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New Slack is OutSubmitted by srlinuxx on Monday 7th of February 2005 06:15:05 PM Filed under
Despite recent health issues for Patrick, Slackware Linux 10.1 has been release with mostly bug fixes and a few updates. Details and changelog on Slackware.com.
On a related note, here's a nice little summary.
More Summit NotesSubmitted by srlinuxx on Monday 7th of February 2005 02:32:17 PM Filed under
Information Week has another story covering last weeks Open Source Summit with quotes from Linus and others on the future plans for the kernel, the patent issues, and standards. A nice read.
Night that the Lights went Out in TNSubmitted by srlinuxx on Monday 7th of February 2005 02:20:40 PM Filed under
We had about an hours down time this morning due to a fight between a 97 Ford Explorer and one of our old power poles. The pole lost. Well, actually you should have seen the other guy too - what a mess. There were splinters and glass everywhere. But our greedy electric company was their usual prompt self and got us back online in record time with little loss of revenue. I apologize for any inconvenience this must have caused. Thanks.
Did SCO end up helping Linux?Submitted by srlinuxx on Monday 7th of February 2005 06:55:53 AM Filed under
Here's a real nice article by Stuart Cohen on Businessweek Online exclaiming that SCO's legal maneuvers only made Linux stronger. It states SCO's litigation seemed to bring developers and the community together fighting for the cause. He says "we can thank SCO for helping to move Linux even faster from the fringe of the computer network to the heart of the data center."
Hackers homing in on Cellular PhonesSubmitted by srlinuxx on Monday 7th of February 2005 03:12:14 AM Filed under
This story kinda hits home for me as I now work on a computer all day for cingular wireless (formerly AT&T in our branch). I guess this is why call volume has been increasing steadily lately. Here's the full story on Reuter's slow ass site.
Linux Kernel Security is Lacking?Submitted by srlinuxx on Monday 7th of February 2005 02:35:02 AM Filed under
Seems Jason Miller is finding fault in the Linux kernel security bug fix procedure. He goes on and on about security and how security vulnerabilities are handled. Although he mentioned that Gentoo had an accessible security contact, that really didn't apply to things like the underlying kernel. You can read the rest of his article including his thoughts on how to improve the situation here on securityfocus.
ATI has released 64-Bit driversSubmitted by srlinuxx on Monday 7th of February 2005 02:28:45 AM Filed under
According to AMDZone and ATI's own site, ATI has released 64-bit drivers for XFree86 and Xorg. Here's a link the download page.
No Case - No ProblemSubmitted by srlinuxx on Sunday 6th of February 2005 06:58:03 AM Filed under
Just mount every thing on the wall! LOL Here's the discussion thread with pictures. Too funny.
2004 LinuxQuestions.org Members Choice Award Winners AnnouncedSubmitted by srlinuxx on Sunday 6th of February 2005 06:19:51 AM Filed under
Browser of the Year - Firefox (77.12%)
Distribution of the Year - Slackware (19.36%)
LiveCD Distribution of the Year - Knoppix (57.69%)
Database of the Year - MySQL (53.51%)
Desktop Environment of the Year - KDE (58.25%)
I Heard a Rumor - PCLOS 8.1 in the Works?Submitted by srlinuxx on Sunday 6th of February 2005 05:07:02 AM Filed under
A little birdie told me that an update to the acclaimed PCLinuxOS Preview 8 is in the works and possibly due out next week. Details are a bit sketchy at this time, but it seems Tom has been hard at work updating the hardware detection and mklivecd scripts. Now don't get your hopes up, but I hear it might sport a newer 2.6.10 kernel, including patches to fix a little kvm switch problem. Of course it will include all kinds of application updates and other goodies. More on this as it develops.
Mandrake's Clustering AgainSubmitted by srlinuxx on Sunday 6th of February 2005 04:49:03 AM Filed under
Mandrake is apparently joining a consortium to help the advancement of what I think of as distributed computing to the point of and what they are terming clustering. Mandrake has a some previous experience in that arena so maybe they can prove to be an asset. Here's a more in depth article on the subject. They want to harness our cpu cycles, and it sounds like for commercial purposes. Show me the money then I say. Until then, I'm looking for aliens.
This months CosmoSubmitted by srlinuxx on Sunday 6th of February 2005 04:03:16 AM
Woo hoo Gals, this months Cosmopolitan magazine is chocked full of nice tips and tricks to tantalize even the most frigid of geeks. It looks like Ashley Simpson on the cover, but more importantly are the words: The Power of Pre-sex, Beyond Kama Sutra, His Butt, and 50 Ways to Have Fun With Your Man. I can't wait to try some of this stuff on my man!!!
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50 gmail invites?Submitted by srlinuxx on Saturday 5th of February 2005 10:51:35 PM Filed under
Has anyone else noticed they now have 50 gmail invites to get rid of? I couldn't even get rid of the original 5 or 6! Well, here's a summary of this weeks google wars.
Moooore Spam!Submitted by srlinuxx on Saturday 5th of February 2005 10:46:33 PM Filed under
Spam has new way to evade security
E-mails via service providers clogging system
Yep, just what we need, more spam. Apparently they aren't as concerned with hiding from their isps as getting the mail out as they are now just sending it through their isps servers. Read the gory details here.
Linux leaders at open-source summitSubmitted by srlinuxx on Saturday 5th of February 2005 02:57:01 AM Filed under
Here's a long borin^H^Hserious story on how Linux was represented at last weeks open-source summit. I didn't read too much of it, but it might interest you hard core advocates.
