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We once had an employee leave for another company and received a call on Monday morning 9:10 am asking if he could come back, that is ten minutes after he started work at the new company. He then stayed with us for many years. Must have had a similar experience.
This is one WTF that leaves me otherwise speechless.
Come on! Weren't this your first job? You should hang in there at least for a year until you can apply for a job which requires real experience on the field. At least they gave you the chance to work in the field and post in TDWTF.
You can either work in security or work in a position where "security" is in the title. Not both.
See also the Transportation Security Administration, which has nothing to do with transportation or security. Or even administration.
Re: Security by Obsqwerty
2013-02-11 07:09 • by ObiWayneKenobi
I can only imagine what kind of horrors he encountered that would make him quit within 10 minutes, barring something unethical like he showed up for work and was told oh sorry, we really don't have the budget to hire you after all. Sorry about that.
I've left jobs in a week after seeing a slew of WTFs, and once I left on lunch my second day and never came back because things were so bad and everyone else in the office were like zombies typing away, but 10 minutes? Wow.
Looks like an interview fail to me.
Re: Security by Obsqwerty
2013-02-11 07:14 • by QJo (unregistered)
Happens more often than you'd believe. I can think of at least 5 people I've worked with who have gone away and come back in short order.
Me, I've never actually gone back to the previous company, but I've got on the phone to the recruiter within the first week. I was lined up with a sweet number too, that first call, offering twice the money and considerably more responsibility - then I made the mistake of explaining that I'd just started in a job I wasn't a good fit for. And equally unfortunately it turned out that the person interviewing me was a personal friend of the owner of the company I was blowing out.
It in fact took me 4 months to get out of there and into the next port of call.
Re: Security by Obsqwerty
2013-02-11 07:33 • by faoileag (unregistered)
4 months? You were lucky, with only 4 MONTHS!
I once started at a company and within a few days realized that things were, well, a bit different there. I started to pass my resumee around after 15 Months, but in the end, since I didn't want to leave town at the time, it took me six years to get out.
Re: Security by Obsqwerty
2013-02-11 07:34 • by Fred (unregistered)
They wouldn't let him start until 9AM? How awful. I'd be outta there pretty quick too.
But seriously, I once had the opposite experience.
I took a job at a place where they said during the interview that they were looking for someone to come in, get familiar with stuff, then step up into a manager role. Since I was at that point in my career, it sounded interesting. After I got there I learned that it was basically a feudal idiocracy where most everyone spent the bulk of their energy politicing, backstabbing, undermining, and yes once there was even a murder.
Yeah I left.
It had become apparent the "promotion to manager" was just a lure anyhow. And I had an offer for a real manager job, not in the vague distant future, but starting from day one.
I'd been at my new job about 3 days before the old place called and begged me to come back. "The system crashed and nobody can get it started. And we can probably put you in that manager slot now. But we need you back today!"
I informed them that basic professionalism would require me to give at least four weeks notice to my new employer, but I wasn't really interested in returning anyway.
"Four weeks! Are you crazy? You only gave us two!"
"But I wasn't in a management position with you. I am now."
It's been my experience that if a new job turns out to be unacceptably different from expectations, the LAST person you call is the recruiter that got you the position. If you think about it, their incentive is to keep you there long enough to get their commission (usually 3-6 months). It is NOT in their best interests to help you quickly find another job.
Re: Security by Obsqwerty
2013-02-11 08:02 • by QJo (unregistered)
Good call. It's long enough ago that I can't remember whether or not it was the same recruiter or not. IIRC it was recruiter salad at the time (mid-80's) and it was actually quite easy to get a new position - there were plenty of jobs around.
Why not obsqwerty the functions as well? You could even write an interpreter in Access and use your own obsqerty language. While not really a security type job, this job provides the most fun for a developer. Imagine a complete code base filled with this. If you played your cards right you could come back as a consultant for quadruple.
Re: Security by Obsqwerty
2013-02-11 08:23 • by stray (unregistered)
I think it is common courtesy to give the recruiter a headstart before coming after him or her with a LART.
OMG, we're also using code obfuscation here (Java), but we're not working directly on the obfuscated stuff...
Re: Security by Obsqwerty
2013-02-11 08:44 • by csrster (unregistered)
I had a friend who started her first graduate job as a museum curator, only to discover that her duties would include washing the floor. That didn't last very long.
Re: Security by Obsqwerty
2013-02-11 08:49 • by QJo (unregistered)
Exactly. What graduate can perform an adequate task of washing a floor? None that I've encountered. So she was fired after a week.
Re: Security by Obsqwerty
2013-02-11 09:01 • by gnasher729 (unregistered)
Depends. If it is clear that you are _not_ going to stay, and that they are _not_ going to get their money from that place, they might have other possible positions already that you didn't take because you took the first one. It's not as if they have a monopoly.
Re: Security by Obsqwerty
2013-02-11 09:05 • by faoileag (unregistered)
csrster said "That didn't last long", not "She didn't last long".
Obviously she had a degree in archaeology and started excavating right away!
Re: Security by Obsqwerty
2013-02-11 09:24 • by PunctuallyChallenged (unregistered)
The owner of a company I once worked for called me the day after he fired me, asking if I would come back as a contractor until he filled the position. The guy had screamed at me in the middle of a restaurant the night before and told me to "get the hell out." It wasn't his first screaming fit, but it was the first in a public place.
Lesson learned: when the previous guy in your position walks out without lining up another job, it's probably a good sign that you should steer clear.
Re: Security by Obsqwerty
2013-02-11 09:25 • by ¯\(°_o)/¯ I DUNNO LOL (unregistered)
Why stop there? It should be obvious that if you want to keep things really secure, you need to write your business logic code in Brainfuck.
An 'A' for todays article title!
Re: Security by Obsqwerty
2013-02-11 09:38 • by faoileag (unregistered)
Still readable. Too easy. Use Whitespace.
You are all reading the comments. The real software is written in whitespace.
At my first computer related job, I had worked my way up from tending a numerically controlled typesetting machine to System Manager of a PDP-11/70 system (at the time, that was a big deal). The company decided to cut costs by laying off all the machine tenders and telling me I could do both jobs at the same salary. I had no further interest in feeding tapes into readers, swapping cards in dedicated systems and cleaning out film processors, so I elected to move on to another company as a PDP System Manager. This caused no small amount of rancor at the old company, where "traitor" was the kindest thing I was called. Two weeks later, they called begging me to come back as a consultant and get the typesetting machines running again. I replied that I would be glad to, but I would require $1000.00 per hour cash in hand upfront to work on these old machines. They told me, this was madness. I replied, Exactly so and hung up the phone.
Re: Security by Obsqwerty
2013-02-11 09:48 • by faoileag (unregistered)
Doesn't necessarily mean that the boss is dysfunctional. A colleague of mine from another department once walked out without having a new job after finishing a module for our department. Looking at what he left us/his department, I couldn't help but wondering if he left because otherwise he would have had to maintain his own code. And I didn't blame him for leaving - he left an asynchronous, multithreaded monster that came back to haunt us every other week or so.
