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Hidden - Lead dnf - 21/Sep/14
Hidden - Lead dnf - 19/Sep/14
mhairi thorburn - Lead rpt - 14/Sep/14 with Ian
Bolt to bolt then first r/p, Great route and wall! Had a play on the start of Silk, will be back!Russell Birkett - Lead RP - 18/Aug/14 with Darren, Amanda
Seemed unlikely but nailed it somehow!Hamfunk - Lead RP - 15/Aug/14 with Darren
The crag warm up now?? sheppy - Lead rpt - 11/Jun/14 with Iain MacD
Fell going to the resting jug on the arete!Harry Holmes - Lead dog - 29/May/14 with Greg Brown
Ri - Lead rpt - 23/May/14 with Stu, mike
with martin mcd conacher - Lead RP - 15/May/14
Ri - Lead rpt - 14/May/14 with Tom, mike
Hidden - Lead RP - 13/May/14
Hidden - Lead dog - 06/May/14
mshorter - Lead RP - 02/May/14 with ry
Ri - Lead rpt - 02/May/14 with mike
The speed attempt - 4:38.Ri - Lead rpt - 02/May/14 with mike
atapper21 - Lead RP - May/14 with Jo Lucas
Day 20 - Well that didn't take long! I think I need to get on a proper long term project now. :) Many thanks to all the partners who caught my many falls over the years and to Koon for being there on the day that mattered.JLS - Lead RP - 21/Apr/14 with Koon M.
Couple of lead attempts to try and link the climb. Hmmm needing quite a bit of work!!!Koon - Lead dog - 21/Apr/14 with John Sharples
Great to be out in the sunshine but still cold on the fingers today.sheppy - Lead rpt - 19/Apr/14 with iain n jules
julesp - Lead rpt - 19/Apr/14 with iain and neil
julesp - Lead rpt - 17/Apr/14 with iain and neil
Lawrie Brand - Lead dog - 15/Apr/14 with Robin
2nd gotom russell - Lead RP - 13/Apr/14 with mike
Day 19 - Back on the Teds trail again. Tough session, best go with 2 or 3 rests. The road remains long...JLS - Lead dog - 23/Mar/14 with Fraser H.
Day 18 - Tough session. Smeggy holds and a poor form day combined dish out another kicking...JLS - Lead dog - 24/Aug/13 with Koon M.
Koon - TR dog - 24/Aug/13 with John Sharples
seanwalsh - Lead RP - 22/Aug/13
Pre-work trip pays off, despite the woods feeling like a rain forest when we arrived. Many thanks to Del for being patient and persuading me that it would dry out. Good to get another one ticked off the bucket list.Brendan - Lead RP - 24/Jul/13 with Del
sheppy - Lead rpt - 26/Jun/13 with Iain MacD
sheppy - Lead dog - 15/Jun/13 with iain n jules
Martin Mc - Lead rpt - 11/Jun/13 with Dougie
4th session on it, 3rd this year, 4th redpoint attempt. First of the grade outdoors, well chuffed.mr_nsglover - Lead RP - 06/Jun/13 with James McCartan
jamesdyno - Lead - 04/Jun/13
Day 17 - First of the year, grimly cold and bolt 3 to 4 was too wet to climb. Felt quite good on the harder moves but Teds isn't about doing the moves, it's about linking ALL the moves.JLS - Lead dog - 04/May/13 with Fraser H., Kev G.
Ri - Lead β - Apr/13
Climbed in the heavy snow. Sequency climbing.samwillo - Lead - 16/Mar/13 with Darren Wisniewski
Hidden - TR dnf - 24/Jan/13
First crack at it. Got all the moves first go but will need a lot more stamina to link it all. Need to cut down my pie intake.stugreen75 - TR dog - 04/Oct/12 with dominic jeff
jolucas - Lead RP - 22/Sep/12 with alex
dezdee - Lead RP - Sep/12
Wee toprope try to remind myself of the moves. Was going to go for the first redpoint attempt today but skin on hands is so trashed just now. Next time!RebekahD - TR - 26/Aug/12 with Eleanor
mhairi thorburn - Lead - 04/Aug/12 with david watt
centurion05 - Lead rpt - 08/Jul/12
Day 16 - Good session, back on track, doesn't feel far away.JLS - Lead dog - 01/Jul/12 with Darren D., Fraser H., Kev G.
