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Doughnuts are small, sugary rings that Americans consume roughly 10 billion times a year. The delicious indulgence is one of the most popular breakfast items, and fast-growing doughnut maker Krispy Kreme (NYSE: KKD) is taking advantage of this both domestically and internationally. Founded in 1937 in Winston-Salem, NC, Krispy Kreme has had its ups and downs since its IPO in 2000. Under the leadership of CEO Jim Morgan, the doughnut dealer has been growing steadily. Recent earnings reports have shown quarterly revenue increase of 11% and same-store sales increase of 11.4%. This is the 18th consecutive quarter of same-store sales growth. It was a good start to the company's fiscal year; let's look at Krispy Kreme's plans for the future and see if the company is as good as its doughnuts.
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Krispy Kreme hopes to keep up its impressive growth in sales and profits with five strategic points. First, the company is promoting doughnut use occasions throughout the day and night. Krispy Kreme has 36% of its sales between 6am and 11am. By promoting nighttime doughnut consumption, the company can tap into a market that is not associated with breakfast foods. Second, Krispy Kreme is continuing doughnut innovation by adding limited time offers and seasonal doughnuts as well as new flavors and shapes. The company recently launched Key Lime treats and frozen beverages for the summer. The success of these promotions is evident in the company's impressive revenue growth. Third, the company is expanding its beverage marketing program. The end goal for this is to have more add-on beverage purchases with doughnuts. This has been a weak point for the doughnut maker but beverage sales recently increased 16%. Fourth, the company will leverage the brand's presence on social media and local marketing. Finally, the company will continue to enhance guest experience and improve shop atmosphere and hospitality.
The company has also been experimenting with new, smaller doughnut factories. The shops will not participate in wholesale doughnut manufacturing for grocery stores and other wholesalers. There are currently three small shops in operation with seven or eight more on the way in 2013. The reception of these shops has been good but it is still too early to tell how this innovation will impact the company.
International expansion will also play an important role in Krispy Kreme's future. With 360 current international shops, the company hopes to have 900 by the end of January 2017. This will happen by expanding in current markets as well as entering new ones like Taiwan and Russia.
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Competing against Krispy Kreme for doughnut domination is Dunkin' Donuts. Owned by Dunkin' Brands (NASDAQ: DNKN), this company sells doughnuts, breakfast sandwiches, and most importantly coffee. Roughly 65% of Dunkin's $667.67 million revenue is from coffee, which shows the potential of a good brew. Dunkin' is a larger company than Krispy Kreme, but has experienced slowed growth in the recent past. Last quarter earnings dropped 8.30% after bad weather kept consumers from their morning routines.
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Cord Blood Banking: One Mom's Decision
You know what cord blood is, but should you bank it? One mom shares her story, research, and decision.
For weeks before our first son was born, visitors to our house commented about the box that sat with my hospital bag next to the front door. Labeled "Caution: Human Whole Blood" in bright red lettering, it seemed destined to invite vampire jokes. When we patiently explained to our friends about cord blood banking—that we were having our son's umbilical cord blood frozen for potential future medical use—we got a variety of reactions: polite, confused, disinterested, skeptical. Most people thought we were nuts. That was in 2001.
Misconceptions Regarding Cord Blood Banking
At the time, even my OBGYN was against cord blood banking. He quoted the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), which said in 1999, "Given the difficulty of making an accurate estimate of the need for autologous transplantation (one's own blood) and the ready availability of allogeneic transplantation (someone else's blood), private storage of cord blood as 'biological insurance' is unwise." He agreed to perform the collection procedure, but he really thought I was being swindled.
I couldn't blame him. I, too, had been a skeptic. When my mother suggested cord blood banking as her gift to our unborn son, my first thought was, "There are so many other things we could get with that money!" My second thought was, "Besides, isn't that a scam?" I began to research cord blood storage with the goal of talking Mom into giving us something more practical.
Yet the more I learned about cord blood and its uses, the more storing it sounded like a great idea. Even in 2001, there was a long list of diseases and conditions that could be treated, maybe cured, with cord blood: leukemia, certain cancers, and anemia. According to the March of Dimes, more than 70 disorders can now be treated with stem cells from umbilical cord blood.
Even though the AAP had said storage of cord blood as "insurance" was unwise, the word "insurance" stuck in my mind. The decision to purchase insurance is really based on odds: when one buys flood insurance, for instance, one is assessing the odds that it will be needed. In 2001, the odds of a person developing a disease that could be treated with cord blood were generously estimated at 1 in about 200,000. In other words, not very likely.
Chances of Needing Cord Blood
I began to ask myself, "What if?" What if my son did develop cancer or leukemia, for example? Just how likely was that? I thought about our family's medical history. I'd lost my dad to lung cancer, my grandfather to leukemia. My mom was fighting breast cancer. As the list went on, I realized something that has just recently been proven true: the chances of someone developing a disease or condition that the medical community may be able to treat with cord blood is a lot more likely than 1 in 200,000.