Re: Security by Obsqwerty
2013-02-11 09:52 • by Anon (unregistered)
15 Months?!?
You were lucky. We lived for three months in a paper bag in a septic tank. We used to have to get up at six in the morning, clean the paper bag, eat a crust of stale bread, go to work down t' mill, fourteen hours a day, week-in week-out, for sixpence a week, and when we got home our Dad would thrash us to sleep wi' his belt.
I'd go there after I left my new job for the day and charge them $250 an hour for emergency after-hours service.
Oh boy did I mis-read that one. At first I had a totally different picture of how you obtained your position.
Re: Security by Obsqwerty
2013-02-11 10:07 • by Valued Service (unregistered)
Yes it would be in their best interest. If they don't help you, you'll call another recruiter who'll be eager to do so, and they lose their investment, plus lose the opportunity for you to return in 3-5 years. If they do help you, they'll find you another position and get the credit from the new job.
Re: Security by Obsqwerty
2013-02-11 10:11 • by LoremIpsumDolorSitAmet
A clever idea, but in these cases it'll probably be easier to reverse engineer the compiled code instead of attempting to understand the original.
Re: Security by Obsqwerty
2013-02-11 10:13 • by faoileag (unregistered)
Luxury. We used to have to get out of the lake at three o'clock in the morning, clean the lake, eat a handful of hot gravel, go to work at the phone factory every day for a few tuppence a month, come home, and Dad would beat us around the head and neck with a broken bottle, if we were LUCKY!
Re: Security by Obsqwerty
2013-02-11 10:18 • by faoileag (unregistered)
Errm... if I recall correctly, VBA is a language interpreted inside some application... in this case: Access. There is no compiled code.
Re: Security by Obsqwerty
2013-02-11 10:29 • by LoremIpsumDolorSitAmet
I was commenting on Brainfuck and Whitespace. Original quote:
Re: Security by Obsqwerty
2013-02-11 10:31 • by Cap'n Spanky (unregistered)
Hey - I worked for that guy, too! Small Linux distro in the early 2000's. The CEO would regularly come out of his glass office and scream at the marketing folks. He went through marketing people like milk through dairy intolerants.
My turn was one Monday morning after taking my wife and daughter up the coast for the weekend. He ran into a problem that Friday night and emailed me. I didn't get the email until Monday morning - about five minutes before being called into his office - which was about thirty minutes before I called a buddy from two jobs prior.
The day I (re)started my new (old?) job, I got a call from the linux distro asking me to take a contracting position.
So, uh, you can just do something like
Debug.Print sdfasds & sdafadf & asdfsaf
And yet, it's still better than Microsoft's take on VBA security. Security through pity.
Re: Security by Obsqwerty
2013-02-11 10:38 • by urza9814 (unregistered)
Both of which are also interpreted languages ;)
You'd need to write a program that translates it to C, run it through gcc with heavy compiler optimization set, and THEN decompile and analyse.
Or _perhaps_ if you find an existing C interpreter you could hardcode the input rather than translating the whole thing...I don't know enough about compiler optimization to know if that would work; my guess is probably not though...
And throwing a bone for the dinosaur?
LOL, is that a nice way of saying "was a script kiddie"?
Re: Security by Obsqwerty
2013-02-11 11:03 • by faoileag (unregistered)
Oh. Sorry. You see, I thought that real tough obfuscation would involve a Brainfuck interpreter method for VBA that takes Brainfuck sources and returns whatever the Brainfuck sources give to stdout.
Or in pseudocode:
bfsrc = '+++---->>>'; // need to use some real Brainfuck here
fieldname = runbf(bfsrc)
update(fieldname, now);
Problem is, you can still put the literal Brainfuck code into a standalone Brainfuck interpreter to get the fieldname...
Ok, not yet enterprisey enough :-(
Your point is well thought out and fraught with common sense. Something (at least in my personal experience) recruiters seem to lack.
Re: Security by Obsqwerty
2013-02-11 11:20 • by Anon (unregistered)
Well, of course, we had it tough. We used to 'ave to get up out of shoebox at twelve o'clock at night and lick road clean wit' tongue. We had two bits of cold gravel, worked twenty-four hours a day at mill for sixpence every four years, and when we got home our Dad would slice us in two wit' bread knife.
With a "you think you've got it bad story," we are certain to see the Monty Python skit theme develop. And we have.
As such, let me extra irritating. www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGAR75rgykM
I think I see a pattern here.
Take previous "had it bad story".
Shrink size of living quarters. Decrease sanitation of environment.
Decrease health, sanitation, environment, and increase working hours and shame of work conditions.
Increase brutality of father's abuse.
Increase duration of work pay by a factor of larger scale of time measurement, and decrease pay.
We used to have to live in an atom every day, get up and rearrange the sub-atomic particles so that a hole would open so we could leave for work. On our way out, we'd have to pass through the membrane of a tumor cell, exposing ourselves to radiation therapy in a dying patient at a dirty old hospital. We'd then work on cleaning the hospital's patients in the E.R. ward with our own spit. When we made it home, our father would crush us in a black hole. We did all this for a piece of used toilet paper for dinner.
Re: Security by Obsqwerty
2013-02-11 12:01 • by Elron the Fantastic (unregistered)
Oh you fortunate kids. I was once a camera man for Rosie O'Donnell; I had to film her every day.
Re: Security by Obsqwerty
2013-02-11 12:16 • by Mike (unregistered)
I work in healthcare and the passwords for our radiation treatment machines are a algorithmic substitution. Essentially if you know one you know them all because of the pattern in substitutions. Some how this is seen as better than just having them all use the same password in the first place. These are otherwise fairly locked down machines so they aren't domain joined and it isn't like it is needed to manage user permissions on the corporate level or anything. Just ... dumb ... passwords. Vendors also use the same password at all sites for administration and if you work at a reasonably high level with the equipment you need the passwords to get the machine to do what you want so ... pretty much every technician in the world can hack your $3M treatment machine and make it kill patients if they wanted too. Perfect.
Re: Security by Obsqwerty
2013-02-11 12:24 • by Guanxi (unregistered)
I used to work in a factory in China assembling Apple products.
Probably the best example I've seen.
I wonder what the longevity is of people that are promoted to managers. I think that it's often a red flag. I've seen it happen often, and it's even happened to me once, where that is used as a substitution for increase in pay. I received more reponsibility with only a few more bucks in my pocket. Awesome.
The icing on the cake was that the hiring for the people beneath me was done with very little of my input. The PHB would hire people based on his choices.
When he re-hired a guy that was pretty much the cause for every single problem in our codebase without my input, that was when I walked out the door. Although it helped that I already had another job lined up...
Re: Security by Obsqwerty
2013-02-11 12:28 • by Anon (unregistered)
Damn! That's just wrong.
I think you win.
