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I'm enjoying the Independence Day holiday, as I hope you are, but I wanted to provide a fresh forum for looking ahead, now that it's being reported UGA President Michael Adams has asked for and received Damon Evans' resignation and an announcement will be made Monday.
That's a good thing. Dragging this tawdry story out would only have further damaged UGA.
One of Evan's staffers at the UGA Athletic Association apparently will be named the interim athletics director and then the search for a permanent replacement will commence.
As I wrote Saturday, I think the best move would be to hire Greg McGarity, an Athens native who grew up hanging out at the UGA tennis courts, graduated from UGA and spent quite a few years with the UGA Athletic Association. He has been with the University of Florida since 1992 and currently is the senior associate athletics director there.
Whether you think McGarity should have had the job in 2003 or agreed with hiring Evans at the time, UGA couldn't do better than McGarity now. He has the experience. He knows how a very successful athletics program is run.
Other names of likely candidates are bound to surface. I've already seen mention of Dave Hart, the former FSU athletics director who's now an assistant at Alabama.
But it's hard to beat McGarity's UGA bona fides. Whether that will help him or hurt him in the eyes of Adams is the big question.
This will probably be the most important hire Adams makes for some time. There's been speculation that he'll be tempted to go with someone he thinks he can control, someone who won't buck him. Unfortunately, Adams' past actions probably support that theory.
The spotlight is now on Adams, which apparently is where he likes it. I'm hoping this will be one instance in which he doesn't disappoint us.
July 4th, 2010
6:13 pm
July 4th, 2010
6:15 pm
Why not Jack Bauerle?
July 4th, 2010
6:19 pm
Mr. (Dr. ?) Adams may miss the opportunity of his professional life if he doesn't do just this:
Name Coach Dooley Interim Athletic Director, starting Tuesday.
Create a contract for him that lasts one year.
Until such time as he hires a permanent AD, Coach Dooley is it, fully, as in "buck stops here".
When he hires a permanent AD – next day, next week, next month, next year – Coach Dooley's contract calls for him to stay on as a "consultant" to the Department.
This wins for e'body:
UGA students and alums
Athletic Department employees
July 4th, 2010
6:22 pm
Hire Quincy Carter !
July 4th, 2010
6:23 pm
Dawg House – that was awesome, thanks for the laugh…
Personally I hope Adams will not let his ego get in the way of the hire, but history says otherwise…
July 4th, 2010
6:30 pm
Dooley to be interim AD…… http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqBsf0pKORM
July 4th, 2010
6:33 pm
Welcome Back Vince !
July 4th, 2010
6:34 pm
Bill, how long before the board says enough with Adams isn't this his 3-4 hire that has not worked out?
July 4th, 2010
6:36 pm
Everyone is always rough on Mr. Adams. Evans was a good hire up to this point. Too bad…so sad about getting caught with the panties.
Would exactly would a new A.D do different. The head coaches are place. There is no need to replace either CMR of Fox. The new A.D will just be a figure head to smile for pictures.
Personally, I could care less for the money and business aspect. Just win more than you lose and keep it in your pants.
July 4th, 2010
6:37 pm
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July 4th, 2010
6:56 pm
I feel bad for UGA and for Damon Evans, but this was too big a mistake for him to overcome. Based on his press conference, I do believe his apology was sincere and he seemed to fully recognize the severity of his mistakes. It sounds like the right thing is being done with the resignation, though. It was obvious he didn't have enough support to continue, and with his role it wouldn't have made sense for him to stay. I never met him in person, but it was my impression that he did a very good job for the Athletic Association. I sincerely wish him well.
If it looks like it will take a while to hire a new AD, I think Vince Dooley would be the obvious choice for interim AD, if Dr. Adams can work with him. I know Coach Dooley would do whatever was best for UGA, although he might prefer not to return with his son coaching at Tennessee.
July 4th, 2010
6:59 pm
Some Sense makes sense, but agree that McGarity is best choice…but with Adams making the final decision, all bets are off.
July 4th, 2010
7:07 pm
adams, as always, will choose someone who will only go for "my way or the highway."
July 4th, 2010
7:08 pm
Bill, I gather from your remarks that you do not like Adams. Why? He has done a remarkable job at UGA. The University has grown to be one of the top academic schools in the SE under his leadership.
Of course, maybe you are only interested in football.
Which brings up a question, are you a UGA grad? If so when?
July 4th, 2010
7:11 pm
MCGarity has no chance, although he is the best choice by far. If he succeeds like I know he would, it would be embarassing for King Mike, who passed him over the first time. King Mike will not backtrack. It is absolutely positive that he loves the spotlight and will always choose the show horse over the work horse. You guys are right that he should beg Vince to come back for a year giving him time to make a good selection, however he is King Mike, real estate baron and institution maker. Expect him to do something strange just to let everyone know that he is the Man in Charge.