According to recent data based on the Abt Associates Clinical Trials 2004 cord blood study, it could be as low as 1 in 27 for the average population (though not all patients with a disease treatable with cord blood stem cells qualify for transplant). Further studies show that given the current indications for hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HCT), the lifetime likelihood that a child will someday need cord blood stem cells is estimated at 1 in 400, with odds that a child or family member may benefit from banked cord blood at 1 in 200.
What about the "ready availability of allogeneic transplantation" referred to by the AAP? According to a 2002 US Government Accounting Office report, "the theoretical probability of finding a match [in the National Marrow Donor Program] varies by race, ranging from under 60 percent for African Americans to over 80 percent for Caucasians." This means that there's no matched donor in the registry for at least twenty percent of the people searching. Although there are other registries out there, some people still die while waiting for a donor. That's hardly what I would call "ready availability." On the other hand, if we decided to bank, our son's cord blood would be just a call away.
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Falling into a frozen river after a school prank, David (Christensen) discovers that he can teleport, or 'jump'. This gives him a way to leave his miserable life and begin a new playboy existence. That is, until he learns that 'jumpers' are targets for a mystery group of religious fanatics.
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Since he became a 'name', all Doug Liman movies have arrived under a cloud: one thick with scuttlebutt of over-running shoots, studio arguments and disgruntled (preferably injured) cast and crew. But so far those clouds have always wafted by as the movie turns out to be rather a blast. It happened with The Bourne Identity and again with Mr and Mrs Smith. Liman doesn't release his creations until he's good and ready, taking his time and throwing everything at the wall until something good sticks, hence the rumours of trouble. Jumper, though great fun in spurts, is the first of his films not to have benefited from the technique. It is instead a little dizzy.
That it doesn't fully deliver on its promise is not down to the lack of a good central idea. The premise is bulging with possibility, boiling down to the fact that in our world exist 'Jumpers', people who can teleport anywhere, as long as they know what it looks like. They are (apparently) all young, male and handsome, blessed with very low body fat despite never lifting a finger to reach for a remote control. Chasing them are 'Paladins', an international band of religious fanatics determined to exterminate all jumpers because only God should have the power to be in all places at once. It's a simple reason and a believable one. Wars have been fought for less.
Sadly, that's everything there is to the story. The Paladins catch up with our hero, David (Hayden Christensen) after he's spent eight years robbing banks, and try to kill him, while he keeps hopping across continents to avoid them. We don't see much deeper on either side, and Liman and his screenwriters, who have proven themselves able on other projects, can't conjure a meaty subplot. Samuel L. Jackson's Paladin chief Roland is a bad guy who struggles to fill out a second dimension, and his employees are nameless goons. David is given some sketchy abandonment issues, which lead to a tacked-on coda, but otherwise he's a bit of a blank canvas. Rachel Bilson as his spunky love interest and Jamie Bell as Griffin, a more charismatic, anarchic jumper who fills David in on the history of the Jumper/Paladin war, add a much-needed and welcome shot of charm and zest, if not depth.
So, it's a thin film, but one not without its share of delights. Liman has always been most creative when pointing his camera at two people attacking each other. The jumping effect, meanwhile, is faultlessly executed – a sort of hazy implosion that leaves a sphere of destruction around it – and when Liman finds good use for it, generally involving both David and Griffin, it's fantastic. In the film's best sequence, the pair fight for possession of a detonator, a breathless scrap that takes them from pyramids, to a busy freeway, to the Empire State Building. When delighting in its premise in such a way, the movie becomes an absolute joy.
The overall impression Jumper leaves is much the same as the first X-Men movie: there are plenty of good ideas, and enough going on for a satisfying experience, yet nothing catches or coheres in quite the way you wish. In short, this feels like a good prologue to a bigger event. Here's hoping that, as X-Men did, this leads to a sequel that can lace its precursor's loose strands into something spectacular.
It's Liman's least charismatic action movie and the least developed, but it still packs some cracking action into its brief running time and lays foundations on which a great franchise could be built.
