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This story originally posted on RealMoney.com on Tuesday, March 31. For more information about subscribing to RealMoney , please click here. The ranks of undercapitalized banks continue to grow. The full set of finalized regulatory data for the fourth quarter is available for all U.S. banks and savings and loans, and TheStreet.com Ratings has updated its list of undercapitalized institutions. Since our preliminary lists of undercapitalized banks and thrifts were published on Feb. 20, five more banks filed finalized call reports showing they were undercapitalized as of Dec. 31. One bank has been removed from the list. Finalized call report numbers for Warren Bank of Warren, Mich. include a total risk-based capital ratio of 8.04% as of Dec. 31, putting the institution into the adequately capitalized category. Under normal regulatory capital guidelines, a bank or thrift needs to have a tier-1 leverage ratio of at least 5%, a tier-1 risk-based capital ratio of at least 6% and a total risk-based capital ratio of at least 10%. To be considered adequately capitalized, these ratios need to be 4%, 4% and 8%.
This time we have included all 14 institutions that filed regulatory financial reports showing they were undercapitalized as of Dec. 31, and failed during the first quarter. With two-thirds of the 2009 failed institutions having reported being undercapitalized, this is obviously a good indicator of the likelihood of an institution's failure.
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Hey everyone! I've been thinking on this theory for quite some time now, so I decided to write about it as well!
So, we know that people on the Island move through time with the objects they are in physical contact with (like the zodiac, the M1 Carbine etc). But my question is, is this possible with living persons? For example, if Jin would touch Rousseau, then Rousseau would move through time as well? What do you think about this?
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Ordinance likely to negate SC verdict on MPs, MLAs
Though the Centre proposed to bring a bill to overturn the apex court order in the monsoon session, it was stalled after the Opposition, particularly the BJP, changed its stand on the issue at the last moment, sources said.
With the government failing to bring an amendment to the Constitution to protect the convicted elected representatives, the Supreme Court order is likely to remain a law for the time being.
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The government initially proposed to bring a constitutional amendment bill to negate the July 10 verdict. After the Opposition resented the bill, the government introduced the Representation of the People (Second Amendment) Bill, 2013, in the Rajya Sabha to amend sub-section (4) of Section 8 of the Representation of the People Act.
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An ideal time to choose a life insurance plan
Often it is observed that when we are too young we ignore buying life insurance, mainly because we feel it is not required for us. We need money to buy luxurious things like cars, mobiles, gadgets, holidays, partying etc. At the most you take alife insurance simply for the sake of tax deductions, and at times neglect its benefits thinking it's not for us. But in the world filled with uncertainties where even a car or mobile is insured why is your life not? Therefore, every concerned person who wish to secure the future of them and their loved ones should go for life insurance plan.
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Sarah Brightman [1] is heading into orbit.
The British singer, known for Broadway stardom in "The Phantom of the Opera" and her extensive solo career, will rocket to greater hits when she joins a mission to the International Space Station. Joining the crew of a Soyuz rocket with assistance from Space Adventures, Ltd., she'll likely spend 10 days in orbit -- where she hopes to perform in space.
She made the announcement in Moscow, Russia, on Wednesday. She'll release a new album, "Dreamchaser," in January 2013, and begin a six-month pre-orbit training process after a world tour.
For Brightman, a UNESCO Artist for Peace ambassador, the space station trip will come alongside her work with Virgin Galactic's Galactic Unite STEM Scholarship program, which encourages women to pursue science and technology.
"I don't think of myself as a dreamer. Rather, I am a dream chaser," Brightman said in a statement. "I hope that I can encourage others to take inspiration from my journey both to chase down their own dreams and to help fulfill the important UNESCO mandate to promote peace and sustainable development on earth and from space."
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Where does the name Delirious Blue come from?
In the summer of 2012, Delirious Blue Jewelry was crafted from the desire to design eco-friendly jewelry, the dedication to pursue my dreams, and a little bit of love. The name comes from the first poem I took a liking to as a child, and as my love of literature often intersects with my work, I found it quite fitting.
"I've chased the shouting wind along, and flung
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I, too, reach for that long delirious blue, reaching toward that which seems dreamy and slightly out of reach. In my design and in my business, I am inspired to "reach for the skies" and make beauty from the unseen and unused.
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You can purchase Delirious Blue Jewelry online in my etsy store at https://www.etsy.com/shop/DeliriousBlueJewelry.
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I try to use eco-friendly materials in every capacity possible. The majority of the costume jewelry is made with stainless steel, which you can read more about in this blog post.
All of my metal work, including 14k gold filled, copper, and sterling silver are sourced from a US-based company that sells 100% recycled metals. The metal is just as valuable and attractive as "new" but is eco-friendly.
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Instead of one massive thread per protocol, it would be far simpler if they each had their own sub forum or what ever.
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Instead of one massive thread per protocol, it would be far simpler if they each had their own sub forum or what ever.
Thank you
one of my ideas were instead of a comment section per addon something like a own forum or integration of subcategories from this vBulletin forum in the addon page.
What do you think?
The reason for 1 thread per protocol, is that developer get a email when you write there.
We already had comment section per addon, it quickly became a place where people who do not want to create an account ask for tech support. It became just an ugly tech support forum, with VersionInfo requests, VersionInfo reports, etc.
A lot of comments were related to older versions of plugin and were not applicable. Then spammers decided use it as an advertisement platform and it got finally disabled. Having comment section on a plugin is a bad idea.
borkra, I have to disagree with your resolution as unrelated to the thread.
People spoke about using *forum*, which already have it all, to work a bit more to the advantage of everyone's good (bad ppl excluded).
I myself have good history of integrating forum software into different places of websites as commentation and/or even publication engine.
With moderm modular forum software structure, it is fairly easy to initialize certain mechanisms of forum in different place, for example - to serve as addon comments thread.