July 4th, 2010
7:13 pm
He sure as hell doesn't need to name Dooley as temporary anything. He and Barbara need to stay right where they are( she will probably be in Tenn. most of the time anyway hopefully with Vince) Adam needs to scour the country for the best man available (ala Fox) he doesn't need to hire anyone who is already imbedded in the good ole boy network in Athens. He needs to bring in someone who is a tough SOB and can look at everything objectively and not be swayed by what is already in place (Richt for example) The coaches at UGA need to know that they either get the job done or they can follow Evans. Too many coaches there are resting on their laurels and that isn't cutting it . The FANS deserve better than mediocrity!!!!!!!!!!!
July 4th, 2010
7:13 pm
..the black female asst AD – though McGarrity may be the better choice. Adams has to save face – he hired the first SEC AD who was black, now he has to hire the first black female. It is a win win for all, though it will be a wild ride as the Board and the school get used to a female leader – hope her panties are big girl size and not all red!
July 4th, 2010
7:13 pm
"Some Sense" – excellent thinking! Vince Dooley learned from Joel Eaves, and put the Athletic Department in the financial position it enjoys today. Whether President Adams likes Vince or not is not as important as the quality of the hire. Under the circumstance, I would hope Adams could bury the hatchet with Vince, and if Vince would consider helping out I know he could adapt to Adams within reason. I have worked hundreds of people over the years, and you have to let them do the job. If they can't, then they have to be replaced.
Should Vince come back, he should be the decision maker until a permanent hire takes place. He knows the job much better than Dr. Adams ever would. This would give Adams and the board time to make the best choice for UGA.
Greg McGarity is an excellent target. I have known him for many years and he is a solid thinker. Other candidates will surface and no rush to hire would be necessary under Vince's watchful eye and ability.
What say you DAWGS?
July 4th, 2010
7:18 pm
"Ceph" – I will bet your parents wished you were a positive thinker. Negative thinking is easy. Thoughtful, intelligent reason always works best.
Criticism comes easy for people like you. I would guess you are one insecure individual.
July 4th, 2010
7:28 pm
collegeballfan…………..UGA has not done anything under Adams but split and divide its alumni. He does not even reside in Athens. He has replaced every major department head at the University. He is wanting to destroy tailgating as you know it, his recomendation was to forbid it except for three hours before kickoff, even if kickoff was at 9PM. You need to read over his resume and read up on how he was hired and by whom, and you will see why the gymnastics coach was able to live like she did.
and when did you graduate and with what degree?
July 4th, 2010
7:31 pm
leeburn will make the call …. he runs everything at georgia … uga is a tax shelter for leeburn … adams is a fat wimp .. adams has caused
countless problems for our school … leave our state now ……..
July 4th, 2010
7:37 pm
hire mark fuhrmann, courtney's brother! he's not a cop anymore. make a great ad!
July 4th, 2010
7:46 pm
Damon Evans has a a history of womanizing. He was warned and slapped on the wrist in 2006, for sexual encounter. The news media slipped it under the rug.
July 4th, 2010
7:52 pm
Greg McGarity is a Gator and he need not be considered. Once a Gator always a Gator.
Bill, touche to "collegeballfan", nice touch. Probably won't be hearing from him any longer. I'd imagine he's a jock sniffing liberal like Adams = PATHETIC! And, of course, Adams will disappoint us.
July 4th, 2010
7:55 pm
McGarrity or Hart would be fine. I like McGarrity's background and I like that Coach Richt has a history with Hart. Allthough I don't remember a lot of good hires that Hart made @ FSU. Having Bobby Bowden overshadowed many of the sports there.
July 4th, 2010
8:05 pm
What do you think of bringing back Steve Dennis, UGA alum and current AD at Troy??? I know talking to former players they have wanted him for some time…I bet his phone has rung off the hook the last few days…
July 4th, 2010
8:11 pm
When, O, when will the UGA get rid of Adams? Taking UGA down the tubes.
July 4th, 2010
8:15 pm
I still advocate Billy Payne as an interim choice, if he is willing, so that we can undertake a national search for the best choice. I don't care what color Williams is, I'm just not sure a woman doesn't face a significant disadvabtage at a football-dominated school.
July 4th, 2010
8:23 pm
As I have already stated, I am clearly the best man for the job. I worked in the front office for a world champion.
July 4th, 2010
8:26 pm
Anybody with the good sense to leave the game in Jacksonville.
