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ATHENS – The secret is out. Safety Shawn Williams is going to play some linebacker for the Bulldogs. But he didn't realize that was a known when he was first asked by reporters on Wednesday. So he tried to deny it.
"I'm still a safety," he said. "I don't know anything about that position."
Williams didn't realize head coach Mark Richt and defensive coordinator Todd Grantham had already 'fessed up after Williams was observed working with the inside linebackers in practices Tuesday and Wednesday.
"Yeah, he's doing a little work there," Richt said after Wednesday's workouts at Woodruff Practice Fields. "It's so often that a safety does spin down inside the box to play the run in a certain gap, so he is a big enough body and a guy who has played that responsibility. But I don't think it'll be an every-down thing."
Then Richt added: "I'd also like to say to Coach Grantham, 'they already knew, Coach, so don't get mad at me.'"
Grantham had already grudgingly admitted as much on Tuesday.
Georgia is having to shuffle players around to fill the void left from the foot injuries of starting inside linebackers Alec Ogletree and Christian Robinson. Each is expected to be out at least a couple more weeks.
Cornerback Brandon Boykin said Wednesday that Williams is working at Ogletree's "Mo" linebacker position and junior Michael Gilliard is manning Robinson's "Mike" position, which makes the defensive calls.
Williams is a perfect candidate. The 6-foot-1, 220-pound strong safety is one of the Bulldogs' best tacklers and often rolls down into the second level to man gaps on run downs. Starting the first two, he's fifth on the team with 10 stops.
"I think I'm an athlete," said Williams, who played some linebacker at Early County High. "I feel like I can play any position they put me at right now. If they want me at D-end I feel like I can go out there and do it if I put my mind to it."
With Williams at linebacker, Sanders Commings shifts back to strong safety from cornerback.
TE Aron White sidelined
Georgia tight end Aron White missed his second day of practice this week with a sprained right knee and is considered "questionable at best" for Saturday's game, Richt said.
White, a senior who has already graduated, was injured during last Saturday's game. He is the second-team tight end behind junior Orson Charles. Sophomore Arthur Lynch will absorb White's snaps.
Figgins among captains this week
Fullback Bruce Figgins was among four Georgia players designated as captains for Saturday's game. The others are Boykin, tight end Orson Charles and center Ben Jones.
Richt felt especially good about the designation for Figgins. The senior from Columbus was switched from tight end after last season and has overcome suspensions, injuries and a late-career redshirt season.
"I haven't seen Bruce this happy in a while," Richt said. "It's been tough. He's had some tough bumps in the road, but this kid has overcome it. He's become a leader. He's become an excellent fullback. He's still a very good tight end. I'm so thankful that this experiment worked out as well as it did."
Branden Smith 'good to go'
Boykin has been a national sensation with his ability to play offense, defense and return kicks. He leads the SEC and is sixth nationally with 194 all-purpose yards per game.
Ninety-four yards have come on runs on offense. That's a role usually reserved for defensive teammate Branden Smith. But Smith hasn't gotten an offensive carry so far this year. Georgia coaches say it's because of a foot injury suffered late in preseason camp.
But Smith says he's fine now and can take some offensive snaps if needed.
"I'm just waiting on my name to get called," said the junior from Atlanta. "Right now they're calling Brandon's name and he's on fire, so I'm not mad. . . . It's the coach's call. If he thinks I'm healthy enough to play offense, then he'll put me in there. Like I say, I'm 100 percent ready. I can return punts, play defense, play offense, whatever, so I'm here to help the team win."
Like Boykin, Smith also returns kicks and plays defense for the Bulldogs. He has returned three punts for 37 yards.
Etc. . . .
Left guard Kenarious Gates, out since the first half of the opener with an ankle injury, is listed as probable to play on Saturday. Sophomore Dallas Lee has played well in Gates' absence is is unlikely to be replaced. Gates has also been working at left tackle. The players at all four other positions on the line have played every snap the first two games. . . . Georgia practiced for two hours Wednesday in "shells." Today they'll have a "dress rehearsal" scrimmage at Sanford Stadium.
September 15th, 2011
9:36 am
September 15th, 2011
9:49 am
1-Georgia is a combined 0-5 against Top 25 teams in 2010 and 2011
2- GEORGIA has lost 10 of its last 12 against ranked teams. (2-10 record)
2- GEORGIA is now 14-14 in his last 28 games
3-GEORGIA is 6-10 in the past 16 SEC games.
4- REMAINING SCHEDULE. Games they will probably lose: 1- Miss St. 2- Tenn 3-Florida 4-Auburn. Games we should win (if we don't have an off week): 1- Costal Carolina, 2-Miss, 3- Kentucky, 4- New Mexico, 5-Tech, 6-Vandy.
5- Its been 30 yrs since our last national championship…. Can Richt get us there? Are we trending in the right direction?
September 15th, 2011
9:53 am
Injuries, swapping positions is football. It is good to see our guys fully embracing it
September 15th, 2011
9:56 am
Jesusssz bugsquasher, give it a rest. There was nothing in the article about coaching change and if there is one it won't be until the end of the year
September 15th, 2011
9:59 am
Saturday needs to get here ASAP! GO DAWGS!!!!
September 15th, 2011
10:03 am
I am proud of the players' performances, generally. Every player in football makes mistakes; it is the coaches' responsibiity to ensure that those mistakes either do not occur very often (by doing things perfectly everytime in practice) or do not cost the team the game (by planning so that one or two errors are not going to sink your game plan).
I think Richt and his staff's biggest deficiency is the inability or unwillingness to make substantial adjustments during a game.
September 15th, 2011
10:03 am
You should add
Since 2006
13-13 in the SEC East
1-4 against FL
2-3 against Tenn who has been down and has had two coaches in that time
September 15th, 2011
10:04 am
Is a bugsquacher kind of like a sasquacher??