Is this thread about a new addon site or is the post from nutellajunkie a request/idea for the forum?
For the first one, what the users need?
They are two groups:
a) Users who have questions
b) Users who have questions, and are smart enough to search for information.
c) Users who want report bugs or have suggestions
For group a, "questioners":
It's pointless to show e.g. a jabber user this thread:
You really think anyone search in this threads and find anything? No, users will fill up this threads with the same questions over and over again. Okay, some user do this already, but I am sure, if the link is on the addon site this threads will get completly unusable.
For group b, "readers":
They can find any useful information in this threads? Is it possible to find general information about any plugin in the forum thread? E.g. can I find out by myself how the MSN serverlist work? Maybe I find some hints, but an explanation? No!
I admire persons who answer the same questions over and over again in the forum, but this give not more or better information.
In summary a forum link on the addonsite is not a very good idea, in my opinion. Sure, it need no additional work, but is it useful?
Yes, there is an alternative in my opinion.
Look here:
Facebook Protocol 0.1.1.1
I see not a big problem to put the link:
http://wiki.miranda-im.org/index.php...ption:Facebook on the addon site.
(Plugindescription= Wike Namespace )
a) The link is fixed, based on the plugin name.
b) Who write the text in the wiki? Yes, errmm, you catched me... :| But who answer the question in the forum if there is a forum link on the addon site? I am not sure what is more work.
For group c) How many users are in this group? Only a minority and if this is one of the "core" protocol, this things should be in the bugtracker. There are also some developers with own forums or bugtracker. Put the link to the forum on the wiki site.
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Why we need a wiki to write information? We could integrate this into the new addon side ;P Also something like FAQ could be possible (needs to be maintained by the dev in a very easy way).
Otherwise i will integrate a rating system with comments (like the one of the Firefox side...) but still requires a login (single sign on would be nice then).
- Only a thread if the plugin dev wants it
- Subform is the plugin dev wants it
- Own FAQ site if the plugin dev wants it
- Otherwise only comments
But this would be confusing...
Why wiki? Because wiki is a collaboration engine, nearly perfectly suited for writing documentation.
who can and will write this info on the addon site?
-The plugin developer?
-The addon site moderators?
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Thursday, December 1, 5:30 pm ESTHi Friends,I'm excited to announce my first internet radio interview since the publication of my book: Dolphin Love ... From Sea to Land!Inspirations Expressed is a radio show for evolving beings, and is hosted by AnashaWana, a radiant spirit sister with a really great laugh! The dolphins... and I... love her!These weekly shows are on: Thursdays @ 5:30 pm EST
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Woman poisons family's milk with dead skin shavings
A woman has been accused of putting dead skin shavings from her feet into milk and then serving it to family members at her home in Mechanicsville, Virginia.
Sarah Schrock, 56, was arrested last Wednesday and charged with poisoning or contaminating food, which became her third arrest in nine days, having already been charged with three counts of assault and failure to comply with a peace order.
She could be facing up to 25 years in jail for the poisoning or contaminating of food charge.
Schrock allegedly handed Jessica Whitney Hurry and Allison Depriest the contaminated beverage last Monday.
Depriest immediately began choking and gagging and claimed she coughed up what she thought was dead human skin.
Hurry then also started gagging. She poured the drink through a kitchen strainer and made the disgusting find.
56-year-old Schrock was arrested at a motel in Charlotte Hall on Wednesday.
The police were told by Hurry that Schrock kept "trays of dead skin shavings from her feet" in her room and that they were a result of her suffering from diabetes.


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by Gordon Kelley
(Winchester, Tennessee, USA)
I am a 60-year-old veteran service connected at 100%. I had three children and a wife of 39 years. I am devoted to my family.
I have had this home for almost 20 years. For the last 16 years, I have been trying to get a problem solved with water being dumped on my property from the county and state.
Nothing has been done to correct the problem.
They tell me that because of the statute of limitations, there is nothing they can do. It looks more like they have the right to do what they want to.
I've talked to at least three lawyers, even out the county, only to be told the same thing.
The EPA has no answers for me either. They say that until I stop the water flow, they cannot issue a septic permit. The problem is I can't stop the water without getting sued.
You see it completely covers my septic lines. There had already been two sets of lines placed in this yard when I bought this house. Nobody said this house ever had sewer problems.
And they already been fixed twice before I bought the property and there was no place to put any more. Water started to stand under the house, causing mold.
Then last year I found out from the guy that sold us the house, that was a prior problem too. My and I were in Walmart when he asked if water was standing underneath this house again.
We were surprised he would ask such a question if he hadn't known of this problem before. All this had been temporarily covered up so he could get rid of this house.
Now I am left with a home that is dangerous to our safety and no way to fix it. It's probably causing serious problems to my family.
I do not have the money to fix this and I'm not physically able to fix it. I have a mortgage and I cannot afford to move.
I have sewer gases coming back into my home, there's mold, and we can't flush the toilets half the time. When we can it flows out into the backyard.
We can't use the dishwasher or the washing machine or shower like we would like to.
But we are supposed to keep living this way.
I also have two grandchildren. The oldest suffers from severe asthma and if he stays overnight here it upsets it badly.
We have also talked to our senator and he was trying to help us but he did not get far either before he was voted out.
He wanted to know how they ever got a septic permit to put this house in here.
After all our contacts in the last 16 years, we wrote the governor. His answer was, "You need to contact your local official office." We can't get anything done or get help.
I would not have bought this house had if I had known about the prior problems with this home.
The state and county have ruined my property by dumping water onto it. I had my septic tank pumped six or seven times in the last eight years.
We cannot keep going with this added expense to this property. This home has a lot of memories for us.
This is where our children spent their teen years. It's the first long-term home they ever had. They all graduated high school while living here.
This where we lived when they got married and left. This is the only home my grandchildren remember granny and papa living in.
It also holds the memories of out youngest child as he passed away in 2002 and my wife has a hard time getting rid of memories.