Whoever it is, I can't think of a better time to be walking into the job. Capital improvement under way and already financed or paid for. Basketball program poised to improve. Football program seems to be refocused. Baseball fuiure surely has to be better with all the youth. Multiple other sports in great shape.
I don't like this short list of candidates mentality going on right now though. Nothing against them, but I know there are a dozen good candidates waiting to be googled. This is a top notch job.
July 4th, 2010
8:27 pm
No to Hart as he is the one who got FSU in trouble His son Rick would be a good as he is the AD at Chattanooga now and doing an outstanding job.
July 4th, 2010
8:28 pm
Do we really need an interim in July? I would say if they name one, it needs to be somebody who is announced not to be a candidate.
July 4th, 2010
8:37 pm
You guys assume that McGarity was qualified and willing back then, but I find it difficult to believe that in 6 yrs he has not recieved one offer that would have been a step above what he is doing now. Him taking and building a program at a smaller school for a while would have been a much smarter career move than waiting a decade if need be for the AD at Georgia to giggle at a state trooper.
July 4th, 2010
8:44 pm
Anybody who is down on Dooley or Richt is half way a Tech fan and full time idiot.
July 4th, 2010
9:05 pm
I knew Greg when he was Coach Magill's manager in 1974. He will make a great AD!
Lew Hege, '74
July 4th, 2010
9:09 pm
Body suit man would become an official mascot as well. I mean if Auburn can have about 6 different mascots, we can add another.
July 4th, 2010
9:18 pm
Ceph, I'm a loyal DAWG and I totally agree with you're assessment. Most Uga fans want to live in the past. I don't think I can stand to here one more "bring Vince Dooley back comment". Why? He did a lackluster job as AD. He hired ray goff and then had a deal to bring in Glenn mason, only to get left at the alter. Then had to hire Jim Donnan out of desperation. How great was UGA football under Vince Dooley as AD? How about hiring Ron Jirsa to replace Tubby Smith? Any of you Vince Dooley supporters out there want to comment on these coaching hires. Vince was a great football coach but he did a subpar job as AD. I agree with the folks who want to bring in a tough minded outsider.
July 4th, 2010
9:28 pm
No need blaming Michael Adams for anything. He is merely doing what he is told by the Board of Regents.
It's all politics with this much money in the UGA Athletic Dept. (Next to Texas, the highest income in the country) and the Board of Regents are very pleased with all the $$$.
Universities are the biggest prostitutes in the Universe.
If the UGA fans want to get rid of the umbrageous Michael Adams they will have to make some changes in the Board of Regents.
July 4th, 2010
9:41 pm
[...] will Michael Adams be able to set aside his perceived need for a "Yes Man" in order to find an AD who is willing to go the extra mile to make Georgia football not only [...]
July 4th, 2010
9:47 pm
It won't be Dooley. Next hire will be the "conventional" sort. Look for Adams to try to defuse the situation with a big hire. Doubt it will be one of our UGA home-biscuits.
July 4th, 2010
10:07 pm
I hope you are right, Drink this state.
July 4th, 2010
10:08 pm
Dooley wouldn't accept the position if offered, since his son is now head football coach at UT. Even if he wanted to, Barbara would kill him if he did.
Adams won't do what is the best for the University. He will get the person who best feeds his overblown ego.
July 4th, 2010
10:12 pm
"No need blaming Michael Adams for anything."
Who is the guy responsible for fund raising? Adams, I would think.
Georgia ranks #125 nationally in endowments at $456 million. That's 4th in Georgia, behind Emory #16, Georgia Tech #61 and Berry College #101.
Stanford at #3 is the highest ranked FBS school at $12.619 billion.
July 4th, 2010
10:18 pm
Layinlow – I sure hope they don't hire you. Coach Dooley built one of the best athletic programs in the nation, if not the overall best. As far as coaching hires. He did hire Tubby Smith and gave it to Jirsa because of loyalty, he deserved a shot. He hired Ray Goff, because he knew Goff was a great recruiter and we new with the Jan Kemp deal numbers were going to be at an all time low. You have to give Goff credit, he brought in some kind of talent. He just never had a Defensive Coordinator. Wayne McDuffie was a heck of an Offensive Coordinator. Dooley also hired Ron Polk who would still be at UGA had Miss. St. not called him back. Other than this year you can't argue with Coach Perno's success. He was also one reason we got Hugh Durham and Andy Landers. You ask people across the country what kind of AD he was and you will see what he was thought of nationwide. I going and just stop because you showed your ignorance, maybe Dooley didn't give you a scholarship.
July 4th, 2010
10:23 pm
Steve Orsini – AD at SMU.
July 4th, 2010
10:24 pm
"If the UGA fans want to get rid of the umbrageous Michael Adams they will have to make some changes in the Board of Regents."