September 15th, 2011
10:07 am
Isn't that attributed to "Coaching" (inability or failure to make adjustments?0
September 15th, 2011
10:09 am
Flat Tire
I like you guy but isn't this fire Richt rant a moot point, at least until the end of the year?
September 15th, 2011
10:23 am
Actually my hope is Richt will wake up get his act together but deep down I dont see it happening
Whats sad is the people he has protected will cost him his job
If Willie Martinez was a true friend to Richt he would have graciously stepped down and gone back to a positions coach like he is at Oklahoma
Bobo I really dont get him either he is a good Qb's coach and actually would have done his career a favor by going back to coaching QB's but as your seeing these so called friends are going cost Richt the best job he will get
September 15th, 2011
10:25 am
hey squacher, is it possible to make a point without cutting and pasting the same stuff. They were good points the first 3 blogs you posted them, now lets move on to something else. Like, say, something about what's in the article.
I think Williams will do well in that spot. Proud of him for taking it on because sometimes a position change (in any sport) for the good of the team isn't always what's good for the player at that point. It's an unselfish move for sure (see Chipper Jones, move to left field for example).
September 15th, 2011
10:25 am
Coastal Carolina 35-7. Bennett scores the lone TD for the dogs, and Richt gives him a long tight hug on the sideline, whispering sweet nothings in his ear.
September 15th, 2011
10:35 am
2-3 against Tenn who has been down and has had two coaches in that time
That is a new stat from me
September 15th, 2011
10:37 am
GT Joe, hope you bet the house on that LOL!!!
September 15th, 2011
10:48 am
Thank you GT Joe for the insignificant post of the day ..
Flat Tire, "Bobo I really dont get him either he is a good Qb's coach and actually would have done his career a favor by going back to coaching QB's but as your seeing these so called friends are going cost Richt the best job he will get"
Best post on here regarding the coaching saga ..
And what happens to Williams when Ogletree and Robinson get healthy again? Back to business as usual I guess.
Anyone heard how Jay Rome is doing?
September 15th, 2011
10:48 am
10-1 10-1 10-1 10-1 10-1.they beat us as usual
September 15th, 2011
10:50 am
Everyday the same thing. We've seen all the stats EVERYDAY about CMR. Now move on and get over it! Its like beating a dead freaking horse. Either support your team with positive comments or STFU!!!!
September 15th, 2011
10:55 am
get over it, agreed, I think hammering this issue that won't get settled until the end of the season makes little sense.
September 15th, 2011
10:57 am
Richt hugs a player, laughing and smiling in the heat of battle. CPJ wouldn't be caught dead doing that.
Richt is happy about the WRs? Richt has NOTHING to be happy about…
September 15th, 2011
11:00 am
Flat Tire
I agree with all you stated however, Richt's loyalty to his friends/staff while admirable, caused the current riff and likely will lead to his downfall. That wasn't my point which is, there will be no coaching change at least until year's end. To hit every blog with the same repetitive shyte isn't practicing free speech as much as it is wishing failure for the program.
Personally, I am in the same camp as you. I lost all respect for the man's coaching ability as I was leaving the Liberty Bowl (at game's end btw). I do think to continue to bash when obviously no change will be made is detrimental to the team. Richt is clearly the captain of his fate at UGA for now. He's still the coach. I personally, would love to see a salvaged season even if it means having him a few more years. McGarity could fire him today and it wouldn't matter to me yet, I do not look forward to the program starting over. The world as ARdawg sees it.
September 15th, 2011
11:03 am
Totally, just get over it. Let's hope for the best. Nobody on this blog can change how our season willl pan out. Your opinions are just that: opinions. Stand behind your team. If the people in charge decide to make a change, stand behind that too.
September 15th, 2011
11:05 am
GT Joe,
Neither you, Paul Johnson, or the rest of the nerds have ANYTHING to be happy about. Your hating on a gut that beats you year, after year. I bet that's why you are mad, you think this guy sucks as a head coach, but you still lose to him. HAH! Looser. Get off our blog, BUG!
September 15th, 2011
11:05 am
guy….not gut
September 15th, 2011
11:05 am
What the h3ll do I know, I thought Donnan was going to get us back in the hunt and still think he would have given time. Richt's early success can be attributed to Donnan
September 15th, 2011
11:07 am
Nobody can stop my triple option. Well, except UGA, the ACC, and Div-1 college football. Like i said, Nobody can stop us! we run this practice!
September 15th, 2011
11:07 am
GT Joe, does your team even have WRs? If so, why? And yes, I think a group with up and comers like Michael Bennett, Malcolm Mitchell and Marlon Brown (he's a junior, but really just now getting a chance to make his name) is something to be excited about. And no, CPJ would never do that because his receivers never make a play.
September 15th, 2011
11:11 am
ARdawg, Richt won an SEC title with Donna's recruits. So people said, well, don't know if he can recruit but he can obviously coach whatever players he's given. Then he got some of his own recruits and won an SEC title in 2005 (Donnan was long gone) and people said CMR can recruit and coach his team to the top of the conference.
Now, he has brought in a great recruiting class, but had a couple of down years, and people are saying well, he can recruit, but is he the coach that can get us back to the top?
September 15th, 2011
11:19 am
Ummm, CPJ is 1-2 against UGA, 5-3 vs. the SEC. Richt scares no one at GT… he gets thoroughly outcoached against CPJ, but has the talent to even the playing field. FYI, GT vs. UGA is now a coin flip game, and GT WILL be favored this year, just like 2009.
Tampa: maybe you should get your head out from under the sand. Stephen Hill is the best college WR in Georgia. Period. 307 yards and 3 TDs in 2 games. Anyone compare at UGA?
Not only would be start at UGA, he'd be the go-to man at UGA.
September 15th, 2011
11:20 am
oh yeah, stephen hill is bigger/faster/stronger than AJ Green.
September 15th, 2011
11:21 am
One thing's for sure, Richt's future is in his own hands. He has the staff he wanted, and the players he recruited.
I'm thinking he needs 9 wins to keep his job.