Day 3 on the route.. lead twice today, first time clip to clip. Second with one fall/rest just before bolt five.K Wall - Lead dog - 01/Jul/12 with Jo Glasgow
can remember the moves now...Stephi - Lead dog - 26/Jun/12
first attempt, need more endurance!Stephi - TR dog - 20/Jun/12
it beginsrobertmichaeladams - Lead dog - 14/Jun/12 with Andy H
ChrisCSC89 - Lead RP - 13/Jun/12 with Ross
Day 15 - didn't cope well with the heat...JLS - Lead dnf - 26/May/12 with Darren D., Pete R.
Too hot to try properly today!RebekahD - TR dog - 24/May/12 with Geek
Finally got it done! centurion05 - Lead RP - 23/May/12 with The boy
Hidden - Lead rpt - 16/May/12
Hidden - Lead rpt - 11/May/12
Day 14 - Oh the disappointment! Best effort was one rest but the fall came shamefully early - the 4th bolt.JLS - Lead dog - 05/May/12 with Eve B., Fraser H., Burnsie
Hidden - Lead - 05/May/12
Hidden - Lead RP - 28/Apr/12
Day 13 - 3 poor burns but at least my spine held out.JLS - Lead dog - 28/Apr/12 with Eve B., Darren D.
Hidden - TR - 28/Apr/12
Day 12 - Bollocks, the old dickie back gave up the ghost, early in the session.JLS - Lead dnf - 22/Apr/12 with Eve B., Darren D.
Hidden - TR dnf - 22/Apr/12
Day 11 - 3 burns, 1 clip to clip warm- up and 2 redpoint attempts. Best was one fall going to Marlena rest.JLS - Lead dog - 15/Apr/12 with Half the World
Day 10 - Warm-up, clip-sticking dog and two red-point attempts. Three falls on the first and one fall on the second - just before the big rest. Should go soon...JLS - Lead dog - 14/Apr/12 with Eve B.
Hidden - TR dog - 14/Apr/12
Finally....on a day i felt weak too. So pleased first 7b+ time to try 7b. ;)ANC - Lead RP - 07/Apr/12 with Amanda
Finally, about 4 or 5 days spread out over late summer 2011 and spring 2012. Fun route.dwisniewski - Lead RP - 07/Apr/12 with John Sharples
Day 9 - Three or 4 burns on top rope. Felt quite good on the warm-up dog so was disappointed to need two rests on the second burn. Faded fast. Great efforts from Darren and ANC to send.JLS - TR dog - 07/Apr/12 with Darren D.
3 goes - in two parts on the lastrobertmichaeladams - Lead dog - 06/Apr/12 with Lawrence
bolt to bolt, more stamina requiredwence - Lead dog - 06/Apr/12 with Rob
Another project day...yet more progress...learnt how to milk two rests, other than the big rest on the arete. Good tips from JLS, Fraser and Kev. Warm up putting in the clips and then three burns.ANC - Lead dog - 31/Mar/12 with John, Louise Humphreys
Day 8 - First session of the year. Two and a half goes on top-rope. Sequence a bit rusty.JLS - TR dog - 31/Mar/12 with Louise, Angus, Fraser H., Kev G.
Hidden - Lead RP - 28/Mar/12
Stuart S - TR dog - 28/Mar/12 with Markus Eagleton, Amanda Lyons
First time back on this in a year and a half. Remembered most of the moves so once I have some endurance hopefully it'll be crushed! Project 2012ANC - Lead dog - 25/Mar/12 with Amanda
Adam Lincoln - Lead O/S - 14/Mar/12 with Meg
Hidden - Lead rpt - 12/Mar/12
1st toprope attempt - worked the route in 3 sections between the big rests.RebekahD - TR dog - 10/Mar/12 with Geek
retro flashcoula1 - Lead rpt - 26/Feb/12
think ive found my summer projectGinger McGrath - Lead dog - 25/Feb/12 with dave brigham
A quick reminder of the moves- had to be donewhistler - Lead dog - 25/Feb/12 with Dangerous Dave
Hidden - Lead - 25/Feb/12
2nd toprope attempt - climbed cleanly up to to end of the traverse right. Fell off on the big egyptian move just before the easier ground. Rested, then clean to the top.RebekahD - TR - 2012 with Geek
Felt desperate again to start with but once I'd ironed out the beta it went. Took me by surprise!dougs1232 - Lead RP - 06/Nov/11 with Ross Barnes
Day 7 - Poor redpoint attempt, 3 falls, couldn't get the bolt three knee bar quite right for the rest.JLS - Lead dog - 07/Oct/11 with Jacqui
Day 6 - Three burns on TR, good 2nd burn, RP attempts start next time.JLS - TR dog - 26/Sep/11 with Darren D., Fraser H.