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Special effects can't save this dire attempt at 'intelligent concept' from a slow death. I watched it to the end hoping for a SLJ 'miracle', but alas the Saladin God wasn't listening....... ... More
Posted by mharvie at 23:30, 04 January 2011 | Report This Post
|Zero substance makes this a bummer
The only thing good about Jumper is its action, but why watch this when films like Batman Begins and the new Indiana Jones deliver solid action scenes while being actually worth your time? The writing is very mediocre; not outright unbearable, but we have seen so much better, and modern studios cannot let scripts of this quality become actual films in today's world. Hayden Christensen was never a good actor to begin with, and after ruining the Star Wars prequels moves on to ruin things here, wh... More
Posted by djphilips at 17:41, 07 April 2010 | Report This Post
|RE: Sell out
Amazing and spectacular special effects of the young man who got a teleport power known as 'Jumper' who travels around the world. I think it's the evolution of a superhero is a rocky process. This action-adventure film in the several scenes has several fast-motion movements between the battles of Jumpers and the Paladins. ... More
Posted by Gwilthyunman at 15:08, 21 August 2009 | Report This Post
|RE: Sell out
I thought it was entertaining enough. Nothing special, but far from shit. ... More
Posted by juanvasquez at 21:38, 14 August 2009 | Report This Post
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Absolutely awful, cringeworthy performance from Christensen. A script seemingly written by a praying mantis, it's a stealing pile of buffalo dung. 1/5 ... More
Posted by CORLEONE at 21:29, 14 August 2009 | Report This Post
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Not that my opinion counts for much but I really enjoyed this film. Sure it's bunkum of the highest order but all films don't have to be brain busters!! I have seen it twice and on the second time around I could see it's faults but I still enjoyed it!! And yes Hayden Christensen is not a "great" actor but he is much better in this than he was as Manakin Skywalker!!! I think anybody reading this and wondering whether they should bother watching this film would b... More
Posted by Andybee76 at 11:48, 14 August 2009 | Report This Post
|Good Stuff
Enjoyable, entertaining, fun with cool SFX and likeable leads. I thought this was a good show and would've been MUCH more impressive if we hand't seen Nightcrawler done so effectively in X2. Still, I'd like to see a sequel....especially given the potential for Time Travel. We need a rogue Jumper though........... ... More
Posted by Hillsman at 23:27, 18 June 2009 | Report This Post
|Total crap
This is one of those movies where you realize ten minutes in that you're watching crap but you stay with it to the end only to find out that it never gets any better. This has the worst acting i've ever witnessed, all four of the main stars are embarrassing. Also the plot and direction is a complete mess. ... More
Posted by tysmuse at 00:03, 20 March 2009 | Report This Post
|A Thrilling Action Movie.
I wanted to see this when it was on the cinema so I waited until it came out on DVD and rented it out on Blu-Ray, watching it last night. It's very different for a action movie, Samuel L Jackson as the bad guy? Shocking stuff! It has a good enough plot and filled with some gripping scenes near the end. The picture is beautiful to look at on Blu-Ray, the sound is brilliant and the ending is good enough for me. The pefomances were alright, Hayden Christensen in a different role from being in Star ... More
Posted by joanna likes films at 09:54, 24 January 2009 | Report This Post
You could forgive Hayden Christensen for feeling a little bit conflicted right now. Does he go after small independent roles, in a bid to prove to the world that he can indeed act (Star Wars not exactly the best showcase for that particular talent) or does he choose another potentially blockbusting franchise and make his dollar before Mark Hamill syndrome sets in (in other words never heard from again). No-one can blame him for testing the water, as Christensen has attempted to do both. Along... More
Posted by gepete80 at 11:10, 23 December 2008 | Report This Post
One of the biggest shit ever. VERY BAD acting of Christensen. Great idea, but fair story. No more movies like this. ... More
Posted by ARmy2510 at 05:49, 29 October 2008 | Report This Post
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With a brilliant concept and Doug Liman at the helm I thought it would be a banker, but having finally watched it on DVD the only eloquent thought that comes to my mind is this - it is utter pish. How Liman managed to balls up such an interesting premise is beyond me, but he does it with a narrative which feels like it was written by a hyperactive 5 year old. The style of the movie is all over the place, whether it was done purposefully to go hand in hand with the subject matter I do... More
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L: shool I enjoyed this. Just a bit of popcorn enjoyable cinema. The concept is really good and I dont really understand all the backlash this film gets. Sure, its not a masterpiece, but it does what it says on the tin. Roll on part 2. sp; What he said. I thought the film was thoroughly enjoyable. ... More
Posted by Kazuya at 10:45, 22 July 2008 | Report This Post
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I enjoyed this. Just a bit of popcorn enjoyable cinema. The concept is really good and I dont really understand all the backlash this film gets. Sure, its not a masterpiece, but it does what it says on the tin. Roll on part 2. ... More
Posted by shool at 10:32, 22 July 2008 | Report This Post
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Jumper's like one of them fish things from MacDonalds - just fucking shit. ... More
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L: DanCurley L: scissorkick Given that Empire seem to sell their reviews lately (FOUR STARS! for Transformers - one of the worst action films ever; FIVE STARS! for Cloverfield, for being 'nothing like you've ever seen I'd edit that post if I were you, you'll not only end up banned but you could end up in court... are you on about?? He'll get banned and sent to court for what???? expressing his opinion, pfft ... More
Posted by Wessing at 16:22, 19 July 2008 | Report This Post
|Fairly satisfying
I thought this was okay. I didn't have any expectations and was entertained for an hour and a half. Clearly there's a lot of potential for a sequel and opportunity to fill in back-story. ... More
Posted by RogueElement at 22:57, 10 July 2008 | Report This Post
|Not Bad but could have been better
Quite an enjoyable film. nothing majorly wrong with it but it did miss the mark a bit. THe Premise of the film is a great idea but the film itself doesn't just deliver. Would deffinately watch a part 2 though. ... More
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That you think this is equal to I Am Legend makes me roll my eyes, shake my head, and call you out. ... More
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|RE: anybody who gives this crap more then 2 stars is retarded
Oh dear, a wasted opertunity here which looks and plays like a 100million pilot for a tv series. Of course the show would be good if they concentrated on jamie bells charetor as he was interesting and the best thing in the film by a mile. & nbsp; I couldnt give a toss about hayden christensens as he didnt seem to. He's awful as always in this. nt sure i can support a hero either who after 1st being attacked by th enemy and almost killed... More
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Dumb and unoriginal. What a waste of a pretty good premise. ... More
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Hayden Christensen,worst actor in the WORLD.The only good thing was the effects. ... More
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|not a good movie
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The trailer tells you just what this film will be like. Ridiculous story. Good effects. Forgettable film. ... More
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Whos willing to bet that if Ian Naithan reviews this on dvd, he gives it one star, him being the little bandwaggon jumper that he is ... More
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So far with wool sox they are good down to 20F for me up to 20 miles
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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The Nashbar customer service was excellent. They called to elaborate on the status of the product order, indicating that the item was backordered but will no longer be carried.