September 15th, 2011
11:28 am
Stephen Hill has posted numbers like that against who? Exactly my point. Heck I could catch about 8 passes for a buck-O-five against those teams.
Dude probably won't even get drafted!
And yes, Richt scares no one at GT. When you know a beating is coming, you get used to it and just deal with it. No CPJ's quadruple option doesn't out coach anyone anywhere.
September 15th, 2011
11:31 am
okay tampa, guy is 5-3 vs. the "vaunted" SEC. scored 34 on UGA last year with a BACKUP QB. Richt gives up 40+ this year at bobby dodd… then we'll all know who the real "joke by coke" is.
September 15th, 2011
11:34 am
GT Joe … 9-1 will be 10-1 this year, and NO, you probably still won't be favored. OWN IT!
September 15th, 2011
11:45 am
Richt can recruit. This I have no doubt. He did win with Donnan's players and then won with his own. Mind you, he had a different supporting staff at the time he was winning with his players as well. Richt can coach. I've never said that he couldn't. However, his report card as far as SEC coaches go IMHO would be no better than a C+ in X's and O's and a B+ in recruiting.
September 15th, 2011
11:48 am
Jesus with the word filters….getting to where a poster can't state anything
September 15th, 2011
11:49 am
Why would anyone think UGA is a premier coaching job? What coach was "premier" when they got hired? Was it Goof? Donnan? Richt? Who?
September 15th, 2011
11:50 am
CPJ is 5-3? Was one of those during his Navy days?
2008 SEC games include a win over Miss St and UGA and a loss to LSU … 2-1
2009 SEC games include a won over Miss St and Vandy and a loss to UGA .. 2-1
2010 SEC games include a loss to UGA .. 0-1
That's a 4-3 record .. 1 win over UGA, 2 wins over a bad Miss St team and 1 win over Vandy .. way to go all out against the cream of the crop there buddy.
September 15th, 2011
11:52 am
fair enough statement AR, and it is an opinion. I believe though that when he is calling the Xs and Os that he is certainly better than a C+ .. when Bobo runs the plays, C+ might be a bit exaggerated ..
September 15th, 2011
11:54 am
@GT Joe hey how does probation feel this morning?
September 15th, 2011
11:55 am
and GT Joe, it's a premier job because winning in the SEC is a great challenge for any coach. You win there, you can get paid a boatload and retire or if you want to go elsewhere, sky is the limit.
Now, if you coach at, say, Navy on the other hand, you have to resort to such mid-level jobs like coaching GTech
September 15th, 2011
12:03 pm
probation feels awesome. a lot better than 0-2.
September 15th, 2011
12:04 pm
Tampa… if it's a premier job, where are the premier coaches? FL, Bama, they get premier coaches. UGA does NOT.
September 15th, 2011
12:08 pm
GT Joe,
"Why would anyone think UGA is a premier coaching job?"
That's a silly question, and petty too, techie.
#2 in NCAA in recruiting classes last decade.
Top 5 in exports to NFL.
Top 4 in Athletic Assoc income.
Flagship University in #3 state in recruits.
Football coaching staff payroll of about $6M.
#3 in SEC Titles.
If you need anything else, let me know.
September 15th, 2011
12:08 pm
Just because Coach Richt has had a couple of down years does not mean he can't coach. Coach Dooley had down years too, but he still won a National Championship. Coach Richt deserves the rest of this year win or lose he's earned it. Coach Richts problem is the fans that are following Georgia now, are a bunch of spoils brats, that always want it now, instead of persevering like we did in the Dooley years. If y'all brats would have been back in the Dooley days, we would not be able to Claim the 1980 National Championship, because y'all would have had Dooley fired.
September 15th, 2011
12:08 pm
laughing hysterically GT Joe, so Will Muschamp was a premier coach? He was a premier coordinator at a premier program .. kind of like someone else I have heard of. Oh yeah, CMR was a permier coordinator at a premier program. He was the OC that helped FSU win A LOT of games. At least try to make sense dude.
September 15th, 2011
12:09 pm
220 lb linebackers. no wonder UGA cant stop the run . look at ALABAMA'S LB'S there back ups are 240
September 15th, 2011
12:09 pm
Preach on Terry!
September 15th, 2011
12:13 pm
GT Joe, Go crawl back under the rock you came out from, this has nothing to do with your team. What a loser.
September 15th, 2011
12:19 pm
Gt Joe, Tech might not be scared but they will et their butts whipped again in November, hell willie m out coached PJ in 2009, PJ is a minor league coach, bush league still LOl about making rings for upsetting Georgia in 2008. Think he'll have a ring made if thy beat kansas? come back in week 6 or 7 when tech has 3 or 4 losses.


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2014 Undergraduate Commencement Speaker:
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie
The 55th governor of the State of New Jersey, Gov. Chris Christie took office on Jan. 19, 2010. Now in his second term, he has drawn national attention for taking on the biggest, toughest challenges facing the state with real solutions and bipartisan cooperation.
A lifelong New Jerseyan who was raised in Livingston, Christie has focused his efforts on restoring fiscal integrity and accountability to state and local government; combatting New Jersey's property taxes, which are highest in the nation; reforming the state's pension and health benefits systems; and changing public education so that every child has access to a quality education.
He fought for -- and achieved -- passage of a 2-percent cap on property taxes, landmark public employee pension and health benefit reforms that will save taxpayers over $130 billion over the next 30 years, three balanced budgets that did not raise taxes, and $2.35 billion in job-creating tax cuts.
A graduate of the University of Delaware, Christie attended Seton Hall University School of Law, earning his law degree in 1987.
In 2002, he was named U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey, making him the chief federal law enforcement officer in the state. In that role, he drew national attention for his efforts in battling political corruption, corporate crime, human trafficking, gangs, terrorism and environmental polluters.


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Did Obama Hold a Phone Upside Down for a Photo Op?
A photo shows President Obama talking on a phone, apparently not realizing that he is holding it upside down. Is the photo real or fake?