Day 5 - Climbing through a mini waterfall however all holds dry allowing 4 TR burns. Bolt 3 to 4 feeling difficult today, linked from bolt 4 rail to the top twice.JLS - TR dog - 18/Sep/11 with Jerry L., Fraser H., Kev G., Jacqui
Day 4 - 3 TR burns, a bit of progress.JLS - TR dog - 11/Sep/11 with Darren D.
Day 3 - Poor conditions, but anytime on the route is good, 3 poor TR burns.JLS - TR dog - 03/Sep/11 with Fraser R.
Hidden - TR dnf - 03/Sep/11
Hidden - Lead rpt - 02/Sep/11
Hidden - Lead rpt - 31/Aug/11
Day 2 - A bit further, a bit smoother but still aways to go. 4 TR burns.JLS - TR dog - 27/Aug/11 with Craig B., Sven J.
Day 1 (proper) - 3 burns on TR, got good beta from the assembled crowd, might take a while to smooth it out though.JLS - TR dog - 21/Aug/11 with Darren D.
Hidden - Lead rpt - 14/Aug/11
Hidden - Lead dog - 24/Jul/11
A scorcher of a day (well by Scotland's standards anyway). Pleased to get this as it was a goal for the season.jameshiggins - Lead RP - 23/Jul/11 with Andy Inglis
A stoater!wilsonmackenzie - Lead RP - 23/Jul/11 with RdC
Very wet and soapy, but made some progress on the lower section. Can't wait to try it in the dry!!!Smelly Fox - TR - 20/Jul/11 with Amanda Lyons
YES GAFFA!!! Sent at the end of the day in a thunder and lightning storm with high-vis waterproofs on.RdC - Lead RP - 16/Jul/11 with wilson
Just working out the moves with lots of rests required. Stuart S - TR dog - 24/Jun/11 with Amanda Lyons
repeat ascent. nicemark mcgowan01 - Lead RP - 08/Jun/11 with Amanda Lyons
After years of "waiting for the on-sight" was nice to finally get on this and have a couple of laps, moves are all fine, but linking them will take some work!Chad123 - TR dog - 14/May/11 with Ginger Tom
Thanks for putting in the draws Iain sheppy - Lead rpt - 20/Apr/11 with Iain MacD
Feeling much easier now. julesp - Lead rpt - 16/Apr/11 with Stuart S, lyons, Iain
Hidden - Lead rpt - 14/Apr/11
Hidden - Lead β - 10/Apr/11
Fell off first attempt at crimp when couldn't feel fingers. Second go.julesp - Lead rpt - 06/Apr/11 with lyons, Iain
Good beta but linking this all together is going to be tough.Im OK for a few moves but its on the steep side for me.Must get some endurance going.Great route, moves are superb all the way.Sean Bell - TR - 03/Mar/11 with Greg Boswell
The 2nd last one at Dunkeld done. smoother than a baby's bum...mark mcgowan01 - Lead RP - 01/Feb/11 with Phil Jack
everettchris8 - 2011
Brief stop off to finish off marlina (wet streak), next year. Probably wouldn't have happen with hangover and aftermath of indian, kebab and pizza yesterday!! andyinglis - Lead rpt - 24/Oct/10 with Alasdair Fulton
Nothing felt particularly good today. should have listened to my body and just rested this weekend...no more hard climbing now till Ceuse recovery required.ANC - Lead dog - 26/Sep/10 with Amanda
Clip to clip to the top. Def progress on a few on the moves today. :)MelH - TR dog - 21/Sep/10 with A
May actually go. Did it with two rests after a warm up and then with one rest on my last go....psyked! Major progress!ANC - Lead dog - 18/Sep/10 with Ross Barnes, Fultonius, Neil Adams, Andy Inglis
Only 5 clips in. Got it clip to clip up to there. Can't do one of the moves just below 1st clip though.MelH - TR dnf - 15/Sep/10 with julesp
Was working with the rope on Marlina so could only climb to crack - far enough for today anyway!!! Start def felt a touch easier on second go. Brutal though! :DMelH - TR dnf - 12/Sep/10 with mark, jeremy, fraser, ewan, julesp
First try in 2 and a half years...got some good beta and sequences the bag today, but a few sessions are needed on consecutive weekends to get this....need a break tendonitis flaring up this week....at least clipping the second bolt was easier than I remember...ANC - Lead dog - 11/Sep/10 with Neil Adams, Andy Inglis
Hidden - Lead RP - 21/Aug/10
kevg - Lead RP - 21/Aug/10 with Jeremy Love, Burnsie, Fras, Pete Roy
10th RP of the weekend, just going up to strip the route, shocked when I got to the rest! Brilliant!andyinglis - Lead RP - 08/Aug/10 with Neil Adams, ross barnes
First F7b+Neil Adams - Lead RP - 01/Aug/10 with Andy Inglis
Progress. Ground to 4th clip, and 4th to top.andyinglis - Lead dog - 01/Aug/10 with Neil Adams
First session on it. Got it in 2 overlapping chunks but don't feel particulatly close to linking it.Neil Adams - TR dog - 25/Jul/10 with Andy Inglis
Hidden - Lead RP - 12/Jul/10
Hidden - Lead dog - 30/Jun/10
Hidden - TR dog - 27/Jun/10
Surprisingly, it felt relatively easy this time. (Good conditions, combined with feeling fresh and properly warmed up before setting off definitely helped!)Fraser - Lead RP - 23/Jun/10 with Jules & Marcus
Great climbing! Second go after falling off the flash very close to the rest.dj_brigham05 - Lead RP - 12/May/10 with Thom Simmons
JLS - TR dog - 09/May/10 with Fraser H., Kev G.
