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Google's view of autos for 2008
Jodi Harris: It's been over a year since you joined Google as the automotive vertical market director. From your perspective, have there been any big changes to the category or to Google's automotive strategy, since then?
Bonita Stewart is director of the automotive vertical category at Google. Read full bio.
Bonita Stewart: We've seen major changes within the industry, such as soaring fuel prices, sales declines, market share fluctuations and reduced production; however, our automotive strategy remains the same. We work with our clients to demonstrate how technology, especially during turbulent times, aids ROI-driven media solutions.
Harris: Green marketing and reducing oil consumption seem to be major focal points for the coming year, and the rise in mobile technology and niche social marketing indicate that that localization will become a key marketing touchpoint for conveying brands' positions. What thoughts or best practice recommendations can you share to help automotive marketers strategize for these big issues in 2008?
Stewart: First, automotive marketers should implement localization on two levels -- brand and dealer. Brand marketers have the unique opportunity today to deliver relevant messages to their precise target, whether it's a potential hybrid customer or someone interested in fuel economy, through contextual targeting. Meanwhile, dealers have the opportunity to geographically target their products and services, and mobile technology offers the ability to connect with a dealer during the shopping process.
Harris: Focusing in on the idea of precision targeting, what strategies do you feel work best for brands to identify and target the right niches associated with their nameplates?
Stewart: Most brand marketers have defined targets, but it's critical to identify and then optimize their niche targets throughout the campaign, since some may have a higher ROI than others. We suggest placement targeting and taking advantage of niche sites to complement your brand strategy. If auto sales are expected to slow, it's critical to mine for potential consumers by targeting relevant content on niche sites. More than 76 percent of page views are in niche sites. (Source: AdRelevance)
Harris: Are there other key marketing trends do you anticipate will play a big role for automotive in 2008?
Stewart: Right now we are particularly keen on the benefits of online video. It's the new portable TV and offers the sight, sound and motion automotive marketers crave to differentiate their product and to evoke consumer emotion. In November 2007, U.S. consumers viewed more than 225 million auto/vehicle videos on YouTube. And several auto marketers have used online video to successfully launch new vehicles during the LA and Detroit auto shows, achieving views between 400,000 and 950,000 in a single day.
Harris: Video strategy also seems to be a top priority for the automotive market because so much of the purchase process involves getting a deeper feel for the car than just looking at pictures. Are there upcoming trends you see for video search and its ability to meet more tech-savvy consumers' needs?
Stewart: Assuming they have the appropriate digital rights we encourage all of our clients to upload their video content. Google's resources and expertise make YouTube's search experience the best it can possibly be. Recommendations, related videos, active sharing and subscriptions are very popular ways for people to find meaningful automotive-related videos. We will continue to make search and discovery of videos a priority in 2008.
Harris: Recently, you mentioned the concept of "atomization" in campaign distribution. What suggestions do you have for dealers who want to take advantage of multiplatform communications but may be limited in their budget or staff capabilities?
Stewart: Both brand marketers and retail dealer associations should consider atomizing their content and tools. Don't build it and wait for consumers to come to your site. Venture out, find them and communicate with them online through gadgets that provide dealer locators, photo/video galleries, build and price features directly to the consumers in a microsite format. Consumers control the dialog now, so make it easier for them to connect with your brand on their terms.
For dealers, I would recommend a stair-step approach to multiplatform marketing. Start with search, add contextual targeting, add geographically targeted display advertising and intermingle with video.
Harris: Obviously, at Google, search is a critical component of your marketing purview. So, what would your No. 1 piece of advice be for an automotive marketer looking to optimize its search presence?
Stewart: With U.S. vehicle sales expected to be 16 million or less in 2008, we recommend going back to basics with search marketing. All auto marketers should ask themselves if they are always on, 24/7, as consumers gather product information in today's virtual showroom. In a study we published with Compete last year on the automotive buying process, we found 65 percent of auto buyers research their products in one month or less. We also found the search engine is the No. 3 most important source for auto buyers, behind the OEM site and third-party auto sites, during the buying process. So if you are not attempting to engage your consumers on their terms, when they are ready to receive your message, you should expect diminished OEM site visits and fewer leads than your more aggressive competitors. And always remember offline plans (TV, major events) drive online activity. Be ready online for what's happening offline. Combine relevant search marketing with targeted display campaigns.
Harris: When we last talked, you spoke about the three-tiered approach for automotive marketing. But many say the funnel is eroding, and manufacturers no longer have the luxury of campaigns that simply build awareness. Are you finding this to be true? And if so, what can marketers do to streamline the purchase process for consumers who are embracing non-traditional purchasing and are more resistant to marketing tactics.
Stewart: True, the purchase cycle is condensing and the funnel is no longer linear. Nonetheless, marketers must strive to create connections at relevant moments and make it easy for the consumer to get to know the brand. When we address the three tiers, we encourage building a cohesive strategy from the brand, from the retail dealer association and from the individual dealer. All campaigns should align with a complementary message both national and local.
Lastly, don't ignore the data. Today it's more compelling than ever to follow the consumer and lead from behind. Consumer engagement is increasing and driving their behavior as witnessed by the growth in social networking, video, mobile and search. On the horizon I see integrated marketing moving to integrated accountability and ROI. Marketers will develop more cause and effect levers.
A great example is the Super Bowl. It's the all time favorite for mass reach, but how many are prepared for the aftermath? Can I search for the commercial, find it on YouTube, send it to my friends, rate the commercial, watch it on my phone, etc.?
Harris: GM made headlines recently when it announced that it would no longer be supporting the ad efforts of regional dealers. Is this a trend that you see other OEMs moving toward, as regionalization and more flexibility become key to automotive marketing?
Stewart: We see dealers realizing the reach of online marketing and its effectiveness. We see OEMs across the board stepping in to help the dealers with education, business guidance and best practices. This year will be a tipping point for retail dealer associations and we see more requests for assistance to understand the efficacy of search marketing among dealers. We see it as our role to aid their understanding of online media and de-mystify Google.
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Leading Digital Agencies Myjive and UNION Merge
Charlotte, N.C. – Charlotte-based digital agencies Myjive, Inc. and UNION, LLC today announced the two organizations have merged, creating a new digital marketing powerhouse which will operate under the UNION brand name. The agencies were friendly competitors, whose owners recognized the …
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Charlotte-Based Agency, South, Names Local Marketer with Global Experience as Managing Director
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Myjive Announces new Software as a Service Company CodePinch
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Local Digital Agency Evolves, Unveils Digital Service Businesses
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Myjive, Inc., an award-winning digital agency in Charlotte, N.C., has brought Erica Ryan aboard as a full-time Marketing Designer to aid in the visual representation of brands including but not limited to NAPA Filters, Regal Boats and Apperson across …
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Ben Laun Joins Myjive's Digital Marketing Team as Copywriter
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Myjive Selected to Inaugural Gator100
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Sunday, 8 September 2013
Praying for peace in Syria and the Middle East
Patrick Comerford
Today is the 15th Sunday after Trinity [8 September 7, 2013]. I hope to be back in Christ Church Cathedral this morning for the Cathedral Eucharist, after an absence of a few weeks, and hope to be in Belfast later in the day for two ordinations.
The Year C readings in the Revised Common Lectionary are: Jeremiah 18: 1-11; Psalm 139: 1-5, 12-18; Philemon 1-21; Luke 14: 25-33.