The image is fake.
The photo was posted apparently as a joke during the 2008 Presidential Primaries, when Obama and Hillary Clinton were in a tight race for their party's nomination. Let's take a look at the image in question, which has been circulating since the 2008 election:
As the story often circulated with the photo goes, Obama was posing for a photo op and didn't realize he was holding the receiver upside down. A popular caption reads:
When you are faking a pose for a photo opportunity with the American Flag… at least get the handset turned in the right direction!!
A clock set to 3:00am was also added to the fake photo, referencing Clinton's commercial running at the time, which questioned who you would want to be in the White House to take a 3am emergency phone call.
The original image, however, is much less juicy. It seems to have been snapped on November 28, 2007 in a story entitled "Obama and the Locals" with a caption that read, "Obama on the phone with local media in Iowa."
You may also be interested in these articles:
- Did Obama Salute While Talking on a Cell Phone?
- Does This Photo Show the Obamas Doing a Left-Handed Flag Salute?


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Fit Blogger We Love: Meals for Miles
Written on December 15, 2011 at 3:21 pm , by Samantha Shelton
A former gymnast but true runner at heart, Kelly from Meals for Miles will do anything to fit in sunrise runs to kick-start her day. We caught up with the blonde beauty to find out her favorite place to sweat and what moment of triumph really stands out.
My favorite way to work out: Running on the bridle path in Central Park, hands down! It's even better when I'm with my favorite running buddies. Chatting away the miles on a beautiful morning is the best way to start the day.
My fave fit snack: I make homemade granola bars that blow store-bought ones out of the water. I usually include peanuts, almonds, dried cranberries, dried cherries, raisins, sunflower seeds and peanut butter. I think they single-handedly fueled my marathon training this past summer!
Most embarrassing song I'll admit I work out to: "Jump (for My Love)" by the Pointer Sisters. It pumps me up and makes me want to dance like Hugh Grant in Love, Actually!
My fitness mantra: "No guts, no glory. End of story."
My "I Did It" moment: Running and finishing the 2010 ING New York City Marathon. It was my first marathon (but not my last!) and had been years in the making after injuries and illness prevented me from running the race in 2008 and 2009. My mom and twin sister were in town to cheer me on, and it's still one of the best days of my life!
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Stretch. Strengthen. Thrive.
Garden of the Heart Yoga Center is the place for Progressive, Alignment-Based Hatha Yoga in Sarasota, Florida. Each month, classes work toward a pinnacle pose, to help you grow and expand at your own pace into the fullness of the practice of yoga. The focus on proper alignment is exceptionally therapeutic, and will help improve your posture, strength, and sense of well-being
Garden of the Heart Yoga Center is honored to be Sarasota's #1 Preferred Yoga Studio in the Natural Awakenings 2013 Natural Choice Awards! Thank you for voting, and for your dedication to yoga. We are delighted to serve you in your exploration of this amazing physical and spiritual practice.
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Mixed Levels Yoga
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Intermediate Yoga
Jen Maecker
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Harmony Ananda
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Cheryl Chaffee
Basic Plus Yoga
Amanda Hansell
NEW! Workshop Policy:
We love to offer interesting and informative workshops at the studio to help you go deeper into your understanding and practice of yoga. Because of the logistics of bringing in presenters, we are instituting a new workshop policy. To attend a workshop, you must register IN ADVANCE. Walk-ins for workshops will only be accepted on the day of the workshop if there is still space available. Any workshop may be cancelled within 5 days of the beginning date if there not a minimum number of participants registered, at a 100% refund to those already signed up.
Return/Refund Policy:
Drop-ins and all class passes are non-refundable, but may be transferrable to another student (with the exception of special introductory offers, which are non-transferrable.) Workshops are only refundable if the studio is notified in writing at least 5 days before the beginning of the workshop, or if the workshop has not met its minimum number of participants. Yoga Studies and Teacher Training programs are non- refundable once the program has started. Merchandise may be returned or exchanged within 30 days of purchase with a receipt.
Bring A Friend Special!
You can bring a friend with you to class for just $5. This is a great way to introduce your friends to the practice of yoga. It's so much fun to practice with a friend! ($5 class is for new students only, please.)
Sacred Places, Sacred Practices: Yoga, Meditation & Kirtan
India and Nepal, Feb 16-28, 2015
Join Cheryl Chaffee, ERYT-500, on this amazing trip-of-a-lifetime.
Are you new to yoga or new to Garden of the Heart? Meet GOH's New Student Advisor, Didi King. Didi can help you find the perfect classes for your needs, answer your questions about the studio or the schedule, and help you feel at home in the yoga center community. See her at the front desk, call her at the studio, or send her an
to get more information.
Garden of the Heart is pleased to announce that our Karma Yoga Program is well underway. (Karma Yoga is the yoga of selfless service.) Our Karma Yoga Coordinator, Harriet Roberts, has been working hard to coordinate volunteer opportunities at the All Faith's Food Bank. So far, GOH students have contributed over 10,400 meals to people in Sarasota, through monetary donations and donations of boxed and canned food. If you're interested in volunteering at the Food Bank, or in any of our other upcoming volunteer opportunities please email
The Karma Yoga Program has also been instrumental in bringing free yoga classes for Veterans to the Goodwill Community Center in Sarasota. Cheryl Chaffee is teaching this specialized class as a community outreach program, utilizing her advanced training with Warriors at Ease. For frequent updates on the Karma Yoga Programs amazing outreach, please join the Karma Yoga Team
Facebook Page.
If you'd like to make a tax-deductible contribution to this initiative, please email
For frequent updates on the Karma Yoga Program's amazing outreach, please join the Karma Yoga Team
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More opportunities to serve the community are coming soon!
Yoga is one of the most well-established and respected methods of self-care. It is a highly effective set of techniques to calm the nervous system, increase flexibility and strength, release physical and mental tension, enhance sleep, and improve digestion. Yoga includes physical poses, breathing exercises, meditation, and deep relaxation, to promote energy flow throughout the body. As body, mind, and spirit become more integrated through these practices, we move toward becoming the best version of ourselves.
