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(Madisonville, KY) - Mr. Davenport passed away September 30th, 2008, in Tennessee due to injuries sustained in the collision.
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(Madisonville, KY) - Mr. Teddie Davenport was operating his vehicle southbound on KY 295 towards Eddyville, KY. Mr. Davenport lost control of his vehicle and exited the left side of the roadway. Mr. Davenport then overcorrected his vehicle and crossed back over the roadway, striking an earth embankment. Impact with the embankment caused the vehicle to overturn several times, ejecting Mr. Davenport from the vehicle. Mr. Davenport was treated on scene by Lyon County EMS and Crittenden County EMS before being life flighted to Western Baptist Hospital. Mr. Davenport was later transferred to Vanderbilt Hospital were he remains in critical condition.

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Five people are in custody after authorities served a search warrant on a Chandler home and seized $30,000 in cash, along with a stash of weapons, ammunition and drugs.
Detectives with the Arizona Department of Public Safety's Criminal Investigations Division said tools used to weigh and package drugs were also confiscated on Tuesday.
Three rifles, a shotgun and four handguns were seized. One handgun had previously been reported stolen to the Tempe Police Department.
The drugs seized included half an ounce of methamphetamine, three grams of heroin and an ounce of marijuana, all of which were prepackaged for sale, DPS detectives said.
Four suspects were found inside the home. A fifth person who hid in the attic, refused to comply with orders to surrender. Authorities fired pepper balls into the home, and the suspect gave up.
The search warrant stemmed from a traffic stop earlier this month. A DPS officer conducted a search of the vehicle and located methamphetamine, heroin and prescription pills packaged for sale.
Information obtained during the traffic stop led detectives to the home in Chandler.
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California, whose green ambitions helped the solar and wind industries take root, is taking an essential next step by proposing a sharp rise in energy storage to better integrate renewable power with the rest of the grid.
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Welcome to our first edition of Inside magazine which will focus on enterprise data management in banking, wealth management, insurance, European institutions and healthcare industries.
Within the current market landscape, two different forces are at work when we talk about enterprise data management and the related pressure for operational excellence. First, firms in various sectors face continuously increasing regulatory requirements, demanding a stronger focus on transparency and reporting.
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These factors lead to a sharp increase in data production. An example from the financial sector shows that a greater variety of financial instruments results in a more complex data environment for financial institutions to manage.
Besides the volume of data, it is also the variety of sources and number of data users which has grown, leading to additional issues in terms of organisation and governance. Defining the right governance structure, rules and roles has become one of the major discussion topics in this area.
Master and reference data, along with all the processes and systems designed to manage data, form the parameters of business activities. For example, data on product or client characteristics are used for both high-level decision making and day-to-day business. Unreliable data can lead to unreliable decision making, operational failures or client incidents with a potentially detrimental impact on a firm's profitability and reputation.
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Imagine beaming electric power from space as a viable solar energy option. Engineer and researcher Martin Hoffert, professor emeritus and former chair of the department of applied science at New York University, will discuss this theory further in a free lecture, open to the public, on Nov. 4, 2009 at NJIT, from 3-4:30 p.m. in the NJIT Campus Center Atrium. >>
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Dickson D. Despommier, a professor of environmental health sciences at the Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia University, discussed vertical farms, the agriculture for the 21st century, at the NJIT Technology and Society Forum Series yesterday. Vertical urban farms could help to repair many of the world's damaged ecosystems and moderate global climate change, says Despommier. Social benefits include fostering a sustainable urban environment that encourages good health, new employment opportunities, fewer abandoned lots and buildings, cleaner air, and an abundant supply of safe drinking water. Despommier's lecture drew a large number of community organizers, including Newark Councilman Donald M. Payne, City of Newark Sustainability Officer Chelsea Arbusher, and Greater Newark Conservancy Executive Director Robin Dougherty, in addition to representatives from the Trust for Public Land, Newark Public Schools, Rutgers University and the Ironbound Community Corporation. >>
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NEW YORK – Wins and losses are important – that goes without saying. And if the Rangers don't start picking up wins soon, well, it's going to get late awfully early for first-year Rangers' coach Alain Vigneault and his players.
But despite their 2-0 loss to Montreal (7-5-0) in New York's home opener at sparkling re-opened Madison Square Garden, there is reason to be optimistic. As currently on the ice, this is a poor offensive team. But that's because of all the talent missing. And the reinforcements are coming.
Carl Hagelin (offseason shoulder surgery) is eligible and likely to return from long-term injury reserve Tuesday at the Islanders. While Rick Nash (concussion) is out indefinitely, captain Ryan Callahan (broken thumb) has resumed skating, and could be less than two weeks from returning.
But right now, it's a challenge offensively. The Rangers (3-7-0) had limited Grade 'A' chances in their latest-by-date home opener since the 1947-48 season. While systemically they did some good things, they were just unable to finish their chances against Canadiens backup goaltender Peter Budaj (27 saves, 11th career shutout).
"We're doing a lot of the right things," Vigneault said. "We had net-presence. Every time we took a shot, we had people converging to the net trying to win the battle in front of their net. Give them credit, they did a good job of protecting their goaltender, and their goaltender did a good job controlling the rebounds."