The Governor, Sonny Perdue appoints the University System of Georgia Regents. Adams and the presidents of the other 3 research universities (Georgia Tech, Georgia State and the Medical College of Georgia) report to the Board of Regents via the Chancellor. The other 31 schools report through lower tiers in the hierarchy.
July 4th, 2010
10:24 pm
Here is what I don't get about this ego deal. Are you suggesting that a highly successful athletic department would not look good for Adams? So, he is likely to hire somebody that will not be as successful, not make as much money, not bring the University national attention, in an effort to make himself look good? Isn't that sort of the opposite of what a person trying to look good do?
Wouldn't whats best for the University, somebody who brings in lots of money to build big structures and hires great coaches that win lots of games, be EXACTLY what woulod feed his overblown ego?
July 4th, 2010
10:31 pm
Hey Bill why don't you put my comments on here. You don't want to hear the truth.
July 4th, 2010
10:34 pm
Sobelsohn – Orsini would be an interesting choice. Notre Dame tried to hire him in 2008. He was captain of ND's 1977 national championship team.
Got the info from dallasnews.com.


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After 40 years of life I recently learned that I am "short-waisted." I had no idea. I also learned that I need the straight fit not the curvy fit – despite being curvy – in my jeans.
I learned all this from the straight-shooting, tell-it-like-it is Lynn Peck, who works at my local Ann Taylor Loft and is a freelance style consultant.
Women may go in thinking Lynn is just there to get them a different size if they need it, but she is really there to tell you with complete honesty what works on your body and what doesn't.
I hadn't bought jeans in five years – since after the birth of my last child. I needed some new jeans, and I had a 50 percent off email to the Loft. So I headed on in. I saw Lynn in the store and she told me which jeans to start with.
I brought back probably nine pairs of jeans to try on. I would step out and she would say things like "you see this, the crotch isn't right." After trying on a bunch she said "I'm sending out for a dark blue, 10, modern straight pair. I think that's the one."
And it was. They fit great, are stretchy and make me look small. (She didn't like the light blue on me. I love how definitive Lynn is!)
I always try to put myself into bigger sizes and she told me NO. I needed to be in the 10 not the 12.
You can always go shopping with your friends or your mom but it's nice to have someone who really knows what they are doing.
Do you have a favorite salesperson in a store who helps you? Are they straight-shooters? Do you trust their judgment? Who do you trust to tell you if something looks awful or good?
November 8th, 2012
8:23 am
Are you taking advice from the people who receive commission from the very same advice they give you?
November 8th, 2012
8:59 am
I don't trust mirrors so I always take pictures.
November 8th, 2012
9:18 am
@Jeff — She may very well be taking advice from the people to whom commission is being paid but, should the advice prove to be bad, etc., then that salesperson has not only lost potential sales to a single customer but potential sales to customers who just might read a posting on a blog, Facebook, etc.
I have done so much business with Jos. A. Bank and Brooks Brothers that I know the representatives by name. And who doesn't expect these employees to be paid whether it be commission or otherwise? The better they do their jobs the more inclined I am to return and to also speak about the experience to others.
November 8th, 2012
9:19 am
Sure, Jeff. The style consultant has a vested interest in making her look good — she'll come back and buy again.
November 8th, 2012
9:24 am
No need. I know what fits and what I like.
November 8th, 2012
9:46 am
@Jeff – Ann Taylor doesn't pay on comission, I know Nordstrom does, but I find their people to be the most honest. I think because if the item is returned it comes out of their comission so they don't want you returning stuff.
I think its too bad your Mom or friends aren't as honest with you as a sales person. My Mom is the first to say, "no that is not a good look for you"
November 8th, 2012
9:48 am
These are the type of salespeople that are hard to find these days. You used to be able to go in and someone could make suggestions from top to bottom. And, since you WILL look good in those things, you'd return. Now, you ask for help, and they couldn't care less.
The BEST salespeople work on commission because they are committed to ensuring you look good and are happy when you leave.
November 8th, 2012
9:49 am
I just take my 4 year old. She is honest and lacks any brain to mouth filter.
November 8th, 2012
9:50 am
I would love to have a hair stylist and makeup artist.
November 8th, 2012
9:54 am
…an iron and ironing board…"I just threw something on to run jean shopping."
And you need to have more pride in your "public" appearance, especially if you are going to write about it…
November 8th, 2012
9:58 am
This type of service is exactly what I'm looking for when I go shopping! It saves me time and money having a knowledgeable employee help me choose what's right for me.