Luke 14: 25-33
25 Now large crowds were travelling with him; and he turned and said to them, 26 'Whoever comes to me and does not hate father and mother, wife and children, brothers and sisters, yes, and even life itself, cannot be my disciple. 27 Whoever does not carry the cross and follow me cannot be my disciple. 28 For which of you, intending to build a tower, does not first sit down and estimate the cost, to see whether he has enough to complete it? 29 Otherwise, when he has laid a foundation and is not able to finish, all who see it will begin to ridicule him, 30 saying, "This fellow began to build and was not able to finish." 31 Or what king, going out to wage war against another king, will not sit down first and consider whether he is able with ten thousand to oppose the one who comes against him with twenty thousand? 32 If he cannot, then, while the other is still far away, he sends a delegation and asks for the terms of peace. 33 So therefore, none of you can become my disciple if you do not give up all your possessions.
Freedom, war and wisdom
The demands of peace and justice are not always easy to keep in balance, and those who bear this responsibility often carry a cross that many of would prefer not to share.
The 'Lesser Litany' in the Book of Common Prayer prays:
O Lord, guide and defend our rulers
and grant our government wisdom.
Let your ministers be clothed with righteousness and let your servants shout for joy.
O Lord, save your people
and bless those whom you have chosen.
Give peace in our time, O Lord,
and let your glory be over all the earth.
In the Epistle reading this morning, the Apostle Paul appeals to Philemon to act not out of duty but out of love. Saint Paul is not thinking of justifying slavery in this reading. Quite the opposite: he has thought of giving Onesimus his freedom, by stealth (see verse 13).
Saint Paul could have said to Onesiumus he was free on condition he stayed in Rome, or Caesarea or Ephesus, or wherever Saint Paul was writing from. But only on condition that he worked with him (see verses 10 and 11); that would have been conditional freedom only, not true and total freedom. Instead, Saint Paul appeals to Philemon to act not in his own interests, but in the interests of the Kingdom of God.
Acting in the interest of the Kingdom of God and the wisdom referred to in verse 31 in the Gospel reading should be reflected on by those who are wondering what to do about the awful plight in Syria: "Or what king, going out to wage war against another king, will not sit down first and consider whether he is able with ten thousand to oppose the one who comes against him with twenty thousand?"
In Rome yesterday [7 September 2013], Pope Francis took part in a day of fasting and prayer that he asked to be observed throughout the world for peace in Syria, the Middle East, and the world. Last Sunday, he invited "fellow Christians, followers of other religions and all men of good will" to join in that day of prayer and fasting.
He said "it is neither a culture of confrontation nor a culture of conflict which builds harmony within and between peoples, but rather a culture of encounter and a culture of dialogue; this is the only way to peace."
"Humanity needs to see these gestures of peace and to hear words of hope and peace!" he added.
This is part of what Pope Francis said last Sunday:
… I wish to make add my voice to the cry which rises up with increasing anguish from every part of the world, from every people, from the heart of each person, from the one great family which is humanity: it is the cry for peace! It is a cry which declares with force: we want a peaceful world, we want to be men and women of peace, and we want in our society, torn apart by divisions and conflict, that peace break out! War never again! Never again war! Peace is a precious gift, which must be promoted and protected.
There are so many conflicts in this world which cause me great suffering and worry, but in these days my heart is deeply wounded in particular by what is happening in Syria and anguished by the dramatic developments which are looming. I appeal strongly for peace, an appeal which arises from the deep within me. How much suffering, how much devastation, how much pain has the use of arms carried in its wake in that martyred country, especially among civilians and the unarmed! I think of many children will not see the light of the future! With utmost firmness I condemn the use of chemical weapons: I tell you that those terrible images from recent days are burned into my mind and heart. There is a judgment of God and of history upon our actions which are inescapable! Never has the use of violence brought peace in its wake. War begets war, violence begets violence.
With all my strength, I ask each party in this conflict to listen to the voice of their own conscience, not to close themselves in solely on their own interests, but rather to look at each other as brothers and decisively and courageously to follow the path of encounter and negotiation, and so overcome blind conflict. With similar vigour I exhort the international community to make every effort to promote clear proposals for peace in that country without further delay, a peace based on dialogue and negotiation, for the good of the entire Syrian people. May no effort be spared in guaranteeing humanitarian assistance to those wounded by this terrible conflict, in particular those forced to flee and the many refugees in nearby countries. May humanitarian workers, charged with the task of alleviating the sufferings of these people, be granted access so as to provide the necessary aid.
What can we do to make peace in the world? As Pope John said, it pertains to each individual to establish new relationships in human society under the mastery and guidance of justice and love (cf. John XXIII, Pacem in Terris [11 April 1963]: AAS 55, [1963], 301-302). All men and women of good will are bound by the task of pursuing peace. I make a forceful and urgent call to the entire Catholic Church, and also to every Christian of other confessions, as well as to followers of every religion and to those brothers and sisters who do not believe: peace is a good which overcomes every barrier, because it belongs all of humanity!
I repeat forcefully: it is neither a culture of confrontation nor a culture of conflict which builds harmony within and between peoples, but rather a culture of encounter and a culture of dialogue; this is the only way to peace. May the plea for peace rise up and touch the heart of everyone so that they may lay down their weapons and be let themselves be led by the desire for peace.
To this end, brothers and sisters, I have decided to proclaim for the whole Church on 7 September next, the vigil of the birth of Mary, Queen of Peace, a day of fasting and prayer for peace in Syria, the Middle East, and throughout the world, and I also invite each person, including our fellow Christians, followers of other religions and all men of good will, to participate, in whatever way they can, in this initiative. On 7 September, in Saint Peter's Square, here, from 19:00 until 24:00, we will gather in prayer and in a spirit of penance, invoking God's great gift of peace upon the beloved nation of Syria and upon each situation of conflict and violence around the world. Humanity needs to see these gestures of peace and to hear words of hope and peace! I ask all the local churches, in addition to fasting, that they gather to pray for this intention.
God, who in generous mercy sent the Holy Spirit
upon your Church in the burning fire of your love:
Grant that your people may be fervent
in the fellowship of the Gospel;
that, always abiding in you,
they may be found steadfast in faith and active in service;
through Jesus Christ our Lord.
Post Communion Prayer:
Eternal God,
we have received these tokens of your promise.
May we who have been nourished with holy things
live as faithful heirs of your promised kingdom.
We ask this in the name of Jesus Christ our Lord.
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Archive for April 3rd, 2008
My Own Arm Brought About The Victory – Isaiah 63:5
During "Eternal Father, I offer you … Jesus, I trust in you" from the chaplet of Divine Mercy I remembered this: "my own arm brought about the victory"
I looked about, but there was no one to help, I was appalled that there was no one to lend support; so my own arm brought about the victory."
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What is a merciful heart?
In the pierced heart of the Crucified, God's own heart is opened up–here we see who God is and what he is like. Heaven is no longer locked up. God has stepped out of hiddenness. ~Pope Benedict XVI
For this reason, such a person offers up tearful prayer continually even for irrational beasts, for the enemies of the truth, and for those who harm her or him, that they be protected and receive mercy. And in like manner such a person prays for the family of reptiles because of the great compassion that burns without measure in a heart that is in the likeness of God.
Do not despise the sinner for we are all guilty. If, for love of God, you rise up against him, mourn for him instead. Why do you despise him? Despise his sins but pray for him so that you may be like Christ, who did not get annoyed with sinners but prayed for them.
Can't you see how he wept over Jerusalem? For we, too, have been duped by the devil more than once. So why despise him whom the devil, who mocks us all, has deceived just like us?
Why, O man, despise the sinner? Is it because he is not as just as you are yourself? But what happens to your justice from the moment you are without love? Why did you not weep for him? Instead, you persecute him. It is through ignorance that certain people get upset, believing themselves to have discernment into the deeds of sinners.