"The last few games we've done a nice job getting some offensive zone time," said defenseman Marc Staal. "We just haven't been able to connect and make enough happen around their net to get one by him. Traffic, crashing the net, we need to find a way to bang a couple in. Can't win a game without scoring goals."
Still, there is reason to be optimistic. The first goal the Rangers allowed on Monday was with the Canadiens on the man advantage, as Tomas Plekanec broke in on Rangers goaltender Henrik Lundqvist (25 saves), who returned after missing two games with a mystery injury. But aside from that and a controversial goal with 2:51 remaining and the Rangers pushing for the equalizer, the Blueshirts were much improved in their own end.
As compared to their first 5 games, when they were outscored 25-9, they've allowed 10 goals in their last 5 games.
"Defensively it hasn't been an issue," Vigneault said. "We've been getting good goaltending, and support from the five players on the ice. We're generating a sufficient amount of chances to get more offense than what we're getting right now. Right now we're having a tough time finding the back of the net, but I don't think it's from a lack of possession or a lack of things that permit you to do it."
The problem is, they've only scored six goals in their last five games, and a total of 15 in ten regular season games. And while they have a much better understanding of Vigneault's defensive system, it won't mean anything unless the team can finish its chances.
"Especially considering it's the home opener – guys were so excited," said Chris Kreider, who skated 17:43, and may have been the Rangers best skater. "There was an energy in the room, the effort was there, same effort as Detroit if not more so. We learned from that game, and we got better, but we didn't get the result we wanted.
The Rangers were shut-out in their home opener for the first time since 1998-99, a 1-0 loss to the Flyers.
To make room for the likely return of Hagelin, the Rangers sent Jesper Fast to Hartford (AHL) after the game.
The Canadiens' second goal was scored by Alex Galchenyuk, who appeared to direct the puck into the net using his skate. After a review from the NHL office in Toronto, it was determined to be a legal goal, which clearly frustrated Lundqvist.
"If that's not a kick, I don't know what a kick is," Lundqvist said. "Seriously, there needs to be some sort of consistency in the calls. I think that's a kick. That's my opinion. It's just a frustrating goal there that kind of kills the whole game and it is what it is. It would be very interesting to hear their explanation for it just to know moving forward what the rule really is."


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Snack and candy-makers launched their newest, healthiest options during a recent candy expo in Chicago. We went, we tasted, we researched and we checked with nutritionists to whittle down the selections until they satisfied our two main criteria: treats that taste great and aren't ridiculously bad for you.
And while we don't claim that any of these choices are healthier snack foods than a carrot with humus or a slice of apple with peanut butter — sometimes, you really want to indulge with a cookie or a candy bar. So go for it.
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Calories: 60 per cookie Total fat: 2g Saturated fat: 1g Sugar: 9g Vitamins: nothing significant
Research says: Diets rich in fiber from whole grains — such as quinoa — can help prevent breast cancer for pre-menopausal women, according to a study published in the International Journal of Epidemiology. Eating more than 30 grams of fiber daily can reduce your risk by 52 percent. Each cookie has nearly a gram of dietary fiber.
Experts say: "So many Americans fall very short on whole grain intake. At the same time, we overdose on refined grains. So it's always a great idea to swap out some refined grains in favor of whole grains like quinoa. Quinoa is a whole grain that fills you up, it contains protein, and it's a good source of dietary potassium." — Elisa Zied, registered dietitian and author of "Nutrition At Your Fingertips"
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Main ingredients: organic white whole wheat flour, organic goji berries, organic ginger and walnuts
Calories: 25 per cookie Total fat: 1g Saturated fat: 1/2g Sugar: 2g Vitamins: nothing significant
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Experts say: "Walnuts have been related to lower rates of heart disease, and like all nuts, they have trace minerals and other micronutrients that can be hard to find in the diet. And, somewhat ironically, frequent nut consumption has been linked to lower body weight." — Mary Flynn, registered dietitian at The Miriam Hospital and assistant professor of medicine at Brown University in Rhode Island
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Main ingredients: cocoa solids and cane sugar
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AUSTIN, Tex. (Reuters) - Texas on Tuesday executed the second of two men convicted of abducting a former co-worker with mental disabilities and shooting her to death in 1998, laughing as the woman suffered.
In the first execution of the year in Texas, Michael Wayne Hall, 31, was put to death by lethal injection 13 years to the day after the death of Amy Robinson, 19. He was pronounced dead at 6:23 p.m., said Jason Clark, a spokesman for the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.
Hall's friend, Robert Neville, was executed in 2006 for the murder.
When Robinson was riding her bike to her job at a grocery store, Hall and Neville offered her a ride and drove her to a field in Fort Worth, according to an account by the Texas Attorney General's office. There, Neville tried unsuccessfully to shoot her with a crossbow, according to court documents. Then, Hall shot her with a pellet gun and Neville shot her with a .22 caliber rifle, killing her, the account said.
The two men returned to the scene a few days later. Hall took keys and money from her pocket and Neville fired shots into her dead body, according to the account.
Hall and Neville said in a 1998 television interview that they chose to kill Robinson, who was part American Indian, because she was not white and because she trusted them. Hall said in the interview that the two men "busted out laughing" as she died.