Vin Diesel going soft on us?Submitted by srlinuxx on Saturday 5th of February 2005 02:42:23 AM Filed under
Have you seen the previews for Vin Diesels's new movie? He is starring in a soon to be released Walt Disney production co-starring five children! I hope all those tattoos in XXX were stick ons! Well, here's a summary of the flick and here's a shot of the promotional poster. Heck anything with Vin Diesel has got be good!
Doom3 for those with little or no PC!Submitted by srlinuxx on Friday 4th of February 2005 08:04:01 PM Filed under
Here's a story on a board game based on and entitled Doom: The Board Game. This is apparently not breaking news, but I just heard about and got a chuckle over it a few days ago. But hey, I think it might make a neato gift for those diehard doom series lovers, or those who wished they could have played doom3 but couldn't swing the hardware upgrade! Get yours here!
More BS from the Evil One.Submitted by srlinuxx on Friday 4th of February 2005 07:56:15 PM Filed under
Seems Mr. Gates is at it again with saying one thing while trying to cleverly conceal his jabs at Linux. This time speaking of interoperability amongst differing architectures while stating that doesn't mean open source as open source is detrimental to interoperability. Does that seem backwards to anyone else besides me? This is posted all over the net, but here's one reference at Betanews.
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Josh Kerr had a huge weekend at Bondi, not only winning the Boost Mobile Air Show he also premiered his profile movie "KERRAZY KRONICLES" at Bondi's infamous White Revolver. The night was huge, Rusty staff members Adrian Barrow & Tim Davy (The Whiskey Pirates) rocked thru the night, pro surfers Jordy Smith & Taj Burrow where in attendance along with a bunch of cool cats. Movie out next month as a cover mount on Waves magazine.
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Smoking lounges disappearing from US airports
The tobacco industry objects to the move, saying they have a right to serve their millions of customers.
There's only one public indoor space in the entire state of Colorado where a person can legally smoke cigarettes -- a designated lounge at Denver International Airport. And soon, even that spot will be just a memory.
The airport closed three of its four smoking lounges last year. The final lounge will close for good when its lease expires in 2018.
The news comes less than a month after an air quality study by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention at five major American airports with smoking lounges. According to the report, limiting smoking to the designated lounges doesn't eliminate non-smokers' exposure to second-hand smoke.
Time Magazine reports that in 2011, about 15% of all U.S. air travel took place at the five airports in question: Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Washington Dulles International Airport, McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas, Denver International and Salt Lake City International Airport.
Still, anti-smoking forces appear to be gaining -- fueled by greater public awareness and a tobacco industry whose marketing practices were tightly reined in by the landmark 1998 settlement that awarded billions of dollars to all 50 U.S. states.
In 2002, only 13 of the nation's large large-hub airports had smoke-free policies. But the American Nonsmoker's Rights Foundation says that, as of January 2013, 29 of the nation's 35 top airports are smoke-free indoors.
Federal law bans smoking on all U.S. domestic and international commercial flights -- but there's no federal policy requiring airports to be smoke-free.
And some tobacco producers, according to the CDC, "have promoted and paid for separately enclosed and ventilated smoking areas in airports and have opposed efforts to implement smoke-free policies in airports."
The CDC estimates about 20% of people in the U.S., more than 45 million men and women, smoke cigarettes. And the tobacco companies say they have right to serve their consumers.
Philip Morris International (PM), one of the world's largest tobacco companies, says it agrees the effects of second-hand smoke require some restrictions on smoking in public places, as well as smoking bans in many locations.
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Last year, British American Tobacco (BTI) defended what it called its right "to engage transparently on issues affecting its legitimate business selling a legal, highly regulated product that many adults choose to use."
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Bolster Front Office Staff
September 14, 2011
The Adirondack Phantoms
are proud to announce the additions of several talented
staff members to their front office. The newest
employees of the team come from all over the country
and a wide range of sports related backgrounds.
"We have a great team in place with enthusiastic
and passionate staff members ready to work hard,"
said Phantoms Executive Vice President Chris Porreca.
"Our fans will enjoy getting to know this talented
and fun group of professionals who are dedicated
to making the family entertainment experience the
best it can possibly be at every Phantoms game."
Erik Hansen joined the staff in June, 2011 in the
new position of Vice President of Tickets. His responsibilities
include providing direction and supervision for
the ticket sales team, creating and implementing
new and innovative ticket campaigns and overseeing
the customer service functions. Prior to joining
the team, Erik was the Assistant General Manager
and Director of Ticket Sales for the Philadelphia
Independence, a women's professional soccer team.
He also spent over five years working for Comcast
Spectacor in Philadelphia within the sales departments
for the Philadelphia Phantoms and the Philadelphia
76ers and Flyers. Erik has also worked for the New
York Jets. He has a B.A. in Speech Communication
from Kutztown University.
Stacey Cerritelli joins the Phantoms as an Account
Executive after working last year with the Hershey
Bears in a variety of duties including game operations.
The Johnson & Wales University alumna grew up
in Denver, Colorado. Prior to her work with the
Bears, Stacey was with the Pepsi Center in Denver
for four years gaining valuable experience with
the Colorado Avalanche (NHL), Denver Nuggets (NBA)
and their indoor football and lacrosse teams.