'Love changes hearts and brings peace. How great is the need for mercy in the world' -John Paul II
The Tomb of John Paul II Vatican Grottoes
"In 2004 John Paul II appealed to the entire Church to be 'witness to mercy'", said the cardinal.( Cardinal Christoph Schonborn O.P., archbishop of Vienna, Austria and president of the congress)
"While at the Regina Coeli prayer on 3 April 2005 he would have said: 'Love changes hearts and brings peace. How great is the need for mercy in the world'. Death prevented that great Pope from pronouncing those words, but the message has lost none of its validity or relevance".
Cardinal Schonborn concluded: "The message of John Paul II and of Faustina Kowalska is not some abstract principle, it has a name and a face: Jesus. … and will be the nucleus of the First World Apostolic Congress on Mercy".
April 2nd : dedicated to the prophetic intuition of Pope John Paul II regarding Divine Mercy
April 3rd : Mercy in the Mystery of the Church
April 4th : Communion of the Church, stimulated by Mercy
April 5th : Mercy for the Mission of the Church
April 6th : Closing Celebration of the Eucharist on St Peter's Square
O Blessed Trinity We thank You for having graced the Church with Pope John Paul II and for allowing the tenderness of your Fatherly care, the glory of the cross of Christ, and the splendor of the Holy Spirit, to shine through him. Trusting fully in Your infinite mercy and in the maternal intercession of Mary, he has given us a living image of Jesus the Good Shepherd, and has shown us that holiness is the necessary measure of ordinary Christian life and is the way of achieving eternal communion with you. Grant us, by his intercession, and according to Your will, the graces we implore, hoping that he will soon be numbered among your saints. Amen.
April 1, 2005
That evening, as thousands of young people gathered in St. Peter's Square to pray for the dying Pontiff, John Paul said the words that his spokesman Joaquin Navarro-Valls reported at that time: "I have searched for you, and now you have come to me, and I thank you."
Early on Saturday, April 2, 2005 Pope John Paul was slipping in and out of consciousness, AAS reports. Mass was celebrated at his bedside, and he received the Secretary of State for a final time late in the morning. At about 3:30 in the afternoon, speaking in Polish in a feeble voice, John Paul said, "Let me go to the Father's house."Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )


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CTV expands police-drama pilot into 11-part series
By: Michael Posner
Date: November 4, 2008
Source: The Globe and Mail
Toronto — The Bridge, a two-hour pilot TV show based on the work of former Toronto police-union head Craig Bromell, is to become an 11-part series of one-hour dramas, CTV announced yesterday.
The show is produced by Barna-Alper Productions, 990 Multi Media Entertainment Co. and Jonsworth Productions.
A two-hour pilot, written and directed by Alan di Fiore, was shot this summer. CTV executives liked it well enough to commission a full series. The pilot will now air as the first two separate one-hour episodes. Production of the remaining nine episodes will start in January.
The Bridge stars Aaron Frank as rank-and-file cop Frank Leo.
The Bridge, CTV's newly commissioned 13-part drama series, is directed by John Fawcett and stars Aaron Douglas. Incorrect in formation appeared in Tuesday's paper.
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A new app hopes to bring tattooed individuals together.
TatChat functions in a manner similar to mega-popular dating app Tinder, with users posting their tattoos on the app and selecting "yup" or "nah".
As is the case with Tinder, if two users select "yup", they'll be allowed to chat to one another.
The app also has a number of other features as well, such as the ability to view the most-liked tattoos worldwide, anonymity and an optional subscription service.
The project hit Kickstarter a few days ago, seeking $88 000 with 21 days to go.
However, as of publication, only $652 has been pledged.
But if successful, the developer plans to release an Android version in addition to the base iOS version.


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Complete Predictions for Every SEC East Team in 2014August 21, 2014
Complete Predictions for Every SEC East Team in 2014
On Wednesday, the full SEC West predictions were released. Now, it's time to head across the division and pick the winners and losers from the SEC East.
Will South Carolina get back to the SEC Championship Game for the first time since 2010? Can Georgia pick up the pieces and get back into the national discussion? Will Florida's offense get back on track?
The SEC East has been the lesser of the two SEC divisions over the last few years, but 2014 could mark its return to national power.
Full picks, previews and predictions for the SEC East are in this slideshow.
7. Vanderbilt Commodores
Most Important Storyline: Ease The Transition
Former head coach James Franklin set the bar pretty high in Nashville, and now new head coach Derek Mason not only has to deal with some rather significant roster turnover, but also fight against expectations generated from back-to-back nine-win seasons. Not an easy task for any coach, much less one at Vanderbilt where winning has been more myth than reality.
There are some solid pieces for Mason to work with, particularly at running back where Jerron Seymour and Brian Kimbrow will provide a solid one-two punch that will help the new quarterback ease into the role.
But who will that quarterback be? Patton Robinette saw some time last year, Johnny McCrary is a hot-shot freshman with upside and Stephen Rivers transferred from LSU this summer. Those three have been locked in a heated battle during fall camp, and whoever wins the job will have to settle into the role quickly with the season right around the corner.
Defensively, Vandy has some solid pieces, but Mason's new 3-4 scheme will still take some time for the 'Dores to adjust to.
Biggest Question Mark: Quarterback
It's not Mason's fault, but whoever wins the quarterback job will have valuable first-team reps taken away from him by virtue of the prolonged three-way battle during fall camp. That means it's more likely for Vandy to be ground-and-pound early with those running backs, but it also puts a lot of pressure on the new wide receivers.
Jordan Matthews is gone, but another Jordan—Jordan Cunningham—is expected to step in and become one of the centerpieces of the new-look receiving corps. He'll have to play big early, because the offense will need him to click with the new quarterback early to take some pressure off the running game.
Toughest Game: at Georgia on Oct. 4
Vandy has seven games in seven weeks to start the season, and the sixth game in that stretch is a road trip to Athens to take on a Georgia team that will have revenge in mind. Georgia's offense, when healthy, will put a tremendous amount of pressure on Vandy's new-look defense thanks to running back Todd Gurley, a talented wide receiving corps and Hutson Mason, who should establish himself as an SEC star by that point in the season.
MVP: Running back Jerron Seymour
Seymour rushed for 716 yards and 14 touchdowns last season, and is back for more in 2014. He is the most important offensive piece of the 'Dores' offensive puzzle and will dance around the 1,000-yard mark in 2014.
Prediction: 4-8 (0-8 SEC)
It will be a rebuilding year for Mason in year one in Nashville, with Vandy winning all four of its nonconference games (Temple, UMass, Charleston Southern and Old Dominion) but none of its SEC games.
6. Kentucky Wildcats
Most Important Storyline: Consistency
Mark Stoops' first year in Lexington didn't exactly go according to plan, with a 2-10 record and 0-8 mark in the SEC. The best is yet to come, but it might be a slow trek back to a bowl game.
The key for Kentucky this year is consistency. Patrick Towles was tabbed as the starting quarterback, and he's going to have to establish a connection with Javess Blue, Demarco Robinson and the rest of those bigger Wildcat receivers. That air-raid offense clicks when there's at least a threat at running back, and JoJo Kemp can absolutely provide that threat.
Defensively, there's a solid foundation with "Bud' Dupree and Za'Darius Smith at defensive end and monster defensive tackle Matt Elam in the middle. If they can get pressure with four, those guys will force mistakes and help out the secondary.
A solid foundation is in place, and if these Wildcats are consistent, they'll be competitive.
Biggest Question Mark: Linebacker
Avery Williamson finished second in the SEC in tackles in 2012 (135) and sixth in 2013 (102), and his absence has left a big void in the middle of that Wildcat defense.