Hall's lawyers argued that he also had mental disabilities and was therefore exempt from the death penalty.
Before his death, Hall gave a tearful final statement in which he apologized to Robinson's family for causing "heartache, grief, pain and suffering" and to his own family for letting them down.
"Here I am, a big, strong youngster, crying like a baby," Hall said at the end of the statement, according to Clark. "I am man enough to show my emotions and I am sorry. I'm sorry for everything. I wish I could take it back, but I can't."
Hall's last meal was fried, barbecued and baked chicken, along with pizza, brownies, sweet tea, milk and vanilla pudding, Clark said.
The execution was the sixth in the United States this year. Texas executed 17 people in 2010, down from 24 in 2009. The state has executed more than four times as many people as any other state since the death penalty was reinstated in the United States in 1976, according to the Death Penalty Information Center.
Texas' supply of sodium thiopental, a sedative in short supply used in the execution of Hall, expires in March. There is one more execution scheduled in the state this month, none scheduled for March and one scheduled for April. Some other states have moved to another drug, pentobarbital, which is sometimes used to euthanize animals.
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John Pincince (University of Hawai'i at Manoa, Ph.D., 2007; B.A., 1992) is an Advanced Lecturer in History and the Director of the Asian Studies Program at Loyola University Chicago where he teaches courses in global history, international studies, the history of modern South Asia, and colonialism. Pincince's research focuses on the history of Indian and Hindu nationalism. He is currently completing a book on V.D. Savarkar and the origins of Hindu national identity. In 2000, he received the Watumull Scholarship for Study in India through the Research Corporation of the University of Hawai'i.
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What are the limitations that keep new educational designs from being implemented tomorrow in schools and especially in higher education?
School is my awful job and learning is my amazing hobby; This has been my take on life ever since and contrary to what I thought would happen, it hasn't changed in the last few months of college, when I have actually found that undergraduate studies aren't much different from its earlier analogous structures in what concerns quality of learning.
I figured something would change in college, it had to. No institution of higher education would, like it had always been done before, only try to standardize me through disengaging processes of memorization and mechanization in class, and then test me for it, but they did so, and so I keep dragging my feet through the halls like I always did, uninspired by it all.
Well, here I am watching 10 TED talks and having more fun than I had in any of my classes so far, where I am basically taught simple things as if they were complicated instead of the opposite.
I think the education systems we have are all about making us easily browsable encyclopedias of knowledge and funny looking calculators without ever compelling us to make our own connections between concepts and subjects, understanding them at their core or questioning the underlying mechanisms that drive the phenomena we study, but why? Why does this happen when we have computers that are infinitely better at storing data then our brain and when we know that in order to come up with creative solutions to real life problems we have to do so much more than just recall previous knowledge; also, there is an important link between the education of today and the leader of tomorrow, and if we continue using the educational techniques of yesterday then we will keep having the same uninspired (to say the least) leaders of today. Now my question is: Do you think this is a problem? Exactly what is causing this? Is it a economic or a sociological issue? Does the academic world want to solve this? Does the corporate world? Do the governments? Do you think it can be solved? How?
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Nov 19 2012: There is zero value to memorizing facts today as explained in this great talk by Seth Godin. Sir Ken Robinson also has two fantastic talks on TED (already mentioned in comments below).
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AUBURN, Ala. — Auburn University plans to replace the oak trees at Toomer's Corner if they die.
University spokesman Mike Clardy said Wednesday that President Jay Gogue has accepted a committee's recommendation to move at least one large tree to the site where Auburn fans have long celebrated victories.
Those celebrations have included rolling the two oaks with toilet paper.
Clardy said Wednesday the tree's survival prospects will be clearer in the spring if they have any new leaf growth. He says "they have continued to go downhill."
The trees were poisoned, allegedly by Alabama fan Harvey Updyke, after a win over the Crimson Tide in the 2009 season.
The 63-year-old Updyke has pleaded not guilty to multiple counts of felony criminal mischief and other charges and is scheduled for a March trial.
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Manatee Habitat announces new director
Date: May 5, 2009
by: The Observer Staff
Ron Turner has taken the position of executive director of Manatee County Habitat for Humanity, the organization announced this morning.
"I am excited to be part of this wonderful organization and look forward to helping Manatee Habitat build the organizational infrastructure necessary to build more houses for families in need," Turner said.
Before his newest role, Turner served as deputy chief of staff and district director U.S. Rep. Vern Buchanan, vice president for governmental issues and economic development with the Greater Sarasota Chamber of Commerce and as an elected official in DeSoto County.
"After a thorough search, the Board feels confident that Ron is the right choice for leading our Habitat for Humanity affiliate as it reaches for bigger goals," said Manatee Habitat Board President Mike Kennedy. "We look forward to what the organization will be able to achieve with his experience leading nonprofit and governmental organizations."
Manatee Habitat is completing the final homes at Washington Park, a 12-home subdivision in Palmetto and will go on to build at Cortez Landings — a community of more than 50 homes in Bradenton.
Manatee County Habitat for Humanity is a non-profit, ecumenical, Christian, volunteer-based organization dedicated to building homes in partnership with low-income families who need safe, decent, affordable housing. For more information, visit www.manateehabitat.org.