Also I do not want to leave my wife with this mess to deal with. She already has enough on her plate.
I'm not trying to get out of a payment. I just want to fix up or move out of my house.
I don't care what they do with the property. I just want to be able to live without having to worry about flushing the toilet, taking a shower, running the washing machine, or using dishwasher.
Disability Issues
I was diagnosed with sarcoidosis of the lungs in early 1973. I wasn't treated for the problem until 1989, after it had destroyed my breathing so bad I had to go on oxygen.
Then I developed chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Then I got diabetes from all the steroids I had to take and as my condition worsens I am now using 4 liters of oxygen.
Yes I know I should not be in this house, but what choice do I have. Because of the mold and sewer conditions, my wife has heart problems, and an autoimmune disease of some kind they can't pinpoint yet.
This past year she has had a first asthma attack and also severe depression and has days she can hardly walk.
Since this house is not handicap accessible, it's hard for her to get in and out of shower because of the pain in her joints.
We both notice we keep constant sniffle and a cough. The last time I was in the hospital for 10 days, I did not sniffle or have a running nose. But after spending one night here my allergy seems to get aggravated again.
The few times I have had to be removed by ambulance, they could not get in the bedroom with the small bed to get me or her through the small bedroom doors and turn in hallway.
I use oxygen CPAP and breathing treatment and sometimes I worry about the toxins I might be sucking in when I'm not using them for an hour, especially if there are mold spores in the air
Both of us suffer from some memory loss and itching eyes.
We're both diabetics with breathing problems.
I'll never understand why the county and state people have the right to destroy my home and not fix it, and how someone could be to permitted sell a house with problems and cover them up.
Financial Hardship
I have to use a motorized wheelchair because oxygen levels fall low when I walk and move about.
We'd be quite comfortable if it were not for the problems we have with the property and not being able to fix the problems with the yard. We could never afford to do any of that without the help of a grant.
What money we have is going to doctors and food for us because we both are diabetics and have extra needs to care for ourselves.
We did not create these problems. We are left to clean somebody mess
This house has truly caused a financial hardship on us. We constantly need to have something done because of this water damage, especially to our central unit.
Income Efforts
We usually try to handle our own problems and don't apply for anything.
I draw a service-connected disability and social security and so does my wife. It doesn't help though when you're faced with these kinds of expenses and no way of fixing them.
I just can't afford another mortgage to move, but I'm very scared of the health hazard we are living in.
Specific Needs
We need advice, legal assistance and/or a grant. We are at a loss as to what we can do on our own.
Advice might be nice if anyone has a solution to this problem because the only one I could find would be to put in city sewer, but I don't see that happening unless the town comes this way.
We could use a grant to move out of this house/swamp, before it drowns us.
You heard the old saying a MONEY PIT? That's what this house is. It was built in 1973, so it's not really an old house. It would be a good home if it were not for the septic issues.


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10-28-2007 #1
Recommendations for gaming graphic card that works well with Ubuntu.
"A graphical user interface is just a mask. What lies beneath is what matters."
10-28-2007 #2
Any card with an Nvidia chipset should work just fine in Linux. Just make sure you install the official drivers off the Nvidia site.Registered Linux user #270181
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Ditto what techieMoe said although ATI is finally making some improvements. I've always gone with nVidia cards for Linux and have never regretted it.oz
10-29-2007 #4
I agree although i do not have an Nvidia card in this linux box, but ATI is a pain in the arse, my next card will be a Nvidia!!!
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fF you hoose nvidia, use Envy to install your drivers as it completly sautomates EVERYTHIGN and works 100% of the time in my experience!
P.s. I use the Nvidia 7600 GT and it kicks some serious butt! :PFinished building PC using PC Pro's A-List! Will add specs soon =)
10-30-2007 #6
When i started, they didn't have Envy though. So i'm rather used to manually downloading and installing the nvidia drivers.
I am also familiar with Envy. Just makes it easier, that's all.
Thanks for the recommendation though. Shows you care. =)
Now i've got a 6600 GT overclocked to 6800's performance standards, but it's a bit outdated and i'm thinking of getting a 7000 series card. 8000 series may be too much of a jump as i'm still on a fast single core and i might get bottlenecked.
@ those kinda prices, i'd rather not get bottled necked but i'm looking to get another system in future for games. For now, i'm looking @ a 7000 series card. Anyone know of any card i can get that would be better than a 7600 GT and i would not get bottlenecked much by my system if i use such a card?"A graphical user interface is just a mask. What lies beneath is what matters."
10-30-2007 #7
7900GS is a great card too. What is your processor's speed?
10-31-2007 #8
Hi, It's a 3.0 ghz HT single core."A graphical user interface is just a mask. What lies beneath is what matters."
10-31-2007 #9
It is a pretty good processor. A possible good idea would be getting an 8800GT which I read is really good. You might get bottlenecked but if I were you, I would overclock the cpu at ~3.4 and keep the vga which you can keep with a future cpu upgrade. Just my opinion though.
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OC is locked though. Intel mobo. Bought it to prevent myself from going overboard like my brother. Dude hit 3.7 ghz and is still running at that up from 2.8 ghz. Acts up once in a blue moon though. Any card that would really be good and not get bottlenecked? I'm on DDR SDRAM - standard kston."A graphical user interface is just a mask. What lies beneath is what matters."


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Cards might be next in the credit crunch
CHICAGO - Now that the easy money in home mortgages is all but over, consumers might soon be caught in a financial squeeze with their credit cards.
Carroll: Greed drives the subprime loan market
Didn't you see the subprime mortgage crisis coming? Didn't you wonder how so many people could afford so much home with so little income? For years I thought this segment of the economy was a house of cards waiting to collapse. Well, now it has collapsed.
Nelson: Thailand native crafting retail shop with imports
Most every piece of merchandise in Suree Amonteerakul's new retail shop Suree X-Ordinary is handcrafted from her native country of Thailand.