Junior Khalid Henderson has plenty of experience and has to evolve into the leader of that defense. Alongside him, Josh Forrest, TraVaughn Paschal and/or one of the newcomers needs to step up and help the linebacking corps be more consistent.
Kentucky's front four will be stout and take up blocks, and it's up to the linebackers to clean up.
Toughest Game: at LSU on Oct. 18
Death Valley is one of the toughest places to play in all of college football, and the Wildcats will head to LSU on Oct. 18 in the middle of a stretch of eight games in eight weeks. The front seven will be tested by LSU's deep and veteran offensive line, and that air-raid offense will be going up against one of the best secondaries in the SEC.
MVP: Quarterback Patrick Towles
Kentucky's offense is dependent on the quarterback making smart decisions and getting the ball out quick, and the keys to that offense are in the hands of Towles. The big-armed former 4-star prospect sat out last season but impressed the coaching staff this spring and then won the job over Drew Barker, Reese Phillips and Maxwell Smith during fall camp.
If he stays healthy, he'll keep Kentucky in games thanks to his familiarity with the offense and ability to stretch the field and keep defenses honest.
Prediction: 4-8 (1-7 SEC)
Stoops will get his first SEC win when Vanderbilt rolls into town on Sept. 27, but that will be the only one in his second season in Lexington. Good enough? It should be. He has the program going in the right direction, but it's going to take some time to get back to a bowl game.
5. Missouri Tigers
Most Important Storyline: Offensive Identity
Losing quarterback James Franklin, running back Henry Josey and massive wide receivers L'Damian Washington and Marcus Lucas was going to be tough enough for head coach Gary Pinkel, but losing stud wide receiver Dorial Green-Beckham one week prior to the end of spring practice is the biggest issue facing this Missouri team.
Whether he had the ball in his hands or not, DGB was the focal point of the offense that demanded attention from opposing coaches and players. With him gone, Missouri needs to figure out what it's going to be offensively. Will it still spread the ball around and stay balanced, or go back to a more run-based approach similar to the one in 2011 when it finished with the ninth-best rushing offense in the nation?
That hinges on quarterback Maty Mauk. Mauk filled in admirably for Franklin last season, tossing 11 touchdowns and only two picks for the year. But he only completed 51.1 percent of his passes (68 of 133), and that was with three wide receivers who resembled NBA power forwards.
If Mauk can be more consistent in the passing game, the Tigers offense will stay balanced and keep defenses honest. If not, it could be a long season in Columbia.
Biggest Question Mark: Repeating the Feat Defensively
Missouri was fantastic last season up front, with ends Michael Sam, Kony Ealy, Markus Golden and Shane Ray rotating for a full four quarters to help the Tigers get pressure with four. The back end capitalized, notching an SEC-best 20 interceptions.
Sam and Ealy are gone, along with cornerbacks E.J. Gaines and Randy Ponder. Those are some pretty hefty names to replace, and while Golden is a budding superstar, he's still going to need some help and depth around him to follow the same blueprint.
Toughest Game: at Florida on Oct. 18
Missouri's schedule isn't terribly daunting by SEC standards, but the road trip to Gainesville the week after hosting Georgia should scare Tiger fans. Florida's defense is legit, and if the offense is just average, the Gators are going to get back into the SEC East mix in a hurry. The winner of the game between the Tigers and Gators will stay in the division title discussion, while the loser will fall into a hole that will be difficult to dig out of.
MVP: Running back Russell Hansbrough
Hansbrough rushed for 685 yards and four touchdowns last year as Josey's primary backup, and Missouri needs him to dance around the 1,000-yard mark this year if that offense is going to be successful. He has a pretty solid offensive line to run behind, but he's going to have to be a workhorse early while Missouri figures out its passing game.
Prediction: 7-5 (3-5 SEC), AdvoCare V100 Texas Bowl
Missouri won't stay in the SEC East discussion, but it will still make a bowl game and be competitive even in losses. Their three SEC wins will be over Vanderbilt, Kentucky and Arkansas, with Tennessee and Texas A&M also being possibilities.
4. Tennessee Volunteers
Most Important Storyline: Progress
It's a lot to ask Tennessee fans to be patient after all that's gone on since Phillip Fulmer resigned after the 2008 season, but one more year of patience is needed in order for second-year head coach Butch Jones to get the program back on stable footing.
Progress needs to happen this year, even if it's a baby step.
The good news for the Vols is that there's talent at the skill positions all over the place, with wide receivers Marquez North, Josh Malone, Pig Howard and Jason Croom; along with running backs Marlin Lane and Jalen Hurd.
The bad news is a brand-new offensive line that features five new starters, which will lend itself to inconsistencies.
Defensively, the Vols' need to find a way for that new front four to come together quickly, which will go a long way toward helping out a secondary that's going to be pretty good.
Biggest Question Mark: Offensive Line
Coleman Thomas and Kyler Kyberson are battling for the job at right tackle, Jacob Gilliam and Dontavius Blair are working at left tackle with Jashon Robertson locked in at right guard, Mack Crowder at center and Marcus Jackson at left guard.
Once the roster gets settled, the starting five need to come together quickly. If they do, Tennessee's offense is capable of being the surprise of the SEC in 2014. If the offensive line doesn't come together, the Vols will still show flashes of brilliance throughout the season but will lack the consistency needed in order to make a gigantic leap forward.
Toughest Game: at Oklahoma on Sept. 13
Yes, Oklahoma is an out-of-conference game that has no bearing on the outcome of the SEC East, but it will provide a good gauge of where this Tennessee team is.
The Sooners are loaded on both sides of the ball and ready to make a run at the national title, so if Tennessee can roll into Norman and be competitive, it's a sign that things are going in the right direction.
Moral victories in the SEC? They exist for this Vols team, and one in Norman would be a great sign of things to come.
MVP: Linebacker A.J. Johnson
It seems like A.J. Johnson has been at Tennessee for a decade, and it will be up to him to be the leader of a Vols defense that will benefit tremendously from an experienced quarterback in the middle of that defense. Johnson has finished in the top five in the SEC in tackles in each of the last two seasons and will need to play at that level again if the Vols are going to get back to a bowl.
Prediction: 6-6 (3-5 SEC), Belk Bowl
Tennessee will notch SEC wins over Kentucky, Missouri and Vanderbilt to close out the season, get to its first bowl game since 2010 and—most importantly—give this very young roster valuable bowl practices. It won't be the giant leap forward like some may want, but the best is yet to come on Rocky Top.
3. South Carolina Gamecocks
Most Important Storyline: Georgia Dome or Bust
If you're looking for the glory days of South Carolina football, these are them. The Gamecocks have posted three straight 11-win seasons but don't have an SEC Championship Game appearance to show for it during that span.
That needs to change.
They enter the season with the No. 9 ranking in the preseason AP poll, the favorite in the SEC East and with legitimate College Football Playoff expectations. Dylan Thompson enters his first year as the full-time starting quarterback and has a solid offensive line in front of him and a Heisman Trophy contender at running back in Mike Davis.
Does South Carolina have staying power, or will it regress? A trip to the Georgia Dome in early December would indicate the former.
Biggest Question Mark: New-Look Defense
With veterans like Skai Moore and Kaiwan Lewis, South Carolina's linebackers are set. The rest of the defense? That's a different story.
It isn't just the absence of Jadeveon Clowney up front who will be missed, it's fellow defensive end Chaz Sutton and tackle Kelcy Quarles. Can Darius English become a threat off the edge? Can Gerald Dixon and Gerald Dixon Jr. fill in for Sutton and Quarles, respectively? That's a lot to ask.