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HELLO~!!I'm alive!Firstly I'd like to apologize for dropping off the face of the earth for the last uhh..how many years T_TI'm starting with a clean slate so I apologize in advance if I never replied to a question or email you might have sent. I usually don't like to delve into my personal life but I feel I owe some explanations to my disappearance.My father was always a huge supporter of my artwork and I miss him dearly. I just can't mourn anymore.I've done a lot of soul searching and I think art was always a double edged sword for me. It provided a lot of things for me but in some ways it always was a blanket that kept me from examining myself as a whole person. I still have a lot of empty holes to fill but I became somewhat more at peace with myself. In doing so I lost most of my artistic ambitions. It's a strange relationship I have with my artwork. It actually is linked pretty deeply with my insecurities and
Off*beat reprinting of 1+2 Extras??So this month I will be working on new covers for books 1+2 of Off*beat. They will be reprinted with my new publishing company and match the layout, logo ect of the eventual book 3. I would like to add some extra content, and my publishers have agreed to possibly adding a limited copy insert as well.I'd like to know what the patient, patient, (bless your souls ;_ patient readers of Off*beat would be interested in seeing as added content and a possible limited insert.I was thinking for added content perhaps more little funny strips, kind of omake? style. Or sharing some of my photography and talking a bit more of actual locations in NYC that heavily inspired the setting.For limited inserts, I was thinking of perhaps a post card, bookmark, or stickers.If you have any thoughts on this, please let me know. Thanks!And I will have more updates in the months to come
Commisions (Icons Open Only)UPDATE!I've recently got a job that I've started this week, full time, pretty nice so far, and because of this I've decided to close chibi commissions for the time being. Until I get a better scope of how this is going to work out, and how much time I'm going to have. Though I've decided to keep Icons for now, with a dollar increase in price, and all that info can be seen below if you scroll down. Onwards back to reading fanfics aggressively._________________GO HERE FOR COMMISSIONS(If you want icons, scroll down, info is still at the bottom)_________________Other Info● When you figure out what it is you want, please note me what you want (chibi mini or normal, and or icon). Be sure to include character references, as well as any other information you'd like me to know (be it a pose you want, or personality of the character).● Payment is required upfront, so please have your points ready as well.● I
[CLOSED] Commission Information - 1 slot AvailableUPDATE: $AUD ONLY COMMISSIONS OPEN GET IN NOW FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS ETC,HUMAN BASE NOT READY YET BUT ALL OTHER OPTIONS ARE OPEN. Human base coming soon.Shop: OpenVisit the Shop! = unpaid = paid = not started = started = finishedSlot 1Slot 2Slot 3Slot 4 RulesPlease read these before proceeding. If you think there is too much to read to be bothered, then don't get angry at me if I have to decline your commission or it doesn't turn out like you want it too. Please send a NOTE to me with your idea and any
I am sorryI tried to fight it.....I did everything I could to stand against it, but it was futile..I am not too proud to admit it......Seriously I have waaaay too many projects going on! and I am loving them all!Teen Prussia Diariesand now Sherlock!I promise I will try to juggle the series here I have comics lined up for ALL of the above, everyone is just going to have to wait their turn Someone once asked me if I ever get Art Block........the answer.....Noooope! if anything I have a hard time GETTING OUT all the ideas I have, and deciding which I should do first!But I must warn you there is a lot of Moriarty about to blow here, as I went on a Moriarty spazz yesterday LOL...try not to be alarmed.OH and you can all be looking forward to a New Form Calendar for March!Hope you all enjoy
Commission Prices JournalGuys, I have a new CSS code for my commission journal! It's really fancy, so mind checking it out? (I want to see if others see it correctly as well anyway.)If you're wondering why there's dashes after this text, it's because the rest of this is some HTML required for this CSS to work correctly. (DEAR GOD THIS WAS COMPLICATED)Btw, don't bother me about finishing commissions. I didn't forget about them -______-"PS: Don't be surprised if you don't see this when you click on the journal. I took advantage of the HTML and hid it behind some box eue-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Order FormRecipient:Commish Type:Description:Price:(Repeat part as necessary for multiple orders)Final Price:Slot Status: FilledThe prices are on the side (hover over
11/13Hi !Are you remember when at the end of the last TIGER & BUNNY episode it was said that on the 11/13 we will have an announce about the NEXT PROJECT, well, this it, that's the D-Day and the said-Next project is in fact two movies that will be released in 2012 !Well, in reality not totally, er... it seems the Hero award 2011 will be released in BD/DVD with two phases, the 1st will be the "Next Project" and the second the two movies.Hoorray for T&B ! :iconcicidanceplz:But I must admit I was more for a second season, even if movies can be good too !See you !:iconxhirotox:Source : ANN
Digital Shard Event | Dark Cloud - ClosedJust an update to let everyone know that this event is now over! To all of you who joined in and submitted something for this event, you're now able to unlock your champion forms. Congrats <3Thankyou to all the tamers and digimon who helped defend Astra from the Dark Cloud, and the monsters who spawned from it. The leaders who went into the cloud have destroyed its source, and Astra is safe again! Please continue trying your best in defending the digital world and the human world from any trouble. The Story: The fog that the HowlPhantomon stirred up started to seep back into the Digital World without warning, or any known cause of the retreat. Leaders and members of the two facilities were stunned, but curious.The fog started to build up in the Astra facility in the Digital World. The fog darkened. Seeping through the hallways, and even far outside around the building, and over the near-by waters. A loud rumble roared through the building, s
Generation Three Pokemon #252-317 Part one:iconcuteicondivider2plz::iconcuteicondivider2plz::iconcuteicondivider2plz::iconcuteicondivider2plz::iconcuteicondivider2plz::iconcuteicondivider2plz::iconcuteicondivider2plz::iconcuteicondivider2plz:252. Treecko:iconTreeckoPlz: :iconTreeckoPlz::iconHoennStartersPlz: :iconHoennStartersPlz:253. Grovyle:icongrovyleplz: :icongrovyleplz::icongrovylelaplz: :icongrovylelaplz::iconGrovylelovestamp1::iconGrovylelovestamp2: :iconGrovylelovestamp1::iconGrovylelovestamp2:254. Sceptile:iconsceptileplz: :iconsceptileplz::iconsceptilelaplz: :iconsceptilelaplz:255. Torchic:icontorchic-plz: :icontorchic-plz::icontorchiclaplz: :icontorchiclaplz::iconshinytorchicplz: :iconshinytorchicplz::iconHoennStartersPlz: [Point Right] :iconHoennStartersPlz::iconTorchic: [Point Right] :iconTorchic: This is not a plz account,