Wish I had these years ago!
By Mithershoe
from Lancaster County, PA
Rode for over an hour at 39 degrees and was completely comfortable with these over my mtn bike shoes and thin wool socks. No cold drafts. Lots of splashes from road puddles and the covers shed the water beautifully. Absolutely no interference with cleats or with walking. I thought the velcro closure might feel stiff -- It was totally flexible -- I didn't feel it at all when riding. Easy to put on and take off. Made a big difference in the comfort and enjoyment of riding in a cold wind.
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from New Mexico
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Easy to put on and kept my toes warm. Wish I had bought them earlier
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By urbandog
from Dallas, TX
I use a size 45/46 road/mt shoe, so I ordered the XL. Easy to pull over shoe. Don't really care for the velcro side closures, the seam is right over the outside ankle so it's kind of cumbersome to position and close it correctly. A rear heal zipper closer would do this booty justice. The neoprene is thin and it doesn't keep my feet warm in the low 30's upper 20's. So I won't use these as much as i thought i would. But they were cheap and should last a few seasons, so no harm done.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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By docrider
from Roswell, NM
Have used in temperatures down to 28-30 and worked well
Good product and value
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I use these on daily commute 7.5 mi (~30 min) each way in winter temps down to the mid-teens. They fit just right over my size 48 Shimano road shoes.At temps 25-32F, they are comfortable with normal socks. At temps mid-teens to 25, they are fine (i.e., toes don't get actually cold, just cool) with normal socks and light wool socks over.Build quality is very good. I am not particularly hard on these things. Put 'em on at home, take em off at office. Not a lot of walking around or beating through brush. Should last several years at least.
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Ordered these the same size as my clipless MTB shoes - Fit perfect! Velcro allows easy on/off. The bottomless sole allows easy clip into and off of pedals. My feet are warm in 10 degree F weather.
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Steve Spurrier was in a really good mood when talking about South Carolina's recruiting efforts in the state of Georgia recently, and there was a good reason for it.
Nearly half (12) of South Carolina's 25-member recruiting class was comprised of Georgia talent, and the Gamecocks beat out UGA, among other schools, for elite Atlanta area prospects such as DB Chaz Elder, OL Joe Harris and RB Mike Davis. You could make a case that South Carolina, as well as Alabama, recruited the state of Georgia as well as anyone in 2012.
We had a Q&A session with Spurrier and, as usual, he was candid and colorful with his comments. One response from Spurrier that particularly stood out is when we asked him about "negative recruiting." There are never-ending rumors (often supplied from recruiters at competing schools) that the 66-year-old offensive mastermind is on the brink of retirement.
"I didn't hear much about my retirement this year," Spurrier told the AJC with a laugh. "It was funny. They were talking to Tom Coughlin. We're about the same age. They asked him if he was going to hang it up after winning the Super Bowl. He said I'm having more fun now that I've had in a long time, I've got plenty of energy and I've got several more years in me. Of course, that's what I say. We've got the best group of players we've ever had at South Carolina since I've been here. It would be hard to quit after you've accumulated and assembled a strong team that won 11 games last year.
"If the time comes when we start going bad, oh don't worry, I will be the first to say they need somebody else in here. It won't be any big deal or anything like that. Right now, I'm doing pretty well, physically and mentally. I feel as good as I did 20 years ago. I still call the plays. My mind is OK, I believe. So I don't know what else I would do right now except for coaching ball."
Here are some more of the questions:
The state of Georgia is loaded with talent for 2013. What would you want to tell the top prospects that are considering South Carolina? "The reason we were able to sign some of the top players in Georgia is because of what we've done the last two years. We've won 20 games. We've beaten Florida, Georgia, Tennessee and Clemson. We're 8-0 against those guys the last two years. The big thing is that we've improved our facilities at South Carolina. Everything is top notch. Our academic learning center was finished about a year and half ago and has been a very valuable recruiting tool for us. We've graduated the most football players in a year last year. It was 27 over a period of three different graduation dates during the course of the year. And our GPA was over a 2.7. I think it was tops in the SEC this past year. What we need to do is to win the SEC championship. We've done about everything else. We need to hopefully win us an SEC championship here in the next 2-3 years."