Mike Weinberg is a new Account Executive with the
Phantoms with a background that includes Community
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New York Islanders and New York Mets. Mike went
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David Seitz will work in Inside Sales with the Phantoms.
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Franklin & Marshall University in Lancaster,
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going for his M.B.A. at the University of Albany
via their weekend program.
Matt Valinski will provide work that will perhaps
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the season. Matt will serve as the teams Marketing
Manager and Director of Game Operations. His creativity
and technical abilities will be showcased through
the new sound system and video boards at the Glens
Falls Civic Center for the enjoyment and benefit
of all Phantoms fans! Matt did similar work last
season for the Bossier-Shreveport Mudbugs in Louisiana
of the Central Hockey League. Matt graduated from
Central Michigan University and originally hails
from Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Jen Fox has been with the team since March, 2011
as Director of Corporate Partnerships in which she
secures the relationships with a variety of businesses
in our region. She has previously worked as an advertising
executive at the Post-Star and Marketing Representative
with Adirondack Broadcasting. The Queensbury, NY
native went to the College of Saint Rose. Jen lives
in Queensbury with her husband and their four year
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Seth DeWitt is a familiar face to many Phantoms
fans. The Queensbury, NY native had a Media and
Public Relations internship with the Phantoms last
year and was so impressive in his dedication and
work ethic that he earned his way into a full-time
position with the team. He also worked with the
Glens Falls Golden Eagles baseball team in media
relations. This season with the Phantoms, Seth will
work the dual role of Corporate Partnership Fulfillment
and Merchandise Director. Seth studied Sport Management
at Western New England College in Springfield, Mass.
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28 in Saratoga Springs, NY and Saturday, October
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Durb Morrison: Tattoo Artists, Loosen Your Belts While You Are Tattooing!
By Durb Morrison
I have been tattooing for 22 years of my life currently and have tattooed nearly everyday over the last two decades. Throughout my career, I've had many of the common physical discomforts that us tattoo artists get like back aching all the time, forearm pain, numbness in my hand, fingers and forearm, even right ear hearing damage from machines running close to my ear daily. I've also worked in a lot of different places… some with the luxury of nice chairs, and some (like conventions) where I was completely folded in half, and leaning forward to get to the client's tattoo. I twist to the right everyday to dip ink, and grab soap and ointment all while wearing a thick leather belt. The thick belts that I wore and my repetitive twisting while tattooing over the last two decades are what lead to the permanent nerve damage I now have in my left leg…
I've actually kept up pretty well with my body over the years; staying active, eating well, exercising and stretching to alleviate many symptoms. I have not gained the weight that tattoo artists seem to gain, but being stationary in our field seems to be our own worst enemy in other ways. I've been fortunate and have been able to avoid serious health issues with many of these known physical conditions, but the ones you never know about can creep up on you very fast without warning and leave you with an irreversible condition that will affect the way you live and tattoo for the rest of your life. When you feel you have done everything you can to improve yourself physically for your job, it's surprising to find out there are still issues you have not yet encountered…
Recently I had an odd numbing sensation in my left outer thigh, accompanied by an intense burning and stinging sensation that is constant and very distracting. I dismissed it as simply a pinched nerve stemming from my back for weeks. I relied on my chiropractor, inversion tables and x-rays to help diagnose this issue. Boy, was I wrong! When the intense burning sensation in my left outer thigh never alleviated and seemed to get worse, I decided to go to my doctor to get further evaluation. I was immediately sent to the neurology center at the hospital for further testing.
After an hour of being shocked and punctured about 50 times with needles that were attached to a computer for neurological readings. The immediate computer readouts determined that it was what I and other tattoo artists surprisingly have never heard of before, Meralgia Paresthetica. I sat down with doctors and they informed me of what could be causing the lateral femoral cutaneous nerve damage to my left outer thigh. We spoke about a few things including diabetes, which I got tested for and was fine, or a compression somehow of my femoral nerve that is located at the front of the hip bones, right where everyone's belts sit. I never thought that my belt would actually cause a serious problem. Nowadays I am more aware about wearing looser waistbands, soft flexible cloth belts and better my posture as to not put unwanted pressure on the hips. It continues to remain uncomfortable and painful, especially after a long day and week of tattooing.
Meralgia Paresthetica is a condition characterized by tingling, numbness and burning pain in the outer part of your thigh. The cause of Meralgia Paresthetica is compression of the nerve that supplies sensation to the skin surface of your upper leg. This chronic neurological disorder involves a single peripheral nerve, namely, the lateral femoral cutaneous nerve. The lateral femoral cutaneous nerve of the thigh most often becomes injured by entrapment or compression where it passes between the upper front hipbone and the inguinal ligament near the upper point of the hipbone. The nerve may become painful over a period of time as tattoo artists gain weight making belts or the waistband of pants exert more pressure. The pain may be acute and radiate into the rib cage, into the groin, buttocks and thigh.
SYMPTOMS & SIGNS of Meralgia Paresthetica:
- Pain on the outer side of the thigh, extending to knee
- A burning sensation, tingling, stinging or numbness in the same area
- Multiple bee-sting like pains in the affected area
- Occasionally, aching in the groin area or pain in the buttocks
- Usually more sensitive to light touch than to firm pressure
- Hyper sensitivity to heat on outer thigh
Uncommon conditions like this are what really bring awareness to possible hazards in our job field. Although I'm not really excited to have this happen to me, if I can bring attention and awareness to the condition of Meralgia Paresthetica to help the next generation of tattoo artists to avoid it, my mission is accomplished!
