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ATHENS – Lost in what was another eye-catching performance by tailback Todd Gurley in Wednesday's scrimmage was a much-improved outing by place-kicker Marshall Morgan.
The freshman from Ft. Lauderdale, the heir apparent to fellow South Florida native Blair Walsh, apparently looked a lot better than he did in the first scrimmage, when his work solicited a lukewarm reaction from coach Mark Richt.
Richt was much more complimentary after Morgan made his only live attempt in the scrimmage from 42 yards and made 6-of-8 field goals during drill work, including a 52-yarder.
"[Wednesday] gave me a better peace about where they are," Richt said, referring both to Morgan and freshman punter Collin Barber. "I'm not going to name them starters yet, but it was impressive. The punts were impressive, and once we got into the drill work with Marshall, he was 100 percent and looked really good doing it."
Richt said Marshall made all eight of his extra-point attempts during drill work and all during the 90-minute scrimmage. He missed "a short-range one which he shouldn't have missed" and a long one of "40-something" yards during drills. Morgan made the 52-yarder at the end of the practice to send the team off the field in celebration.
"So that was good," Richt said. "Very clean, everything looked good there."
Barber had two punts for an average of 49.5 yards during the scrimmage. Richt has been praising the freshman for his "high, booming" punts since the first practice on Aug. 2.
Barber (6-foot-2, 200 pounds) and Morgan (6-3, 201) are considered the most likely replacements for All-America punter Drew Butler and Walsh, both of whom will play in the NFL this season. Barber is competing with walkons Adam Erickson and Ethan Jackson, while Morgan competing with Erickson and freshman walkon Patrick Beless.
Bobo: Murray not so bad
After reviewing video of Wednesday's scrimmage, Georgia offensive coordinator Mike Bobo came away thinking junior Aaron Murray actually played pretty well. Richt was critical of Murray and the other quarterbacks for a general lack of ball security, which resulted in signal-callers committing seven of the eight turnovers during the scrimmage, including four fumbles.
"The one interception he had was a protection blow down," ," Bobo said Thursday. "He had to run up in the pocket and the defense made a great play. I think he was 9-for-13 for 69 percent and the one interception was really not his fault. So I thought he had an outstanding scrimmage."
As for the fumble Murray had, Bobo said: "We've got to protect the ball at all time, but that was more of a situation where he said, 'well, OK, I'm sacked' and just kind of sat there and somebody ran in and knocked the ball out. There were a couple of times where we were running and we fumbled the ball. Hutson Mason and Christian LeMay each had one of those and we've got to take better care of the ball than that. They had plenty of running today for ball security, but I've been pleased with that [in camp] and we've got to keep preaching good habits."
Corey Moore turning heads
It was sophomore Corey Moore who snagged the interception from Murray on what coaches and players described as a sensational diving play on Wednesday. Georgia defensive coordinator Todd Grantham and secondary coach Scott Lakatos both lauded Moore for the way he has "come on" the last week in camp.
Said Grantham: "He's always been a physical player in the run game, but he's a guy who's kind of gotten it and is working hard in coverage, too. If you're a safety and you can do both, that figures in how you play guys."
Moore, a 4-star prospect and former all-state player out of Griffin, is battling with Connor Norman and Marc Deas for playing time behind starting safeties Bacarri Rambo and Shawn Williams. Both the starters are seniors.
Ward impressing on O-line
Georgia has pretty much settled on its top six offensive linemen. But the Bulldogs are looking for "seven or eight" linemen they can count on to work into the rotation throughout the season.
Sophomore Mark Beard and junior Austin Long have been generally considered the favorites to fill those roles. But redshirt freshman Xzavier Ward is starting to give them a run for their money.
"Xzavier Ward has really been a pleasant surprise," Bobo said Thursday. "He's coming off knee surgery so we really didn't know how much we'd be getting from him. He's still hobbling a little bit. But he has shown a lot of toughness and an ability to widen the pocket because he's got real long arms. We've been pleased with him."
LeMay still needs to improve
Bobo somewhat clarified the backup quarterback situation as it stands with Hutson Mason's desire to redshirt if at all possible. He said, Mason No. 2 if an injury happens [to Murray]. If it's finish-the-game, you know, right now it'd be [Christian] LeMay or Parker Welch."