Garden of the Heart Yoga Center's teachers all have extensive experience in alignment techniques, therapeutics, and progressive sequencing. Our classes are taught in a progressive style, with each week's classes building on poses taught the previous week. Over the course of a month, each level class works toward a pinnacle pose, to help you grow and expand into the fullness of the practice of yoga. You will receive individualized adjustments in the poses to facilitate your understanding and learning. All are welcome at the Garden of the Heart, from brand new beginners to advanced practitioners. Garden of the Heart Yoga Center is also recognized as an RYS-200 school for training yoga teachers.
Join the Challenge:
For the month of September commit to opening your heart with a supported chest opener. Lie down on the floor with a rolled blanket, bolster, foam roller, or rolled up towel under your upper back for 5-10 minutes each day.
Join the Garden of the Heart Yoga Commitment Challenge
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Global Mala Day Celebration: 108 Sun Salutations
Sunday, September 21st 12-2pm.
Join the GOH teachers and yogis around the world in creating a global mala for peace on the Autumnal Equinox.
Suggested donation of $20 will benefit the Karma Yoga Outreach Program.
BoomerPlus® Music & Yoga Therapy Workshop for Everyone
with Amy Kraft and Cheryl Chaffee
September 27, 1-5pm, $99
Take a journey through the body and spirit for complete wellness. Learn to use mantras to activate the chakras while you do therapeutic yoga poses for each part of the body. Chant and move at the same time, using music and yoga therapy together to experience your wholeness.
Community Kirtan Jam
Friday, October 3, 7:00 pm, free.
Vegan Potluck beforehand at 6pm.
Bring your musical instruments and jam with the community as we celebrate the Divine within.
Free Connected Warriors Training for teaching yoga to veterans
Join the Karma Yoga Outreach Programs Yoga for Vets teaching team with this free 4 hour training, Sunday October 12, 12-4pm. RSVP is required.
Every Kids Yoga: Teaching Yoga to Children with Special Needs
with Craig Hanuaer
October 17-19, 2014
For yoga teachers and parents, teachers and therapists with a personal yoga practice who are interested in incorporating yoga into their work with children.
by Sept 19th and save $45
Yoga for a Healthy Lower Back
with Liz Owen
October 26, 12-2:30pm, $30 pre-registered, $45 at the door
with Todd Norian, December 11-14, 2014
This is a 28 hour advanced teacher training module, open to all yoga teachers and experienced students.
Tuition: $465 if registered by November 17, 2014, $495 by December 1
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Garden of the Heart is pleased to be bringing Yoga to Veterans in Sarasota County. Through its Karma Yoga Program, which is sponsored by Goodwill Manasota, GOH offers free yoga classes to Veterans, Military Service Members, and their immediate family members at two locations, the Sarasota Vet Center, and the Goodwill Community Room at 5150 N. Tamiami Trail. Enrollment is currently open for the class on Thursdays at 3:30 pm at the Goodwill Center. For more information or to register, please contact
If you'd like to make a contribution to this program, which is truly helping to change the lives of Veterans, you can make a tax-deductible donation here. 100% of your donation will go toward these Vets Yoga Outreach Classes.
All Veterans and Military Service Members who attend classes at Garden of the Heart Yoga Center will receive a 10% discount on class packages. We (sun) salute YOU!
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The Best Fast-Food Salads
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Some fast-food salads pack more fat than a cheeseburger. FITNESS advisory board member Dawn Jackson Blatner, RD, chose these healthy meals for their high flavor and low saturated fat. Use the calorie-cutting tips to achieve nutrition counts listed.At McDonald's: Premium Bacon Ranch Salad with Grilled Chicken
345 calories, 16.5g fat, 5.25g saturated
Bacon makes it seem naughty, but the portion keeps it nice -- if you use only half the dressing.
385 calories, 18g fat, 2.25g saturated
Almonds supply lots of crunch, so nix the noodles and use half the Oriental dressing.
390 calories, 20g fat, 4.5g saturated
Three cheeses and garlic croutons -- yum! Just opt for the light Italian dressing.
420 calories, 16g fat, 5g saturated
Say adios to the tortilla shell and this cheesy bowl becomes a safe bet.
340 calories, 10g fat, 5g saturated
Skip the flatbread, and this stick-to-your-ribs salad (steak and blue cheese!) gets a thumbs-up.
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Nearly every make, model and style to be featured
The streets of Louisville will once again give the right-away to hundreds of brightly colored street rods and vintage automobiles as the city welcomes back the National Street Rod Association's (NSRA) Annual Street Rod Nationals Plus, August 1 – 4, at the Kentucky Exposition Center. This year's gathering will mark the 44th anniversary of this popular summer ritual. Louisville has hosted the group for 19 years, with this year being the sixteenth consecutive year the city has put out the welcome mat. The group is contracted to meet in Louisville through 2020.
Recognized as one of the world's largest automotive participation events, the Street Rod Nationals Plus will attract over 30,000 participants, and between 10,000 and 15,000 vintage cars for display. The cars include street rods, customs, muscle cars and special interest vehicles. In addition, vehicles from the 50's, 60's and 70's will be on display with the street rods. No other event in the world attracts the number and quality of specialty cars. Automobiles of nearly every make, model and style will be featured.
Vehicles in attendance range in value from $20,000.00 to $150,000.00 with the average being approximately $35,000.00. The total value of the street rods attending will be more than $385 million.
The annual show generates more than $13 million in economic impact to the local community.
Along with all the cars on display, the four-day event includes a trade show, arts and crafts fair, a vintage auto parts swap meet, entertainment on Friday and Saturday and an all-denomination church service on Sunday. This year's event will once again include a special area called "Builder's Showcase." See cars built by the top professional rod shops in the country. It's the first time all of these cars have been seen under one roof at the same time.