To compound issues, the Gamecock secondary is relatively inexperienced and is depending on freshmen Chris Lammons, Wesley Green and Al Harris Jr. to step in and be key contributors right away, according to the Associated Press.
A new defensive line coupled with inexperience on the back end of the defense isn't a recipe for success, it's a recipe for disaster. South Carolina better hope some fresh faces mature in a hurry; otherwise the defense will prevent the Gamecocks from taking that next step.
Toughest Game: vs. Georgia on Sept. 13
The Georgia game is typically the one that establishes the landscape of the SEC East, and this year's edition in Columbia is no different. Both programs will already have a big game under their belts, but Georgia will have two weeks to prepare for the SEC East showdown. Winner gets front-runner status, with the loser digging itself quite a hole to dig out of.
MVP: Running back Mike Davis
Davis is questionable for the opener against Texas A&M with a hip injury, according to The State, but when healthy, he's one of the best running backs in the entire country. The 5'9", 223-pounder has the power to run defenders over and speed to be a home run hitter in the open field. Thompson is a senior quarterback who has experience, but a solid running game led by Davis will take some pressure off of him as he takes over the starting quarterback role.
Prediction: 8-4 (5-3 SEC), Outback Bowl
South Carolina will take a small step back this year, dropping games to Georgia at home, Auburn and Florida on the road and the regular-season finale at Clemson—breaking the Gamecocks' five-game winning streak over their intra-state rivals. The defense won't be consistent enough against potent offenses and Florida's defense will shut down Davis and the Gamecocks offense in Gainesville.
2. Florida Gators
Most Important Storyline: Redemption
Last year's 4-8 debacle placed head coach Will Muschamp squarely on the hot seat, and he responded by doing what any coach fighting for his job should do—swallowed his pride.
Muschamp abandoned the pro-style offense he favors and replaced it with a hurry-up, no-huddle scheme led by new offensive coordinator Kurt Roper. Roper's system is a perfect fit for quarterback Jeff Driskel, who was the No. 1 dual-threat quarterback in the nation in 2011. Driskel has responded well according to defensive back Jabari Gorman (via: Edgar Thompson of the Orlando Sentinel):
#Gators safety Jabari Gorman said QB @jeffdriskel has not thrown an interception the entire training camp.— Edgar Thompson (@osgators) August 21, 2014
Demarcus Robinson is a potential superstar at wide receiver, Andre Debose is a threat in the slot and Kelvin Taylor has All-SEC potential at running back.
Florida's offense will be back with a vengeance in 2014, and even if it doesn't undergo a "Gus Malzahn-like" turnaround, a defense led by defensive end Dante Fowler Jr. and corner Vernon Hargreaves III will keep the Gators competitive.
Biggest Question Mark: The Offense
The offense should turn around in a hurry, and it better because there isn't much of a margin for error in Gainesville.
Florida has to be clicking on all cylinders when it goes to Alabama on Sept. 20, because after that, a road trip to Tennessee and a home game against LSU are looming. Those could make or break the Muschamp regime.
Driskel better have a firm grasp of what he's doing and stay healthy once toe meets leather, because one slip up could turn the remaining decision-makers in Muschamp's camp away from him and send the season into another tailspin.
Toughest Game: at Alabama on Sept. 20
This is just a massive game for the Gators. Its new-look offense will be going up against what's typically a top-end defense and will leave Tuscaloosa with a firm grasp of where it is and where it needs to go.
Conversely, Florida's loaded defense will be going up against an Alabama offense that has some questions up front and a new quarterback—either Blake Sims or Jacob Coker.
This is a barometer game for both programs, and it will set the tone for the remainder of the season.
MVP: Cornerback Vernon Hargreaves III
In a perfect world for Muschamp, you'll never hear anybody mention Hargreaves' name. A third-team AP All-American last year as a true freshman, Hargreaves has established himself as one of the top corners in the entire country. Teams should shy away from him, and if he takes away half of the field and forces quarterbacks to look in the other direction, it would limit options for opposing offenses and allow the rest of Florida's defense to shine.
Prediction: 9-3 (6-2 SEC), Capital One Bowl
Muschamp will keep his job and go bowling in Florida at season's end. The Gators will fall to Alabama in Tuscaloosa, Georgia in the World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party and to intra-state rival Florida State in the season finale but re-establish themselves as a team to reckon with in the SEC East.
1. Georgia Bulldogs
Most Important Storyline: Getting Back the Mojo
Georgia has the talent to be a contender for the College Football Playoff, it just has to come together.
It will in 2014.
Todd Gurley leads a deep and talented running back corps that will provide a nice insurance policy for Gurley if he gets banged up again. Michael Bennett and Chris Conley are potential All-SEC candidates at wide receiver, the Bulldogs should get back Malcolm Mitchell and Justin Scott-Wesley sooner rather than later and new quarterback Hutson Mason looked sharp in the offseason and could get the keys to a more uptempo offense.
Defensively, there's no shortage of talent in Athens. The problem was coaching, and Georgia solved the problem by hiring former Florida State defensive coordinator Jeremy Pruitt—a teacher by trade. The front seven is loaded, and despite the unexpected departures of Josh Harvey-Clemons and Tray Matthews, there is experience on the back end with corner Damian Swann and safeties Corey Moore and Quincy Mauger.
Biggest Question Mark: The Secondary
That secondary will get a boost from the move of J.J. Green to safety, the signing of junior college corner Shattle Fenteng and the presence of plenty of options including safety Aaron Davis, versatile Sheldon Dawson, corner Devin Bowman and "star" Dominick Sanders.
There are options there for Pruitt, and, considering Pruitt has national title rings from the last three seasons on his hand, hasn't he earned the benefit of the doubt?
Georgia's secondary looked like it was doing aerobics prior to the snap more times than not last year trying to get on the same page. Pruitt was brought in to be a teacher and to simplify, as he has done at his previous stops.
He'll do it again in 2014.
Toughest Game: vs. Florida on Nov. 1 in Jacksonville, Florida
It may not be for the division title when toe meets leather, but the World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party in Jacksonville will be the game that decides the winner of the SEC East. Georgia is riding a three-game winning streak over the Gators, and it'd help out Florida head coach Will Muschamp's job security if he could finally take down his alma mater in this heated rivalry.
Both teams have a bye week to prepare for it, so expect them to be refreshed, healthy and ready for the battle on the "First Coast."
MVP: Running back Todd Gurley
When healthy, Gurley is the most complete running back in the country. At 6'1", 226 pounds, he has the size to be a force between the tackles, the moves of a changeup back in space and legitimate track star speed when he gets into the open field. He's not only a threat as a running back, but provides Mason a nice safety valve as a receiver out of the backfield and understands pass protection.
If Georgia is going to be successful, Gurley will have to be successful. He will be a star in 2014 and could find his way to New York City in early December as a Heisman Trophy finalist.
Prediction: 12-0 (8-0 SEC), SEC East Champs, SEC Champs, Sugar Bowl Champs, National Runner-Up
Georgia will finally get over the hump and claim its first SEC title since 2005. It will get by Auburn in mid-November in Athens, and then beat the Tigers again in the SEC Championship Game to claim the SEC crown and the No. 1 spot in the College Football Playoff. They'll top No. 4 seed UCLA in the Sugar Bowl before falling to No. 2 Oklahoma (who will top No. 3 Florida State in the Rose Bowl) in the College Football Playoff National Championship.
Barrett Sallee is the lead SEC college football writer for Bleacher Report. Quotes were obtained firsthand unless otherwise noted. All stats are courtesy of CFBStats.com, and all recruiting information is courtesy of 247Sports.