That it's not clearly LeMay's job alone means the redshirt freshman still has some work to do. "LeMay has definitely improved since last season," Bobo said, "but he's still got a lot to improve on. "
August 16th, 2012
6:54 pm
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August 16th, 2012
7:00 pm
Special Teams scares me the most about this team. I hope that these kids perform like they should.
August 16th, 2012
7:16 pm
something tells me we lose a game on a missed fg at the end of a game this year. and maybe a qb fumble…
so, with that, we'll go 10-2.
August 16th, 2012
7:25 pm
Looking forward to having a great kicking game.
August 16th, 2012
7:31 pm
I really like how this team is coming together. Sounds like Barber's about ready, and Marshall's rounding into shape.
You guys keep GATA ,and stay healthy. Looking forward to a great season. Go Dawgs!!!
August 16th, 2012
9:28 pm
I think 10-2 is possible. Gonna lose to two of the big six. Can't be perfect, I'm sorry. Wished we could go undefeated, but that would be hard to do. No, the Coach is not on the hotseat if they lose two. I expect it. No national championship unless there is a lot of luck and good ball playing. Go Dogs, GATA.
August 16th, 2012
9:42 pm
I think Tennessee is the sleeper. You can't keep those guys down long.
The SEC East might be tougher than people realize.
August 16th, 2012
9:55 pm
Not really worried bout Big Orange. I live in middle TN and James Franklin is getting Vandy on the right track so that's gonna be a good one again this year. Go Dawgs GATA!!!!
August 16th, 2012
10:57 pm
I wonder where we'll be in 2 months…in years past by october we're all blasting special teams (especially kick off coverage) and the offensive line. I hope this year will be different…
August 16th, 2012
11:31 pm
UGA will run a table this year. Just look at the sked….
August 17th, 2012
12:00 am
Lots of pressure on Georgia to win the East this year.
Lots of pressure…
August 17th, 2012
6:06 am
sounds like Bobo is coddling Murray a little bit,the interception wasn't his fault,the fumble wasn't his fault. It is what it is.
August 17th, 2012
6:43 am
Hey the schedule is tough enough… we play Missouri, S.C., Auburn and Fla. on the road…. if ( when ) Murray fumbles / gets intercepted.. PLAY HUTSON MASON !!!!
August 17th, 2012
8:45 am
@ destin dawg :If murray fumbles / gets intercepted? its going to happen no matter who the quarter back is. Hutson mason is unproven and also will also be redshirted this year. Murray had 35 TDs last year and there is no reason to believe that he cant be better this year especially with the schedule. MY advice…sit watch murray do his thing and Mason be on the sideline while lemay is the back up this year.
August 17th, 2012
8:50 am
Frick-en BOBO making excuses for Murray makes me sick.. Murray ALWAYS fumbles & throws pics.. He has TERRIBLE ball security!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
August 17th, 2012
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August 17th, 2012
9:24 am
Well, for the record…Bobo wasnt calling plays in the second half of the SECCG vs LSU and bowl game against Mich St. It was Richt calling the shots, and overriding Bobo's calls.
August 17th, 2012
9:51 am
The east will be quite tough this year. The "experts" just go to past articles written and repeat them. Fla. tough D and better O. Tn healthy and pissed. Vandy hiding in the weeds. SC very tough. Mo, unknown but up for the dogs.
August 17th, 2012
10:01 am
I didn't sleep in a Holiday Inn last night, but LeMay has been in Athens a good while….and is pushing no one. I would like for Richt to be saying " gonna be hard to keep him off the field". Not hearing anything.
August 17th, 2012
10:09 am
UGA may or may not win the east but one thing will happen for sure. UGA beats Vandy by a bare minimum of 17 points. Between what happened last year and that yuppy Franklin running his mouth… You can take that to the bank.
August 17th, 2012
10:46 am
Despite some uncharacteristic misses last year, our kicking game is traditionally strong, and I don't see that changing. As for ball security…. that is always a big concern. I remember a certain DGD who got pretty bad fumblitis his sophomore year, and the running joke was that Dooley made him carry a football around 24/7 to classes, meals, sleep, shower… What was that guy's name? Oh yeah, Herschel! Maybe Bobo needs to take a page out of Vince's book and have Murray "adopt a football."