Take care of your body and be aware of the small things that can become larger if unchecked or unrecognized. Make sure you wear flexible, soft belts and be sure to loosen them, especially when you sit down to tattoo. Position your clients where you don't have to lean way over to get to the tattoo, which causes unnecessary pressure on your lateral femoral cutaneous nerve at the front of the hips. On a side note, Sciatica is another chronic neurological disorder that affects many tattoo artists, so be sure to take your wallet out of your pants prior to sitting and tattooing for hours on end.
Some things I've noticed that help at least take away some of the tightness and burning in my thigh are low weight leg exercises, lower back stretches and exercises, stretching the abdominal area. I've also lost 10 pounds, which has lessened belt pressure. Resting my leg seems to help a bit… just taking some time to allow the nerve to not be compressed at all has helped too. Actual rest, something that us tattoo artists don't get a lot of, could be one of the best things for your nerves.
Hopefully this gives us all a new insight to a previously unknown condition that could potentially affect our peers and fellow artists. Be sure to listen to your body. If you feel discomfort, don't ignore it. Early detection can extend your comfort and career over the many years to come.
Take care and be well!
Durb can be found at: http://www.durbmorrison.com/.
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Thanks for the info Durb! I taking my leather belt off right now.
July 30, 2012 at 10:09 PM
Thanks for this post!!!!! I was planing on going to the Doc for thesis symptoms. Now I some info that helps out!
August 1, 2012 at 2:02 PM
Durb i find this very interesting .My back hurt s like every tattooist , Stretching every morning and during the day helps. I like to stretch before every tattoo .I noticed i do the same stretches for my back and hips and also my hands as you have displayed in this article . I believe i am getting arthritis and have had surgery on my hands and fingers from bicycle accidents when i was a kid and have terrible hand cramps .
Since on my right hand my pointer and middle finger have pins in them ,as a right handed tattooist i cant put firm grip on my tube and it effects my line work sometimes .Any thought s on how to fix this . I have tried bigger grips to compensate for the lack of finger strength It seems to work fine for now .I know the older i get the harder it s gonna be on my hands and back
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God Is My Traffic Cop
I keep getting messages from God about driving on the Sabbath, so I'm going give it up—for one Saturday
But my biggest problem with me promising to give up driving on Shabbat—and this applies to all facets of my Jewish observance—is that I have an extremely short attention span, being prone to temptation and backsliding on my resolutions. I am an observant Jewish soul in the body of a discipline-challenged flake. For example, when I was a student living in Jerusalem, it was easy not to drive on Shabbat because the buses didn't run. But in Tel Aviv, taxis were everywhere, and so I used them at will. I've kept kosher for long stretches of time but have repeatedly fallen off the wagon, my resolve vanishing faster than the In-N-Out burger I once guiltily devoured during finals week in grad school when I was too sleep-deprived to walk across campus to the dining hall for a vegetarian salad. I believe in (most) Jewish laws—I just have a habit of breaking them. I can't promise to give up driving on Shabbat forever, because I know I won't be able to keep that promise for long.
Of course, anybody reading this will surely say, "Oh, she's letting herself off the hook too easily." Or maybe they'll say I'm being paranoid, needlessly berating myself because of some ridiculous, half-baked notion that God or the Torah Police or the California Highway Patrol or the ghosts of my long-dead frum ancestors are trying to teach me a lesson. It's quite possible that none of these entities—ethereal or human—expect anything of me. What's become clear, though, is that I expect more of me.
But if there's one thing I've learned from all those Al-Anon meetings that I drive to every Saturday, it's that attempting grandiose changes in life rarely works—at least for me. When it comes to my level of Jewish observance, making small commitments and then renewing them is going to be easier than making big ones that seemed doom to fail. And so, I've made a decision, one that communicates to God that I've received his supernatural dispatch and (despite prior failed attempts) am willing to once again test the limits of my fledgling self-discipline: I'm going to make a promise not to drive on Shabbat this weekend. Just this once. I'm going to grant myself a 25-hour reprieve from stop signs, intersections, and traffic jams. I'm going to turn in my car keys and instead stretch my legs. Maybe I won't make it an entire 25 hours. Or maybe it's not as difficult as I think, and if I can do it once, I can do it again, and again—and God will stop sending me all those warnings. Maybe, like anything else we want to achieve, it's ultimately about doing it one step at a time.
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"My success seems to depend on the skill of my opponent, and I like it when she makes me run because it keeps my interest up. For me the most fun is catching up with and hitting a ball that looks impossible to reach. If there's not enough prodding from my opponent, if she's not challenging, the Goolagong fog descends and I vanish in a haze of inattention."
- Evonne Goolagong Cawley in her 1970s memoir Evonne! On the Move
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If, as a Georgia fan, you'd been asked after spring drills to pick a single player (besides Aaron Murray) you'd absolutely not want to lose for the season opener at Clemson, it probably would have been Josh Harvey-Clemons.
The sophomore, signed as a five-star prospect and pegged as a rising star in Todd Grantham's rebuilding defense, was slotted to start at safety and at the hybrid linebacker-safety "star" position in the nickel defense — which is where he primarily would have played against Clemson's explosive, uptempo offense. Grantham basically had guaranteed this spring that Harvey-Clemons would be a starter this fall, no matter what. "He'll be one of the 11," the defensive coordinator had flatly stated.