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Is it just me or is the fact that summer is almost over completely surreal? Like seriously — where did this season go?!?
Trying to enjoy the last few hazy days of summer, I managed to spend a Saturday afternoon strolling around the shopaholic's paradise known as SoHo (and if you never been, then you should now know that Saturdays in SoHo means streets filled with shopping-crazed tourists along with a few locals trying to keep it real). Fortunately, my wandering travels lead me to meet 3 young ladies who each rock a style that totally their own.
With the last few days of summer on my mind, I was itching to find out what these stylistas will be missing the most about summer. As for me, I think the one thing I'm going to miss is not having to worry about a heavy coat ruin the vibe of your look or the fact that you can throw on a pair of Le Smoking Slippers without having to think twice about putting on socks.
But if you want to hear a less granny-fied answer to "What summer trends and style will you miss?," check out what these chiquitas had to say:
Name: Lunathi
Occupation: Student
Tell us about your look today: It's very colorful. It's very unique. I don't like to wear things that most people have. I like to stick out in some way or another hence my hair style and the bright colored shirt. Mixed with just plain black. Neutral but very colorful at the same time.
What summer trends or summer pieces will you miss with fall just around the corner? Definitely going to miss shorts, short-sleeved T-shirts — those are my favorite. I'm going to miss summer hats, like straw hats, and sunglasses.
How would you describe your style in three words? Funky. Ethnic. Simple.
Name: Taylor Hayden
Occupation: Fashion Designer
Tell us about your look today: I'm wearing a tank top from Patricia Field, and a skirt I designed myself. I'm wearing hose from American Apparel, and shoes from Jeffrey Campbell.
What summer trends or summer pieces will you miss with fall just around the corner? I'm going to miss the circle skirt. Cropped shorts. Tanks. And most importantly crop tops.
How would you describe your style in three words? Different. Edgy. Fun.
Name: Natasha Rodriguez-Bacchus
Occupation: Graphic Designer/Jewelry Designer
Tell us about your look today: So my shirt is kind of cut-up, and this dress I also cut up from Zara. And the shoes I got on super sale at Zara.
What summer trends or summer pieces will you miss with fall just around the corner? I'm going to miss the sheer-skirt-long-skirt-over-the-short-black-mini-skirt. I mean you can kind of rock it in the winter, but it'll be tougher, I think, for sure. I'm looking forward to the winter 'cause I can whip out some coats which is exciting.
How would you describe your style in three words? Minimalism. Ease. Classicism.
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This is a bit late, but we spent some time on research as well to solidify insight into the issue of public education and commoditization.
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So after much discussion. We will be showcasing our project, but it will be the morning this Friday. Very short notice but as I have to go to work at 1, it's the only time. We have decided not to showcase at galbraith hall because it does not suit our project. Reading the emails being sent, I…
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So Friday we went to the park and set up our frame. Its complete. We had just enough fabric about 20 yards. When we exhibit we're going to hold down the fabric with twistie ties, because that's the cheapest way. We will have sand bags around the frame to keep it a little more stable as well.
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Behind curtains.
Yeah, cause WE'RE THAT BRILLIANT.
So we went back to Home Depot and got the PVC pipes cut again….FOR FREE! HOORAY for free things. We also went back to Wal-Mart to get an extra bulk of fabric because the ten yards we had won't be enough to cover the frame.
I had to drive back…
Check out the PowerPoint we presented in class. Most of the content is already on this website, however it also features photos from final ceremony/performance.
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Double-sided postcards distributed to our customers. It helped better inform people of our project's background and intentions.
View more here.
This is what I got from the emails.
1. Exhibit WILL NOT take place at the reception in the Theatre District and the Loft on Nov. 19 and 20 from 5:30-7pm.
Exhibit will not take place in those rooms because of undergraduates being under 21.
2. Too late to make any changes event is next week
BUT… hasn't the loft and any UCSD event always tagged people who were over 21 with a wrist band or something?………….
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So on Friday we had met up to construct our wonderful tent. We also decided that we needed to do some group planning before we continued on. Changes that were made:
Motion sensing music,s-s-scratch that. It was very glitchy and I do not hope for graduation music to be on at the wrong time….
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So our group discussed the final logistics for the project.
(The diagram was made using the Eagle program! haha Primarily used for circuitry diagrams….. thank you electrical engineers!)
The tent was definitely too big being 8' x 4' x 7' (l x w x h). We originally planned it as a hideout….


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Lustgarten, who won a council seat in Patterson by a narrow margin in 2012, was ecstatic Monday, Feb. 24.
"I was shocked," Lustgarten said of the award. "It just really touched me. It gives me a good feeling to be thought of like that by some really powerful women."
Crows Landing resident Zora Arredondo and former Mayor Pat Maisetti announced their nomination at the meeting Feb. 18. A banquet celebrating this year's 10 selections from around the county will be held at 6 p.m. Saturday, March 15.
Later, the council agreed by consensus to have Lustgarten serve as mayor pro tem—the person to lead the council meetings in the absence of the mayor.
"I've just been really lucky enough to help a lot of women in the area," Lustgarten said, noting how she recently helped a woman specifically get out of an abusive relationship and back on her feet.