Loan offices close, lending
qualifications getting tighter
The national credit crunch driven by a housing slump and the subprime lending collapse hit Athens mortgage banker Donna Stalling hard.
Brief cases: Pasta eatery to open in Watkinsville
Downtown Watkinsville will get a new eating option toward the end of September. Mirko Digiacomantonia, the owner of Figo Pasta in Atlanta, plans to open Mirko Pasta in Towne Center on Watkinsville's Main Street.
Mortgage crunch impact is spreading
The walls are bare, the closets are empty and Connie and Timothy Pent and their two teenage children are living out of boxes as they wait for a dreaded knock at the door of their three-bedroom house in Ocala, Fla.
Gibboney-Moseman Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Webb of Conyers and Mr. and Mrs. Van P. Gibboney of Conyers announce the engagement of their daughter, Brandy Michelle Gibboney, to Michael Roy Moseman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy D. Moseman of Athens.
Klein-Black Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Klein of Norfolk, Virginia announce the engagement of their daughter, Laura Jane Klein, to Gabriel David Black, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. David Black of Hull, Georgia.
Police cite five for underage sales
The Athens-Clarke Police Department's Alcohol Enforcement Unit issued citations to five people after they sold alcoholic beverages to an underage operative on Thursday, police said.
Visitor loses tooth in porch attack
A woman charged onto the front porch of a house in west Athens Thursday evening and attacked another woman, Athens-Clarke police said.
Police say suspect bit opponent's ear
Officers responded to a fight between two men in Bishop Park off Sunset Drive Thursday afternoon and arrested one of the men after they saw him lunge and bite the other man's ear, Athens-Clarke police said.
Clothing stolen from Hair Shop
Thieves pried open the front door of The Hair Shop, 235 Lombardy Drive, between 12:44 and 3:05 a.m. Friday and stole clothing valued at $1,518, Athens-Clarke police said.
Brinkley brothers could make life difficult for Bulldogs offense
Notre Dame at No. 14 Penn State
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. - Thinking about last year's loss to Notre Dame made Penn State's Dan Connor cringe.
South Carolina's running game makes the difference
ATHENS, Ga. - In a game where touchdowns were few and far in between, South Carolina can look back on its running game as the key offensive component in its 16-12 win over No. 11 Georgia on Saturday.
Kaltefleiter: Life far from over for former safety
Sympathy doesn't suit Antavious Coates. He doesn't sweat what he can't change, nor does he think anyone else should. The fact that four different knee injuries wrecked his college football career before it began is what it is. Life goes on and so will he.
Volunteers anxious to see Coker's speed again
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - Hungry for ways to move more quickly down the field, No. 24 Tennessee will welcome LaMarcus Coker back to the lineup today against Southern Miss.
Magill: Harvesting talent from Palmetto State
Naturally, most of Georgia's football players through the years have been natives of the Peach State.
Georgia Tech defense makes strong statement
ATLANTA - Georgia Tech's players were not impressed when the Yellow Jackets moved into The Associated Press Top 25 at No. 21 on Tuesday.
Auburn's offense leaves lots to be desired
AUBURN, Ala. - The Auburn Tigers don't have to look hard to find the weak spots in their opening night offensive performance.
Trash talking: It's an art form
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Mimbs looked like a seasoned veteran in first start
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Sooners prepare for tougher opponent in the Hurricanes
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Must win for Gamecocks?
COLUMBIA, S.C. - South Carolina's goal this season is to contend for the SEC title. After last Saturday's less-than-overpowering 28-14 win against Louisiana-Lafayette, the Gamecocks remain committed to their goal, but without the brave talk from a month ago.
Croom: Henig must improve to keep starting job
JACKSON, Miss. - Mississippi State coach Sylvester Croom said Monday he won't be hesitant to make a switch at quarterback if starter Michael Henig struggles again.
Tide still has a lot to work on
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - When Alabama players settled down to watch film of their blowout opening win over Western Carolina, the coaches didn't offer a celebration of how great they played.
Kaltefleiter: Stafford's off night compounded by unreliable receiving corps
Matthew Stafford wasn't pointing fingers at Georgia's receivers or his young offensive line after Saturday night's loss to South Carolina.
Beamer wary of LSU defense
BATON ROUGE, La. - Six interceptions, a fumble recovery and a shutout - all coming on the road against an SEC opponent.
Weaknesses exposed against Georgia
Georgia raised the bar on expectations for its offense with a crisp and sharp showing to start the season. A week later, reality bit the No. 11 Bulldogs in the backside Saturday night against South Carolina.
South Carolina Fast Facts, By the Numbers, Players to Watch
Ground game the difference
In a game where touchdowns were few and far between, South Carolina can look back on its running game as the key offensive component in its 16-12 win over No. 11 Georgia on Saturday.
Spurrier: Maybe I overstated
COLUMBIA, S.C. - South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier talked all preseason about how his Gamecocks were ready to compete for the SEC title.
Wolverines upset at home for second straight week
ANN ARBOR, Mich. - Michigan got embarrassed again, just in a different way.
Georgia Fast Facts, By the Numbers, Players to Watch
Tailback Thomas Brown will make his 22nd career start for Georgia today. Linebacker Brandon Miller is the next most experienced starter. He's slated to start for the 17th time as a Bulldog today. Fernando Velasco and Kelin Johnson will make their 16th starts.
Cornhuskers sneak past Deacons
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. - Sam Keller nearly gave away the game during his first road start at Nebraska. Zack Bowman jumped up to take it back for the Cornhuskers.
Gamecocks back to the drawing board this week
COLUMBIA, S.C. - With 10 starters returning from the sixth-ranked scoring defense in the SEC last year, South Carolina's defense looked like it might be the strength of the team in 2007.