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Almost predictably (as Steve Spurrier would note), the Bulldogs once again will find themselves opening the season with at least one key player, Harvey-Clemons, suspended for violating team rules.
Naturally, there's a lot of frustration among fans (not to mention the coaches) over UGA players continuing to ignore the rules at a school they know has one of the nation's toughest drug policies for athletes. (And, again, it's worth noting that at quite a few other SEC institutions of higher learning a transgression like Harvey-Clemons' would not result in any loss of playing time.)
But this kind of situation is getting to be old hat in Athens, so the news of Harvey-Clemons being suspended for a game also was greeted with a sort of we-knew-this-would-happen-soon-or-later resignation.
(Also, now we know why tight end Ty Flournoy-Smith, Harvey-Clemons' roommate, was encouraged by coach Mark Richt to transfer, having chalked up his second spate of trouble in the past few months. In that case, I think we can safely say: good riddance.)
Is losing Harvey-Clemons a game-breaker?
Probably not. Sporting a high-octane offense that was ranked sixth in the nation last year in scoring and ninth in yardage, Tajh Boyd and Co. were probably going to move the ball and score points in abundance against a very green Georgia defense whether Harvey-Clemons was playing the star position or not.
Even if his replacement as the nickel back — be it junior Devin Bowman, fast-learning early entrant Reggie Wilkerson or maybe an incoming freshman like Shaq Wiggins — plays a superlative game, Georgia's chances against Clemson likely will ride mainly on Mike Bobo's offense.
Still, the situation is disheartening, because Harvey-Clemons was on the team last year and knows how disruptive it was to Grantham's defense to start out the season with several players suspended. (A case can be made that the Georgia D never really recovered fully from that handicap and yet still came within one play of being in the national championship game.)
Maybe that guarantee of a starting spot from Grantham gave Harvey-Clemons some sort of misguided Teflon mindset, like it couldn't happen to him. News flash, son: You're at UGA, where violating the rules actually results in punishment!
This isn't a major blow to the chances for Richt's 2013 team, but it's indicative of a bigger problem that seems to recur season after season.
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There's still more talking the talk than walking the walk in Athens, and until that changes, the program isn't likely to fully live up to its potential.
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May 29th, 2013
10:09 am
Hi Bill,
Yes, disheartening at some level. Surprising? No. However, and it's a BIG however….Georgia is far stricter in it's drug testing and policies. I know from a player on the team, they have a one-strike policy on drugs. Mathieu of LSU said he had failed over 10 tests before something was done. If same standards were in place at other schools, they'd have a lot more players suspended. Just saying…not comparing apples to apples here.
May 29th, 2013
10:17 am
I actually was a little surprised. I figured the suspensions would have started before now. Kudos to UGA for lasting almost until June before the first one came down. Also, kudos to everyone who had Harvey-Clemons in the pool.
May 29th, 2013
10:22 am
Obviously, the tightest policy in college football isn't the answer either. We still have 93 days to go. I'd venture a bet this won't be the only one
May 29th, 2013
10:45 am
Maybe now that Adams is gone UGA should lighten it penalties to be on a fair playing ground with other SEC schools! Do yall agree?
May 29th, 2013
10:55 am
The SEC needs a policy that will allow all cases to be handled consistently. UGA catches a lot of unfounded grief in situations just like this. Kids will be kids, not just football players at UGA. They are already under the microscope. At least let's all play by the same rules.
May 29th, 2013
10:55 am
Annoying as hell is how I'd describe it. It's not like these players don't know the policy and don't know the consequences. If you are playing a sport of any kind, you should only want healthy things in your body, period. I despise the fact that Spurrier continues to be right.
May 29th, 2013
10:57 am
McGarity has already stated that the policy isn't changing, and I don't think it should. I think the other school's should change their policies.
May 29th, 2013
11:08 am
Maybe now that Adams is gone UGA should lighten it penalties to be on a fair playing ground with other SEC schools! Do yall agree?
Or you could ask the players to stop smoking pot so much.
May 29th, 2013
11:13 am
For the NCAA not to have a STANDARD DRUG POLICY proves they are all show and I wish the SEC would drop out of the NCAA as the governing body and just abide by their own rules which I would hope would include a STANDARD DRUG POLICY for every SEC team.
Why don't we have a standard drug policy now? We probably should but it would put our Conference at a disadvantage , which I guess is more important not to do.
May 29th, 2013
11:15 am
Well lets ask players around the SEC to stop smoking pot so much GTBob- not just UGA. And Mcgarity will change his policy mighty quick dawggirl if the new president wants to change policy!!!
May 29th, 2013
11:17 am
JHC's Grandfather just said "I told you not to go there son"…..
May 29th, 2013
11:17 am
Predictable and sad. Don't like the sound of them having a scale in their room to verify quality, etc, either, as has been reported elsewhere. I know nothing about such things, but that makes me think this is not a first innocent flirtation with drugs. Maybe I'm wrong.
May 29th, 2013
11:18 am
One suspended player should not make the difference in winning or losing to an ACC team. Clemson has been exposed numerous times as not being able to block a strong DL. They also are not strong against the run. Whether we have a player out for team violation or injury or academics, we need to go into Clemson with the expectation of showing them what a real SEC football team looks like!
May 29th, 2013
11:18 am
The problem with this generation is that they think its "only weed " and it isnt a drug.