Lustgarten disclosed during her campaign in 2012 that she had previously been in an abusive relationship and recovered. Since the incident, she indicated she would like to help others regarding abuse.
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Maisetti said she specifically chose Lustgarten as a nomination based on her work in the community as a council member.
"She's extremely active with the senior group (Hammon Senior Center) and what they're doing," Maisetti noted. "She's the one on the council that always asks a great deal of questions, also. She's a credit to the town."
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1. Georgia Tech may have new headgear to show off for its nationally-televised season opener on Monday. It's possible new uniforms are coming, too.
Said Tech spokesman Wayne Hogan, "We've got a lot of things in the pipeline."
Wednesday, multiple Yellow Jackets players posted a photo of a new helmet on their Twitter accounts that drew instant reaction, positive and negative. The photo and messages hinting that it would be worn in Monday's game against Virginia Tech were taken down soon after they were posted.
Hogan acknowledged that the helmet – white with adjoining hexagonal cells outlined in gold, suggesting a yellow jacket nest – was legitimate, though he didn't know if it would be worn against the Hokies. The helmet will have the interlocking "GT" logo applied when it is used for a game. Monday, Tech will wear its white road uniforms with blue trim.
The team and outfitter Russell Athletic have worked on new designs for a uniform, Hogan said, with many different combinations of helmets, jerseys and pants in the mix. He said nothing is "significantly different" from Tech's uniforms of late, although it would be difficult to describe the white helmet as anything less than that.
"What we're trying to do is give some options of several different things that we think the players will enjoy being a part of," Hogan said.
To the delight of some fans and horror of others, alternate uniforms have become the rage in college football, notably Oregon and Maryland. A segment of Tech's fan base has called for untraditional uniform designs to keep up with the trend, which some believe can help in recruiting. Reaction on Twitter to the white helmet ranged from "pretty cool" to "yuck!!!" to "they look like a golf ball."
"I just feel like we need to come up with some Russell combat uniform or something," said quarterback/A-back Synjyn Days, referring to Nike's Pro Combat uniforms. "I feel like it should be something crazy, but I'm not sure if our alumni would [go for] that because it's a tradition, white and gold."
2. On the ACC coaches teleconference on Wednesday, coach Paul Johnson and Virginia Tech coach Frank Beamer were queried on a popular topic in advance of any game in which Tech's opponent has extra time to prepare – whether or not the added practice time helps the opposing defense get ready for the Jackets' option-based spread offense.
"I think that's helpful," Beamer said. "You see this offense one time a year, and having a little extra time to work on that part of it, I do think that's a benefit. The other thing is, no matter who you put out there, our scout team can't run it like their team, that's for sure."
"I've never really bought into all that," Johnson said. "I think you've got more time to get ready, we've got more time to get ready for them. It works out pretty much the same. I might be in the minority, but that part, I've never really thought much about it or worried about it that much."
3. There were no injury updates following Wednesday's practice, as coaches or players were not made available to media. Defensive players and coaches will be available Thursday, followed by Johnson's news conference on Friday.
In case you missed it…
Broderick Snoddy, Tech's potential game-changer
B-backs remain a question mark
Jeff Schultz's column on Tech's defense
B-backs still unsettled for Georgia Tech
Recalling the 2000 Georgia Tech-Virginia Tech lightning game
Ready or not, Jabari Hunt-Days to start vs. Hokies
Quayshawn Nealy buying in to Tech defense
Jeremy Moore's opportunity arrives
Days to play 'somewhere' for Tech
August 29th, 2012
6:25 pm
superDawg, stop posting stupid comments on rival schools articles. It makes uga look like a bunch of dummies.
August 29th, 2012
6:28 pm
Lets just hope we have a better outcome than georgia did in their spiffy uniforms.
August 29th, 2012
6:34 pm
"Golf ball" is exactly what I thought of when I saw the picture. Stick with traditional uniforms (I personally prefer the Navy Blue and Gold like the 1990 team wore). we all saw how absolutely retarded UGA looked last season in thier underoo's at the dome (I don't know how Boise State's players could even focus they were laughing so hard!!) — why even go down that road. Last time I checked an ugly uniform doesn't make you play better.
August 29th, 2012
6:36 pm
Not doing the Power Rangers thing this year, superDwag? I guess when you lose to Boise in them…
August 29th, 2012
6:40 pm
So confirmed that we won't have new unis on monday? But he "doesn't know" if they will wear the helmets? That has got to be a straight lie.
August 29th, 2012
6:40 pm
Wow when dwagfans are the first to post on a GT site, then they must need something to do. Bloomers would still look better than those Santa suit uniforms you guys had superdawg.
I think they do look like a golf ball, but if that helps remind them to get long drives, avoid hazards, score well, and get a shot at a title then I'm all for it.
August 29th, 2012
6:41 pm
I actually really liked uga's unis for the boise game.
August 29th, 2012
6:42 pm
@ dry dirt road
C'mon, man, chime in. This is SO your wheelhouse.
For the record, I don't pretend to know what motivates 18-24 year olds.
If this gets them pumped, so be it.
Go Jackets.