Some progress today....but it's still hard!Fraser - Lead dog - 09/May/10 with Kev & John
RAH - Lead RP - 07/May/10
Repeated this after doing Marlina. Felt quite tricky as I had forhotten what to do!Dangerous Dave - Lead rpt - 14/Mar/10 with Marcus
everettchris8 - 2010
last route of the day. wasn't going to happen!whistler - Lead dog - 01/Oct/09 with Dangerous Dave
Lots of work required on this one..Lawrie Brand - Lead dnf - 12/Sep/09 with Dougie Harvey
2 restsdougs1232 - TR dog - 12/Sep/09 with Lawrie Brand
kevg - Lead dog - 30/Aug/09 with Fraser
Finally got on this classic. Great climbing. No stopper moves....but it just keeps on coming.Fraser - Lead dog - 30/Aug/09 with Kev
awesome 2nd time ive lead it clean, amazing enjoyable route!mhairi thorburn - Lead rpt - 25/Aug/09 with adam
julesp - Lead RP - 15/Aug/09 with amanda, Iain
sheppy - Lead rpt - 05/Aug/09
sheppy - TR rpt - 25/Jul/09
Ally Baba - Lead RP - 03/May/09 with Gav Swinton
pleased to find it much easier than 15 years ago, strange as I am only half as strong...!sheppy - Lead RP - 02/May/09 with simon jenkins
not even close...whistler - Lead dnf - 19/Apr/09 with Andrew Gibbon
2nd day this year, thanks to bozza's betta beta!mhairi thorburn - Lead RP - 02/Apr/09 with adam and bozza
akhughes - Lead rpt - 02/Apr/09
Greg Boswell - Lead RP - 31/Mar/09
Flash! Yay!Stewart B - Lead β - 21/Mar/09 with Will Atkinson
1 of 3 people to flash it today!, awesome route!
willackers - Lead β - 21/Mar/09 with Ali, Stu Brown, James
dougs1232 - Lead dog - 21/Mar/09 with Tom Simmons
Can do all the moves, and starting to link reasonable sections now. Should go with a wee bit more work.dave o - Lead dog - 15/Nov/08 with Dave Cowan
At last. Didn't feel too bad either. ChuffedDangerous Dave - Lead RP - 15/Nov/08 with Dave O
whistler - Lead dog - 08/Jun/08 with Dangerous Dave
Rested at just about every bolt. Will require a bit of work...gforce - TR dog - 05/May/08 with Stevie
Hidden - Lead RP - 22/Apr/08
Awsome route! begining def. the hardest and the second clip is less than fun. Moves on the mid section of the route are awsome!! Will take some learning!ANC - Lead dog - 19/Apr/08 with Marcus Bean, Dangerous Dave
Dangerous Dave - Lead dog - 19/Apr/08 with Marcus
Hidden - Lead RP - 2008
Hidden - Lead RP - Sep/07
mgeek - Lead rpt - 06/May/07 with Tom Bolger
thomasburley - Lead RP - 07/Nov/06 with Garth
MBean - Lead - Mar/06
First ever Redpoint-Siege! Around 7 sessions and probably 5 or 6 go's per session. At the time, the hardest thing I'd done was 7a+Fultonius - Lead RP - May/05
ali_robb - Lead RP - Apr/04
Dave Kerr - Lead - 15/Apr/03
Henners - Lead RP - 01/Apr/03 with Neil Buzby
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Evoman - Jun/98
buzby78 - Lead RP - 08/Apr/97 with Parnaby
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Lisa doesn't understand the distinction between Brandi and Camille's legal troubles.