CONTEST TIME: BATTLE WITH YOUNG COUPLE(S)3 HOURS UNTIL DEALINE!!!If you're going to enter, then do it quickly before the time runs out.ENTRIES SO FAR: by :iconPirra: by :iconkad-linn: by :iconchanmeh2: by :iconJairaSilberwoelfin: by :iconEmbbu90: by :iconi-am-Tiki: by :iconFrenchVanillaTea: by :iconJ0DaNc3r: by :iconAriall: by :iconcrystal-latias:You think you're good enough? by vampNekoAveon by :iconvampNekoAveon::thumb324986671: by :iconPokemaster904:------------------------All entries, MUST be ART, NO literature of any kind or cosplay will be accepted.It's contest time everyone. :iconred-recalescence: and I've discussed for a while and we decided that we would hold a contest, and the theme this time will be: BATTLE WITH YOUNG COUPLE(S). Do you remember countless young couples we've battled while playing Pokemon game? A "Young Couple" are a pair of Pokémon
So Many GroupsP o k é m o nNormal:iconbattle-frontier::iconpokemon-ubf::iconardha-region::iconpmd-explorers::icontrainer-island::iconend-run--pokemon-oct::iconpokemonopal::iconpokemon-overture::iconThe-IPL::iconpokemonrainbow::iconPokePokeGo::iconPKMN-StormLeague::iconPokemon-Earth::iconsixfold-league::iconpokemon-grand-slam::iconspace-race-oct::iconpokebros::iconimani-region::iconpkmn-dreamlabs::iconye-pokegods:Gijinka:icongijinkaagenda::iconpokemotions::icongiijinkastadium::iconpokeuniversum::iconpokeplatform::iconraziel-region::iconpokepalace::iconpokibition::iconpokeprelude::iconpokerevolution::iconsunshine-daycare::iconpokecrusade::iconpokimono::iconpkmndreamscape::iconpoke-glitch::iconpokegijinkaacademy::iconpoke-schoolofthearts::iconpokeinstitute::iconPokeBenders::iconPokecino::iconharvest-pokemoon::iconPokedoEmpire::iconThe-Pokemon-Kingdom::iconpoke-village::iconpokejinka-park::iconaeternum-elmaria::iconthe-pokemon-kingdom::iconpokelantis::iconpokecreed::iconpokepiec
Future of OffBeat lies in 2012Firstly I hope that I didn't scare anyone with all the drawings of my other story I was posted in last week. Off*beat is NOT being put on the back burner. The other project is second to finishing Off*beat. I will still be posting pics of Tory and friends so no worries!Okay so here's the good news and the bad news I promised regarding the future of Off*beat as far as I know it.Good NewsIt will be finished and the last book will be more easily accessible then previous installments.This is slated to happen in 2012 regardless if my publishing plan follows through.I will of course keep people updated regularly on deviantart as soon as i am certain of anything.I will be planning on doodling plenty of Off*beat things in the meantime and posting them here while we wait.Bad NewsThere will still be more waiting >_
Life is but a DreamWe are just unnourished frail bodies,overfed with white lies and short-lived-euphorias.Books filled with black letters,etching lurid images into our utmost dreams.Veering us from the big picture...the one we fail to paint ourselves.Our fists much too busy with fights,that we are bound to lose.Too occupied in line waiting,for creativity to be let loose like a stray dog.As if we will find home in this pursuit of happiness...but we only enclose each other in small roomswith nothing but old laptops.Missing keys,Oh!How many times I've guessed which letter could it be...Which letter could it be?To free us from havoc-stricken-thoughts?They come and go, unending like 24 hour subway stations.There's no break for this lonely man,heaving every breathe of stale airinto my overused lungs...Living in confined walls of fleshheld up with brittle paper-mache bones.Which day is it that I will burst out from this cage of a life?And hover with the Gods found in carefully binded bo
Blood BrothersBrookie always holds my hand when we cross the street. She's never given a reason for it, she just does it. It's become this unspoken rule with us that whenever we cross the street together, she slips her hand in mine and I lace my fingers through hers and we walk hand-in-hand until we reach the other side and she drops her hand and we both wipe our palms on our jeans. Brookie's a little scared of crossing the street. Her poppa died in a car crash when we were six. He was a pedestrian. She's never gotten over it.Brookie is my best friend going on sixteen years now, which is pretty impressive considering we're both sixteen. We don't have some cute little story about how we were born in the same hospital on the same day or about how our mothers were best friends long before they were pregnant with us and somehow passed on that bond while we were still in utero. No, Brookie and I met the same way ever
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June 29, 2004
Workers in occupations averaging $15 an hour or more were in a much better position with respect to access to benefits than were those in occupations averaging under $15 in March 2003.
The difference was particularly striking in rates of access to long-term disability insurance. Only 17 percent of those earning under $15 had access to such coverage, compared with half of those in the higher earnings category.
With regard to short-term disability insurance, 29 percent of those earning less than $15 per hour had access to this benefit, while 53 percent of those earning more than $15 per hour had access.
Among all workers, 30 percent had access to long-term disability insurance, and 39 percent had access to short-term disability insurance.
These data are from the BLS National Compensation Survey program. Learn more in "National Compensation Survey: Employee Benefits in Private Industry in the United States, March 2003" (PDF), Summary 04-02.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Editor's Desk, Access to disability insurance benefits in March 2003 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2004/jun/wk5/art02.htm (visited September 21, 2014).
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Day 1: Arrival in Antigua (Unguided)
Guests are met & transferred to Antigua. (1hr) Overnight in Antigua.
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Day 2: Architecture & History Tour(Guide HD)
Guests will take a half day walking tour of Antigua. (3-4hr). The tour takes in the main square, Palace, Cathedral, La Merced Church & San Francisco Church. All entrances are included. Free Afternoon. Overnight in Antigua. Breakfast/-/-.
Day 3: Transfer to Lake Atitlan & Santiago Tour (Guide HD)
Guests transfer to Lake Atitlan. (2.5hr) Once at the lake, guests will take a scenic boat ride across Lake Atitlan (30mins) to the village of Santiago where they have lunch in a local hotel and tour the village visiting the Maya God Maximon and learn about the textiles, spiritualism & beliefs of the T'zutujil Maya. Transfer to hotel, and overnight in the Lake Atitlan region.
• Upgrade with a Helicopter Transfer
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Day 4: Chichi Market (Guide FD)
Today guests transfer approx. 1hr to the famous market at Chichi. Time for shopping in this fabulous craft market and an opportunity to see Maya rituals being performed in the Catholic Church before transferring on to on to Guatemala City & to your hotel. (3hr) Overnight in Guatemala City.
• Upgrade with a Helicopter Transfer
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Day 5: Copan (Honduras) (Unguided)
Transfer across Guatemala towards the border with Honduras. Just across the border you are in the pretty colonial village of Copan Ruinas. (5hrs) Free afternoon to relax or explore this pretty colonial town. Overnight in Copan.
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• Add dinner at home w. Archaeologist David Sedat
• Upgrade with a presentation from David Sedat.
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Day 6: Copan Site & Bird Park (Guide in each place)
Your guide will meet you at your hotel and transfer you to the Maya Site of Copan. Enjoy a private guided tour of Copan Ruins site with its famous hieroglyphic staircase, ball court and tunnels. Lunch is in the tropical bird park where guests can also enjoy a visit of this beautiful facility looking after rescued tropical birds & working to educate people about conservation. Overnight in Copan.