August 29th, 2012
6:44 pm
@NC Jacket
Yeah, I thought their jerseys against Boise were fine. I didn't understand the hubub.
Not nearly as atrocious as bobo's playcalling.
August 29th, 2012
7:03 pm
Yellowjackets live underground. They don't build honeycombs. If you want something "suggesting a yellowjacket nest", draw a picture of a hole in the ground.
August 29th, 2012
7:27 pm
I retract my comment about the honeycomb shape — apparently, they do build nests with octagonal cells.
August 29th, 2012
7:27 pm
Yellow jackets also build hexagonal nests, even though they don't produce honey.
August 29th, 2012
7:29 pm
Ostrich Racer, do you have Google on your browser?
August 29th, 2012
8:13 pm
I'm don't agree with everything "WnE" says, but I have to give him/her credit.
And I'll bet that he/she was the same blogger that called for Chan Gailey's ousting 3 years before it happened. They could see the writing on the wall.
Folks, there a 2 accomplishments in CFB. One happens (or doesn't happen in our case) in February. Signing Day. The other plays out over the course of 4.5 months during the season in wins and losses.
The 2 achievements are ABSOLUTELY interlinked.
Recruit well, win games. Don't recruit well… Lose games.
Please… Wake up, and realize this regime is incredibly deficient in half the battle.
Send them on their way.
August 29th, 2012
8:32 pm
How about the "hell with the new uniforms" until we beat VT.
Get after it Yellow Jackets!!!
August 29th, 2012
8:45 pm
@Birmingham Jacket
The thing with WnE has nothing to do with opinions. C'mon man, you're smart enough to figure that out.
We tolerate opinions on here just fine. UGA fans like Dawg48, Dawglasville, DawginLex etc. are accepted here because they're actually interested in a- wait for it….. discussion.
And I prefer to wait until the season begins before passing judgement.
If CPJ keeps Tech at 8-5 until he finds his Tommy Frazier, well, that's more wins than losses.
Think about it- how does the O'Leary regime look without Joe Hamilton. Really, think about it.
Football is, and will always be, a primarily QB driven game. There are exceptions, but they're rare.
He did well in getting Vad Lee and Justin Thomas on the flats. The reality of CFB recruiting is- you don't know how the kid is gonna play until you get his butt on the field.
Why else are Aaron Rogers and Drew Brees the elite of the elite? There's a reason the recruiting sites take down/hide their analysis of certain players after awhile.
August 29th, 2012
8:50 pm
Pretty cool re: Unis…. Adds to the pre-game BUZZ!!!
GT unis have traditionally been some of the best. Dallas Cowboys copied them (true. check it out).
Good to stay with the trend of experimenting a bit. Gets the players hyped. Good… so be it.
Traditional ones will always be with us (don't worry traditionalists….take a deep breath).
That said, the unis will have ABSOLUTELY no impact on how the game is played Monday night.
The goal is GT WIN. Don't care what they wear really. Just WIN!
August 29th, 2012
9:04 pm
Adder: Well said Hayseed Dixie. CPJ has PLENTY of good players. And QB is the key position, but in the case of this year, I think GT can be outstanding if Tevin manages the game well, he doesn't have to make all the big plays…though he's proven he can make a few here and there.
There is some validity to all the recruiting "analysis" if you want to call it that (mostly a money-making industry for the recruiting gurus).
I live out here on the West Coast and Chip Kelly has gone 34-6 at Oregon in the past 4 yrs.
(remember they were ahead of might Auburn in 4Q of 2010 Nat Ch game….)
In that time he's only had ~6 or 7 players picked up in the NFL draft.
Chip Kelly has a great system.
So does CPJ.
Be patient all…and enjoy….
August 29th, 2012
9:12 pm
For all of you who like to bash CPJ's recruiting. How about you google "The Paul Johnson Recruiting Myth", look into the facts and figures. Then shut the "F" up.
August 29th, 2012
9:35 pm
@Long Beach Jacket
Funny you should mention Oregon.
I always thought that CPJ's goal would be to have a keep-em-guessing type of offense like an Oregon- *but* with a little bit of dirty south nastiness.
That would be an incredibly fun team to watch- and I think it's within reach. In fact, we might see it Monday night.
August 29th, 2012
9:40 pm
Why don't the jackets wear the same old gold helmet and jazz it up with a red jersey and pants that have one black leg and one green leg?
Or more simply, why fix it if it ain't broke?
Changing uniforms is the silliest thing I can imagine.
August 29th, 2012
9:45 pm
Gold with white hexagons would look ok. But not the golfball, please.
August 29th, 2012
9:52 pm
The helment looks like, dare I say but with all due respect, CHICKEN wire. Honestly, just an observation from a real dawg calling it as he sees. No baiting…no belittling…I will be watching Monday night and pulling for TECH…GO TECH!!!!
I suppose the Tech fan base is giving the same support to the dawgs against the Buffalo Bills, no Bulls?
August 29th, 2012
9:54 pm
I am sure OkieDawg will be pulling for Tech on Monday night – the only question is, which Tech is he pulling for?
