old executive vice president of Def Jam Recordings, the best-known hip-hop label in the country, was found over the weekend in the bathroom of his house in Marietta. Police said Stewart shot himself with a handgun. Atlanta West church choir seeks national title Two months ago, Atlanta West Pentecostal Church choir members were raising the rafters in their church in Lithia Springs. On Saturday, they'll try to do the same in front of thousands at Philips Arena. 2 dead in Roswell head-on collision Roswell police are investigating an early Sunday morning head-on collision that left two people dead and three others injured. Police said there was a "strong odor of an alcoholic beverage" coming from one of the vehicles. Molestation shatters family Cecil Henderson Jr., 74, of Woodstock, is in jail and waiting to be sentenced on charges that he molested two of his grandchildren, one from the age 3 to 5 and the other from age 7 to 9. Study: TV sways teen pregnancy rates Groundbreaking research suggests pregnancy rates are much higher among teens who watch a lot of TV with sexual dialogue and behavior compared with those who have tamer viewing tastes. Falcons shut out the Raiders Going after ex-Falcon DeAngelo Hall right from the start, Atlanta gets a quick 37-yard touchdown pass and some early momentum on the way to a 24-0 rout over the Raiders at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum. •Photos | Richt sickened by UGA's loss to Florida | Tech back in Top 25 Looking for an auto dealer? Look here first. www.ajccars.com Local history revealed Atlanta as it was: 1868-1939 Search our historic archive! Your Metro News More on AJC AJC Home Gwinnett Vents Traffic Atlanta Henry Weather Lotteries Cherokee North Fulton accessAtlanta Shopping Clayton Rockdale Mobile Sports Alerts Sports Cobb South Metro Business Cynthia Tucker Coweta Crime Briefs Living Jay Bookman DeKalb Political Insider Nation-World Jim Wooten Fayette Videos & Multimedia Metro Mike Luckovich Forsyth View from the Cop Opinion Woman to Woman *Copyright © 2008, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. This news, information and advertising message isbrought to you by Atlanta Journal Constitution, 72 Marietta St., N. W., Atlanta,GA 30303. This information is for personal use only and isnot available for redistribution. This email was sent to: fpac.rangola@blogger.com Please do not reply to this e-mail. If you wish toremove your e-mail address from future mailings, please visit the subscription center. Manage your profile by visiting our profile center If you have a question or concern about AJC e-mailnewsletters, please visit our customer care site: http://www.ajc.com/newsletters To receive the latest Atlanta News and Sports Get The Atlanta Journal-Constitution delivered! SubscribeToday!				Sponsored by FROM THE AJC ARCHIVES Keepsake AJC photos and pages Books, posters and other great gifts from the AJC Search our archives for stories from 1985 to today

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Are You on the Edge of Your Seat? AlterNet The big day is tomorrow, and everything points to a surprising victory for Obama and the Dems. Read more »   The Five Most Wanted Rip-off Artists from Wall Street and Washington By Jim Hightower, Hightower Lowdown Our economy didn't melt down, it was taken down the unbridled greed of economic elites, enabled by their political courtesans in Washington. Read more »   As an Obama Victory Seems Increasingly Likely, Conservatives Are Getting Panicky and Unhinged By Harry Hanbury, Patricia Foulkrod, American News Project A snapshot of the freaked-out views and conspiracy theory fears of supporters at a John McCain rally in Columbus, Ohio. Read more »   Thanks to Sarah Palin, We Get to See the Cruelness of the GOP as It Really Is By Larry Beinhart, AlterNet Palin has helped reveal to the public pit-bull snarl that rouses GOP supporters to cry out, "Traitor!" against Obama, and "Kill him!" Read more »   Three 'Red State' Senate Races That Could Change America By Joshua Holland, AlterNet Dems are riding a wave into Congress this election, and a few key victories in the South could make a huge difference for progressive causes. Read more »   The Beginning of Hope or the End of It By Eve Ensler, Huffington Post Eastern Congo is about to spin out of control and tumble into full-scale war. Let that be the place where this new era of hope starts. Read more »   How to Make Your Vote as Easy as Possible: An Online Guide By Steven Rosenfeld, AlterNet How to vote early, find your polling place, check your