Famous car builder, Darryl Starbird, with over 100 custom auto creations to his credit, will be on hand to sign autographs and talk about his book and the" National Rod and Custom Hall of Fame Museum."
All NSRA activities are open to the public. Tickets are $14 for adults (13 and older), $5 for children (6 – 12). Children five and under are free when accompanied by an adult. A special discounted $12.00 admission is available for military personnel with proper military identification, Kroger plus Cardholders, UPS employees with ID, NSRA members with a current membership card or anyone 60 years of age or older. Discounted tickets are available at KEC only. One discounted admission per person. Advance tickets are available at the Kentucky Exposition Center Box Office.
Hours are: Thurs., Aug. 1, 8am – 5pm, Fri., Aug. 2, 8am – 6pm, Sat., Aug. 3, 7am – 7pm, and Sun., Aug. 4, 8am – 3pm.
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Dropout Investor: Reasons to Avoid the For-Profit Education Sector
John is a member of The Motley Fool Blog Network -- entries represent the personal opinion of the blogger and are not formally edited.
Editor's Note: The initial version provided an incorrect P/E ratio for ITT Education Services and referenced Grand Canyon's opening of a campus in Massachusetts. This version has been corrected.
During March 2009, I had the opportunity to meet professional investor Mark B. Fisher at a conference in New York City. Mr. Fisher is Founder/CEO of a major futures clearing firm and a graduate of University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School.
In the presence of a small crowd, Mr. Fisher described the for-profit education sector as the "ultimate short," stating the entire industry would embark on a steep downturn once the recession ran its course and university enrollees went from unemployed to underemployed. Furthermore, once the economy improved, why would students pay to attend Apollo Group's (NASDAQ: APOL) University of Phoenix when financial aid would partially offset the benefits of a private research institution, such as my alma mater, Case Western Reserve University.
At the time of the conference, shares of Apollo Group were trading in the $70 range as the for-profit education sector benefited from record enrollment driven by the 2008-09 recession. Degreed enrollment reached an all-time high of 455,600 during 2009, and has subsequently fallen to a multi-year low of 324,100. While I haven't spoken to Mr. Fisher since the conference, I'm willing to bet he participated in nearly every dollar of downside in shares of Apollo Group over the past three years.
The publication of this article is timely as Apollo Group reported first quarter 2013 results on Tuesday, January 8. Shares initially rallied nearly 5 percent in the after hours session, only to reverse direction and reach a new 52-week low on the disclosure that The Higher Learning Commission may decide to put the accreditation for Apollo Group's University of Phoenix "on notice." In summer 2011, HLC notified Apollo that "significant questions and areas" remained for the university to improve the quality of its educational offerings.
Despite these qualitative concerns, Apollo Group beat expectations for the quarter on a quantitative basis with $1.22 EPS vs. $0.90 consensus and revenue of $1.06 billion vs. $1.03 consensus. Analysts on Wall Street are clearly looking past the surprise Q1 2013 earnings beat, as Deutsche Bank, First Analysis Securities, and Morgan Stanley all downgraded the stock on Wednesday, January 16. In addition to the citation received from The Higher Learning Commission, Apollo Group experienced a continued decline in student enrollment.
As readers might anticipate, the issues affecting Apollo Group are not entirely company-specific. Rather, the industry continues to be dismantled by numerous economic and political trends. Market participants didn't hesitate in reacting to the Obama reelection on November 7, as the President has introduced reforms which limit the price of tuition charged by for-profit operators.
According to my calculations, several billion dollars in collective market value was lost on November 7 among Apollo Group and competitors DeVry (NYSE: DV), Strayer Education (NASDAQ: STRA), and Grand Canyon Education (NASDAQ: LOPE). ITT Educational Services (NYSE: ESI) lead the group to the downside with more than a 10% single day loss. Clearly, the President's moral-based initiatives represent a victory for students across the US and a near death sentence for the for-profit industry model.
As of this writing on January 11, shares of DeVry, Strayer Education, and ITT Educational Services remain at or near their respective 52-week lows. DeVry initially rose a massive 23% on October 26 when the company met Q1 2013 expectations for cost containment; however the lingering concerns about enrollment growth have caused the stock to return most of the recent gains. DeVry also increased its quarterly dividend by 13 percent on November 8, in a possible attempt to put a floor underneath its falling share price.
In contrast to DeVry, Strayer Education fell 11% following Q3 2012 results and announced it would completely suspend its dividend going forward. Similarly, ITT Educational Services is struggling to manage its debt obligations, with the likelihood of further write-downs becoming a strong possibility.
Grand Canyon Education appears to be the defiant exception among the group, as shares are trading at the higher end of their 52-week range. Analysts believe the Phoenix, Arizona based company's NCAA status change to Division I from Division II will boost enrollment beginning in the 2013-14 academic year. Still, I would be wary of Grand Canyon as the company is equally exposed to the structural challenges affecting the industry.
On a macro level, Moody's Global Credit Research recently issued a press release indicating that one-third of US colleges are facing "falling or stagnant tuition revenues." The report states that 17 percent of public and private universities are currently experiencing declines in revenue, while an additional 16 percent of universities expect their tuition revenue to grow at less than the rate of inflation. Congress is also pursuing legislation that would require educational institutions to disclose the amount of debt that students would incur from attending school.
Foolish Bottom Line
Overall, the economic picture for the for-profit education industry is far from bright. While every company has value at a certain price, in my opinion the business model for this group is permanently damaged. At the very least, each of the above for-profit universities has an endless list of hurdles to manage in the months ahead. I would strongly advise readers to withhold investment in the sector, and look to other areas of the market where stronger fundamentals should lead to future revenue and earnings growth.
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With this Beachbody Insanity Les Mills Combat Exercise DVD set you can kick, punch and strike your way to your dream body.