Bradford boosts Sooners
NORMAN, Okla. - By the time Oklahoma quarterback Sam Bradford threw his school record-tying fifth touchdown pass, the bad memories from past Miami games were long gone.
Smith: Taking correct path at crossroads
So often there are turning points in a young athlete's life - when he or she reaches that juncture where they make a choice which may become a defining moment, a singular development.
Gators nearly perfect
GAINESVILLE, Fla. - Florida was nearly perfect early and sloppy late.
Game breakdown
Georgia's Matthew Stafford is coming off the best game of his career. South Carolina's Blake Mitchell is coming off a suspension. Chris Smelley and Tommy Beecher combined to complete 72 percent of their passes in his absence. Both teams have revamped offensive lines and talent at running back. Georgia is deeper at receiver and returns tight end Tripp Chandler from a suspension.
Tide glides to victory
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Terry Grant ran 24 times for 173 yards and two touchdowns, and Alabama made Nick Saban the latest coach to oversee the Crimson Tide's dominance of Vanderbilt with a 24-10 victory Saturday.
UGA football notebook
Georgia's frustrating offensive night was summed up in its next-to-last drive. It started promising. But as the Bulldogs neared the goal line, the bearings burned out and Georgia had to settle for a field goal.
LSU taking passive approach
BATON ROUGE, La. - One game at a time.
Kicker saves day for South Carolina
There were plenty of heroes wearing garnet and black in South Carolina's 16-12 win over No. 11 Georgia on Saturday, but the Gamecock who could conceivably be considered the game'sMVP was junior Ryan Succop, whose kicking and punting prowess meant points and field position.
Stacey Parrish: New alcohol law won't curb underage drinking
The new Athens-Clarke County ordinance passed in an attempt to prohibit underage drinking is ludicrous.
David Cappi: There's no entitlement to success in America
I was amazed at the statements attributed to marchers in the workers' rights rally held in downtown Athens on Labor Day (Story, "Marchers urge boycotts, Hispanic activism," Tuesday). A number of participants seemed to equate modern-day volitional immigrant labor with the forced enslavement of Africans in our country.
Hugh Acheson: Chase Street school will be good place for all kids
In response to the Athens Banner-Herald's Wednesday editorial concerning the local enrollment of kids from Boulevard and Cobbham at Chase Street Elementary School ("Return to Chase Street school can be good or bad"), I would like to clarify my position as a parent of one of those students.
Andy Totten: Hispanics not 'slaves' in the United States
A Tuesday Athens Banner-Herald story about a Labor Day workers' rights rally ("Marchers urge boycotts, Hispanic activism") included a quote from the director of the Economic Justice Coalition, who said, "My Hispanic friends tell me they are the new slaves."
Theresa Miller Matt: Oconee commissioners made right zoning call
I wonder where the writer of the Monday letter headlined "Oconee commission vote on rezoning was mistake," which criticized the commission's vote against rezoning 13 acres on U.S. Highway 441 for a shopping center with a fast-food outlet, is getting information.
Bob White: Sports editor out of line in criticism of UGA fans
As a University of Georgia alumnus and football fan, I'd like to "thank" Athens Banner-Herald Sports Editor John Kaltefleiter for exposing his personal view of UGA fans as "law-breaking hooligans" - basically, beer-can-throwing, profanity-slurring, profane-gesturing hicks (Column, "Weekend recruiting visit turns into a fiasco," Wednesday).
Today's best bets
Oconee County Middle School yard sale - 7 to 11 a.m., Oconee County Middle School gymnasium, 1101 Mars Hill Road, Watkinsville; proceeds will benefit the school's chorus.
'Mandate' premieres at Little Kings
Athens-based Thrillahill Productions will host the premiere of the "pre-pilot" of its new television series, "Darkness Falls," at 9:30 tonight at Little Kings Shuffle Club on Hancock Street.
Rich: Grammar police find columnist
You knew it was going to happen. You had to know there would come a time when some reader somewhere felt compelled to give me a grammar lesson.
UGA College of Education: Photos on display
Blowing snow and golden icebergs are among the images currently on display at the University of Georgia College of Education in an exhibition featuring photographs of Antarctica.
A taste spectrum
It's crunch time for America's apple growers as they rush their ripening fruit to market.
A light on spirits
Ghost hunters may need routine meal breaks. But dinner conversation with Ron Kolek and Maureen Wood is hardly typical. Let alone the talk during a recent after-dinner walking tour of the old City Cemetery in Madison.
UGA grad from the 'Greatest Generation' keeps on giving to his Bulldogs
Some college styles never get old.
Fostering humanity
Jodie Foster is in Queensland, Australia, on the phone, in a room looking over the ocean. It's early morning, and a storm is blowing.
Christian Bale does it again in '3:10 to Yuma'
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. - It's not makeup that has Christian Bale looking dirty, wind-chapped and sunburned in "3:10 to Yuma." He spent a month earning every bit of that cowboy grit by riding horses and firing revolvers in the sweltering New Mexico desert.
Walker heads back to TV, in the nude
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. - Five and a half years ago, actress Ally Walker did the unforgivable: She gave up her career to rear her three small boys.
Hax: Daughter upset about lack of confidentiality betweem her, mom and mom's new boyfriend
Carolyn: I am one of four adult children, and our mother was widowed three years ago. I have a close and open relationship with her. This weekend, I met her first "serious boyfriend" since my father, and I have to admit I'm a bit traumatized.
Spotlight Destination: Spain and France
So you've snagged a plane ticket to Europe, and your itinerary includes multiple destinations. How do you get around? Train, low-fare European airline or car?
Today in history
Today is Saturday, Sept. 8, the 251st day of 2007. There are 114 days left in the year.
Church roundup
Rosa M. Rittenberry Sunday School BTU Conference
Is America ready for 'Cavemen'?
America has yet to lay eyes on "Cavemen," the upcoming ABC sitcom about scraggly-haired Cro-Magnons struggling to assimilate in contemporary society. Already, though, it is one of the most mocked and derided television shows in recent memory.