August 17th, 2012
10:57 am
Do not see UGA losing at home this season. But there are some tough road games – Missouri ( Dawgs always start out slow for some reason ), South Carolina ( anything can happen in this one ), Florida ( it's Florida ), and even the Auburn game.
August 17th, 2012
11:09 am
1) "He had to run up in the pocket and the defense made a great play"
2) "the one interception was really not his fault"
3) "he said, 'well, OK, I'm sacked' and just kind of sat there and somebody ran in and knocked the ball out."
Maybe I was quick with my bragging of Bobo being "a great QB coach." I've never read such crap, in a coach trying to make excuses for his QB.
So, Murray was "outstanding" despite the turnovers? One TD vs 2 turnovers is "outstanding?" So I guess after last season's SC and LSU losses, that Murray basically gave away with turnovers-for-TDs, he got a trophy? New stickers on his helmet?
I wish Chip had asked a follow-up question for those statements.
1) So, Coach Bobo, UGA doesn't teach its QBs to take the sack or throw the ball away to avoid a INT?
2) Murray threw the INT, Coach Bobo, so exactly whose fault was it?
3) So Coach Bobo, when he QB is about to get sacked, he isn't taught to protect the ball?
Does Murray ever get scolded? Lord knows he never gets a seat on the bench when he's scoring points for the opponent.
Damn, I've seen Spurrier sit All-American and Heisman QBs on the bench after foolish turnovers.
Richt/Bobo tell their QB he played "outstanding."
Get ready, fellow Dawg fans, for more of seeing Murray with 2 hands on his helmet this season while watching an opponent's backside heading for the endzone.
August 17th, 2012
12:03 pm
like to hear it about X. Ward
August 17th, 2012
1:06 pm
@ Joey. you have so many valid points. I'm a huge Dawg fan…been for a long time. But as a starter with CMR and Bobo…especially as a QB, you will not hear any criticism for this QB at all. Once your a starter at UGA…it is hard to get you out, unless its a felony gun charge of course. Murray is a good QB and yes he does make huge mistakes in the biggest of games. However, do his coaches call the best plays or put thier QB in positons to win and win big? NO. They "play not to lose" whatever that means. Instead of laying it to opponents UGA lets them hang around just long enough to almost upset the Dawgs. It all gets put on the defense. Very frustrating the last few years. All this talent….no championships in a while?
August 17th, 2012
1:13 pm
Have you ever seen such a mass of talent year after year to finish with mediocre seasons? I do apologize but does that make any sense at all? Great coaches bring out the best in thier player, weather the player is a super star or not. What gives?
August 17th, 2012
2:24 pm
AirForce1, playcalling and O-line play surely have affected Murray's play. And, I think the "play not to lose,' especially the last 2 seasons, seems to be worse than ever.
I think it was so extreme last season for 2 reasons: 1) Richt had confidence in Grantham stopping opponents, so he trusted a 10 point lead; 2) and he and Bobo do not trust Murray to protect the ball when we have the lead, so they back off, and go vanilla. Auburn was another matter, with I think Richt havin a grudge about the dirty play from '10.
I've said for several years, that Richt loses a game or two every year, even with his most talented teams, that keep UGA from getting in the Big Game. Name the year, and I'll name one or more times we lost to an underdog.
And here's my best discussion ender: when did Richt's Dawgs last win a game vs a favored opponent?
I think Richt is a smart man – he just allows his assistants to underperform. How does a team with smaller, slower players beat a team of faster, better players (Boise / UGA)?
August 17th, 2012
2:35 pm
Murray is a td/to machine. AJ is a leader/winner. Good luck with yours, and I am very happy with ours. Roll Tide, 22 SEC TITLES……..
August 17th, 2012
3:24 pm
The problem, RTR22, was turnovers-for-points. Unbelievable volume of pick-sixes and fumbles for TDs.
I believe one thing – Saban would ignore the TD passes if his QB was giving games away. He would have Murray on the bench if he couldn't learn to take a sack and/or throw the ball out of bounds.