In general, is there more or less cheating in college football these days? "I think there's less. I guess it depends on how far back you want to go, but I think there's less. I think most coaches follow the rules pretty well now. I think what we all have to worry about now is a player getting something extra from whomever – a booster, agent runner or whatever. So we have to keep teaching and encouraging players that you just can't take anything from anybody. You can't take a free dinner. You can't take a free round of golf or Putt Putt. You can't take any extra benefit. Hopefully, our players know that and will not put themselves in that kind of position. I think that's one thing we all worry about. Because if some kid wants to come up and hand a kid $500, sometimes it might be hard for a kid to say 'Oh my, I can't take that. I can't take that.' And the guy may say 'Nobody will know.' So you have to just try to educate your guys that you can't take anything or you will be ineligible to play college football."
You've been outspoken in favor of over-signing. What was the impact of the SEC's new over-signing rules on South Carolina? "I think we're OK with all the rules now. All the coaches were not in favor of the 25 limit unless all the other conferences were going to do the 25 limit. They can over-sign a little bit and so forth and it's a little bit of a handicap to the SEC but we can live with it. It's not a big deal. If you're signing 25 per year, and keeping your players around at a good rate, which most schools should be doing, then 25 per year is usually plenty."
What did you think about Alabama asking two longtime commitments to take grayshirts a few weeks before signing day? "That happened to us last year [in February 2011], and we caught a little grief for it. We had two players that had not qualified yet. We were waiting on Jadeveon Clowney [who announced more than a week after signing day]. Of course, we weren't going to call Clowney and say 'By the way, we've got a player down in central Florida. He hasn't qualified yet and it doesn't look like he's going to but we have to save a spot for him. So we're not going to recruit you anymore, Clowney.' Now would that have made sense? Of course not. So we called the player down there who had not qualified and told him 'We're still going to take you. But if you qualify, you're going to have to wait to come in January. So he didn't qualify, as well as another player didn't qualify. But we did have to tell them that. We picked actually two young men that were the furthest from qualifying – that's how we handled it. Because of all of sudden, you get a top player like Jadeveon Clowney, and sometimes you have to take bad press on that. That's what happened with Alabama. I read the story about the kid who had the knee operation or something. Alabama thought he wouldn't be ready to play next year, so they asked him to come in January. But he didn't want to do that, I guess. What would you do? You've got a great player coming, and then you've got a player injured or may not qualify. That's a tough call right there."
Isn't that one of the benefits for a prospect to commit early to your school? If a kid who is academically qualified commits early to South Carolina, doesn't that secure his spot in the current recruiting class despite an injury? "We've taken several guys with injuries if we've not gone overboard. Last year [2011] was the only time we've been over the limit where we had to ask a player not to sign on signing day. That was last year. But recruiting is not an exact science. Just because a player commits, he has not signed yet. If there was an early signing period, as soon as you would get 25 papers on file, you're finished. But that's not the way we do it. You have a signing date. On the date, the first Wednesday in February, everybody knows 'Hey, this is who we've got.' A lot can happen between the summer and the first Wednesday in February."
What do you think about an early signing period? Should there be one? "I've always been against it personally because I think you would end up recruiting real hard during the summer and during the football season. If players sign in September or October, you end up spending too much time on players that 'may be with you' rather than your players that are with you during the season. I think we've all understood that commitments are not binding. Sometimes a young man feels like he has a better opportunity somewhere else. Sometimes it's like a boyfriend and girlfriend: One girl looks pretty good and it's like 'Man, we're going to last forever.' Two or three weeks later, it's like 'Hey, this isn't working out too well. Maybe there's something else out there.' That's sort of like the early commitments. We didn't lose anybody this year. That was neat that all 25 that committed to us, signed with us. We had two players committed elsewhere earlier but all of the guys that said they were coming to South Carolina signed with us. That was neat."
What do you think of this so-called Big Ten's "gentlemen's agreement" not to recruit players committed to other schools within the conference? "I've never heard about anything like that. I think we all know in coaching that you recruit your guys up until singing day, until you get a fax with the letter of intent. That's when it's over. Sometimes, players change their minds. Sometimes, they feel like they have better opportunities elsewhere. But those 'gentlemen's agreement' things, those things don't hold up too much."
What about South Carolina signing 12 from Georgia this year? "It worked out that way this year. The greater Atlanta area I think has 5.5 million people. The state of South Carolina has 4.5 million. Obviously, there's a bigger population and more football players in the state of Georgia than South Carolina. We only signed four in-state players this year but last year we had 9-10. But it just happened to be one of those years in Georgia where we got several really good players to come to South Carolina."
Perhaps no college assistant recruited Georgia as well as your defensive coordinator, Lorenzo Ward? "He probably did. I think he was responsible for about 9 out of 12. Lorenzo is an excellent coach and a super recruiter. He gets to know the guys well. He likes to drive from Columbia to Atlanta. So he's got his own car. He can stay 2-3 days, hit all the schools and all the players. So he's there every opportunity and that's what it takes to be an outstanding recruiter."
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February 27th, 2012
11:13 am
I love that guy. Spurrier is great.