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Day 7: Quirigua (Unguided)
Transfer back into Guatemala to visit the UNESCO protected site of Quirigua in the humid Motagua River Valley (2hr). Enjoy the beautifully carved stelea of his small but fascinating site situated amongst banana plantations. Then transfer on to Guatemala City for overnight.
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Day 8: Ceibal Site & Petexbatun Lake (Guide FD)
An early morning flight up to Flores (30min) and then guests transfer to Sayaxche (1.5hr) & then board a local boat for a picturesque river journey down the La Pasion river (30min) to the site at Ceibal. After a pretty steep climb up to the site through a Ceiba tree forest your guide will provide you with the latest findings and conclusions about this site which contains some of the most ornate & well preserved carved stelae. When you are ready continue by river to your rainforest lodge on the shores of Lake Petexbatun,(1hr). Overnight at Chiminos Lodge.
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Day 9: Aguateca - Flores (Guide FD)
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Day 10: Yaxha Sunset (B) (Guide HD)
Guests enjoy a free morning to relax. After lunch they transfer to Yaxha National Park (approx 1hr) to explore this atmospheric lakeside site ending with refreshments & wonderful views at sunset over the rainforest canopy from atop the main temples. Overnight in Tikal area.
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Today guests transfer to Tikal National park (approx 1hr) to explore the amazing UNESCO protected Mayan Temple site of Tikal where huge Mayan temples rise above the jungle canopy and monkeys and tropical birds are abundant in the surrounding rainforest. After lunch guests have time to relax and refresh and will fly back to Guatemala City (30min) where they will be transferred to their hotel. (Approx 10min) Overnight in Guatemala City.
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The UGA athletic association is asking fans to "Commit to the G," whether it's by buying a ticket to a game, making a donation to the Georgia Bulldog Club or even just wearing Georgia gear to work on Fridays. They've launched a special website as part of the campaign and are urging fans to interact on the Georgia Bulldogs Facebook page and on Twitter (@ugaathletics) where they want fans to use the #CommitToTheG hashtag.
As for wearing Bulldog gear on Fridays, beginning on Friday, Aug. 31, fans who submit photos in Georgia gear to email@example.com will have the chance to win prizes. A different winner will be selected each week and the photos will be posted on the official UGA Athletics Facebook page. Fans can also participate by sending photos to the @ugaathletics official UGA Athletics Twitter feed, with the hash tag #fanupfriday.
Now, let's catch up on some Junkyard Mail …
Brett writes: The offensive line is the major area of concern going into the season. How much better have they gotten in recent weeks? I for one am worried about David Andrews [at center]; he is listed at 6′2 280. That seems a bit too small for the defenses we will see.
I'm thinking Andrews, who reportedly is up to 295 now, must have made strides since the spring because Mark Richt singled him out this week, saying he "has had a good camp, and to me he has solidified that job" as center. "We were trying to find the best combination of five, and we went into camp hoping he would be the guy. I think it's the best combination for him to be the center, and he came through. I think he's done a good job." Earlier, Richt had said of Andrews: "He's very smart. That center must be able to make the calls and get everybody moving in the right direction. … If you're quick and you get your hands and feet where they're supposed to be and you run them with enthusiasm and you know what you're doing, you can play center."
Richt isn't alone in his praise of the sophomore lineman. Two weeks ago it was reported that Andrews, who's known as "Boss," had bested nose guard John Jenkins in some drills. "I'm going to be honest with you about David Andrews," Jenkins said. "A lot of people will be surprised. He's got a lot of heart and attitude. And with that heart and attitude and being so young he's going to be a great player. And for him to be able to hold with Kwame [Geathers] and me, it shows a lot. The thing is with David Andrews, his technique has gotten a lot better since the spring." Added Aaron Murray, who takes the snaps from Anderson: "We go out there, and him and I are working on calls. He knows everything we're doing, he knows the calls, and he's only going to get better these next few weeks and into the season. So I have complete confidence in what he can do."
As for the state of the OL in general, star defender Jarvis Jones says of the OL: "Those guys are getting a whole lot better. I'm seeing improvement in them every day." And Mike Bobo said, "I'm really liking the progression of the offensive line. I think those guys have bought in and they're working hard. Our missed assignments are down tremendously from last year at this point. That's due to those guys learning and studying and due to the quarterback getting us ready and into the play."
The fact that they were barely into preseason camp when coach Will Friend had basically settled on a starting five is encouraging. Currently it looks like the starters will be Kenarious Gates at left tackle, Dallas Lee at left guard, Andrews at center, Chris Burnette at right guard and true freshman John Theus at right tackle, with Watts Dantzler rotating in as the top reserve. The one caveat: After Dantzler, the drop-off apparently is pretty noticeable, and that could be a factor if the injury bug bites.
Ryan Paul Reid of the Redcoat Band writes: Bill, First off, keep up the great work with the Blawg. It's my trusted source for everything UGA. I wanted to let you know that we, the Redcoat Marching Band, are reviving the tradition of singing our beloved "Hail to Georgia" fight song (during pregame, in the stands, during Dawg Walk, etc.). We've put together a video of the band at band camp running through the tune and singing the somewhat forgotten lyrics, which are also embedded in the video. I tell you this because we all know reviving this tradition is only possible if UGA fans know it's happening and learn (or relearn) the lyrics. If you have any extra room in your next Blawg post, can you possibly squeeze in a tidbit about our efforts and provide the link to the lyrics? We want this to succeed more than you can imagine and that starts by spreading the word. Needless to say, your voice is louder than mine or those of my colleagues and we would appreciate any effort on your part to help us spread the word. Thanks again, Bill. Keep up the fantastic work. Get ready for a season to remember. Go Dawgs.
With pleasure, Ryan. Here are the lyrics. Learn 'em!
Hail to Georgia down in Dixie!
A college honored, fair, and true!
The red and black is her standard, proudly it waves,
Streaming today and the ages through!
She's the fairest of the Southland!
We'll pledge our love to her for aye! [pronounced like the letter "A"]
To that college dear we'll raise a cheer!
All hail to dear old U-G-A!
On a related topic, Austin writes: I have been blessed to have traveled to each SEC stadium with the Dawgs over the years and will currently be attending the game in Missouri this year. Just for the sake of my knowing, I called the UGA band department today and inquired about which road games the full band would be attending this year. Much to my dismay it will only be the Auburn and Florida games in the regular season this year. Why not South Carolina, too? Why not Tennessee last year? Don't say money! Especially not the way we've been spending it! Other schools' bands still travel. A few years back Mississippi State brought their entire band to Athens. As did Tennessee the year before and SC last year. It really adds to our crowd when we go on the road. We need our band to visit more schools when we go off.