Lisa discusses the Richards' sisters relationships, what she wants in a present, and the dinner party dust-up.
Lisa didn't appreciate Faye's comments, and, unlike Kyle, she only saw one pitbull at the dinner.
If Lisa had known Faye was planning on being a mouthpiece at Kyle's party, she (and Brandi) should have skipped it.
Lisa discusses the staff at Sur and why Brandi spilled the secret about Adrienne.
Lisa wishes the other ladies would fess up to their occasionally foul-mouthed ways and continues to defend Brandi.
Lisa speaks honestly about her relationship with Adrienne and comments on her Ojai sleeping arrangements.
Lisa explains how she tried to let Yolanda make her own decisions about the women, Adrienne included.
Lisa doesn't understand why Kyle is saying one thing to Adrienne and another behind her back.
Lisa gets the point of Adrienne's olive branch, though she could have picked better hues.
Lisa thanks the fans for her support and sharing their points of view.
Lisa thinks the actions of the other 'Wives speak volumes and attempts to rise above the fray.
Lisa explains how proud she was of Pandora on her wedding day and how glad she is that she shared the event with the world.
Lisa attempts to make sense of the many hurdles at her Sur opening.

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New Biz on the Block
- Thursday, January 21, 2010
Are you a teenager who would like to earn more money or learn more about business? Micro businesses may be the way to go. Their small size makes them easy to manage. They can be started quickly, and they provide a way for you to earn money while learning a lot.
A great place to start a business is in your neighborhood. Offering a product or service to neighbors and friends can be a simple and profitable business. Your neighborhood could be the physical location around your home, or it could be the network of people you and your family know.
There are many advantages to keeping your business in the neighborhood.
1. Safety. Your parents may be reluctant to let you go all over town promoting your business, but chances are they will feel better if you stay within your neighborhood or circle of friends and acquaintances.
2. Keeping close to home makes your business more manageable in both time and distance. You will not spend time driving to customers who are distant from you.
3. Working in your neighborhood is convenient. You can eliminate transportation costs if you walk or bike to your customer's home instead of using the family car.
4. Your marketing can be very focused. You won't waste money on ads that don't reach your potential customers, because you know who your customers are: your neighbors and friends.
5. You can keep up with your other activities and interests. A micro business allows you to earn some money but not lose your life to the business. You can keep up with your homework, sports, and activities and still serve your customers if they are nearby.
6. Word-of-mouth advertising is easy because neighbors and friends will tell others about your venture.
7. There are some tax advantages if you work in a neighbor's house doing lawn or childcare. If you are under 18, you can be considered a "household employee" and will not pay Social Security or Medicare taxes. Ask a tax professional for details on being a household employee.
Ideas for Neighborhood-Based Businesses
There are dozens of micro business opportunities that can be done at home or in a neighbor's home. I have seen teenagers (and adults) perform every one of the following business ideas, so I know they work well. Some of these businesses involve physical labor, which may not appeal to you—but don't be discouraged by thinking you have to commit to doing a job forever. A micro business can be started quickly and ended quickly too if you get busy doing other things (just don't leave your customers in the lurch!). The goal of a micro business is to learn a lot while you earn some money.
Some of these jobs also require specific skills. You don't have to be an expert—and there's certainly nothing wrong with honing your skills and knowledge on the job—but you probably don't want to embark on a business you know absolutely nothing about. That's not the best way to make a great impression and earn future business!
Babysitting and Childcare
Offer a short time frame for childcare, such as two to three hours, on a regular basis. Parents can use the time for running errands or going out. Watch several children at once to maximize your profit. One student advertised to neighbors that she was hosting a regular babysitting service every Tuesday evening from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. in her home. Her customers could plan ahead, knowing they had babysitting that evening.
Lawn Care
Try mowing grass, shoveling snow, raking leaves, and gardening for your neighbors. Offer to put garbage cans out on the curb and return the empty cans to their proper places.
Take pictures of parties and special events. This frees up the hostess to enjoy herself and be in some of the pictures.
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It has been said by many people, myself included, that we are our own worst critics and enemies. Why is that?
I believe it is a combination of personal pride, personal investment costs and a deep belief that we are doing what we are supposed to be doing. But what I have found is that when we combine the pride, the investment costs and and our belief that we are right, it is exponentially hard to change our course and make tough decisions.
That's where having a life coach can come in handy. I believe that life coaches can create clarity in each and every situation.