August 29th, 2012
10:33 pm
Since when does the age of the fan determine whether or not something will be liked or not – and that goes for the type offense and defense run by new coaches to the style of the uniform / helmet? Change is NOT always a good thing as evidenced by the Georgia and Maryland teams uniform options over the past few years. And, since when does the style / color of the uniform aide in the recruiting process? I seriously doubt anyone can name a single player who chose a school based on it's "cool" uniform and color schemes. When the Athletic Association and/or coaching staff of any school feels there needs to be a "change" – try starting with what's INSIDE the uniform and how they play. Try spending that same money addressing the won/loss record, try spending that same money addressing the attendance for home games where at times more fans attend for the opposition than your own team. Folks talk about the Oregon team uniforms mainly because – Oregon is a winner. Folks talk about Maryland uniforms mainly because there hasn't been much else to talk about. You think the combat type uniform helped Georgia to defeat Boise last year? Ya think there might be a reason why 98% of all other colleges maintain the uniform they've worn for years?
I'm Not against change – I'm all for becoming the best you can be without resorting to gimmicks to divert attention away from focusing on that task. Once we begin to play like / win like Oregon – then let's think about changing uniforms. Until then coaches, players and fans shouldn't be debating new uniforms.
August 29th, 2012
10:44 pm
Why do you have to start winning before you change the uniforms? It seems more logical to change uniforms when you want to kick start a sluggish team. If you're already winning there is no reason to make a change…
August 29th, 2012
10:50 pm
hate to admit it: i'm a traditionalist. but…..let's try the new ones once and a while. i think it will inspire the players. out here, oregon is an interesting offense, not as complex as cpj's. but i did not like the unis they changed too.
August 29th, 2012
10:54 pm
I don't like the honeycomb pattern. It is too close to bees, which is an association I would rather not reinforce.
August 29th, 2012
11:02 pm
I agree that new uniforms will not affect the quality of play on the field. I don't think high school kids pick schools because of the uniform either. However, I do think that "cool" uniforms are an attraction for recruits, just like indoor practice facilities. While I appreciate the traditions at GT, I also like to think that we can push the envelope every now and then just like we do academically and professionally.
August 29th, 2012
11:06 pm
Love changing up the unis. Thank you!
August 29th, 2012
11:08 pm
Another thing to think about: Schools don't just recruit football players, they also recruit students. Marketing the school in this way helps recruiting for both. If it pisses off a few alumni in the process then tough luck. Not everyone can be happy.
August 29th, 2012
11:26 pm
If we're supposed to believe that they would wear this helmet with the regular uniforms then the GTAA is nuts. I think they'll have new jerseys to go along with the helmet for monday night, and hopefully something cool and traditional that we can wear for the rest of the season and for seasons to come.
August 29th, 2012
11:28 pm
I live the old colors!
August 29th, 2012
11:49 pm
Tech makes it harder and harder to be a fan.
August 29th, 2012
11:52 pm
how about more concern about beating Georgia, discovering how to play defense, and throwing the ball?
new uniforms? cows out of the barn, and GT is still worrying about what kind of lock to buy
August 30th, 2012
12:44 am
FYI—if you're interested & can listen. CPJ will be on 680 AM with Buck (UGH) & Ballew @ 1:00 PM & CFB will be on @ 2:30 PM tomorrow 30/8/2012.
August 30th, 2012
1:04 am
Please don't mess with our Old Gold helmet with the white GT on it. Not only because it is traditional, it looks great. Let Oregon and Nike come up with an uglier uniform every week, they are good at it.
August 30th, 2012
1:28 am
I remember reading of a recruit several years ago choosing AU because of their logo. No joke. IMHO uniforms should change like any other fashion. Witness the evolution of NFL logos. I was never a big fan of the GT logo. It reeks of Bud Carson. A letter T would suit me fine.
August 30th, 2012
3:05 am
Hayseed Dixie
August 29th, 2012
8:45 pm
@Birmingham Jacket
The thing with WnE has nothing to do with opinions. C'mon man, you're smart enough to figure that out.
If CPJ keeps Tech at 8-5 until he finds his Tommy Frazier, well, that's more wins than losses.
Think about it- how does the O'Leary regime look without Joe Hamilton. Really, think about it.
Football is, and will always be, a primarily QB driven game. There are exceptions, but they're rare.
Why else are Aaron Rogers and Drew Brees the elite of the elite? There's a reason the recruiting sites take down/hide their analysis of certain players after awhile.
Do you realize how you sound?
After CPJ first 2 yrs. with CHAN's recruits many GT fans were saying we'd be playing for MNCs in years 4 & 5 when CPJ got "his hand-picked Recruits for his system".
Here we are going into yr. 5 and now those same fans that talked of MNCs are now talking like you saying they'll be happy with 8-5 seasons and "close losses to UGA".
Please explain what CPJ did to LOWER YOUR DREAMS so much?
If our collective fanbase has to LOWER their expectations of GT FB that much then one must ask, is CPJ the right man to lead GT FB?
BTW you can't just remove Joe Ham from GOL's legacy because GOL busted his butt and beat out Nebraska and RECRUITED him to GT along with other pretty good players, GOL held up the RECRUITING part of his job and it paid dividends.
Also , both Aaron Rogers & Drew Brees (Cal & Purdue) were both academic qualifiers for GT, when will GT get their version of those types of dynamic passers to play at GT, we haven't had a 50% passer since Godsey played over a decade ago.