I put that question to our pal Ryan, and he said: "In addition to the typical Florida and bowl game (and, we hope, SEC Championship game), the full band will be traveling to Auburn. It's the same one full band trip schedule [the athletic association] has used the past two years. The full Derbies [the pep band] will be at USCe, with a smaller Derbies group at Kentucky, and around 30 Derbies at Mizzou." Basically, it comes down to what the athletic association, which funds the Redcoats' football duties, is willing to pay for. But I was told by another Redcoat Band member a while back that another factor is that the band isn't always given enough seats at away games to take more than the Derbies anyway. Still, I tend to agree with you, Austin, that the full band ought to go to at least one more road game.
Josh Hensley writes: Bill, First of all I enjoy reading your Blawg every week. I also enjoying coming to Athens on the first Saturday of the football season. With that being said, I have a question. Do you think UGA would ever consider playing their opening nonconference game on a Thursday night? Many fans may not like this but it may be a good idea to get a head start on the competition, like USCe playing Vandy on Thursday to open up the season. It would give the team a few extra days after a game to tweak some things especially since the team will most likely leave Thursday night or Friday afternoon the next week to go to Missouri.
Not likely, Josh. UGA has a pretty longstanding tradition of keeping home games on Saturdays. Last year, President Michael Adams told WGAU in Athens that, "To the best of my knowledge, and I think this is accurate, we've not played a home or away Thursday night game during my time here, and we won't. I don't do scheduling, but I do set certain parameters and certain rules within which the athletic departments are expected to operate. We don't let teams play on exam days, for instance. We don't like for them to play on reading days, but there's been a time or two that has been unavoidable because of conference commitments. But generally, I think football ought to be a Saturday occurrence. I think it ought to be fun for an entire community on weekends." Adams isn't even crazy about neutral site openers like last year's at the Georgia Dome, which he said fans ought to view as "a one-time event. I'm a very strong believer in on-campus, student-centered football."
Cleveland Williams III writes: Bill, Why is there so much attention being given to Malcolm Mitchell moving from receiver to defensive back this year? I know the stats from last year — and he was good as a freshman — but when looking at the depth chart for next year he is going to be needed as a defensive back. The current starting defensive backfield is all seniors and will be lost to graduation. The group for next year will only have seven scholarship players (Devin Bowman, Sheldon Dawson, Marc Deas, Corey Moore, Connor Norman, Blake Sailors, Damian Swann) plus Malcolm, and will lack experience. The receiving core for next year, (Bennett, Conley, Scott-Wesley, Tibbs, Wooten, Flournoy-Smith, Lynch and Rome), will be the more experienced group. Bennett, Conley, Wooten, Lynch and Rome will be more experienced than the returning defensive backs. Should Mitchell not be left at defensive back to resolve this issue?
You make a good point, Cleveland. I'd say a lot of it will depend on a) how well Mitchell performs as a two-way player and b) how well the rest of the receiving corps does. I basically expect Mitchell will remain at least a part-time two-way player the rest of his career at Georgia.
Jim Parry writes: Bill, Saw some early comments on our new placekickers performances, thus far. Made me wonder, with the large amount of recruits we plan to sign this year, wouldn't it be safe to use one on another kicker? We had two on scholarship recently? This would be a good year to do with all the numbers.
Let's wait and see how true freshman Marshall Morgan does this season. If he falters then, yeah, I wouldn't be surprised to see one of the 30-plus scholarships UGA will be able to hand out going to another kicker. But if he gets in the groove, I'd say at least for a couple of years his backup is likely to be someone who starts out as a walk-on. That's not necessarily a bad thing. Brandon Coutu arrived in Athens as a walk-on and ended up supplanting scholarship kicker Andy Bailey.
Chuck Cook writes: Hi Bill, I have been enjoying your blogs and articles in the AJC for quite some time, and never miss one of your postings. Your latest about your daughter's enrollment and some of the history of UGA has prompted a question from me, and hopefully a link or direction you can point me to. As a 1960 grad (BAJ), my wife and I left campus in 1959 for a job in Jacksonville, and returned in 1960 only for graduation ceremonies. I never got a 1960 (and maybe not even a 1959) yearbook, and for all these years I've wondered if I had a photo or two in these. Do you know if there's a library link that might take me to a digital version of those old yearbooks or some way I could make contact with a department to view the yearbooks when I make a trip to Athens? I'd greatly appreciate your help. Thanks.
Yes, there is a link to Pandora yearbooks of the past provided by UGA's Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, but the bad news is that so far it only offers scans of a limited number of years. They say later volumes will be added over time, but they don't say how quickly. You might try searching on eBay for a 1960 Pandora. When I checked, I didn't see one for that year (though they had 1961), but it's a good bet one will show up eventually.
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Good column, Bill. Thanks for the update about the band, and thanks for posting the words to "Hail to Georgia". I found them several years ago in a pocket-sized student handbook that was evidently handed out to students duringthe 30s. It also had words to other Georgia songs, like, "Going Back", "Wanna Go Back", and, of course, "Glory, Glory". Then again, I knew the words to "Hail" because my parents taught them to me!
On a related note, are you aware that a piece called "The Bulldog March", written in the early 20th century, was rediscovered a few years ago? Michael Brewer and the Athens Brass Choir performed an arrangement of this piano piece soon after it was found by an alumnus, whose name escapes me at the momnent…
August 18th, 2012
10:49 pm
One more comment…
These words are slightly different than what I've seen. In the 4th line, it was "Singing her praises the ages through."
Last line: "So here's to dear ole U-G-A!"
August 18th, 2012
11:13 pm
In regards to the Redcoats not going to SC, I believe there was something a couple years ago where the SEC made rules limiting the number of games the band can go to. It had to do with fairness between teams or something I believe.
August 18th, 2012
11:20 pm
"Adams isn't even crazy about neutral site openers like last year's at the Georgia Dome"
I guess not after getting waxed by some 2 & 3 star players from Idaho.
August 18th, 2012
11:30 pm
"As for wearing Bulldog gear on Fridays, beginning on Friday, Aug. 31, fans who submit photos in Georgia gear to firstname.lastname@example.com will have the chance to win prizes."
Good Lord, This sounds like one of those pieces of trash that I get in the mail telling me that I have won a car and all I have to do is bring the key enclosed to the dealership and if unlocks the car – I win it!!! Wow, as P.T. Barnum said, there is one born every minute.
August 18th, 2012
11:31 pm
Former Redcoat here, 11Dawg is correct. Other athletic departments around the SEC with smaller budgets than UGA asked a couple of years ago to reduce the number of away games the full band could go to as a cost-saving maneuver. Now each organization is limited to attending 2 away games a year as a full band, which we use for Florida every year and Auburn/Tennessee(?) on a rotating schedule. Go Dawgs!
August 18th, 2012
11:33 pm
"Earlier, Richt had said of Andrews: "He's very smart."
Things are looking up in Athens.
August 18th, 2012
11:38 pm
"Our missed assignments are down tremendously from last year at this point."
??? Wasn't last years line the more proven one – that went to the NFL? Coaching??