But why is clarity important?
clearness or lucidity as to perception or understanding; freedom from indistinctness or ambiguity.
Creates Focus. It is no surprise that one of my main workshops utilizes the word FOCUS as the basis of the message, but that is because it, focus, is so important in finding your way. But even simpler, having focus in your life and only putting your energy into the things that matter leads to clarity.
Demands Decisions. Just like when you're packing your dorm room at the end of the year or moving to a new house, or even just doing spring cleaning, leading a clear life demands decisions. And the faster the better. The more you think about things, the cloudier your thought process. My friend, Sam Davidson, wrote a book about making decisions about stuff that is worth taking a look at.
Forms a Simple Blueprint. Finally, as you gain some focus on what matters in your life and you start to make some decisions, a blueprint begins to come into focus. From here, you're able to take this simple blueprint and build a plan, and then a life around it.
Clarity is the basis of my coaching. Sound interesting? Take a look and let me know if you're interested!


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Interior materials, engine and truck like feel
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Okay Truck, Will Get You From Point A To Point B Every If You Go Off Road. — The Sport Trac sports a 4.0L V6 that isn't to good at saving gas but with okay horse power and torque, there's plenty of power to get out of it's own way, but if you plan on pulling a boat or trailer this isn't the best truck to be doing the job. With out 4WD the sport track is pointless off road, with a long wheel base the ground clearance isn't what you would expect from a real truck. But if you do go off road the interior is great for it, with rubber floors and easy to clean cloth seats a little mud or dirt will easily be cleaned up in minuets. The off road interior has it's disadvantages many plastic parts and a noisy ride on the high way. The stock stereo system could use better speakers and a subwoofer. But other then that the interior is great for someone who likes to get dirty on the weekends. Even though the Sport Track seems more like an SUV it drives like a truck, you can feel all the bumps and dips of the road with no problem, giving you that "truck" feel with the SUV convince. The size of the truck is smaller then a full size truck but feels in no way like a tin can. Parking the Sport Track is as simple as any SUV, being a truck you do sit higher then cars on the road, making it much easier to judge traffic but with a vehicle as tall as the Sport Track making turns takes a little longer then the average car on roads today. When the Sport Track came out in 2001 the bold styling was a first for ford, with huge fender flares and a short bed, it was a new look for fords to come. The small bed is great for suburb chores, like hauling dirt, and mulch. But Large pieces of wood are awkward for the short bed, even with it's over sized rear power window it wasn't big enough to get a sheet of ply wood through it. Over all the Ford Explorer Sport Trac is a great truck for little jobs here and there, enough room for five it's safe to call it a truck or an SUV, great for the family or just a single bachelor, the Sport Trac can get the job done.
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Randy writes:
2001 Ford Explorer Sport Trac 4 Dr STD 4WD Crew Cab SB Review
Hard working, fun to drive truck.
'01 Ford Explorer Sport Trac — This was one fine small truck. I opted for the fiberglass ARE bed tonneau cover. Berber floor mats, vinyl floor covering made this a real play truck. You didn't have to worry about cleaning the carpet after being muddy or wet. I upgraded the speakers to Pioneer 3-ways and the factory radio wouldn't power them. I upgraded the radio to a Sony Xplod, flip-down with blackout display. Rock-n-rollin! This was a 4WD AWD model that never got stuck in MI snow.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Dominic writes:
2001 Ford Explorer Sport Trac 4 Dr STD Crew Cab SB Review
built Ford tough, comfy seats
bed size, fuel economy
The Compromise Pick-up — Great truck if you don't need the ruggedness of a full-size truck but want a full-size rear seat. My only gripes are fuel mileage (about 17-18 mpg), and the bed size (there is a difference between 3' 11" and 4'). The seats are comfortable for long trips, more so than my 2005 Ford Freestar in my opinion. Only repairs to date (with over 100,000 miles) are a replaced transmission and some body repairs after a minor collision, both after the 100,000 mile mark. This truck has been bulletproof since purchase.
Duane writes:
2001 Ford Explorer Sport Trac 4 Dr STD Crew Cab SB Review
Big back seat, and lots of tie down spots in the bed, still runs very well
Multiple recalls, electronic parts becoming unreliable with age
Short Truck With A Big Cab. — It's a truck. It's not really supposed to accelerate quickly, or turn sharply. And it doesn't. The brakes work well enough, although when it is wet, it has developed the habit of being very touchy when it comes to said brakes. Gas mileage is alright, better than an average truck of the same year. It's getting older now, and has developed some squeaks, and the drivers seat is pretty sunken in, but hey, its been around for 10 years now, so it has a right to, no? We've pulled a camper with it, and it did well. There were multiple recalls on stuff on it over the years, but none for a while. It has >110K miles on it and still runs like a champ. It has served it's purpose well, in that it has a bed for hauling, and a hitch, but also has a back seat that 2 large guys fit in with relative comfort. Additionally, it was short enough to still fit in a medium-small suburban garage. Plenty of anchor points placed all around the bed, which are very useful for tying cargo down. Very useful external code pad which, along with the automatic windows, didn't work for a while, but we had that fixed.
Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.)
Kodi writes:
2001 Ford Explorer Sport Trac 4 Dr STD Crew Cab SB Review
truck rides nice and everything is in the right driving position. I rarely get tired driving the truck even on long drives.
for it to be a "sport" model shoulda been a two door and a short box with a big motor.... oh wait ford did that it was the lightning.
A Good Effort — being that it was the first year ford produced this car. there seemed to be a few technical errors. on my particular model. ive warped 3 sets of standard rotors because the 11'' rotor only fits in the 15 inch rim. in 02 they went to 16'' rim and could fit a 12'' rotor. the trucks turning radius is great but has a tendancy to stall at full crank left at low speeds. ive heard this is a standard problem fords have. the soc motor has a rather unique way to connect the crank to the cam. it has duel timing chains. the rear tensionor had to be replaced wich was almost half the cost of buying a new warranteed motor from ford. The transmision is good. could use another gear for beter highway economy. the 4x4 model came with 4.10 gears. the 4x2 model came with 3.73's the 4.10's should have been standard to allow even the two wheel drive truck to tow things more easily and or the 2 wheel drive truck should have come with 3.55 or 3.27s to allow the 4L motor to actualy be an economical engine on the highway i baby the thing and have heard of better mileage out of 5.4L F150's and even 1980's 5L mustangs with almost 100 more horses than the ST factory 210. i have a K&N intake and a flowmaster exaust. i wish there where more things for the little motor but it has some pep in its step. the headers and underdrive pulley kits. there out there but expencive and impractical on a daily driver. Ive had a hell of a time finding a chip for the truck. would be nice if SVT came up with on.
Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.)
Samuel writes:
2001 Ford Explorer Sport Trac 4 Dr STD 4WD Crew Cab SB Review
4X4 great fun for off-roading
Transmission issues
Fun Truck, Just Wish Bed Was A Little Bigger — Big Transmission problems, I went through 2 transmissions during the three years of owning it and luckily they were all under warranty. The cost of ownership wasn't that bad at all, very fun vehicle to drive. Great Truck just wish the bed was bigger. Fun truck for off-roading and it could handle the snow with no problems in four wheel drive, another reason I got it.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Nate writes:
2001 Ford Explorer Sport Trac 4 Dr STD 4WD Crew Cab SB Review
Size and passenger capacity
engine performance
Janel writes:
2001 Ford Explorer Sport Trac 4 Dr STD 4WD Crew Cab SB Review
great for snow
had a flawed tranny
Michael writes:
2001 Ford Explorer Sport Trac 4 Dr STD 4WD Crew Cab SB Review
Comfortable interior; high vantage point; solid construction
Useless for cargo besides personal effects; mileage not great for today's gas market
Solid, But Not Great For Work. — Good cab size for passengers, but that's essentially what it was: a pickup truck designed for passengers rather than cargo. The plastic bed liner was junk, and the bed was good for hauling some personal things around, but as a work truck, it was almost useless. Mileage was fair, considering it was a huge 4-door, 4WD V6, but I'm glad I got rid of it before gas prices started to jump. It's really an SUV for people who want to maintain an appearance of functionality, but this was basically just an Explorer with the rear top cut off, so it does look pretty strange at first.
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2010 Ford Explorer Sport Trac Reviews
A Blast To Drive.
I love the grippy 4x4 and that it drives as smooth as a car. It's a lot nicer to have the computer in the dash instead of the overhead. Did I mention the heated leather seats… AWESOME! I hope Ford br... Read More
Looks Nice, Drives Nice
Its black so to me looks great, is very roomy for a big guy like myself. It is a quiet running pick-up and get right around 18mpg. has a 22 1/2 gallon tank which surprised me but still does well on... Read More
2009 Ford Explorer Sport Trac Reviews
Ford & Dealer Seem Reluctant To Track Down This Annoooying Noise
This vehicle has an intermittent howl that seems to come from the rear. Brakes tested OK. About every 2-3 weeks the howl begins for a few days then goes away. I have run into another ST owner who repo... Read More
Recession Suv Quality
Considering we are in a recession. This SUV covers all needs of a growing family, yet still low in price and high in quality. Use it as a family vehicle for trip to see family, use it to haul wood f... Read More
2008 Ford Explorer Sport Trac Reviews
This vehicle was a great one. It hit a moose and they put it right back on the road and I drove it 15,000 more miles before I traded it for the 2010 Fusion. Mileage was decent as long as I stayed on t... Read More
Loved It!