Caine: Faith isn't instant gratification
We live in an age of instant gratification, far too easily able to satisfy our desires immediately and without effort. Sometimes the idea of delaying gratification, actually working towards something that is not immediately attainable, is a difficult concept to grasp and we become impatient. Too many of us live for today, with an unstated, perhaps unrecognized, philosophy of 'eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow we may die.'
Counting Crows have a new disc on the way, and a new tour, too
The musical landscape is littered with bands that had huge albums in the 1990s only to find themselves unable to repeat their successes.
Today in history
Today is Sunday, Sept. 9, the 252nd day of 2007. There are 113 days left in the year.
Agri-Cycle can't take waste
The Jackson County Superior Court has ordered Agri-Cycle, a restaurant and agricultural waste recycling company near the Hall-Jackson county line, to stop accepting and processing waste for 30 days.
Rocksprings panel to discuss park plans
The Rocksprings SPLOST 2005 Advisory Committee will meet at 5:30 p.m. Sept. 17 to discuss improvements included in a park master plan and additional improvements for the park.
Job losses rise for first time in 4 years
WASHINGTON - If Ben Bernanke and his colleagues on the Federal Reserve are looking for a reason to slice interest rates, the deteriorating jobs market gives them one.
Fund misuse investigated in Bowman
Northern Circuit District Attorney Bob Lavender has asked the Georgia Bureau of Investigation to investigate alleged "misappropriation of funds" in the Elbert County town of Bowman.
Huckaby: Mass e-mail could inspire millions to turn headlights on for 9/11
I get tons of e-mail. Not bragging, mind you, or complaining. Just stating a fact.
St. Mary's offering weight-loss classes
Athens-area residents still can enroll in a new weight management class that started last week at St. Mary's Wellness Center.
First lady's nerve surgery successful
WASHINGTON - First lady Laura Bush underwent surgery Saturday to relieve pain from pinched nerves in her neck. The White House said the procedure was successful.
Senior citizens center turns 40
An Athens-based senior citizens center has turned 40 but doesn't look like it's headed downhill anytime soon - thanks to some needed improvements and a new building.
Indictments again sought in Jefferson police case
Prosecutors will bring the results of their yearlong investigation of the Jefferson Police Department to the Jackson County grand jury when its new term starts next week.
Meeting focused on child care choices at UGA 'very positive'
A Friday afternoon meeting between University of Georgia administrators like President Michael Adams and advocates for more child care choices on the campus was "very positive," said one of the leaders of the child care movement.
Thousands of acres destroyed by pine beetles
MACON - Thousands of acres of trees are being killed this summer by one of the worst infestations of Southern pine beetles in decades, forestry officials say.
North Korea offers nuclear concession
SYDNEY, Australia - In an unexpected twist, President Bush's bout of diplomacy in Asia hit a snag in dealings with longtime ally South Korea and drew a conciliatory gesture from "Axis of Evil" member North Korea.
Young anglers test the waters
For crappie, bream, bass and catfish, the time has come to relax, take a breather and nibble on suspicious worms and crickets with abandon.
General: Pullouts possible
WASHINGTON - Previewing a widely anticipated report to Congress, the top U.S. commander in Iraq says some troop withdrawals may be possible next spring, and the troop buildup of recent months has failed to yield political reform in Baghdad.
Parents of missing 4-year-old want to leave Portugal
PRAIA DA LUZ, Portugal - The British couple named as suspects in the disappearance of their 4-year-old daughter are eager to leave Portugal, a family friend said Saturday. The girl's uncle, defending the parents, called on police to reveal any evidence against them.
Staying or going, damage done in Craig sex case
WASHINGTON - As Congress returned last week to tough questions about the war in Iraq and demanding work on spending bills, reporters gathered around Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, wanting an answer to just one question:
New DA remaking Piedmont office
Western Circuit District Attorney Ken Mauldin's chief assistant has resigned to take a similar job in the Piedmont Circuit following further turnover stemming from the indictment of former Piedmont District Attorney Tim Madison.
Homeless man faces charges in arson case
A homeless man is slated to stand trial next month, nearly three years after he allegedly set fire to an Athens church that hosted a shelter.
Bin Laden lectures U.S. in new video
CAIRO, Egypt - Osama bin Laden appeared for the first time in three years in a videotape Friday released ahead of the sixth anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, telling Americans they should convert to Islam if they want the war in Iraq to end.
Wrecks found; none are missing aviator's
MINDEN, Nev. - In their quest to find missing aviator Steve Fossett, searchers have come across uncharted plane wrecks six times. But none of the wrecks shed light on what may have happened to the multimillionaire.
Unveiling to open diversity celebration
The University of Georgia will open a week-long celebration of diversity Sept. 17 with a ceremony to unveil portraits of the university's first black alumni.
Hagel, Republican war critic, decides no third term
WASHINGTON - Nebraska Sen. Chuck Hagel, a persistent Republican critic of the Iraq war, intends to announce on Monday he will not seek a third term, according to Republican officials.
Petraeus visits Fort Benning for son's jump
COLUMBUS - Army Gen. David Petraeus, the top U.S. commander in Iraq who's due to provide an assessment of the war to Congress on Monday, was in Georgia Friday afternoon on a much easier and more personal mission.
Al-Qaida suspected in Algerian bombings
ALGIERS, Algeria - A car bombing killed 28 coast guard officers in Algeria on Saturday, just days after a blast ripped through a crowd waiting for the president. Both suspected al-Qaida-linked attacks targeted symbols of the government as it tries to wipe out an Islamic insurgency.
Study: Walkable neighborhoods healthier
ATLANTA - Nearly one in four people in the Atlanta area are exercise enthusiasts stuck in neighborhoods without sidewalks or other walking amenities, according to a study that illustrates a problem for many Americans.