November 8th, 2012
10:11 am
@Heather – LOL…..I remember those days….no brain to mouth filter…..too funny…
November 8th, 2012
10:20 am
I'm sure if I took my "do you have a baby in your tummy" niece shopping with me she'd be honest. Or my friend's "when are you going to try on clothes in your size" daughter would work. (She said that to her, not me.) But honestly, I'm so critical of myself that I "know" when something is bad. I am just not a good judge of when something is good unless it is REALLY, REALLY good. Jeans are just not going to make me as excited as a sexy dress so I just check to see if my butt looks good, there is no gap in the waist band, and they fit in the hips, crotch, and thighs. I made a big error in buying pants that "read" like they should fit and are horrendous and Old Navy won't let me return them because I don't have my receipt. I do wish I had a consultant with me when I buy dress clothes like suits and I wish I could buy more suits in separates because of my broad shoulders and long arms. Hell, I might need a whole suit in the bigger size because of my new hips and probably need someone to "encourage" me to do that… LOL
November 8th, 2012
10:41 am
@TWG, You'll have to forgive the lack of concentration, but I'm only a man. I don't know what you were talking about a couple of years ago. Your boobs still look fine.
November 8th, 2012
10:49 am
thanks Jarvis
My mom lives 2000 miles away and I don't have gaggles of friends to shop with. I like this lady because she actually knows something about style and tells you this is too bunchy here or we can make that look better, let's try this one. Jeans are horrible to try on and within 30 minutes we had the right ones and they look surprisingly good. I appreciate her help and her opinion.
November 8th, 2012
10:51 am
Jarvis, I agree. She looks perfectly normal, which we men happen to be attracted to BTW.
I think the bigger (no pun intended) issue here is self esteem. Which, you can't shop for, get from a consultant, your spouse, the Kardashians, E, faking it (the pretend self esteem, not the other faking), etc.
It's something you have to come to terms with in your own head.
November 8th, 2012
10:53 am
@heather – So true and so funny! My 4 yo has no filter at all, and I would definitely not take her shopping with me.
Apparently I am 'short-waisted', too…I never had a pair of jeans that really fit until low-rise jeans came out when I was in college. Everything else fits like mom jeans no matter the style!
Lynn sounds like a great asset to the Loft. I don't remember any consultants at the Loft I used to frequent, but that would have been nice.
November 8th, 2012
11:32 am
@Kat – you should go to MAC for a makeover. They do a great job with any kind of look you are trying to achieve…natural, every day, dramatic etc. All you have to do is buy $50 worth of makeup at the end, which isn't hard by the time you buy a lip liner, lip gloss, and lipstick. I did that on Saturday and loved how I looked. If I had bought everything she used I would have spent $200 but I have my own foundation and more eye makeup than you can imagine. You can find more affordable eye shadows and mascaras other places but the brushes, foundations and concealors are great.
November 8th, 2012
11:36 am
All you have to do is watch a few episodes of What Not to Wear to know that the majority of people get a style (or lack a style) and stick with it. I have a degree in fashion, have analyzed by body knowing I am short/short waisted/narrow shouldered/heavy in the middle & skinny on the ends, and have hobbies where clothing is a major point. But I STILL come home with stuff that I have to take back. Now if I don't see a WOW the second I look in the dressing room mirror- it doesn't come home with me. EVERYONE can benefit from someone outside of themselves seeing the whole picture. Even Stacy London admits she has stylists that help her look good on WNTW.
November 8th, 2012
11:39 am
@Jeff, right on. I'd sitll give them their own journalistic assignments.
November 8th, 2012
12:42 pm
I'm not going to spend money for someone to tell me something doesn't look good on me, I already know.
As for makeup well I quit wearing that stuff YEARS ago, and haven't looked back. The only make up I wear is mascara and lipstick, and those are usually both freebies I get when I buy my Lancombe face cream.
I've saved a TON of money by not using makeup.
November 8th, 2012
12:53 pm
Not stepping in this pond since I was told a few weeks ago, that I need an $800 suit and $200 shoes.
REALLY…to work with children and teachers? Guess I am out of fashion if that is what it takes.
November 8th, 2012
1:05 pm
I love going shopping with my daughter — she is fearless when it comes to style, she's got a good eye for color, and she's also brutally honest: "No, mom, that skrit makes you look like a fire hydrant" or "I don't know who those pants were made for, but NOT YOU," or "that color makes you look dead." Or, the all-purpose: "Are you KIDDING? NO!" Shoe shopping: "Those shoes look like shoes Grandma would wear." She got the shopping gene from someone — but not from her mother or father! When she gives it her stamp of approval, I KNOW it looks great!