August 17th, 2012
9:33 pm
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August 17th, 2012
11:13 pm
I saw Blair Walsh tonight kicking for the Minnesota Vikings in their preseason game. He looked like the old Blair from season 1, 2, and 3. I am VERY nervous about our kicker M. Morgan. If he's not consistent now what's he going to do in front of 93,000?
August 17th, 2012
11:59 pm
C. Rowell …… been thinking the same. TN game could truly be that " trap " game. Hope it's not ….. kinda depends on how we've performed to date & our attitude going in ……
August 18th, 2012
1:46 am
I have friends on the strength staff and they told me a few things worth mentioning.
1. The coaches love barber, our punter, and see little fall off from butler but are concerned about Morgan (place kicker)
2. Chris Conley is the best WR we have, but king and brown will get seniority preference.
3. Cornelius Washington is tearing it up in the DE spot and coaches think he will be our sack leader
4. Rambo may not miss 4 games after all, they're waiting on some "things" – that's all I got out if my guy
5. Coaches have been vocal about 2 opponents particularly according to my source. Vandy and south Carolina. The staff wants to drill franklin and spurrier.
14 more days! Go Dawgs!!!
August 20th, 2012
9:24 pm
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Serena Williams of the US celebrates after victory in her women's singles match against Slovakia's Daniela Hantuchova, on day five of the Australian Open tournament, in Melbourne, on January 17, 2014 - by Saeed Khan
The American top seed used her powerful serve to good effect as she raced past experienced Slovak Daniela Hantuchova on another hot Melbourne day, 6-3, 6-3 in 80 minutes.
Williams, bidding for a sixth Australian Open crown, now faces either former world number one Ana Ivanovic or 2011 US Open champion Samantha Stosur for a place in the quarter-finals.
"It was a tough match. Daniela is a great opponent so I'm really happy to come out with the win," said Williams.
"It was hot but you have to play, you have to be ready and prepare yourself mentally. I'm excited to get through."
Hantuchova, ranked 33, was never going to be an easy opponent and she had her chances with six break points. But Williams fired down aces at crucial times, with eight in the first set alone.
The victory set a new landmark for the American veteran, who is gunning to match the achievement of Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova in winning her 18th Grand Slam.
Beating Hantuchova was her 61st win at the Australian Open, surpassing the previous record set by Margaret Court.
Asked which had been her favourite matches, she replied: "All the finals I was able to win."
Williams, who made her Australian Open debut in 1998, also drew alongside Open-era record-holder Lindsay Davenport in playing 69 singles matches at Melbourne Park.
With a career-best 11 titles last year, the 32-year-old appears to be getting better with age and she has no plans to slow down.
"I feel like in life 32 is young, you know. In sports it's old. But for whatever reason, I feel like I just never was really able to reach my full potential, and I feel like recently I just have been able to do a little better," she said.
"I just keep trying to improve on everything."
The morning match got under away with the temperature already touching 36 Celsius (96.8 Fahrenheit), with Williams and Hantuchova both holding serve as they acclimatised on Rod Laver Arena.
The Slovak had two break points on Williams' next serve but the American delivered a net volley then blasted two aces to ensure she held.
As she got into her stride, Williams' ball-striking and placement was improving and she scored the break she wanted in the sixth game to take charge.
Hantuchova had a break point in the seventh but again Williams' powerful serve came to the rescue as she held for 5-2.
The Slovak held serve with a sizzling backhand down the line and she kept applying the pressure to again have two break points as Williams was serving for the set.
But the world's top player saved both, hitting another two aces before forcing a backhand error from Hantuchova to take the set in 38 minutes.
She was in control and Hantuchova was flagging, with a series of unforced errors handing Williams an early break in the second to go 1-0 in front.
The Slovak rallied and a forehand down the line ensured she broke to love in the sixth game, only for the focused Williams to bounce straight back and win three games in a row to take the match.
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Mistake No. 1: Opting out
One of the biggest mistakes is to decide not to participate, says Robert Gordon, senior financial adviser at Miami-based Investor Solutions.
"As the saying goes, 'you've got to be in it to win it,'" he says. "Be it a 401k, 403b, 457 or other similarly numbered options, the responsibility is on the employee to take the initiative and complete the paperwork."