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As students back in the late twentieth century, my artistic colleagues and I would sit around drinking beer and making the usual complaint that symphony orchestras weren't finding our doors and beating them down to beg for a new piece. No matter though, chamber music is the future, we'd say. Composition in the next century is to be lean, mean, efficient and economical. But admittedly, the idea of writing for large forces is appealing.
Then someone would say, "yeah, too bad band music is so cheesy."
Everyone would nod in agreement and several quintessential band composers would be harshly critiqued for the trite commercial schlock they've provided the world.
Then someone else would add–very thoughtfully–that band needn't be cheesy at all. In fact, wind ensembles should be a better vehicle for modern composers. The variety of timbres, general inclination towards rhythmic precision, and availability of band programs in nearly every school, make the symphonic wind ensemble full of potential for the living composer.
Everyone would look off into the distance, nod, and take another sip.
Then someone would add, "Yeah, a lot of wasted potential." Slaps to the back would accompany peals of laughter.
Since then, a lot of new music has been written for winds and percussion and much of it quite good. It's entirely possible that we might look back on the Wind Ensemble as the most important large-forces vehicle for composers alive in the early 21st century. Directors are certainly hungry for new rep and not particularly snobbish to styles. Tonal? Fine. Atonal? Great. Controlled Aleatory? Happens all the time.
Last year, I decided to write a piece for wind ensemble if I could find at least four directors who would commit to programming it. Four directors did commit and I wrote "Cahaba" for wind ensemble. James Saker at University of Nebraska-Omaha gave the work its premiere in March 2010. It will be performed at the University of Montevallo under the baton of Joe Ardovino on October, 21, and Dan Heslink conducts it at Millersville University, December 1st.
Since posting an excerpt of the UNO recording on Facebook, four other conductors have asked asked about performing "Cahaba." I am also writing another work for UNO's symphonic band.
There has even been an increase of interest from orchestra conductors because of this recording. Commissioning a work for orchestra is a risky proposition, and having samples that show you can organize large forces does a lot to gain a conductor's confidence.
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In a visit to Ngee Ann Secondary School yesterday (22 July), FutureGov found students deeply engaged in learning. Students were strolling down corridors of 3D virtual art galleries or were chatting away with William Shakespeare. These were two of many other initiatives aimed at making the school a pace setter and leader for the innovative use of technology in teaching and learning.
"We are focused on leveraging emerging technologies to help engage students," said Head of Department (ICT) Steven Wong. "The 3D virtual world of Second Life was used to create an online art gallery with works contributed by partner schools in other countries." Wong, with the help of an 'ICT Think Tank' committee (pictured), champions innovation among 85 teachers and 1500 students. Ngee Ann is recognised as a trailblazer among 90 schools in the east of Singapore.
The pilot project in 2008 with three Secondary Two classes proved to be very successful. Using avatars, students could appreciate art pieces at their own pace, post comments, and even walk into 3D art pieces.
"We can decide what our individual avatars wear, and fly around the gallery! It is not as intimidating to express what we think of the pieces, which makes it much easier for our classmates who are shy," said Francoise Ying and Isabel Tan, both Secondary Three students.
Teacher Gloria Tan was not expecting to bring up students' grades when she started this project. She has however observed qualitative improvement in the interest of her class. "Students, who previously had problems giving just one or two lines of response when asked to comment on a piece, are now more engaged and expressive. Most of them have never been to a gallery and the Second Life virtual gallery has sparked interest in many students to visit one in the real world," she added. Secondary Three student Natasha Emir is one such student who convinced her parents to take her to the Singapore Art Museum after taking Tan's class.
Bandwidth was a challenge when the project first started, according to Alvin Tan, Senior Teacher, Educational Technology. "Two students had to share a computer initially as we only had the bandwidth for 20 computers to run Second Life at one time. Once we saw how successful the virtual world was in getting the interest of students, we did not hesitate to invest in faster internet connection," he commented.
Since the completion of the 2008 pilot run, the initiative was expanded to all Secondary Two classes. In order to set up a private island on Second Life, Ngee Ann invested a one-time set up fee of US$800 and recurring fee of US$750 every six months. This project received the Bronze Award in the Research and Development category of the IMS Global Learning Impact Awards this year.
"Another project which made big improvement in helping students learn is a self-directed learning tool on Microsoft's MSN Messenger platform," Wong continued. William Shakespeare is brought back to life through a virtual character, with whom students interact.
Rachel Poh, Teacher (English Language), observed that many students found it difficult to identify with and relate to the Elizabethan world. "In the first two lessons, we gently introduce this new culture and language through the virtual character who chats on the modern and familiar MSN platform. Students now think that Shakespeare is 'cool' and agree that English Literature is becoming easier," she added. Students even posted on Facebook that they went to the library to borrow more books on Shakespeare.
"We believe in a 'High Tech, High Touch' approach – teachers must be supported if they need to use IT. Any new technology project must be pedagogically sound. If students can learn something perfectly well without the use of IT, you do not need to change anything. So we are finding opportunity gaps where IT can make a significant difference in the effectiveness of teaching," concluded Wong, who manages an annual IT budget of over S$200,000 (US$ 145,708).
for your information, I'm a ngee ann student. the school is stalking our commnication between students. example, student A text message "the discipline master is such an idiot" to student B, the school can see it, via paying the service provider. and scanning through our facebook posts and status. So i assime that the school is becoming a police or what? is this what a school is suppose to do? i mean taking disciplinary actions to the extend of invading our student's privacy?
I suppose one has to take responsibily for what one says in cyberspace. Teenagers these days want more freedom but complain when they do wrong as they are chided. As a mother, I can understand where the school is coming from. I am trying to educate my 2 sons who sounded just like James to be more mature and responsible as they grow up in this digital era. My son hopes to get into the school.