registration, know what ID to bring and more. With new updated info. Read more »   Internet Activists Have Really Helped Stop the Spread of Dirty Political Rumors By Ari Melber, TheNation.com This Internet-driven, hyperactive presidential race is forcing accountability on two of the oldest tricks in politics: dog whistles and secret smears. Read more »   PEEK and Video: The hottest buzz and videos on the web     Unfinished Business: Did the GOP hack the 2004 Ohio Vote? By Steven Rosenfeld A top GOP consultant will be deposed Monday about the capacities of Ohio Republicans to intercept and alter the 2004 vote count that re-elected Bush. Read more »   'The Huxtable Effect' and Obama By Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez, Brave New Films With all the talk of the supposed 'Bradley Effect,' the media have missed the bigger story. Read more »   Why Don't We Have Universal Voter Registration? By dday, Hullabaloo Universal voter registration is the answer to Republican hissy fits about so-called "voter fraud." Read more »

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			Georgette Carr's white picket fence is stained with a knee-high line of dirt, marking how high water rose at America and Cooper streets in Charleston when the area was deluged with rain on Oct. 24. Nearby, at Cooper River Court, pond-sized puddles remained on the ground six days after the rain fell. Dressed as a witch, Juanita Hill dodged them while escorting three children home from a Halloween party Thursday.
Enjoy a every Sunday Only In The Post & Courier find locations		Cane Bay Elementary to have broad effect MONCKS CORNER â€" The opening of a new Berkeley County elementary school next year will have a ripple effect on roughly 1,000 students at neighboring schools. Mystery image leads to dig Did wooden colonnade really exist? The image shows the grand home linked to its two flanker buildings by a colonnade. Experts at the museum house had never seen anything like it. But it was sent anonymously, with no information about the origin of the image other than a handwritten note, "Drayton Hall, back in the day," and the date "1765." Fighting eyesores, hazards MOUNT PLEASANT â€" On Friday, Hobcaw Creek was littered with abandoned sailboats and a sunken cabin cruiser. But that wasn't the worst of it. The shallows near Crab Bank, a protected bird rookery in Charleston Harbor, looked like a recreational vessel junkyard. Cadet not defined by Crohn's Cadet James Lewis, a 20-year-old sophomore at The Citadel, doesn't define himself by Crohn's disease. But the digestive disorder can strike any time. Crohn's disease is an inflammation of the digestive tract lining. Symptoms vary and can be embarrassing. Many suffer severe abdominal pain, weight loss and fatigue.
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			CLEMSON â€" Last week, Dabo Swinney equated Clemson's football team to a souped-up car that just needed some air in the tires and gas in the tank. Saturday's streak-snapping triumph at Boston College did enough to get the Tigers back on the road, but Swinney said there's still some work required to shape this into the ride he wants.
		Spurrier downplays victory COLUMBIA â€" Steve Spurrier decided a couple of weeks ago before the LSU game that South Carolina would begin downplaying games against traditional powers. Evidently the philosophy carried over to Tennessee, which is somewhat understandable since the Volunteers are uncharacteristically 3-6 after the 27-6 loss to USC here Saturday night. Field goal helps keep Colts in contention INDIANAPOLIS â€" Adam Vinatieri showed New England he's still the NFL's best clutch kicker. The Patriots' career scoring leader, who booted winning field goals in two of their Super Bowl victories and then let go as a free agent, kicked a 52-yarder with 8:05 left Sunday to give the Indianapolis Colts an 18-15 victory. C of C wins 7th straight Junior outside hitter Emily Sawin delivered a career-high 24 kills and sophomore setter Cole Dawley finished with a match-high 44 assists, 15 digs and added five blocks as the College of Charleston (19-6, 12-1) volleyball team outlasted Furman (14-12, 7-6) 3-2 Sunday for their seventh straight win. The Southern Conference match in Charleston included scores of 22-25, 25-20, 15-25, 25-21 and 15-6. Campbell's pick-free run put to test tonight LANDOVER, Md. â€" Ben Roethlis- berger has nothing but admiration for the big zero that still sits on Jason Campbell's row of stats halfway through the season.
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