In an attempt to encourage more people to take advantage of employer-sponsored retirement plans, the 2006 Pension Protection Act provides safe harbor to companies that offer automatic enrollment, requiring employees to opt out rather than in, says Artie Green, the founder and principal of Cognizant Wealth Advisors in Palo Alto, Calif.
"That has not taken hold to the degree the government was hoping," says Glenn A. Hottin, a financial planner at M&H Advisors in New Haven, Conn. "The majority who don't elect to join generally are confused by their choices, and the confused mind does nothing."
Definitely don't opt out if your company offers automatic enrollment. It will also automatically select an investment option for you -- often a target-date fund. Once you're in the plan, take time to acquaint yourself with all its investment options so you can determine if the preselected fund is the best choice or if there's one that better meets your goals, time horizon and risk tolerance.
Mistake No. 2: Borrowing from your plan
Your company retirement plan is not a piggy bank. Treating it like one has very expensive consequences.
"Borrowing from a retirement account has become more prevalent," Hottin says. "For someone out of work, it may be the only way to address some large expenses.
"My suggestion is always to exhaust other options prior to going into your 401k, because it's so expensive to do so. It could cost you as much as 40 cents on the dollar -- and that is money you never recover." That could occur if you borrow the money and then default on the loan, which results in a deemed distribution on which you would owe taxes and a penalty if you're younger than 59 1/2.
"Some things are legal but just not wise," Investor Solutions' Gordon says. "This is one of those things."
Mistake No. 3: Cashing out in a job change
"I am always amazed by the number of people who cash out their plan when they leave their previous employer," Gordon says. "I hear excuses like, 'It was easier than rolling it over,' 'I needed the money for moving expenses,' or, the best, 'I used the money to fund my vacation before I started the new job.'"
Cashing out before age 59 1/2, he says, carries a 10% penalty. "It doesn't make sense to take the funds on which you have been earning less than 2% and pay a guaranteed penalty of 10%," says Gordon.
Of course, this would be in addition to the taxes you would owe.
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My formula has been to save 10% minimum of my gross in savings, then my age in decades in fixed/stable, then the rest in a mix of stocks (US and OUS). In my youth, it was a higher risk stock selection, which decreased with age.
I also hedged on the age in decades, lagging until my mid 40s (i.e. in my 20s it was 10% fixed, 30s 20% fixed, etc) but now matching at over 50% in my 50s. I check to see if I need to re-balance near the end of each year, frequently it has been fine as I don't fret over a few % here or there due to fluctuations. No matter how long I live I will always have some portion in stocks.
I have not followed the advice of only 10% max in my company stock but this is purely due to my confidence in my company/industry. It is somewhat insulated to wild fluctuations in that it has patent protection on products and very high cash flow, even in down years. I still occasionally sell stock in the plan to take profits, but with stock splits and a few bursts of rapid growth it has surged to close to 30% at times. I have taken enough profits from it to get back all of my and the company matching money, so in my mind it is freebie and growing on its own now. But this is a unique situation and even then with all of the high ratings and visible income/patent dates known I still watch it.
End result over 33 years was ~ 975k, as of yesterday - much of the growth has been the last few years as compounding kicks in. The % fixed is holding it down some now, but I actually increased that recently to protect against (my perception of) a potential downside in the market over the coming year/few years (special circumstance). However, if inflation takes off along with interest rates then I may leave it there is we head back to traditional rates of 5-8% on fixed.
It can be done, just set a plan and stick to it. Pay yourself first, never take out of it. Good luck to all !
Another article that refuses to mention personal choice retirement accounts. (Maybe the authors are Jews.)
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Picky vs selective--how do you define it?
There are lots of posts on these boards about "picky" eaters, but people seem to define the term in different ways. It can mean anything from "won't try anything new" to "only eat whole foods" to "food snob" to "severely disordered eating." I'd always thought of myself as a picky eater, but what I really mean is please don't serve me any flavored coffee--white chocolate--American cheese--cake from a box--fake sugar--stuff from a dirty kitchen, but yes, I'll gladly try that new Iranian recipe you just got off the web.