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Hi, I'm Tia. Yeaaaaah, kinda new here. After reading Jabberjay78's Modern Games, and now taking part in his Doomsday Games, I've been inspired to do some writing of my own :]
Let the 45th Annual Hunger Games begin, and,
May the odds be ever in your favor!
- Effie Trinket
The Unfortunate Tributes
Here's a template thingy a lot of people have:
Tribute List:
Districts 1-13 will be competing, the ? column is a secret, please do not submit tributes from ?.
One District per person.
|Lucifer Shivers
|Cygnus Black
|Digit Starr
|Lucky Dawn
|Blitzen Parchok
|Ophelia Bourderax
|Silver Sunlight
|Mystic Moonlight
|Beech Aspen
|Ficusi Galpa
|Maximus Strongwell
|Mellita Wonder
|Jet Miller
|Forrest Shadows
|Terra Earth
|Birch Saunders
|Beaty Swann
|Lance Nobel
|Violetta Nobel
The Arena
The arena, it's extremely insane.
The tributes start in the middle of an insanely large canyon. But they rise, and they're standing in mid-air. They are actually poised on thick, fifty meters high cylinders. Fifty meters below the tributes, there's a river of needles, and if a tribute falls, they will be skewered with a thousand blades. So, where's the cornucopia? Right in front of them. There's only one way to get to the cornucopia, and it's by walking across a twenty meter long tightrope. Four of the tributes will be lucky. There will be four strips leading from the cornucopia, and once reaching the cornucopia, the tributes can escape by running down one of the strips where they will find the top of the canyon. Yes, one tribute will rise on each of those strips, so four will survive. Possibly. It depends who's safe. There's a cheat for surviving the tightrope walk, but only the smartest can figure it out. The tributes will be given helmets before going into the arena, and each helmet contains a propeller. There's a red button on the helmet, and once pressing the button, the tribute can clip on the helmet and propel themselves to the cornucopia then escape by either flying or sprinting down a strip. There's a time limit on the helmet, you can only use it three times, it doesn't matter how long you use it each time. So yeah, that's it I guess, one big giant canyon. I'll have a picture up soon to show you guys.
Now, like I said, there's four paths, and they each lead to a different scenery. The first path, the north strip, leads to a field, the surface carpeted with light, pink blossoms. The area is glutted with hundreds of cherry blossom trees, so it's one of the best places to keep tributes concealed. The next path, the east strip, leads to a majestic rainforest. Brimming with waterfalls, it's the best destination to keep yourself satisfied with streams of purified water, delicious blueberries draping from every bush and tree visible, and there's many stunning, precious animals cantering freely, ready to be stabbed multiple times with blades then thrown over a fire (that sounded really cruel, didn't it?). To the south (this is tiring), there's a woods like area, except there's a lot of palm trees, coconuts, pineapples and chimpanzees (did I spell that right?), so I'm callin' this place the tropical woods. You can make a nice hammock and can conceal yourself with a canopy as there's many materials and yeah. And finally, to the west, there's a beach. But it's bad to be here, and don't drink the water. Yeah it's kind of poisonous. This is a great place to come if you want someone to shoot you with an arrow or dart, as this area offers exposure and lots and lots of sand. And monkeys.
No mutts. Yet.
Each tribute starts out with $200, plus $50 each kill.
Small Knife: 50
Long Knife: 80
Throwing Knives (12): 150
Sword: 100
Spear: 100
Shortsword: 110
Longsword: 120
Two Handed Sword: 160
Hatchet: 95
Hand Axe: 100
Sickle: 75
Mace: 100
Small Scythe: 120
Large Scythe: 140
Dagger: 60
Katana: 130
Hammer: 75
Brass Knuckles: 110
Slingshot w/ 30 Rocks: 80
Scimitar: 120
Pickaxe: 115
Bow w/ 12 Arrows: 150
Crossbow w/ 12 Bolts: 150
Trident: 130
Spiked Club: 100
Spiked Shield: 140
Upgraded Weaponry
Sword Gun: 250
- Shoots sword blades from an uzi-like gun. Can pierce anything in reach of twenty yards. Comes with twenty sword blades.
Blazing War Hammer: 250
- A war hammer with a flaming blade, allows the possessor to cut through flesh without much might and it can also be used to light fires. The flame never dies out.
Edible Material and Beverages
Plastic Carton w/ 10 Apples: 140
Loaf of Bread: 75
2 Liter bottle of Water: 150
1 Liter bottle of Water: 75
Two cans of Water: 120
One can of Water: 60
Bundle of random fruits: 150
Basket of Fruits, Vegetables and Sweets: 175
Small sack of Cookies: 120
1 Liter bottle of Milk: 75
Ten strips of crispy Bacon: 65
Small bag of sweets: 120
One pouch of Water Purifier Tablets: 100
One can of Orange Juice: 65
One chocolate bar: 75
Survival, Self Defense and Other Items
Helmet: 110
Chestplate: 115
Shield: 100
Steel shin guards: 50
Tent: 105
Sleeping Bag: 95
Iodine: 110
One pouch of Instant Relief Tablets: 155
Small box of bandages: 50
Medical Kit: 160
Walking Stick (If injured): 80
Binoculars: 75
Sunglasses: 25
Dark Adaption Goggles: 80
Empty Backpack: 50
Backpack filled with random items: 100
Jacket: 120
Blanket: 65
Pair of socks: 20
Scarf: 35
Beanie: 40
Upgraded Items
Hoverboard: 350
- Allows the possessor to soar through the arena at outstanding velocity and great help when attempting to abscond from danger.
Teleportation Gun: 350
- A portal gun. When being provoked by a threat, the user can pull the trigger and it will send a light blue bolt from the barrel of the gun. When the bolt hits the approaching tribute, the tribute will vanish and will appear somewhere completely different in the arena. The user can also use the gun on themselves.
Training Scores
District 1:
Lucifer: 9
Cyrilla: 8
District 2:
Cygnus: 10
Astoria: 7
District 3:
Digit: 6
Lucky: 5
District 4:
Blitzen: 8
Elizabeth: 8
District 5:
Yuma: 6
Ophelia: 7
District 6:
Silver: 5
Mystic: 4
District 7:
Beech: 7
Ficusi: 6
District 8:
Maximus: 7
Mellita: 4
District 9:
Jet: 6
Scarlet: 9
District 10:
Carson: 5
Aleyen: 5
District 11:
Forrest: 8
Terra: 5
District 12:
Birch: 6
Beauty: 7
District 13:
Lance: 7
Violetta: 8
Death Chart
Part 1
28. Aleyen Meyer (D10): fell into the needle pit (Day 1)
27. Elizabeth Seafoam (D4): fell into the needle pit (Day 1)
26. Carson Anderberg (D10): throat slit open by Cyrilla Dusk (Day 1)
25. Yuma Ivory (D5): stabbed in the temple by Cygnus Black (Day 1)
24. Scarlet Teabella (D9): stabbed in the back repeatedly by Lucifer Shivers (Day 1)
23. Cyrilla Dusk (D1): pushed into needle pit by Ophelia Bourderax (Day 1)
22. Astoria Lovelace (D2): forehead skewered with axe by Lucifer Shivers (Day 1)
Part 1: The Games, Day 1, 10:30 A.M.