And based on CPJ 's recruiting we might not have one (50% passer) for another decade, unless of course we make some changes, if you know what I mean.
August 30th, 2012
7:21 am
Monday can't get here soon enough folks. We need something to discuss besides opinions.
Can't see TECH dragging two sets of helments to Blacksburg. They would never warm up in one set and unveil the new ones for a the game on the road. We may see them against UVA or as a drought buster for our game with the "U".
Ken, please tell us Holton is back on the practice field today.
August 30th, 2012
8:31 am
Funny that evidence otherwise points to pj being wrong on more time. Of course he will never admit the obvious.
August 30th, 2012
8:35 am
Good luck to y'all against VT. The new uniforms sure did not help us last year, as Boise State made our o-line look like midget-league players! (Can't blame the uniforms, but still!) I pull for y'all x-cept when playin' us, but I gotta be fair and tell you; those helmets are uglier than Bruce Willis's daughter "Scout"!
August 30th, 2012
8:36 am
UGA does a blackout and then Tech does a "White Out."
UGA wears Nike pro combat for a nationally televised opening game and now Tech wants to do the same thing.
We should call them the Georgia Tech Copycats.
August 30th, 2012
8:41 am
How bout blocking,tackling,catching,and running faster than your opponent. Those few things that will help rather than new uniforms. Oh I know the players want something "fresh" but gee so would I like a championship with the possibility of heading to a major bowl.
I have been a Tech fan since I was young and Bobby Dodd was running things. The AJC was 2 papers that had the cutting edge phots of Tech plays with the dotted line to show where the ball was and where it was going so Tech and Coach Johnson win I don't really care what you wear as long as I know your are Georgia Tech.
August 30th, 2012
8:50 am
I retract my last statement; no helmet (or anything else) is THAT ugly!
August 30th, 2012
8:54 am
"Change is NOT always a good thing as evidenced by"
also evidenced by the horrendous president that was elected 4 years ago
August 30th, 2012
8:59 am
In addition to the recruiting difficulties mentioned many times on here before (tough admission standards, narrow curriculum), it does not help when someone posing as a fan works extra hard using social media to try to convince a highly regarded recruit to not sign with Tech.
August 30th, 2012
9:13 am
I prefer tradition, but if the players want to mix it up once in a while and do something different, that's OK. Maybe we keep tradition at home and mix it up away. I say we where the most fan annoying uniforms at all away games just to mess with their fans.
Can you make a chrome uni that would reflect the sunshine into the fan's and opposing team's eyes? Might have to add a tinted shield to the helmut though for our own player's protection. Maybe some sort ofdesign that makes the GT players repulsive to look at and touch?
August 30th, 2012
9:15 am
I'm not bashing Paul Johnson but it's pretty apparent what's happened at Tech since he arrived. He inheritied a team fairly stocked with NFL-caliber talent. Johnson, Richard, Morgan, Dwyer, Burnett, etc. He ran that tank dry the first two years. Since those guys left, Johnson's ran about .500, and Tech hasn't exactly played tough schedules. Hell, he couldn't even beat one of the worst Georgia teams in years (2009) with a lot of those players still around.
I think Johnson's a better on-the-field coach than Gailey was, but O'Leary and Ross were the best coaches Georgia Tech has had in my lifetime.
August 30th, 2012
9:15 am
What about a material that soaks up light so that, in noght mes, they jus look like black holes running around the field. Even better, put them in a green color that is the exact same as whatever field they are playing on, or motled to look more like grass camo. Make the numbers the same style as the yardage markers.


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Do right and wrong exist?
I'm curious about objective right and wrong. If you believe in God, this is a no-brainer. Some things are wrong, some things are right, simply because God says so and He knows. But if you don't believe in God, can you still believe in objective morality? I personally don't think you can. I mean, what do you base it off of? How do you find out what's objectively right or wrong? (By objective I mean "existing independent of thought or an observer as part of reality." from dictionary.com)
Sure, there's subjective morality. Any idea of right or wrong come up with by a human is by definition subjective. That's all well and good. Problem is that it only applies to people who believe in it and it gives them no authority to proclaim anything as "what we should be doing." Very often everybody disagrees with each other and we don't get anywhere. (Just look at Congress for an example of this.)
Maybe you disagree with me and you think there is objective morality but no God. That's fine. I would like to ask you to answer a question for me though. Let's pick an easy one. Why is rape objectively wrong? Don't misunderstand me, I can't think of a single instance where rape wouldn't be wrong. I believe very strongly that sexual abuse is one of the greatest evils in the world. Why is it evil? If you can answer me without using a God-based or subjective argument, I'll concede the point.
That point is this: Without God, there is no such thing as right and wrong, only the things we call right and wrong. And since nobody can agree on what to call what, we're all in a lot of trouble.
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Mar 3 2013: Umm no not really. The concept of right and wrong is different in different cases. The definition of right and wrong changes for every different boundary level. By boundary level I mean different levels of existing. First being individual, then others like family, people you know, social status, state, country, the world or even society as a whole. The concept of right nd wrong is differently defined in each one of these. Thus it is very subjective and has no "definition"
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