August 18th, 2012
11:45 pm
"Do you think UGA would ever consider playing their opening nonconference game on a Thursday night?"
Sounds like John might be anitcipating the worst for this upcoming season. Being relagated to the Thursady night (usually reserved for the ACC and other conferences) schedule is not a good sign.
August 18th, 2012
11:46 pm
SSI's team looked pretty sorry in their practice today. It's a shame for them that their quarterbacks are so lousy.
August 18th, 2012
11:50 pm
"We don't like for them to play on reading days"
Please don't tell me that UGA has a dedicated day for their football player learning their ABC's, Jan Kemp would be rolling over in her grave.
August 18th, 2012
11:56 pm
SSlgator, what the hell are you doing? Do you realize how moronic you sound? Your team will do good to win 6 games this year, and the others you will be waxed. Ever since that over rated quief of a coach you had left you with his problems, you have sucked it up. Face it, uf is a thing of the past, and a flash in history. Your team overall does not have a very good record. Historically, uf is a poor football school, and as much else, things are reverting back to the way they were in the past…with UGA beating up on uf like we do tech every year.
August 19th, 2012
12:01 am
Bill King -
Sorry for so many posts so close together, but this is one of your better (and more diverse) articles of late and was ripe for comment. Hope Olivia is adjusting to being away from the nest. Cheers.
August 19th, 2012
12:10 am
uf all time record is 640-373-40, with 3 claimed national titles.
UGA all time record is 747-400-54, with 6 claimed national titles
and the all time recor between the two is 48-40-2 in favor of UGA and thats after the recent domination, which is ending now. Not to mention UGA has the second most SEC titles behind Alabama….add another one after this year is over too! GO DAWGS!
August 19th, 2012
12:27 am
sSI Gator: reading days are the 1-2 days students have between the end of regular classes and the start of exams… It's all about the academics (you know, the reason they're in college).
August 19th, 2012
12:33 am
faithfuldawg86 -
Whew! Thanks for clearing that up. Jan will rest easier now.
August 19th, 2012
1:00 am
SSI do you have a wife? Kids? Something? A gator fan talking to himself on a UGA blog? What a loser…Gators are about 300 miles south in case you got lost.
August 19th, 2012
1:26 am
I was a Redcoat as well and graduated in spr '09. What 11Dawg and Sousa said is true. I believe the change happened in the fall of 2010. It's sad, because UGA does have the budget to send the band to more games, but we can't because it would hurt the feelings of other schools.
Found this link ranking the SEC bands around 2009/10:
Decent read, except there's no way Tennessee is 2nd on originality for their songs. Our Drum Majors kept tallies on the big dry erase boards at the games every time they played Rocky Top.
August 19th, 2012
6:16 am
As usual, the dawgs are all pumped up for another run at the SEC and a national championship. The Kool-Aid is flowing in copious amounts as they make ready to mow down their cupcake opposition.
Wait, haven't we heard this before… as in every year?
And before long the dreams will be just shattered illusions, victim to 3rd rate coaching, failed drug tests, DUIs, girlfriends beaten up, academic failures, and a dozen other reasons.
So let me be the first to say so long, farewell, ciao, adios, sayonara, and adieu to the whimpering puppies, whose only hope is… are you ready for this…
August 19th, 2012
6:35 am
@ SsIgator, I know it's not looking good down in Gainesville these days, that's a real shame…..
Florida will turn it around again one day. It's the Dawgs time now. No need to torture yourself, better to just accept the truth and get used to it.
Wishing out loud on a Dawgs blog won't do you or the gators any good. Maybe next year?
August 19th, 2012
7:26 am
Crazy Will Muschamp is only in his 2nd year as H.C… and Texas did not do well when he was coordinator..,. WAIT TILL NEXT YEAR !!!
August 19th, 2012
7:45 am
I checked the Student Index in the 1960 Pandora and did not find a listing for Charles Cook…or any male Cook.
Speaking of the Redcoat Band…which, as they sing "The Best Band In The Land"…could some consideration be given to changing the playing (and singing) of the UGA song (which no one knows) to the Georgia State song (which EVERYONE knows). Georgia On My Mind is much more meaningful to a fired up football crowd than the "High School" tune they now play.
August 19th, 2012
8:22 am
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August 19th, 2012
8:29 am
If Jarvis Jones and John Jenkins aren't worried about the O-line, then I'm not worried.
Well maybe a little . . .
Go Dawgs!
August 19th, 2012
8:44 am
Harold..quit being a coward…UGA beats Tenn…over or under 30?
August 19th, 2012
8:45 am
Georgia On My Mind would be classic!
August 19th, 2012
8:46 am
The 15 worst scandals in college sports:
Just guess which school is on the list TWICE.
Remember, there's a reason why UGA is known far and wide as The Cesspool of the South.
August 19th, 2012
8:52 am
Please read Dawg for Life's posting at 12:10 am.
August 19th, 2012
9:47 am
"In regards to the Redcoats not going to SC"
Might as well save them for a game which UGA has a prayer of winning. Not going to be much to cheer about at that game for UGA…they are averaging about 9 pts a game in Columbia.
Ole, that's right I forgot UGAs no-running back, inexperienced OL, and no-name WR offense is going to score 45 this year in UGA.
Save the band for the UK trip it MIGHT have more reason for songs.
August 19th, 2012
9:57 am
Any word on whether the Redcoats have been moved back to their rightful seats on the North side?
August 19th, 2012
10:12 am
Not too concerned about the band. I mean their cool and traditional and all. It does seem that we would cart the lot of them to Mizzou, though. Welcome to the SEC, our band is louder than your whole stadium!
August 19th, 2012
10:13 am
What brings the same trolls to the UGA sites again and again to spew their hatred toward UGA. Same trolls, same message, Doggies are losers. One of the most successful programs in the SEC, needs to just giveup because they will never accomplish anything, lol.
Where do they come from and why do they come here? What do they hope to accomplish with non-stop UGA-bashing? Is it jealousy? Spite because of numerous beatdowns by the Dawgs inflicted on their favorite team?
I for one, never go to another teams blogs for any reason. Just not interested, but they are always here wasting our time, defending against false accusations and half-truths. You answer them logically and they ignore your reply because they already know the truth. They just want to inflict verbal damage to our psyche and instill doubt in our program. They want us to hate CMR & CMB. They want us to doubt CTGs Defense as inept, lol…
Basically, it is nothing short of cyber-warfare and it works on the simple-minded but not on the informed. We have no qb controversy. Our D. is strong and our O-line is very capable.
Has there been a study on Blog-Trolls? I would love to read it…
August 19th, 2012
10:19 am
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August 19th, 2012
10:20 am
I have it on good authority that SSI Gator makes honey and hangs with bees. Aka St Simons, UGA Cesspool, and many more. He isn't a hater; it is beyond that. Hahahahah
August 19th, 2012
10:21 am
There is no way on God's green earth that Andrews is 6′2″ 280 lbs. Richt ought to be ashamed for allowing UGA to list Andrews as such. More like 5′11″ 270 lbs. In fact, there was an article about Bobo and Will Friend teasing the kid about how short he is, and Andrew acknowledging that, in some cases, he's outweighed by 80 lbs! .Richt's made some bizarre decisions since he's been at UGA, but starting this kid at center is one of the tops. Richt has your future All-SEC center (Michael Thornton) at 3rd Team Nose Tackle. This is why it's been 32 years y'all.