If you think you're picky, what do you mean by it?
The line I would draw is between "don't like" and "won't eat".
I'm not fond of processed cheese, or instant coffee, and would never buy or eat them voluntarily, and I like my eggs and my steak done a certain way. However, if I'm served any of these things, I'll eat it without complaint. Same with restaurants - the big chain restaurants or places with mediocre food won't be high on my list to go to, but if the group chooses to go there, I'll go and I'll order and I'll eat.
I tend to define it as pickiness when there isn't a medical or religious/moral reason behind it, and when it pushes itself onto other people's notice. If people don't notice, then you're not picky.
re: tastesgoodwhatisit
I'm with you, tastes -- you nailed it. I would add that the more frequently someone has something negative to say during a conversation where food is mentioned, the likelier I am to label them "picky". I have two friends who are guaranteed to say, "EEEWWW!" every time that food comes up in conversation. Recently, one of them was completely nauseated by every menu item at Babbo in NYC.
re: tastesgoodwhatisit
I agree, but I think everybody is allowed one or maybe two things to go in the "won't eat" category and still not be labeled picky, as long as it's small. I don't consider myself picky, but I absolutely, positively can't eat cashews. Some nuts I love (pistachios, peanuts), some nuts are good at times (almonds), some nuts I'll eat but would rather leave out (walnuts), but if I so much as smell a cashew, I feel sick to my stomach, and there's no moral or religious reason behind it. (I suppose there's a small possibility it could be a weird allergy, but I haven't eaten a cashew in about 35 years, so I wouldn't know.)
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I agree with this. Although I describe myself as a picky eater, I'll eat just about anything to be polite, but I cannot even put white chocolate in my mouth. It is just not food to me. Same with Velveeta and its ilk. But everything else, I'll at least eat if I have to.
re: Sharuf
I agree, picky eaters make a fuss and a face, selective eaters quietly push an item they dislike to the side of the plate or don't help themselves to that item. Selective eaters ask for no onions on their salad, picky eaters question the server on every little thing in a dish, then ask about 5 more dishes in the same way and continue to make faces and noises and eww expressions.
Interesting. Well I suppose it depends on one's own food philosophy. I love food so to me a picky eater is someone who cannot appreciate a great range of foods, has several foods that they absolutely refuse to eat, and are hard to accommodate--at least at my table!
Conversely, I had never thought about it but the same could be said for me. Ha! I am hard to please but from the other end of the spectrum. I guess the difference is that I will eat almost anything and I know how to be courteous and act like a grown up when I am out. However, I prefer finer foods and prefer to not eat bologna and processed cheese sandwiches or whatever. So I see that as selective. But I try not to let my food preferences rule the day. When I am out or I can cook, then I will choose what I want. When at a friends' house, etc., I do not expect to be given preferential treatment as do most picky eaters that I know who expect someone to plan the meal around them or they WILL NOT eat.
re: nofunlatte
Exactly what I was thinking!
re: nofunlatte
Indeed. I was trying to come up with a concise way to express this - yours is perfect. Kind of like defining an alcoholic as someone who drinks more than you do.
I'm selective. Other people are picky. Just as I'm generally driving the correct speed, and everyone else is either reckless or a slowpoke. :)
I think pickiness is, maybe, selectiveness taken to an extreme.
I'm not picky. I really will eat just about anything put in front of me. There are definitely foods I prefer, but I will never scrape something off a plate served to me by a friend. Even if it is Velveeta.
There are people with whom I will no longer dine because of their pickiness. To me a picky eater is someone who complains too often about food and/or service. Life is too short to be that hard to please.
People who are fussy about things that do not matter to you are "picky" but those who are fussy about things that matter to you are "selective."
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In many cases....Picky/selective=poor, unaware traveler
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I think this is *the* definition!
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Interesting topic.
- I have a daughter that I consider a selective eater.
As a toddler she was very picky, did not want to taste the food, and without tasting she would pronounce in advance, she did not like the food.
It was indeed difficult to sit at the table with her, always complaining
We made sure to cook the vegetables she likes often, and in different ways. The first vegetable she told us she liked was… Broccoli !