May 29th, 2013
11:20 am
we will still whip Clemson
May 29th, 2013
11:26 am
we need to go into Clemson with the expectation of showing them what a real SEC football team looks like!
They played three SEC teams last year. I think they already know.
May 29th, 2013
11:28 am
Well lets ask players around the SEC to stop smoking pot so much GTBob- not just UGA.
You should probably worry about your own issues and let other schools worry about their supposed drug problems. Stop making excuses. Its pretty easy to not smoke pot.
May 29th, 2013
11:30 am
Hate to agree with a damn bug, but YEP.
May 29th, 2013
11:33 am
Dawgoneit, I'd consider LSU as a "real" SEC team, and would also think they have a strong DL. Clemson beat them. Recently.
May 29th, 2013
11:46 am
Mark my words…another suspension a coming….plus we will lose to Clemson and SC!!! Our drug policy is one of the toughest in the nation and is a thorn in our side..none of the major teams in the SEC will have will have players suspended for failed drug test!!….only us. This crap is getting old!
May 29th, 2013
11:59 am
It would appear that we are on par to match last year's suspensions. The policy isn't going to change thus, it makes no sense to whine about it. It is a right and just policy. If you wish to compete athletically at UGA, don't do drugs. It's a good message. JHC, feels the sting hopefully, he will get the message. I'm afraid he doesn't. His teammates should insure he gets it. Isaiah never did along with a host of others
May 29th, 2013
11:59 am
"You should probably worry about your own issues and let other schools worry about their supposed drug problems. Stop making excuses. Its pretty easy to not smoke pot."
its not an excuse I just want UGA kids to be treated like the schools we compete against!! This is SEC football fighting for a nat championship not Adams philisophy of who can be the biggest Mr straight guy! Thats gets you 0 championships
May 29th, 2013
12:00 pm
Once again, the "headline" is fishing for response, with little to do with the content of the article.
NO. It's not surprising. Inevitable. Not having any suspensions, with our policies would be the bigger surprise.
The good surprise is that they seems to be having the desired effect at cutting down on the knuckle headedness.
Sure be nice if it wasn't THAT particular guy, but it's one guy. Do you think very many Football programs have had less issues than what we have seen so far this year?
May 29th, 2013
12:04 pm
I think we smack Clempson in the mouth anyway. I'm not even looking for it to be close. What say you?
May 29th, 2013
12:07 pm
I actually agree with BOB, on the surface, that what happens at other schools is their problem.
OUR university has made decisions about how we deal it here, and that's really our only business.
If people would leave it at that and discuss it purely objectively, that would be one thing… But….
The problem is that others bring thier schools into the discussion, by comparison, and THAT makes it relevant.
Also if we are discussing it from a pure football competitive angle, obviously it's a factor.
May 29th, 2013
12:11 pm
I say we are STILL in better shape in the defensive backfield than Clemson will be.
May 29th, 2013
12:15 pm
Bill, for the record, I could live with losing Aaron Murray for the opener, but he's smart enough to avoid pot smoking as a recreational activity, and I applaud him for that choice.
And I don't believe that Josh Harvey-Clemons will be the only player suspended for the opener, which is three months away. There are lots of opportunities to go astray in Athens during a summer.
Remember, for every suspension, another player gets a chance to prove his worth to the team by playing rather than standing along the sideline.
May 29th, 2013
12:19 pm
Spurrier is just putting out a self fulfilling prophecy.
Don't suspend anybody for anything, then take a shot at the guy who does. Bold.
May 29th, 2013
12:20 pm
Losing the backfield talent we did last year will probably be a cry of many but, many of the defensive guys did play last year and performed admirably
May 29th, 2013
12:30 pm
For those wanting some standard NCAA penalty for smoking pot.
First off, you would have to have uniform testing requirements, so that's a whole nuther deal.
Secondly IF they were to standardize, the penalty could be much stiffer than some schools are now, and still not up to the severity of some already. I really doubt that that any NCAA standard is going to be missing 10% of the season on the first offence.
May 29th, 2013
12:31 pm
I will not watch the Clemson game if Conner Norman starts….I would rather eat a possum covered in ketchup and mustard!!!
May 29th, 2013
12:32 pm
NOT having players test positive for pot is really not a difficult thing to do, even if they are doing it. Just don't know about it. What you do IF you know, if only one side of the equation.
May 29th, 2013
12:41 pm
Actually Tray Matthews and Corey Moore, were probably going to be your starters at safety anyway.
JHC was coming in as a nickel back, or "star" when needed. (which is pretty often). Now we have less athletic options, but several of them.
Actually, if Clemson runs(literally) a traditional spread much, we wouldn't be in that alignment.
May 29th, 2013
12:45 pm
JHC was not arrested, nor was it a result of a failed drug test, so a NCAA standard would not really have applied here.
This was truly an institution over-ride, or layering on, of even their own stated policy.
May 29th, 2013
1:59 pm
I picked five as a joke before Spring practice. Please Lord do not let me turn into a prophet.
May 29th, 2013
2:30 pm
If the SEC standardized the rules. Someone would interpret them to their advantage.
May 29th, 2013
3:28 pm
The biggest pot smokers I know are all from Georgia Tech. I guess what can you expect when you live on Hemphill Ave ?
May 29th, 2013
3:32 pm
If we have to lower the drug penalty standards UGA isn't the school I attended or the school I love. Let Auburn have the drugs and thugs.