Main point in bin Laden's timed video: I'm still alive
Osama bin Laden's latest message is a hodgepodge of anti-capitalist vitriol, impassioned Islamic evangelism and what can best be described as a twisted attempt at reconciliation: Join us, or we'll kill you.
Council chided for liquor vote
The Hartwell City Council was both lauded as defender of the city's Christian faith and berated for inviting sin into the town - all in the course of one meeting last week.
Home intruder fatally shot
A man was fatally shot in Comer early Sunday after forcing his way into a home, officials with the Madision County sheriff's office said.
State seeks private funds to ease jams
ATLANTA - With a massive hole looming in the state's transportation money, road officials are turning to private funding as a way to tackle Atlanta's notorious traffic jams.
Arborists say cables could divert lightning
Arborists want to protect the Tree That Owns Itself by making it a giant lightning rod that will capture powerful bolts of electricity and channel them harmlessly into the ground.
Bush refocuses on short-term tactics in Iraq
WASHINGTON - When President Bush gives Congress and the nation his status report on Iraq this week, he is likely to cast the unpopular war in grand terms, as a long-haul, strategic investment in a better Middle East.
If they build it, will anyone come?
Athens residents and officials were aghast when they saw plans for a proposed 264-acre, 425-house subdivision on rural Newton Bridge Road.
Gabrielle will blow past Outer Banks
CHARLESTON, S.C. - Subtropical Storm Gabrielle moved toward the East Coast, where a tropical storm warning was in effect for North Carolina's shoreline Saturday.
Former DA in Duke lacrosse case leaves jail after day behind bars
DURHAM, N.C. - Mike Nifong, the former district attorney who spent 24-hours behind bars for withholding evidence during the Duke lacrosse case, was released from the Durham County Detention Facility at 9 a.m. Saturday to the excited utterances from the same supporters who surrounded him Friday.
Norwood's immigration bill put forth
A bill to empower local police to arrest illegal aliens gained a new chance for passage Friday, seven months after the congressman who wrote it died.
Question of questions in test prep flap
There's nothing wrong with test prep courses that show students what kinds of questions they may see on an upcoming test, said retired Michigan State University professor William Mehrens, a national authority on standardized tests.
Adoption fee waived for cats
The Athens Area Humane Society is waiving adoption fees for the three dozen cats found abandoned in a northwest Athens house.
Many face delay on road to careers as pharmacists
The impacts of a national pharmacy group's lawsuit against a University of Georgia pharmacy professor and suspension of a national licensing exam for pharmacists still are rippling through the profession.
Missing girl's mom suspected
PRAIA DA LUZ, Portugal - For four months, the world watched in horror and grim anticipation as police pursued the presumed abductor of wide-eyed British 4-year-old Madeleine McCann. Then, authorities dramatically turned the tables, naming the girl's mother as a suspect and calling both parents in for questioning.
YWCO sets PE class for home-schoolers
The Athens YWCO is now accepting registration for a physical education class designed for home-schooled children ages 5-11.
Development seeks reorganization
Athens' Oak Grove development began in 2000 as an experiment in walkable live/work communities, but it doesn't look like it's working out.
Bluebird Society to meet in Athens
John Rogers, a recognized authority on bluebird conservation, will give the keynote address at the North American Bluebird Society's awards banquet, part of the society's 2007 convention this month in Athens.
A scare as man enters school gym
A homeless intruder was arrested outside Clarke Central High School Thursday morning after a teacher found him in the gym and worried that he might be armed.
College fair planned for Classic Center
Juniors and seniors from area high schools will be able to get information about 91 southeastern colleges and universities Wednesday at the University of Georgia's annual PROBE College Fair at the Classic Center.
School honors coach who died in car wreck
WATKINSVILLE - North Oconee High School announced a scholarship and a tradition before its home opener Friday night to honor Timothy "Shawn" Smith, a coach killed in a traffic accident this summer.
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Miani: Lesson of Sept. 11 was never learned
Just after 8:30 a.m. Sept. 11, 2001, our world changed forever. And I, like many others, remember that day as if it were yesterday. Much like my grandparents remember Pearl Harbor and my parents remember the assassination of President Kennedy.
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Comments from sanderlinsghost on deliberations over Athens-Clarke County's alcohol ordinance:
Editorial: House speaker should give up on 'Glenn Tax'
If Georgia House Speaker Glenn Richardson has been paying any attention at all to media reports from around the state in recent days, the next press release from his office will announce his decision to drop his summer-long push for the so-called "Glenn Tax."
Hanna: Good credit worthless in a bad economy
If you had to think of the biggest threat to the economy in America, what would you pick?
Shipp: Old South will be moving out of mainstream
If Sen. Larry Craig wiggled out of his guilty plea for trolling for male sex partners in a public toilet and somehow wound up on the GOP presidential ticket, what would happen?
Lawmakers shouldn't waste time on dress codes
Back in the 1970s there was an offbeat theory going around that the high-heeled platform shoes that were all the rage actually were the result of a secret police plot. They made runaway bad guys easier to catch.
Yarbrough: Sept. 11 lessons being forgotten
It's been six years since a group of madmen carried out a series of unprovoked attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, killing more than 3,000 innocent people.
Thompson: Country searching for success in 'noun wars'
If this nation's two previously declared and ongoing wars on nouns are any indication, the latest federally declared "noun war" - the War on Terror - may turn out not to be particularly successful.
Six-game losing streak finally snapped
WATKINSVILLE - The last time Winder-Barrow beat Oconee County, Chastan Nelson was too young to remember.
Career night for Allen in Madison County victory
DANIELSVILLE - Aldreakis Allen ran for two touchdowns and grabbed three scoring passes Friday as Madison County destroyed Elbert County 49-7 to improve to 2-0.
Cedar Shoals: Jack of all trades
After Cedar Shoals' 27-14 victory in the Classic City Championship on Friday, Trent McGuire was quick to divert the attention he was receiving following his big game.