August 19th, 2012
10:27 am
Thanks for the laugh this morning. Nice way to start a Sunday morning, with a joke about how much S.C. has accomplished in their storied history. What a tradition the Chickens have, lol. They are a legend in their on mind. Pathetic really pathetic…
August 19th, 2012
10:28 am
Chazzo is in for a big surprise when the dawgs get to Columbia, Mizzou. The beginnnig of the end for CMR and the "dream season". Missou wakes them up to reality.
August 19th, 2012
10:36 am
Rivals and Scout said he was 6 2″ & 275 two years ago! You are saying he shrunk 3 inches and 5 pounds in two years? Maybe we shoot for the middle, say 6″ & 290? This is what Scout said and it sounds like they were right,— Andrews is a true center prospect and he has what schools look for at that position. He is smart, he can make the calls, he is strong, and he gets off the ball well. He still needs to continue to add weight and get bigger, but he will develop into one of the top centers in the South. – Chad Simmons – 1/18/2010
August 19th, 2012
10:41 am
Thursday night games are for pansy teams that run high school offenses that can't get on TV any other way. Thursday night games are when you fry the bigger fish!
August 19th, 2012
10:46 am
Penn State is big on tradition. So is Georgia. Tradition is a great crutch when the present doesn't have a leg to stand on.
August 19th, 2012
10:56 am
Speaking of jokes, Tide Roll makes an appearance to bless the Doggies with his racist spew. T.roll is the worst UGA hater on the blog wherever and whenever he's around. He's always so concerned for UGA, lmaoff. It's fitting that he made an appearance right after my 10:13 post. He is just a waste of humanity and is nothing if not the face of hate. I pity the people closest to him because he is a social cancer that needs a cure. His complex hatred for UGA has turned into blatant racism. If he were part of a tree, you would prune him. If he was cattle, you would cull him. Like a bad apple, you must keep him from rotting the rest of the bunch. If he was on your ball team, you'd cut him. He is cancer, poision & corrosive rust.
I believe in Freedom of Speech, but the hate coming out of what Tide Rolls post is an abuse of the Freedom I fought for. I highly doubt he was ever a member of the United States Military. He is pitiful and pathetic…
August 19th, 2012
10:57 am
Regarding the comment about Thursday games– I think that's the first thing Michael Adams has ever said that I agree with.
August 19th, 2012
11:01 am
Alpha Male
And what kind of statement have you made without tradition? Zero. You have NOTHING…
August 19th, 2012
11:12 am
So is Alabama, USC, Notre Dame, UOS, Michigan and too many to list. What is your lame point and what loser school with no tradition do you support, lol???
August 19th, 2012
11:19 am
Dawg for Life………..When you said another NC after this year, you couldn't have been talking about UGA………I'm sure you meant Bama again. It was just slightly unclear the way you worded it!
August 19th, 2012
11:19 am
To those who asked…
The RCB will be moving back to our seats in Section 112.
August 19th, 2012
11:21 am
Tradition is a great crutch when the present doesn't have a leg to stand on.
that line is a keeper! good one Alpha!
August 19th, 2012
11:22 am
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A jury found Debra Milke guilty of murder in 1990 in connection with the brutal death of her 4-year-old son Christopher.
But earlier this year, a U.S. Appeals court threw out the conviction, based on a tainted confession obtained by a Phoenix police officer with a history of misconduct.
As a result, Milke is getting a new trial, which is set to begin later this month.
Former Maricopa County prosecutor John Rhude told CBS 5 News that the testimony of Officer Armando Saldate will hold the key to whether Milke is found guilty again.
"If that officer is not credible, if the words that come out of his mouth cannot be verified, if there's serious questions to his motives and the authenticity and honesty of that officer - there's a real big problem for Mr. Montgomery and the county attorney's office."
Other potential problems for Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery include:
Montgomery has repeatedly stated that he's moving forward with the case, because he's convinced Milke belongs behind bars for the brutal murder of her son.
Private investigator Paul Heubl interviewed Milke twice from jail and conducted extensive research on the case.
Heubl said that he believes Milke will be found not guilty.
"I have searched far and wide for any piece of evidence that I could," said Heubl. "I am a trained investigator. I'm a former police officer. I've looked and looked and never could find one shred of evidence linking her to this crime."
Milke's former roommate James Styers remains in prison for the murder of Milke's son. Styers has never come forward to say Milke was involved.
A court hearing will be held Sept. 23 to determine whether the confession obtained by Saldate will be allowed in the new trial, which is set to start Sept. 30.
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Alex Kingston was born on March 11, 1963 in London, England as Alexandra Elizabeth Kingston. She is an actress, known for ER (1994), Like Crazy (2011) and The Fortunes and Misfortunes of Moll Flanders (1996). She has been married to Florian Haertel since December 29, 1998. They have one child. She was previously married to Ralph Fiennes. See full bio »
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Could the billboard display of a message by a scorned woman be a ploy by a marketing company? That's the question WGHP in North Carolina is asking, according to a story posted on myfox8.com.
The message posted on the billboard on Wednesday read:
"Michael, GPS Tracker - $250, Nikon camera with zoom lens - $1600, Catching my husband and buying this billboard with our investment account - Priceless. Tell Jessica you're moving in!" - Jennifer
Then, a new message appeared Thursday afternoon referencing a local restaurant that read:
Jessica -Meet me at Yodaddy's at 7 p.m. for some wine therapy.- Jennifer
According to the report, the station contacted Yodaddy's general manager who said he did not know who purchased the new billboard. The station then contacted the restaurant's owner, Kotis Developments, and determined that Kotis also owns the billboard.
The station says the CEO of Kotis could not be reached for comment.
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I'm going to be very blunt here; the left needs to stop pissing on the memory of the Civil Rights Movement. Comparing Jason Collins to Jackie Robinson is a disgrace. It dilutes the accomplishments of a man who faced humiliation and degradation and physical abuse because he dared to play a sport he loved in a league that had always been whites only. Lives were lost on the way to the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Those would would fight for equality under the non-violent dictum of Dr. King were abused in unthinkable ways. To invoke his Dr. King in the matter of photo ID to vote is to piss on his memory and everything for which he worked so hard to achieve.
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A compound found in dark chocolate has been found to protect the brain from ischemic damage by increasing cellular signals that are known to protect neurons from damage. Sylvain Doré, Ph.D., and colleagues at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine induced an ischemic stroke in two groups of mice, one group of which had been fed a single dose of the flavanol epicatechin. Results showed that the mice that had been given epicatechin suffered significantly less brain damage. Click here for Read More >