My most memorable shopping experience was when I was buying clothes for my honeymoon (and since I've been married 30 years, that tells you how much I hate shopping!) I found something in a store that I liked, but it needed . . . something. An hour later, after staking out the largest dressing room and trying on a dizzying number of clothes, both I and the saleclerk were happy campers :-) She had a gift for accessoriziing just the right belt, necklace, etc., and had a lot of fun putting together different looks with interchangeable pieces. It was my biggest ever shopping excursion, but it was also my most satisfying and I loved everything I bought! Unfortunately, I moved away, and when I tried to go back a year later, the store had moved and I lost it. :-(
There's a sale consultant at the Chico's at North Georgia Premium Outlets who is amazing — she's fast, efficient and I always end up walking out with something that I love that looks great. She wrinkles her nose slightly if it doesn't look just right, there's a moment of silence, and then she'll say, "Hmm — let's try THIS instead . . . " it's funny! Gotta love an honest sales consultant!
November 8th, 2012
1:07 pm
Mayhem – you must be lucky not to have skin like mine. I have acne and hyperpigmentation from acne and sometimes I feel insecure about it so I put makeup on. That's not every day (like today) but sometimes it's a must. I look forward to the day when I don't ever have to wear it. I'm working on it. (I want to fight the dang dermatologist who gave me stuff that made my face break out worse and sent be back to ground zero when I was making great progress! LOL)
November 8th, 2012
1:21 pm
It would be nice to bounce ideas off of others. I take my daughter sometimes, but usually it's just me. I'm pretty good at picking out clothes that fit well. I have found jeans that work, but I'm always looking for a great deal. It took a while to find a brand that works. As for make-up, I enjoy wearing it. I usually wear a mineral foundation and lipstick, although sometimes I will do eyeliner and blush. It just depends on my mood.
November 8th, 2012
1:21 pm
@TWG– Not trying to be weird or anything–but I wish I had your legs!
November 8th, 2012
1:53 pm
@ TWG–you want a straight shooter take Rose in with you too. That way the salesperson (I like the ones at Coldwater Creek) can help you find what you like and fits….But nobody will tell you straight like Rose will.
If that doesn't work I will send my eldest shopping with you. She does not spare my feelings at all. NO MOM! Your butt looks bigger, that color is ugly, just NO NO NO. But since I started taking her I have had lots more compliments on my wardrobe!
November 8th, 2012
2:03 pm
@Denise right there with you on suits. My pant/skirt size is usually 1 to 2 sizes smaller then any jacket I need…or worse if the jacket runs narrow in the shoulder I need a "W" but not in the pants.
I bought a suit this weekend and my mom says you don't need to have the pants hemmed? She is 5 ft and everything even petites have to be hemmed to fall right. I put on my heels and she said I forgot you height is all in your legs. (She has better luck with finding jackets that fit).
November 8th, 2012
2:04 pm
@ MJG for my new suit and shoes $250. Tell that a-butt commenter to put it in their ear….and no, I am not wearing the suit to teach little people.
November 8th, 2012
2:07 pm
@Denise – no my skin is not perfect, I have a few imperfections. But I just decided a long time ago, that 1) the stuff is just too expensive, and 2) It would come off 1/2 way through the day, and I didn't want to mess with it.
I haven't worn make up in over 10 years, and I've saved A TON of money buy not buying all that stuff. :))
November 8th, 2012
2:27 pm
Legs….breasts…..the compliments just keep flying today.
November 8th, 2012
3:20 pm
I'm the person who likes to shop alone, and after 50 years in my body I know what works and what doesn't. I keep up with trends, but also know what is no longer age appropriate. I am often told that I have good taste.
I find the salespeople at The Loft, and Ann Taylor, way too pushy. At first, I am really polite when I tell the salesperson that I don't need help, don't need her to put stuff in the dressing room, etc.. by the 3rd or 4th person who asks, I am a little less polite. One time it was really bad, and 6 people asked me- I just left. obviously if I want their help, I know to ask for it. The same goes for their endless credit card pushing.
On another note, I did go to Ann Taylor 2 weeks ago and score a $175 white blazer for 18.88. It was on clearance. I had just read the latest Marie Claire and saw that white blazers were one of the go-to items for fall and winter. I was pretty happy about that!
November 8th, 2012
3:45 pm
…you were NOT supposed to wear white after Labor Day, or is that just for white pants and shoes?
November 8th, 2012
4:17 pm
@I thought.. that has become obsolete, kind of like in the past when shoes always matched the handbag. White or off-white is good all year around.
November 8th, 2012
4:25 pm
That's great that you found her and trust her..Like others, I just take my 10 year old..She will tell me not to wear it..Since I pretty much wear shorts year round, I don't worry about it to much..