Tigers find no answer for Moon
CARNESVILLE - Runt Moon terrorized area defenses in the mid-1970s en route to becoming Commerce's second-leading rusher in its all-time list.
Jaguars score 20 unanswered
Handshakes turned to high fives. Short hugs became long embraces.
Crosby pushes Dragons
JEFFERSON - After opening the season with a close loss at Johnson-Gainesville last week, Jefferson was eager to take the field in front of its home fans and let out some frustration.
Jaguars rally again
When Cedar Shoals players found themselves trailing Clarke Central by a touchdown at halftime in the Classic City Championship on Friday night, their eyes turned to the Jaguars coaching staff.
Titans break through
BOGART - North Oconee was in jeopardy of starting the season with two straight losses.
Bishoff leads all runners
CARROLLTON - Whitney Bishoff has run at the Carrollton cross country course several times before.
Renteria off DL; no-show in lineup
ATLANTA - Everything seemed to be back to normal for Edgar Renteria Friday. The Braves shortstop came off the disabled list, took batting practice and moved around on his right ankle with no trouble.
Reports link Ankiel, Glaus to Florida pharmacy
NEW YORK - Comeback kid Rick Ankiel and former World Series MVP Troy Glaus received performance-enhancing drugs from a Florida pharmacy under investigation for illegally distributing prescription medications, according to a pair of reports.
Tomlinson could dig a title ring
SAN DIEGO - Being voted MVP was a nice reward for an electrifying season. The shoe ad playing on TV is stylish, just like the player himself.
Turner field security guard expected back
MINNEAPOLIS - It would have been easy to blame Sunday's 24-3 loss at Minnesota on Michael Vick. After all, his conviction last month on federal dogfighting charges certainly created enormous distractions for the Atlanta Falcons throughout training camp and the preseason.
Strong slider spurs Smoltz
ATLANTA - John Smoltz has accomplished plenty in his career. A no-hitter will have to wait.
Henin easily grabs title
NEW YORK - Let those big-spending spectators or TV types gripe about Justine Henin's lopsided Grand Slam final victories.
Hitting, pitching help Braves to win
ATLANTA - For the Braves to pull off an improbable run at the playoffs, they'll need more than reliable starting pitching. They'll need more than timely hitting.
Falcons: Fresh start looms
MINNEAPOLIS - Finally, the Atlanta Falcons get to have some fun.
Yankees would host tiebreaker
NEW YORK - The New York Yankees would host a tiebreaker playoff if one is needed to decide the AL wild-card race.
Stricker ties for lead at BMW
LEMONT, Ill. - The roar that shook Cog Hill on Saturday could only mean one thing - an eagle from the fairway - and it was loud enough that it could only belong to one player.
Venus eliminated
NEW YORK - Venus Williams will head to a doctor to figure out why she felt so ill while losing to Justine Henin in the U.S. Open semifinals.
Taurasi leads Mercury past Shock
AUBURN HILLS, Mich - A footwear faux pas is about the only thing that went wrong for the Phoenix Mercury in Game 2 of the WNBA finals.
No. 8 logo bound for unique pairing
RICHMOND, Va. -Mark Martin and Aric Almirola will share the honor of racing the No. 8 car for Dale Earnhardt Inc. next season, the team announced Friday.
Federer advances to U.S. Open men's final
NEW YORK - Top-seeded Roger Federer worked his way past No. 4 Nikolay Davydenko 7-5, 6-1, 7-5 Saturday, stretching his winning streak at Flushing Meadows to 26 matches.
Turner field security guard expected back
MINNEAPOLIS - It would have been easy to blame Sunday's 24-3 loss at Minnesota on Michael Vick. After all, his conviction last month on federal dogfighting charges certainly created enormous distractions for the Atlanta Falcons throughout training camp and the preseason.
Turner field security guard expected back
ATLANTA - A Turner Field security guard was expected back at work today after being injured while tackling a man who ran on the field during an Atlanta Braves' game.
Roush to help Yates
RICHMOND, Va. - Robert Yates skipped Saturday night's Chevy Rock and Roll 400 at the Richmond International Speedway. After living the NASCAR life since 1968, the car owner celebrated his 41st wedding anniversary far removed from the fast lane.
Turner field security guard expected back
ATLANTA - A Turner Field security guard was expected back at work today after being injured while tackling a man who ran on the field during an Atlanta Braves' game.
Georgia men win six singles matches
NAPA VALLEY, Calif. - Georgia's men's tennis team went unbeaten at the Napa Valley Tennis Classic.
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Quote from: Geezer on 24/09/2010 22:09:39Hey! I just watched that new movie Abattoir. It's in 3-D too!Geezer, what I meant was that I was stumped by your punning meaning directly above - ("Abattoir and 3-D").
Hey! I just watched that new movie Abattoir. It's in 3-D too!
That was a clue?You need to be a detective to work out that clue so
Quote from: demografx on 28/09/2010 02:43:21 ?Oh! Don't go looking for the pun. I don't think there is one.
I have seen the light.
Quote from: Thomas EdisonI have seen the light.
The Swami goes up to the hot dog vendor and says:"Make me one with everything".
Make it Lady, I'm still waiting for you to finish my paint job. All talk. []
Quote from: demografx on 30/09/2010 22:19:43Make it Lady, I'm still waiting for you to finish my paint job. All talk. []I thought she was polishing (door)knobs for you.
It's like text speak but came before texts were invented. apparently love letters in the 19th century used this type of notation. demo just read the letters really quickly and they sound like words.
we have no bananas today.
Well oil be damned!
Quote from: Geezer on 02/10/2010 06:03:59Well oil be damned!Isn't that what http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/tony-hayward [Links inactive - To make links active and clickable, login or click here to register] said?
One phalisy here is Make it Lady's blow torch. Hard to fathom.