So I found a lot of different recipes for broccoli, and served a lot of broccoli in the next period. Many of the recipes introduced new vegetables to her.
Our motto became: I know you don't care much for XX, but I cooked it in a new way, so try it you might like it. (Vegetables can be served in a lot of different ways. As an example carrots and be braised, baked, served raw, shredded with other ingredients in a salad - add different spices, or herbs, and the taste will be different.)
Today she is 9, and I would consider her a selective eater. That is, she does not eat fish, but will always take a bite and taste it. She never complains about not liking the food, just leaves it on her plate.
She loves almost every vegetable we serve, her favorite vegetables being kale, red cabbage, green beans, onions, and celeriac. She loves beans and lentils, and things like capers and olives.
She does however not care much for meat, and this make it difficult for her when visiting friends. I do believe she will choose to be vegetarian when she grows up.
Other people might consider her a picky eater, but in my book she is a selective eater, since she eats many types of different foods, even if she does care much for the diet her friends eats.
Instead of the Selective Service, perhaps our military should refer to it as the Picky Service.


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UPDATE- Vile,bit gea,and shadow armor are availabe. Two more songs, quality select amd more!
I made a game of Megaman. Its the same as any other dress up, drag the picture on top of him. There are two songs in this flash, seen on the bottom. If you dont like the song press off, then try the other. I had fun makeing it, and I hope you have fun playing it. Music is from ZeRo_BaSs & Koei.
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just continue up on the flash making food-chain
dress up games aren't all that good in my eyes, but the drawings seemed good, there could've been alot more added, like choosing the individual megaman characters [protoman/bass/zero/megaman/megaman x/and maybe throw in axl] more music selection would be nice for depth, and maybe more armor, like the 2 from x-4 and x-5 [ i think they're in x-4 also] but the falcon and gaea armors. And also have the orginal megaman with the blaser on his left hand. Just keep building up, you'll make some great things if you keep at it i think.
Im impressed you know all the armors. Honestly I just picked my favorite armors. Was going to do shadow, actually i did do it, but it looked horriable, you know all the black colors, And it drawed your eyes to that armor instantly. So I changed it to falcon isntead. As for the musiC, there arnt that many good mm tunes. Thats y I threw in dynasty warriors music instead.
And the character selection seems a bit to complicated. My 30 day trial is almost up. : O
Rated 2.5 / 5 stars January 15, 2006
It's not good, but it's also not bad. So I'll just give you a 5 for Overall.
Good deal
Rated 2.5 / 5 stars January 15, 2006
hey interesting..
this is cool..but it would be cooler if you had all the armors for all the mega man X characters that are avaibull ;)....
I agree, But i would of have to make everything small to cram it in there.
Thanks for 5
Rated 2 / 5 stars January 15, 2006
Nice Work
The music is all screwy. If you click on 1 or 2 it doesn't stop the current music it just plays the new one over it. This game definately doesn't have a lasting appeal. It was all drawn really well, but it just got boring changing the color of megaman's armor. Good luck with your future projects.
Yeah, click off button first then choose music you want. Thanks for the drawing comment. And all armors were supose to be exact replicas of the offical armors.


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- Amusing Bunni said...
That Kitteh is very smart!
If the people got tired of that noise, they should remove the door stopper.
I just leave my door open, Kittehkins likes to know where I am.
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- Woodsterman (Odie) said...
I'm awake, I'm awake! It is better than cat butt in the morning.
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My male cat just stands at the bottom of the stairs and yowls until everybody wakes up.
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I had a cat put her paw under the hanging pocket door and banged on it until it would slide open. Kitties are smart.
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Our daughter has a cat that waits outside the bathroom until I'm done with my shower inthe mornings and then haunts me until we're in the bedroom. He jumps up on the bed and wants to be scratched and rubbed. I oblige the wee beastie but I gotta get dressed!
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One of our daughter's cats waits for me in the morning outside the bathroom until I'm through showering. He follows me to the bedroom, jumps up on the bed and wants his back quarters rubbed and scratched - purring and drooling like a maniac. But only on the bed. The rest of the house is off limits for loving. Gee, sounds like...
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Cats are evil that way. I have two. Tag team is worse, that's all I'm saying.
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