Third Person:
The tribute plates leisurely boost into the coliseum of death, each circular plate holding a harmless child. Some of the children are faultless angels, not wanting to participate in this deadly match of killing eachother off. Others are ruthless savages, bloodlust swelling inside of them and ready to rupture. The customary career pack consist of Lucifer Shivers, Cyrilla Dusk, Cygnus Black, Elizabeth Seafoam, Blitzen Parchok, Scarlet Teabella and Astoria Lovelace who gradually accepted. But she knew she would use the other six to her advantage. So, let the 45th Hunger Games begin.
First Person, Astoria Lovelace, District 2:
I'm ready to race toward the cornucopia and salvage an abundance of supplies, when I realize I'm poised in thin air. How on earth? Gunning my pupils downwards, my eyes seem to bulge as I take in the ocean of gleaming, lethal needles ready to pierce the flesh of diving tributes. What's going on? How can we get to the cornucopia now? That's when I see it, and it feel like like my heart has just leapt to my throat. Infront of me lolls a thin, pitch black tightrope. Well, this is just fantastic! Yeah, not. I guess I'm just going to have to swing my way to the cornucopia by swaying like a monkey. I'll grab the black cord with both hands then slowly slide towards the cornucopia. Don't worry, Astoria, you got this. But here's the real question, do I really?
First Person, Silver Sunlight, District 6:
Mystic. She's the girl I need to guard from thin ice. I will try my hardest to shield her from the cold blades of death, my absolute hardest. Lightly scrutinizing the tribute plates, I find that she's on one of the four golden streaks leading to the cornucopia. Who are the other three? Taking a gander once more, the other three tributes consist of Birch Saunders, Jet Miller and Cyrilla Dusk. Cyrilla, the pernicious, vindictive resident of District 1, will no doubt slay Mystic without a supporting heed. No, I won't let that happen. I can't let it happen! Abstractedly fondling my helmet, the palm of my hand taps against an oblique gizmo latched onto my helmet. Well, what do we have here?
First Person, Cyrilla Dusk, District 1:
This is going to be a straightforward picnic! The three other tributes who instituted on these paths will no doubt sprint for the cornucopia, they need supplies, don't they? The mild-mannered harmony of the gong chimes out across the arena, and I'm already shooting for the cornucopia. That kooky, whimsical girl from 6 makes it to the cornucopia first and snatches a flickering dagger before swirling around and swiping more supplies for her little boyfriend. Buckling my fingers around a small scythe, I catch hold of the crooked blade and see a small girl inching across her tightrope at a snail's pace. "Hey!" I bark, and she immediately loses grip of the rope and shrieks like crackpot as she splashes down into the needle pit.
First Person, Forrest Shadows, District 11:
That innocent, humble girl falls headfirst into marine of needles, blood spurting upwards as her body disappears, a wave of needles surfing over her. There's no way I'll die like that. I'd rather loiter on my plate and starve to death. All of a sudden, something begins quaking in the corner of my eye. Eagle eyeing the element, my eyes seem to balloon as the small boy from 6 soars towards the cornucopia. His left hand is clamped over a bloodshot knob, it must be a button that activates a propeller. Bringing my hand to my helmet, I pin down the button.
Third Person:
Silver and Forrest are currently gliding towards the cornucopia, sailing through the harsh wind. Some of the tributes look mesmerised, others envious, and others puzzled. Noticing how Forrest prodded the button fastened to his helmet, Terra Earth of District 11 follows suit. Her peaked, twiglight feet suddenly hoist into midair. Elizabeth Seafoam of District 4 scowls, having seen the three tributes zooming ahead of her. She was half way across the tightrope, slithering like a lethal cobra. Elizabeth tries reaching for the button slapped onto her helmet, when she starts to scream like the maniac she was.
First Person, Ficusi Galpa, District 7:
The girl with cobalt blue hair from 4 skids from her tightrope, trundling through the air and catching hold of the rope with her right hand, just in a second's time. She drapes from the rope and attempts to hoist herself back up, but it's no use. Suspending in thin air, she begins to weep and screech. As she wails and throws a fit, the boy from 6 makes it to the cornucopia, the boy from 11 reaching land next. The boy from 9 darts down the east strip, armed with a dagger and backpack. Looking around for Beech, I find him flying for the golden horn, the boy from 10 behind him. I know what I must do now. Snapping my hand over the button on my helmet, I take off into thin air.
First Person, Lucifer Shivers, District 1:
Elizabeth howls and yelps like a newborn, kicking her legs and choking on her own cries. That will just make her fall to her death even quicker! Winding up at the cornucopia again, I hit the button again and collapse to my feet. Ripping the helmet off, I throw it into the sea of needles and bolt for the stockpile of glittering blades. "Help!" Elizabeth screams, and I whip around, seeing her flinging around like an injured monkey. "Oh, I'll help alright." I holler, fetching a knife. "You wouldn't dare!" She screeches through cries of shock and horror. "Oh, yes I would!" I roar, then hurl the knife. The knife rips through her hand and shreds off her index and middle finger. She screams like a banshee and tumbles into the blades, cleansing the needles with the vile liquid of human blood.
First Person, Violetta Nobel, District 13:
Let the killing begin. I've already breezed in on land, but I can't find Lance anywhere. He may have already fled, but no, I know he wouldn't just leave me here. The girl from 1 has the boy from 10 in a headlock, and she's hysterically laughing as she holds her scythe to his throat. Tributes are still skying in, so Lance may not have even arrived. Or... he may have fallen into the pit. No. He's agile, stealthy. He wouldn't have. Grappling an ink-flushed spear, I evade the hurled scimitar, thrown by the boy from 2. A hand rests on my shoulder, and I whiz around with my spear poised, ready to strike the perpetrator. "What's up?" Lance bellows with a grin, raising his backpack. "Let's get out of here." I say, relieved to see my wonderful twin.
Third Person:
"You're doomed, District 10..." Cyrilla hisses as she gently rams the scythe into Carson's neck, simpering with delight. Her left hand clutching the back of Carson's head, she digs the blade in further, Carson's warm blood sloshing her beautiful, porcelain rinsed hair. Carson feebly struggles to escape Cyrilla's harsh nuzzle, squirming and screeching as the silver, sharp crescent disappears into his neck. Ripping the blade out of his throat, Cyrilla lets Carson's corpse fall beside her. "Isn't that unfortunate...Both tributes of District 10 gone in minutes..." She purrs, whipping the blade and allowing drops of blood to splatter the golden rims of the cornucopia.
First Person, Cygnus Black, District 2:
So the boy from 5 thinks he can escape the bloodbath steeled with my shortsword? I don't think so. Wrenching him backwards by jerking on his hair, he begins croaking and roaring as I hold my elongated, jet black dagger to his forehead. "Give me that sword of yours..." I hum brutally into his right ear, and he lets the silver sword fall to the ground in a flash. Sinking the knife into his temple, I wrestle his corpse to the ground and pluck the shortsword by it's leathery grip, my face shaded with the pride of victory.
First Person, Scarlet Teabella, District 9:
"You're going down, 12!" I screech, firing my florid katana in direction with the girl from 12. She knocks the katana away with her hand axe, then whips around and heads for the south strip, her twined braids rippling behind her. "She's mine if we run into her." I hiss to Lucifer, who grins with satisfaction and thrusts a sword into my back. "What are you doing?!" I shriek, falling to my knees as the stinging pain of death slithers into me. "W-why?" And the answer I recieve is his bloodcurling smirk. Grabbing the sword by it's handle, I predict he's going to rip it out of me, but instead, he jams the blade in deeper and slashes up and down. He then begins carving more criss-cross lines, cracking my back open and allowing blood to trickle from the many cuts. Clefting open my back, he loops the blade then carves a crude '1' into my flesh, then says, "oh dear, silly me. You're a career aren't you. Try harder in the crusts of hell!" He bawls, then cleaves open my back with a half-moon slash.