Not sure who first mentioned it, but I wear makeup every day if I'm going somewhere…My oldest sister had major skin issues about 10-12 years ago and the dermatologist told her to never leave the house without at least a very light foundation.. Beings that we both have the same type of skin, I follow that rule also…
November 8th, 2012
4:32 pm
@Mayhem – you just stated the reason I don't wear it everyday. I hate worrying about the touching up to keep it up. But I do feel prettier with it on. I don't feel ugly without it, just better with it. I wear it infrequently so I'm clearly okay with the natural me 80% of the time. :-) And yes, it can be expensive because I can't wear cheap foundation and powder on my skin. Talk about make me itch and break out! Yikes!!! But I will buy any kind of eyeshadow, eyeliner, and mascara as long as it works. With the cheap stuff I just put on primer and it sticks.
I heard some advice on dressing once. Figure out your best part and dress that first. Then work around the rest. I guess I can see that. I know before anything, if I have on a dress I check to see how my legs look in it. If the legs don't look good (dress hits at a funny spot) then off it goes. If they do, then I check to see if my butt and boobs look good. If so, then I see if my tummy is camouflaged. If yes, to the register I go.
November 8th, 2012
4:56 pm
@Theresa…you really do have a cute figure as others have said. I'd like to see a picture of you in your new jeans. They sound like some I would wear too. I usually take my daughter along when I buy clothes. She really has a good instinct and a gift for what looks good on people. I feel like going shopping now….
November 8th, 2012
7:01 pm
@Denise: Thanks – I might just try that.
@TWG: When you get the right cut/fit of jeans, it is almost always a smaller size. And, since I'm curvy in the hips, I always thought I needed baggy jeans. One visit with one of those personal shoppers made me realize the error of my ways. I needed straight fit jeans.
November 8th, 2012
8:31 pm
Theresa, you wore a skirt to go buy jeans? This one time, I actually wore long johns to buy a speedo. When I was done, the store detective actually stripped searched me, (and I liked it!) So I know how you feel.
November 8th, 2012
10:48 pm
TWG, good for you for finding Lynn Peck. Last year I purchased a perfect fitting dress/business pant from Ann Taylor. They fit perfectly. Came home and purchased 4 more online, every color. Don't have the time nor want to take time to shop. Purchase running shoes the same way as well as the same classic Anne Klein pumps I buy in multiples. I buy makeup the same way. Now, I do make a TJ Max sweep at least every month. Please tell Lynn Peck will visit Loft in ATL and heed her wisdom about jeans.. Busy moms, good advice, thanks!
November 9th, 2012
4:13 pm
My adult daughters, the little we shop, tell me if something is good or not. Right now they are both after me to get some new clothes due to losing weight. I am resisting–soon as I do I will gain some back. Things that come the closest to fitting, generally are from the time I got my BS–40 years ago. (Of course, the weight is differently distributed)

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the climate at this school is such that good kids 'go bad'. There is an extreme culture of disrespect and violence. Most of the teachers work very hard but because the ratio of angry , sullen children is so high compared to 'normal ' children, the school is a very toxic place.
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Volleyball champ survives health scare
No one would ever accuse Fred McConnell of being a couch potato.
At 70, the program head and professor of engineering at J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College (JSRCC) is slim and fit, and plays volleyball three nights a week or more.
So McConnell was not too alarmed at first when his heartburn wouldn't go away.
Even after two months, when the chest discomfort did not respond to medication and his doctor recommended a stress test, McConnell shrugged it off.
"I just had a stress test a couple of years ago," he told his doctor -- who checked his records and countered, "No, it's been seven."
In those seven years, said McConnell, stress tests have changed considerably. His 2005 test was conducted on a treadmill with the physician in the room, monitoring his reaction to exertion.
The 2005 diagnosis? Chronic heartburn.
This time, his stress test was the nuclear version, in which a radioactive dye is injected into the bloodstream to help create images of the heart muscle and valves at work. The pictures showed that one of McConnell's heart chambers wasn't filling up as it should, and he was referred to a cardiologist for a heart catheterization.
Still relatively unfazed, McConnell scheduled the catheterization -- then rescheduled it a week later so that he could play in a volleyball tournament first.
"I was afraid they'd find something," he admits now. And find something they did.
'A real mess'
"I was only half awake," said McConnell, as he recalls coming out of the anesthesia after the catheterization. "But I remember the doctor telling me, 'You have a real mess in there.'"
Later, the cardiologist told McConnell he was surprised he had never had a heart attack -- though he saw signs that there may have been one of the "silent" variety.
McConnell consulted with a surgeon, who drew pictures of the three blockages and scheduled him for surgery two weeks later. Since McConnell was on spring break at the time, he asked the surgeon if it was okay to go back to work.