James: Hello there fellow NASian :)
If you did not do anything wrong, i do not see why you should be afraid of the school checking on student's, for that matter, your FB account. However, I may agree that checking our messages is a little overboard because it is our personal conversations with friends/family. Like the example you have given, you labeled your discipline master 'stupid'. The very fact you can give this example shows that you have utterly NO respect for the authorities placed over you in our school. Therefore, you ought to be punished- Not only because it is rude to call your teacher stupid but also, you know it is not right yet you(In the example) still choose to do it? -.- Fine, maybe on that certain day you were unhappy about something but i believe there are better ways of handling it. I hate to say this but i have been in Ngee Ann long enough to know that the school cares. Maybe you wont see it in my perspective but hopefully, you will down the road. It is and will be for your own good.
By the way, why do you want to post this online? So it reflects that the school is bad? A little advice, maybe you should get your english right before posting such comments.
Example .
you siad ' extend of invading our student's privacy'
I think you meant extent(?) and students(?)
Because, student's = student is.
But seriously, what benefit do you get for posting this?
You might get punished by the school(more hell from what you're already experiencing). Things would not change either, rules are rules.
It's like bitting your own tail.
Thanks for this wonderful article. I am a graduate student from INSEAD and am wondering how I can contact the school to do a feature on their technologies. This is what I want to see in my country but I think we far behind in how we use technologies in my city. Will share this article with my friends in the schools & friends in the school of education.
Congrats Ngee Ann. I remember the school from the ICP conference in Suntec Singapore last year.
The Immersive Education Initiative is free for educators and provides hundreds (maybe thousands) of free learning virtual worlds, learning games, resources and materials for educators who want to use immersive learning technologies in and out of the classroom. They are an international non-profit consortium with thousands of members that teach millions of students, and some of the best of their work is showcased at annual "Immersive Education Summit" conferences that are held around the world at different times. You can get more information at http://Immer… or do a google search for "Immersive Education Initiative" where you will find thousands of results. Pretty impressive! - Qwan
Really amazed how far that school is in with the technologies.
Estd in 1885, Bangora u l high school is one of the oldest and most famous high schools in Bangladesh (South Asia). Under the DFID - Global School Partnerships (GSP) Program, our School is registered with the Global Gateway UK, British Council, Alec Hunter Humanities College Essex East London <http://www.a… UMA LOCHAN HIGH SCHOOL - AN INTERACTIVE GLOBAL SCHOOL OF FUTURE – A CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE …
Our Web site: <http://www.b…> is in the making. We are looking for a quick-time comprehensive in-school training in visual learning that offers the best opportunity for the students and teachers to help themselves best in three domains, namely Cognitive Domain, Psychomotor Domain, and Affective Domain, when learning and teaching becomes an enjoyable and rewarding experience.
It spearheads a Teachers'Net - A TEACHERS' RESOURCES-SHARING NETWORK, with the teachers of 42 schools in Muradnagar Subdistrict (Upazilla) based on one-to-one info-sharing-basis almost like a virtual game - musical pillow using mLearning using 2G/3G Mobile Telephony, as every 7.5 out of 10 Households have access to Cell Phones in Bangladesh. Its largely a kind of visual education and mLearning program that is of interests to all teachers and learners both - motivating young learners, fostering inclusive schooling and improving the schooling outcomes, identifying programs.
We want to make teaching and learning an enjoyable experience and make the classrooms digital - inclusive and interactive. Here, education should be a part of great fun that evokes edutertainment to all, coz nobody comes here to read or write, everybody learns through a joint learning process and they find their teachers ("masters" - traditional role-models) as guides, philosophers, friends, and mentors.
To add, you would enjoy a new experience of total literacy embed with formal high school teaching and learning following a national curriculum while following Global Curriculum.
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I am that impressed that there are school are eager to tech their students this kind of lesson, it is not mandatory though, but it should be a must for everyone.
Better Technology, a fun learning culture, and gamification of education can take Learning and Education a long way in these times. And Schools and Colleges need to adopt such measures.
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HARRISBURG - Attorney General Kathleen G. Kane today announced the arrest of a Johnstown man, who allegedly sold heroin with the same stamps that are linked to at least seven overdoses last week.
Police intelligence confirmed that each overdose in Johnstown was the result of heroin packaged with the stamp "7 of hearts." Attorney General Kane noted that an analysis of the heroin by the Pennsylvania State Police crime lab showed no fentanyl present in the narcotic.
"Heroin is a deadly poison with or without the presence of fentanyl," Attorney General Kane said. "The grip this lethal drug has on our communities is overwhelming. Every arrest law enforcement makes is a step towards eradicating the problem."
On Tuesday, May 6, 2014 agents arranged a controlled purchase of one brick of heroin containing the stamp "7 of hearts" from Iriee "Bee" Littleberry, 21, of 11 Jacoby St. and 2204 Hickory St., Johnstown. Following that buy authorities stopped Littleberry's vehicle and arrested him in possession of official funds used to make the controlled purchase.
Littleberry is charged with one count of unlawful delivery of heroin, one count of possession with the intent to deliver heroin and one count of possession of heroin. He will be prosecuted in by the Cambria County District Attorney's Office.
In October 2013, the Office of Attorney General met with local authorities in Johnstown to assess the illegal trafficking and use of heroin and prescription drugs, which are not mutually exclusive in the drug epidemic plaguing the Commonwealth.
Following that meeting the Attorney General shored up resources and reassigned BNI to additionally assist Johnstown law enforcement with investigations. Littleberry's May 6 arrest and the April 28 arrest of Jermaine Jones, an alleged heroin dealer found with pure heroin and fentanyl, are the result of that collaboration and training.
"My message to communities that are being terrorized by drug-related violence and crime is that their safety is my priority," Attorney General Kane said. "My office is using every resource available to get criminals off the streets and prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law."
Additionally, the Office of Attorney General has established a tip line (1-800-442-8006) and Attorney General Kane is encouraging citizens to call and report any drug-related activity in their communities.
Attorney General Kane thanked the Johnstown Police Department, the Pennsylvania State Police Kiski, the Pennsylvania State Police Ebensburg and the Cambria County Drug Task Force for their continued assistance in fighting the heroin epidemic in Johnstown.
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