February 27th, 2012
11:23 am
He's right. USC is experiencing a "Renaissance" of their football program. Unfortunatley, history is not on their side. My guess is Spurrier has one more year to ride on the back of Marcus Lattimore, and the jury is still out on whether or not he'll be able to regain form this year after a very serious injury.
February 27th, 2012
11:23 am
What a smug SOB
February 27th, 2012
11:27 am
Who cares? Go Dawgs!
February 27th, 2012
11:30 am
He doesnt lose to UGA , I bet he could coach USC basketball to wins over UGA,
February 27th, 2012
11:33 am
Always helps when the NCAA violations stack up like they are in Columbia
He has been quoted as saying that UGA will be a monster in 2012. He knows he got us while he could.
February 27th, 2012
11:34 am
Now the DAWG fan can start crying about the evil Steve Spurrier and leave the evil Saban alone maybe. Hahahahahahaha
Hurry do an article on the GATORS.
February 27th, 2012
11:35 am
he 's 3-4 vs Georgia while at South Carolina, typical tech fan living vicariously though another program
February 27th, 2012
11:36 am
Actually Spurrier is 4-4 against those teams the past 2 years. Word is the NCAA is going to force USCe to vacate the 2010 season. Yes, that means the coveted 2010 SEC East Champoinship as well.. USCe is one of those "lovable losers" that eveyone enjoys watching fall.
February 27th, 2012
11:37 am
Georgia , you had your chances the last 2 years to get schools while you could and still came up short. 7 – 5 in 2012 even with the patsy schedule and arrest !
February 27th, 2012
11:37 am
Spurrier's done a good job at South Carolina, but only one season when he didn't lose 5 games.
February 27th, 2012
11:38 am
Whether we like Spurrier or not, the fact of the matter is that he has the upper hand on UGA right now. Thanks to turnovers and a special team's meltdown SC is riding a 2 game winning streak against the Dawgs. I do think, however, that the angle of SC beating out UGA for the 3 players mentioned is a little bit overplayed as Harris was a strong Gamecock lean going into the recruiting process and I think the battle for Davis was over the day that Gurley committed to UGA. I do think that Davis is going to be a great back and was hoping he would have committed to UGA before Gurley did. Time will tell who got the better of that deal.
February 27th, 2012
11:38 am
Spurrier is a very good coach, won at Duke, Florida, and now USC is in best shape it been in long time, Can beat UGA, Tenn, FL, Clemson but now need to take next step and beat LSU and Bama and he could win it all.
February 27th, 2012
11:39 am
dogs smell
Tennersee is the program on the decline
UGA will wipe the floor with Bray and co again in 2012
spurrier got his greatest team ever to 11 wins and no title!!!
He used to throw teams like that under the bus at florida and say "We didn't win anything so we were nothing special."
SC throws a parade for 2nd place in the SEC East.
February 27th, 2012
11:42 am
DawginLex, You're funny ! Very in fact. Have you ever been to Athens on a week day?
February 27th, 2012
11:43 am
Does that kid in the picture have a Groucho Marx mustache?
February 27th, 2012
11:43 am
Who cares! John Theus>Joe Harris, Keith Marshall/Todd Gurley>Mike Davis, JHC>Chaz Elder. Nuff said!
February 27th, 2012
11:45 am
And, still, nobody g.a.s. about South Carolina. Except Clemson, perhaps. If a tree falls in the woods, Coach….
February 27th, 2012
11:50 am
As I recall SoS was pretty humble after the gift wrapped win over UGA last year. He was lucky and he knew it at that time, I guess he has a very short memory. Typical.
February 27th, 2012
11:51 am
I am thinking the Gamecocks can handle this little dust up by themselves … they are small but scrappy
SMART two … maybe three days tops …. after we get a few more Saban articles then a there can be a "Muschamp says Richt sucks at recruiting" or a "Gator prospect might be close to flirting with UGA " piece . There is a scientific rhythm to these things you know
February 27th, 2012
11:52 am
you guys in athens continue to ride on your laurels and your national championship from 1980. let's see, i was 4 years old back then. how about you?
uga has a creampuff schedule this year, bascially because espn and the conference are salivating to make them relevant due to the major television market here in ATL. UGA recruits dozens of 4-star players and yet Richt still can't make it happen. How's UGA doing against top 25 teams in the past two years?
face it – UGA is a place where good players go to party. to loaf. to play about 80% of their potential.. and it just eats at you every day. Aaron murray has the tools. but he's a tin man in the big games. and it eats at you every day. same for Highsaiah Crowell. slacker. and that other pack of pathetic rb's from the past couple of years. i would send my kids to saban, chizik, spurrier, franklin, miles, or even that clown Dabo before i sent him to be coddled by Richt. and it eats at you every day.
February 27th, 2012
11:53 am
'UGA Insider',
Why must the you always attempt to break stories or provide insight that 'no one else knows'? I guarantee you USC won't have to vacate the 2010 season b/c you say they might and you are ALWAYS wrong. You never have any good insight and all your rumors never pan out. You are more annoying than the Dawg haters who get on here.