First Person, Terra Earth, District 11:
Nabbing a slingshot from the cornucopia, I adjust my rucksack and twirl around, ready to dart away from the ruckus and dangers of the cornucopia's butchery. As I begin sprinting with my head down, I bang against someone and screech, realizing I have no ammunition for my slingshot. "Terra?" The boy murmurs and I sigh, realizing it's just Forrest. "H-hi Forrest." I mumble then briskly sway to my feet. "I-I gotta get going." I whisper, then waver around him. "Wait!" He screeches, and I moan. "What is it now?!" "Alliance?" He puts forth, grinning. Really? He wants a 13 year old girl as an ally? "Um... sure." I say unsurely, then jog towards him. "What way do you want to go?" "Let's head west, I haven't seen many people heading that way." "Okay then. Let's go!"
Third Person:
Forrest and Terra begin sprinting for the west strip, when the two of them hear a shrill, cuckooing sound behind them. "Drop!" Forrest shouts, and the two of them fall to the ground. The glistening knife whizzes over them, and embeds itself into Maximus Strongwell's thigh. Maximus groans and drags himself away, headed for the north strip. Terra screams, and Forrest runs towards her and scoops her up, his hatchet at the ready. Cyrilla readies another knife and hurls it, her eyes locked on the undimmed, satiny blade. The knife embeds itself in Forrest's ankle, and the two of them reel to the ground. "Come on Forrest!" Terra bellows, latching onto Forrest's forearm and lugging him down the west strip, when the next knife comes spinning toward her with vicious velocity. Twirling away from the twinkling blade, Terra and Forrest unlink and evade the noxious throw of the knife. Terra catches hold of the knife and slots the blade into her slingshot, it's goal being Cyrilla's angelic frontage. Terra slings back the velvety vein connected to her piddling slingshot, and the knife slashes Cyrilla's cheek. "Come on Forrest! Get up!" Terra screams, and Forrest follows her instructions. The two of them weakly stalk away from the massacre, happy to be in eachother's arms.
First Person, Ophelia Bourderax, District 6:
Seeing Cyrilla falling to the ground, choking on her own blood, gives me a chance to strike. Slick like a hawk, I wing in on her, then grab her by her snow white hair. Tugging her along the surface, I rip her hair out with all my might then knock her over, sending her tumbling into the needle pit. And to finish the bloodbath, Lucifer Shivers buries his axe into Astoria Lovelace's forehead. All the female careers have been wiped out, even that noob from 9. A pretty quick bloodbath, but everyone has vanished into the outskirts of the arena, veiled by flossy clouds. I push Lucifer Shivers aside as I prance down the south strip.


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As noun
a stick, wand, staff, or the like, of wood, metal, or other material
a straight, slender shoot or stem of any woody plant, whether still growing or cut from the plant
fishing rod
(in plastering or mortaring) a straightedge moved along screeds to even the plaster between them
a stick used for measuring
a unit of linear measure,
yards or
feet (
meters); linear perch or pole
a unit of square measure,
square yards (
m); square perch or pole
a stick, or a bundle of sticks or switches bound together, used as an instrument of punishment
punishment or discipline:Not one to spare the rod, I sent him to bed without dinner
a wand, staff, or scepter carried as a symbol of office, authority, power, etc
authority, sway, or rule, especially when tyrannical
lightning rod
a slender bar or tube for draping towels over, suspending a shower curtain, etc
a branch of a family; tribe
a pattern, drawn on wood in full size, of one section of a piece of furniture
a pistol or revolver
the penis
one of the rodlike cells in the retina of the eye, sensitive to low intensities of light
Compare cone (def )
a rod-shaped microorganism
Also called leveling rod, stadia rod
a light pole, conspicuously marked with graduations, held upright and read through a surveying instrument in leveling or stadia surveying
round metal stock for drawing and cutting into slender bars
As verb (used with object), rodded, rodding
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to even (plaster or mortar) with a rod
to reinforce (the core of a mold) with metal rods
As noun
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Symbol: Fe; atomic weight:
; atomic number: ; specific gravity:
at °C
Compare cast iron, pig iron, steel, wrought iron
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an instrument, utensil, weapon, etc
, made of iron
an appliance with a flat metal bottom, used when heated, as by electricity, to press or smooth clothes, linens, etc
one of a series of nine iron-headed clubs having progressively sloped-back faces, used for driving or lofting the ball
Compare wood (def )
a branding iron
any of several tools, structural members, etc
, of metals other than iron
the blade of a carpenter's plane
a pistol
a harpoon
a preparation of iron or containing iron, used chiefly in the treatment of anemia, or as a styptic and astringent
irons, shackles or fetters:Put him in irons!
a sword
As adjective
of, containing, or made of iron:an iron skillet
resembling iron in firmness, strength, color, etc
:an iron will
stern; harsh; cruel
inflexible; unrelenting
strong; robust; healthy
holding or binding strongly:an iron grip
irritating or harsh in tone:an iron voice
As verb (used with object)
to smooth or press with a heated iron, as clothes or linens
to furnish, mount, or arm with iron
to shackle or fetter with irons
to smooth and thin the walls of (an object being deep-drawn)
As verb (used without object)
to press clothes, linens, etc
, with an iron
As Verb phrases
iron out, to iron or press (an item of clothing or the like)
to remove (wrinkles) from by ironing
to resolve or clear up (difficulties, disagreements, etc
): The problem was ironed out months ago
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in irons, Nautical
(of a sailing vessel) unable to maneuver because of the position of the sails with relation to the direction of the wind
(of a towing vessel) unable to maneuver because of tension on the towing line
Also, into irons
in shackles or fetters
irons in the fire, matters with which one is immediately concerned; undertakings; projects:He had other irons in the fire, so that one failure would not destroy him
pump iron, to lift weights as an exercise or in competition
strike while the iron is hot, to act quickly when an opportunity presents itself
As noun
a rounded rod, usually of wood, tapering toward each end, used in hand-spinning to twist into thread the fibers drawn from the mass on the distaff, and on which the thread is wound as it is spun
the rod on a spinning wheel by which the thread is twisted and on which it is wound
one of the rods of a spinning machine that bear the bobbins on which the spun thread is wound
any rod or pin suggestive of a spindle used in spinning, as one that turns around or on which something turns; an axle, axis, or shaft
a vertical shaft that serves to center a phonograph record on a turntable
either of two shafts or arbors that support the work on a lathe, one (live spindle) on the headstock, rotating with and imparting motion to the work, the other (dead spindle) on the tailstock, motionless
a small axis, arbor, or mandrel
an iron rod or the like, usually with a ball or cage at the top, fixed to a rock, sunken reef, etc
, to serve as a guide in navigation
a measure of yarn, containing, for cotton, , yards (, meters), and for linen, , yards (, meters)
a hydrometer
Cell Biology
a spindle-shaped structure, composed of microtubules, that forms near the cell nucleus during mitosis or meiosis and, as it divides, draws the chromosomes to opposite poles of the cell
a short, turned or circular ornament, as in a baluster or stair rail
spindle file
Eastern New England
a tassel on an ear of corn
Chiefly New Jersey and Delaware Valley
As adjective
spindle side
As verb (used with object), spindled, spindling
to give the form of a spindle to
to provide or equip with a spindle or spindles
to impale (a card or paper) on a spindle, as for sorting purposes
As verb (used without object), spindled, spindling
to shoot up, or grow, into a long, slender stalk or stem, as a plant
to grow tall and slender, often disproportionately so
As noun
a flight of stairs with its framework, banisters, etc
, or a series of such flights
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