May 29th, 2013
3:49 pm
Cuz….5 seems to be the going number
May 29th, 2013
4:28 pm
I don't know how all these guys play football after smoking all this weed. It makes you lazy and worthless and it's just as bad on your lungs as cigarettes. I know they are young but it still has to affect their athletic performance.
May 29th, 2013
5:17 pm
GTBOB, what is the policy at teck. Do you know? And don't tell us that nobody at teck ever smokes a blunt, particularly football players.
May 29th, 2013
5:19 pm
It is obvious that these athletes do not respect the coaches and their rules. Also, a number of football players recruited by UGA are lacking in character and personal integrity evidenced by this continued problem. The coaches at UGA are getting what they deserve. Start demanding better behavior from your athletes and stop recruiting those that do not demonstrate the necessary intregrity to represent our state's flagship university. Their actions are making us all look bad.
May 29th, 2013
5:20 pm
What would have happened at LSU, Alabama, SC, UF? When it comes to pot, there should be a uniform rule in the SEC. UGA should not assign more emphasis to it than other top tier schools. That's stupid. I don't agree with it, but smoking pot is common among teens and will soon be legal in most places. Not so soon here in the Bible belt, but it will come. Think about it, you can even buy beer in most places on Sunday now.
May 29th, 2013
5:21 pm
Get off of your soap box My sons mom. The only reason you don't hear about from other schools is they don't have such a strict policy. If UGA had a policy consistent with every other team in the SEC, we wouldn't be having this issue.
May 29th, 2013
5:53 pm
GTBob, you are just a little boy or really need some friends. What kind of loser continually post about rivals. That accused killer from GT would probably welcome a visitor.
May 29th, 2013
6:11 pm
Same song, second verse. Who cares what other schools do or not do. These kids just do not use good judgement. It will probably not be the last time for JHC, so maybe cut him loose and move on with kids that care about UGA football. What selfish punks some of these guys are.
May 29th, 2013
6:22 pm
These guys know the rules…they need to follow them. Period. To flat out dieregard the rules and in the Dorms? Maybe that is why the roomie (bad apple) was asked to transfer?
Kudos to GTBob for being the unofficial moderator of almost all UGA blogs….something to be proud of!
May 29th, 2013
7:21 pm
I'm all in on the stupidity gets what it deserves.
BUT you guys preaching need to stop and consider. If Richt doesn't announce this, it NEVER happened, as far as you know. from that standpoint, Getting this perfect behavior from 120 ruff housers, nobody ever getting in trouble is pretty easy. They could make that happen tomorrow. If that is your goal.
Or you can be realistic and understand that IF we are going to have these policies, then only having a couple of kids suspended for a game on occasion is actually a pretty admirable accomplishment.
May 29th, 2013
8:24 pm
I really don't understand the mentality of some UGA fans…smoking weed is STILL illegal, and shouldn't be tolerated. Some UGA fans are so concerned about what other schools are doing about drug usage, that they are using UGA's "policy" as some type of excuse for the inexcusable behavior of some members of the football team.
Quit worrying about what other schools are doing or not doing, and worry about YOUR favorite school. The bottom line is that regardless of how strict the policy at UGA is regarding drug usage, it aparently is working. The policy is either not as tough as you want to believe, or you have idiots on your football team….either one is a problem.
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December Is the Worst Month to Have a Baby
Babies are awesome no matter what time of year you have them. I think we all can agree the pros of parenthood completely outweigh the cons. But I do believe there are more ideal times to give birth. I guess I'm kind of lucky for avoiding a third trimester pregnancy in the extreme heat of summer. I sweat a lot as it is and carrying all that extra weight and twins in 90 degree temps with humidity would have been sticky. But having December babies comes with its own set of issues. For any ladies about to have a baby -- this month or even early next month -- I'm sorry. Truly. I have December babies -- two of them -- and it's just the worst month to have a little one.
To delve into why, we have to take a walk back to the end of October and go from there.
The end of October gives us Halloween! My favorite holiday ever, and a favorite of kids, too. As a parent, you've probably spent much of October thinking about, making, or trying to find the perfect Halloween costume. Maybe you even have a kid who decided she wanted to be a princess, so you took care of that and got the most amazing princess costume ever only to get you to October 29th when she decides she wants to be Dora instead. A few snips, pastes, and you have yourself a Dora princess!
Then you need the candy, or the non-candy treats, the plan, the parties, and then deal with the aftermath of the candy explosion. And now it's November!
Thanksgiving. All that Halloween candy has been finished just in time to bring on the copious amounts of starches and pumpkin pie with whipped cream. Burp! And now it's December! Holiday time in full swing! In a flash!
My twins were born on December 1st. Those Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales? I'm buying my kids' birthday gifts or dealing with the aftermath of a toy avalanche from all the gifts they received for their birthday. When the grandparents or aunts and uncles ask what my kids need for Christmas I say nothing. Because they don't need anything. They just had a birthday. But what little kid ever got really excited opening boxed up pajamas and socks for the holidays?
What might be the worst part of having a kid or kids with December birthdays is that mom and dad are exhausted by the time it gets to December. And then we have to plan a birthday party (or parties) around everyone's holiday or school days off and what if their best friend isn't around, and on top of all of that we have to try to figure out how to make sure everyone on your gift buying list is taken care of in addition to your kids. It's. Just. Too. Much.