February 27th, 2012
11:58 am
The only player Georgia wanted that the Game'Crocks got was Elder and UGA was late going after him. For some reason Richt didn't recruit OL Harris. Davis was committed to Florida and UGA got Gurley and Marshall – both rated ahead of Davis. Spurrier is a good recruiter and coach. I never said he wasn't. He doesn't oversign like Saban but comparing Taylor's situation to a recruit that was not academically qualified was incorrect. Taylor was qualified and Saban had accepted his commitment. UGA out played the Game Crocks last year (100+ more yards offense ) and Spurrier admitted that he was "fortunate" (lucky) to win that game. Georgia has gotten some good players out of S.C. too (A.J. Green). It's not all in favor of Spurrier with recruiting.
February 27th, 2012
12:02 pm
Mike Davis? Hey you egomaniacal gasbag (Yeah, you Spurrier) you got Davis AFTER Ketih Marshall and Todd Gurley committed to Georgia. AFTER.
February 27th, 2012
12:05 pm
Say Whut……..you got those guys because they both know CROWELL sucks and they can take the job with little effort.
February 27th, 2012
12:08 pm
[...] is that the Evil Genius doesn't try to blow smoke up anybody's ass about oversigning being good for the kids: What did you think about Alabama asking two longtime commitments to take grayshirts a few weeks [...]
February 27th, 2012
12:08 pm
The Ol' Ball Coach is only slightly more likable than 10 – 15 years ago, but he's not near as obnoxious as in the past.
He has done a very good job of bringing USC up to par with the other good teams in the SEC.
Spurrier has certainly mellowed.
February 27th, 2012
12:13 pm
Harris family was from South Carolina, Davis waited to see where Gurley was going, and Elder ? who really cares?
February 27th, 2012
12:13 pm
dogs smell
Yes. what does that have to do with the fact that your team sucks????
February 27th, 2012
12:21 pm
Spurrier will beat florida, ga and tennessee again in 2012—mark it down. His roster is loaded with talent. SC wins the SEC east easy and will upset alabama in the SEC title game!!!
February 27th, 2012
12:23 pm
SC will lose to UGA in Columbia and to LSU in Baton rouge and go 10-2 and throw another 2nd place parade………..
February 27th, 2012
12:26 pm
I'm heading to SC on business in March.
Reckon Stevie can get me a cut rate on a hotel??
February 27th, 2012
12:27 pm
Damn Saban apologists, even Spurrier will honor a commitment to an injured player.
I guess Tennessee & Bama are on a completely different level of scumbag than the rest of the SEC.
On another topic 2 of those Ga. Recruits were full Academic Qualifiers for GT and CPJ couldn't close the deal on them' Joe Harris the OL and Mike Davis the RB, with possibly more Georgia HS players that could have signed with GT.
Think about that fellow GT fans the next time you blame academics for GT's poor recruiting.
Bama, UGA and Florida are not GT's main Recruiting problem, GT's problem is USCe, Clemson, Auburn, Kentucky, Vandy and schools like that that are beating out CPJ for Academic Qualifiers that could elevate GT's FB Program.
GT's overall talent is about as LOW as it has been in the last 20 years (after the MNC), thanks a lot Coach Fish Fry!
February 27th, 2012
1:03 pm
I know CMR has had good thing's to say about his recruiting but Garner would never stay in the road like Ward for South Carolina does. Garner has been recruiting coordinator too long and doesn't have enough energy to recruit like he needs to. When you come up 8 recruit's short TWO YEAR'S IN A ROW something is wrong and if everybody that is giving Garner and Richt a pass really think's 14 to16 extra recruit's wouldn't make a major impact, they are crazy.
McGarity really needs to call Richt and Garner out on not coming close to a full signing class and get to the bottom as to why it happens every year. I hope the increase activity for 2013 is a result of McGarity already getting involved.
February 27th, 2012
1:05 pm
The hotseat talk killed recruiting
If 2013 is not better, then changes should be made
February 27th, 2012
1:08 pm
Stevie Spurrier the most hated man in Johnson City TN.(his hometown ) is a washed-up, childish, visor throwing dingel-berry on a Bulldawgs bottom. Georgia Hospitality will end at the entrance to Sanford Stadium this year. He will not be given the game on a silver platter like last year. UGA has owned S.C.and only a Narcissus like Spurrier could brag about a 2 game win streak.LOL. Back to being our red-headed stepchild chickens.
February 27th, 2012
1:14 pm
MC can you please give the greyshirting vendetta against Bama go lol…..Maybe you can ask Atlanta Falcons QB John Parker Wilson about his GS experience at UA. Maybe a little objectivity and you will feel better about yourself. CNS could not give 2 cents about your opinion and neither do I……
February 27th, 2012
1:17 pm
Once again, the interview is with Steve Spurrier, and sure enough, Alabama and Nick Saban come up. When will it end?
February 27th, 2012
1:19 pm
And those are the last 2 years of success Stevie will ever know as a coach. Shaw will more than likely get injured in that offense. Jeffery is gone. Engram is gone. Lattimore will not be physically or mentally the same running back. All that will forever be in the past.
Hope you enjoyed it Ol' Ball Coach because it is over.