"That depends," answered the doctor. "Is your job stressful?"
McConnell chuckles as he recalls his answer.
"Not for me -- but maybe for my students!"
Finding a substitute to take over at JSRCC for the rest of the semester, McConnell underwent surgery on March 27. During the operation, a fourth blockage was found.
Nine weeks after his quadruple bypass surgery, McConnell traveled to Salt Lake City and won both silver and bronze medals at the USA Volleyball Open National Championships.
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More than 430 teams from around the world competed in the June championships.
A long-time member of the Richmond Volleyball Club, McConnell earned his silver medal as a member of the GROG-65 Team (pictured above) in one session, and his bronze medal in another session as a member of Team SOTA-70.
Team GROG, he says, takes its name from the acronym for "Greater Richmond Old Guys," but the name hardly fits any more. In addition to the Richmond players, McConnell has GROG teammates hailing from Texas, Colorado and Arkansas.
"Grog also was a rum drink for the British Navy," he adds, "so our uniforms have a rum bottle logo."
Last October, he won a gold medal in the Huntsman World Senior Games in St. George, Utah, on a 65's team that was a blend of RVC and Canadian players. In a couple of weeks, he will head to Utah for this year's Huntsman tournament, and he looks forward to it.
"The weather in Utah is beautiful this time of year," says McConnell. "And it's a well-run tournament -- like a mini-Olympics."
'A second home'
A native of Gate City, Va., McConnell began playing intramural volleyball when he was a student at Virginia Tech. (The loyal Hokie and season ticket holder is actually a "triple dipper," having gotten his bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees in civil engineering at Tech.) During grad school, he says, "we would get the gym for an hour and play volleyball instead of basketball. The faculty was really into volleyball."
Moving to Richmond in 1972 to teach at the newly-opened JSRCC, following stints at Germana and Wytheville community colleges, McConnell was invited to play in volleyball leagues that eventually formed the basis of RVC (established in 1980).
"Now it's a second home," the Glen Allen resident says of RVC.
At his other second home, JSRCC, McConnell enjoys frequent visits and contacts from former students -- who, he says with a chuckle, "are often shocked to see I'm still teaching."
His daughter, a freshman at Christopher Newport University, recently told him that she had seen his reviews online on "Rate Your Professor" and noted that the only bad rating he got was for giving too much work.
"But I've never had a student come back and say, 'You worked me too hard,'" says McConnell.
"They say, 'Thank you for kicking my butt. I wouldn't have made it at [the four-year institution attended] if you hadn't."
Not long ago, in fact, McConnell says he got an email from a 1981 graduate of JSRCC who went on to get his bachelor's degree and professional engineer license at other schools.
"He said JSRCC was the best school he attended," recalls McConnell, "with the best professors."
At an age when most people have long ago retired, McConnell has no immediate plans to stop working -- or to stop playing volleyball. In fact, he not only goes to rehab once a week, but also frequently works out on the treadmill at Shady Grove YMCA.
"I don't sit around much. I have to [stay in shape] if I'm going to be competitive," he says.
After competing in the USA Open National Championships every year for 23 years, McConnell says he can't single out any one year as his most memorable -- but admits the 2012 Open is likely to stand out in his memory in years to come.
"Any time you get to the medal stand, that's an accomplishment on its own. But nine weeks after heart surgery?" he exclaims, making it clear that his close call with calamity renders the accomplishment all the sweeter.
And McConnell has a word of advice for anyone suffering from what seems to be chronic heartburn.
"If it doesn't go away, see your doctor," he says emphatically. "Especially if you're not active."
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The campy made-for-cable movie about a tornado of sharks (no, that's not a mistake) slamming into the L.A. area first aired July 11 and the Twittersphere blew up with snarky comments, many from celebrities.
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How do you sell something nobody wants? That's the problem facing Infineon as it seeks a buyer for its 77 percent interest in memory maker Qimonda.
Qimonda's cash flow isn't enough to lure private equity, notes Infineon CEO Wolfgang Ziebart. Infineon could distribute Qimonda shares to its investors, but the stock price has fallen to a low of $3.04 from a 52-week high $17.29. So Infineon has been talking to other DRAM vendors, hoping one will want Qimonda for its technology, plants and designers.
Infineon's options are few, and most would probably result in a book loss of its investment in Qimonda.
Advanced Micro Devices is headed in the same direction if its top executives keep dragging their feet on the reorganization and asset-smart manufacturing strategy they floated about a year ago. AMD's stock price fell back to $5.96 on April 22 after pulling up from a 52-week low of $5.31. Its long-term debt far exceeds its market value.
AMD must resolve its financial crisis before events force a fire sale. Like Qimonda, it might not find many takers.