Obviously we can't stop birth. Baby is going to come when baby is ready, and it just may be December. And it's an fantastic month -- I love me a Sagittarius. But if you are thinking of trying to have a baby, you may want to think twice about procreating during the month of March.
Moms with December babies ... solidarity! I feel your pain. May we get through the birthdays and the holidays with as much ease as possible!
Do you have or are expecting a December baby? Do you agree with these unique challenges? Spill 'em!
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DeannaDecember 16, 2012 at 10:20 AMMy son and I both have December birthdays. Mine is the 3rd and his is the 17th. December is a really expensive month for us! The biggest issue for me is not letting his birthday get lost in Christmas. He gets birthday and Christmas gifts from us, they are not combined and are wrapped in birthday paper. And I try to hold off on decorating so all of his birthday pictures don't have Christmas decorations in them.
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I have a two day after Christmas baby and am currently pregnant with number 2 right now, due in Jan, but I have a feeling will be making an appearance pretty soon. I will die if I have 2 December babies!
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JennyM87December 16, 2012 at 10:25 AM
Seriously?? You're an Idiot!! I'm a December baby and I love it. I always had amazing birthdays as a kid. Those parents who are too tired to do something for their kids are pieces of shit!
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Foleygirl24December 16, 2012 at 10:43 AM
My birthday is Christmas Eve, and while it sucks that some people will only give you one present for birthday and Christmas (cheap skates, everyone else gets two!) it is nice never having to go to school or work on my birthday! And my family (most of them) always tries really hard to make sure I don't get screwed on the gift front. Sucked for my mom though, cause I was a c-section baby, so she was in the hospital over Christmas, and all the doctors and staff were having their party the day I was born and were all hopped up on eggnog (it was a different time then I guess), and my poor mom could only have ice chips!
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PinkmaniDecember 16, 2012 at 10:51 AM
I have Capricorn parents and I'm an Aries, so that's one reason why I think December is bad. Another problem if your child is born around Christmas is that their chances of having all their friends show up at their birthday party is slim.
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My son's b-day is Jan 8 and I always have to remind grandparents to get his b-days gifts now because there is nothing good left on the shelves come January.
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jennDecember 16, 2012 at 11:31 AMMy sons birthday is November 23. its far enough away to not get mixed up in the hoopla of Christmas yet just close enough to cause me to stress because Christmas is right around the corner! With stores putting out Christmas stuff before Halloween had finished this year he made sure to remind me his birthday is bedore Christmas. lol Like I would forget.
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jalaz77December 16, 2012 at 11:49 AMIt is a little rough having a December bday. My 2nd child is a December bday and we rarely celebrate on the actual DAY of his bday cause its Christmas break so his buddy's are not around. This year we are very busy so his bday will be celebrated in the middle of Jan and also on the 20th with close family. So this time he gets 2 bday parties for his 5th! It is hard.
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I stayed at the MARITIME HOTEL overlooking the PORT. I have used this hotel before and always had a lovely cooked breakfast but this time hardly anything cook and all the meat and cheese had gone. Plus the wi fi was awful my laptop could not even pick it up.
I walked over to the port and joined the queue got a color card but was not told i had to check in 1st so when my card was called handed it in and then had to to check in and then had to explain i had no card.
BALCONY cabin aft DECK 14. Has to ask if the cabins were ready and then find it myself. No sign of the steward. No ashtray and no ice i called for these and hours later nothing if i had not seen the steward later i would have got neither! the mini bar was locked and was not going to be opened. the bathroom was ok apart from no proper soap.
Market cafe cafe was full up so had to go outside to sit and the revolving door kept stopping. No trays or any mention of washing your hands.
DINNER i had in the CIRQUE DREAM AND DINNER only 1 food choice and the wine was too pricey.
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A good location in the restaurant names cabins go into their machine but no talk from the captain then it was over.
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BC : Used condition,Pre owned with signs of use,But not heavily damaged.
C : Vintage,Pre owned with visible signs of use and have some damage.
D : Very Vintage,Pre owned,badly-damaged.


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'Pasolini' Black Virgin Wool Sportcoat
|Item # 343715
(Available every day, from 7am to 1am Eastern.)
Details & Care
A two-button sportcoat is tailored with a modern fit from fine virgin wool. The notched lapel and side vents provide a timeless aesthetic.
- Flap pockets; besom chest pocket; four interior pockets.
- Four-button cuffs.
- Lined.
- 100% virgin wool.
- Dry clean.
- By Hugo Boss; imported.
- Men's Clothing.
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The Progressive Policy Institute says it offers a "mix of political realism and policy innovation" and "progressive, market-friendly ideas." I'll translate that for you: they want government-corporate collusion.
Anne Kim, senior fellow at PPI, has a long piece on American manufacturing in the liberal Washington Monthly. She points out how many market forces are pushing U.S. companies to "insource" manufacturing. Then she also calls for a bunch of subsidies for U.S. manufacturing:
we should shamelessly court companies to America….
the president could go further still. He should ask Congress for a several-billion-dollar "war chest" to meet or beat any incentive offered to a company by a foreign government to lure production there.
Slate's Matt Yglesias, no libertarian purist, aptly calls this "a terrible proposal to create a large federal slush fund the executive branch can use to randomly subsidize politically powerful firms."
But it's right up President Obama's alley. Obama's "win the future" and "new economic patriotism" has been a bunch of industrial policy that amounts to corporate welfare. Most money from these programs goes to large, politically connected companies, thus distorting the economy, and choking off competition.