February 27th, 2012
1:21 pm
Make it easy for you
You have a job but no money saved for college for your kids
Your son gets a scholarship offer well before NSD.
You count on the scholarship to pay for college
Your scholarship gets pulled the week before NSD
You have no other offers,
You are told we will grey shirt you but you have to pay for the 1st semester yourself.
That is wrong.
Spin it however you want to. I know most times the kid has other offers but the end result is the kid was misled.
February 27th, 2012
1:22 pm
Thanks for eliminating my TROLL/Stalker
February 27th, 2012
1:24 pm
For once James said something factual. Where is your ever classy Pi$$onaDawg handle???
February 27th, 2012
1:27 pm
It will be very hard for me to remain a loyal UGA fan if Special Teams are as PATHETIC as they were last year. CMR must address this very important missing part of our gameplan. Can't beat good teams without good special teams play. It's how we lost to S.C. last year.
February 27th, 2012
1:29 pm
"Georgia Hospitality will end at the entrance to Sanford Stadium this year."
How so, kingdaddy? The game is in Columbia this year.
February 27th, 2012
1:33 pm
What does the game being in the sewer matter?
February 27th, 2012
1:36 pm
Wow, I feel honored that Superior UGA fans are this upset about the lowly gamecocks. Quit crying and beat us on the field. BTW, nice job by your administration getting the game changed to later in the year..we all know the only reason we win is because the game is played to early. What a joke you guys are
February 27th, 2012
1:39 pm
@Regan that name and term get caught in some blog filters. I don't know james. I use the U..O..A..D on Jeff's blog and the Tech blog.
February 27th, 2012
1:41 pm
pretty confident that the SEC changed the schedule because of mizzou adn A&M being on board but if you believe your rant, more power to you
February 27th, 2012
1:43 pm
The so-called SC fans on here are really Tek trolls
February 27th, 2012
1:44 pm
If SC wins the east, Bama will beat them like a rented mule in the SEC title game. Saban's got a big, mean nasty D coming back and they will shut down spurrier's finesse offense. Bama–going for title #15 in 2012!!!!!!!!


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Colt Brennan -- a 2007 Heisman Trophy finalist -- was arrested for DUI in Hawaii this morning ... and cops say drugs were involved.
The former University of Hawaii star quarterback -- who later spent a couple of disappointing years in the NFL -- was arrested at 11:50 PM Wednesday.
According to HawaiiNewsNow.com, the 28-year-old was busted for suspicion of drunken driving and promotion of a dangerous drug in the third degree -- aka drug possession.
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TMZ if you actually new something about sports you would know he was arrested before for fondling some chick when she was asleep and he entered her dorm back at Colorado state.
He was first charged with Rape in 2008.
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Is there a reason we should care about this?
i went to high school with him. he had a drug problem then, but because he was the quarter back it was swept under the rug. this was back in 2003.
wasn't he the back up qb to Matt Leinart at Mater Dei? I mean who sneaks into a females room through the window and starts playing doctor on a chick sleeping? Dude is messed up.
Accused molester who got off because he was he was a hot shot football player in 2008. Will he get off now that he's a failed pro?
does his knuckles rub the ground when he walks?
It is hilarious how you people sit here and put someone on blast all from what you have "heard" if any of you had any knowledge of what happened in Colorado you would know that the charges were dropped because the chick didn't even tell a legit story! Easy for all you to sit here a bash someone because I am so sure you are all so damn perfect. I feel sorry for people like you who have NO CLUE what you are talking about...its ok though your lives must be pretty boring so continue the **** talking if that adds some excitement to it.
This guy is a loser. Isn't he the same guy that got into a terrible car accident after drinking? Bro, go back to the mainland and get into rehab before you kill someone and yourself.
Just a year after he almost dies in a car wreck?? Nice Colt , good job there pal. Well hopefully he kills himself before he kills an innocent person.


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At The Land of Nod, nothing is more important to us than providing safe, high-quality products to you and your family. We believe that kids' products should be able to handle everything kids throw their way (literally and figuratively). That's why all of our products have an 18-year quality guarantee. And, hopefully, your kids will no longer be sleeping in bunk beds by then.
Who's there?
I don't know.
I don't know who?
I told you, I don't know. Why don't you believe me?


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Our mission is to foster ethical engagement through awareness, reflection, and action, and to equip students to confront the ethical challenges of their lives.
Since ethical issues and challenges arise throughout our personal, professional, and civic lives, we aim to engage ethics throughout the College, its curriculum, and our students' lives.
- Ethical engagement requires heightened attentiveness and sensitivity to the ethical dimensions of life. An increased awareness of events in the world is enriched by a more sophisticated understanding of concepts and theories for analyzing their ethical aspects and consequences.
- To be ethically engaged requires reflection on our own values, motives, and biases. It is to pursue a deeper understanding of ourselves and to attune ourselves in our relationships with others, as we seek to live meaningful lives of ethical purpose in the world.
- This purpose impels us to harvest the fruits of awareness and reflection by taking action necessary to live integrated ethical lives of genuine responsibility as moral persons, members of communities, and global citizens.