Absolutely loved this vehicle. Had watertight compartments recessed into the bed for storage, a hard watertight bed cover that covered the whole thing. Even a cigarette lighter power point in the be... Read More
2007 Ford Explorer Sport Trac Reviews
Love It
Good power fun to drive, it feels safe. Looks great, easy parking in small parking spaces. It has good Michlin tires as can be seen on one of the pictures. The clear coat finish is easy to clean, just... Read More
Great Pickup Or Passenger Vehicle
This has been a great family car as well as pick u pick up truck. Some of the maintainence costs were a little high because of the special engine in the truck. But overall the truck has been very goo... Read More
2005 Ford Explorer Sport Trac Reviews
it is a very nice sporty truck,and it has a lot of room,it handles well in any weather,mine is a 4x2 and I did not have any problems,in snow or rain,it is a nice looking truck Read More
If I Had It My Way, This Would Be The Last Truck I Ever Own.
This has been a great truck for me since day one. I bought it used in '07. It is perfect for camping, has towed/hauled everything I've put in/on it and it is a great looking truck. Aside from routi... Read More


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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (May 15, 2012) – Leave your car at home and instead grab your bike for Bike to Work Day this Friday, May 18th. Join Mayor Greg Fischer and LMPD Chief Steve Conrad and others who will be commuting on two wheels this Friday.
Whether you're a seasoned cyclist or a first-time rider, everyone can participate! There are four designated Meet & Ride locations in both Louisville and Southern Indiana. At each location, an experienced Ride Captain will be there to guide you on your commute. Then after work, meet up at Fourth Street Live! at 5:15 p.m. to join your Ride Captains for the commute back to the Meet & Ride locations.
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· Iroquois Park at the Amphitheater parking lot
· Shawnee Park at the Southwestern and Broadway entrance and bus stops along Market Street to join the ride
· Southern Indiana at the Park and TARC at Illinois Ave and 9th St.
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Pain is coming to the pump
After flatlining for months, energy prices are poised to head higher.
A side benefit of the recent bout of market weakness and poor economic data at home and overseas has been the drop in crude oil prices over the last three months.
Since stocks peaked in September on the back of aggressive easing measures by the European Central Bank and the Federal Reserve, crude oil has dropped 15% from more than $100 a barrel to near $85.
But now, for three big reasons, crude oil is poised to break higher.
Reason 1: Oversupply fading
Part of the reason crude oil has been on the slide, especially the West Texas Intermediate benchmark measured in Cushing, Okla., has been the boom in American oil production thanks to the growth of unconventional, shale rock development. As a result, the gap between WTI and Europe's Brent crude benchmark has blown out to more than $22 as Brent trades near $108 a barrel.
The problem is that the growth in American production -- running at near a 25% annual rate right now or some 825,000 barrels per day -- is overwhelming energy infrastructure. Pipelines are full. Storage tanks are full. As a result, producers are turning to loading barrels on trains and trucks with rail shipments running at twice the level seen back in 2010.
Relief is coming in the form of the expansion of the Seaway pipeline from 150,000 barrels per day to 400,000 barrels early next year. Storage capacity is also increasing. As a result, Merrill Lynch expects the Cushing oversupply to drop from around 350,000 barrels per day now to near zero in 2013 before moving into a supply deficit of 300,000 barrels in 2014.
As all this happens, prices will be pushed higher and the gap between WTI and Brent crude will close.
Reason 2: Federal Reserve stimulus
Crude oil prices are sensitive to inflation expectations, which have cooled as economic growth expectations have declined. But now, with the Federal Reserve pumping in monetary policy stimulus at a rate of $85 billion a month, price pressures are building. And they will keep building with the Fed hinting this week that it will replace its expiring Operation Twist program with a $45 billion-a-month QE4 Treasury bond purchase program to accompany its current $40 billion-a-month QE3 mortgage purchase program.
But QE4 will have a larger impact than Operation Twist since it will involve the creation of new money to buy long-term bonds, rather than the selling of short-term bonds to buy long-term bonds under Twist.
Already, you can see the impact. Last quarter, the GDP Price Index increased at a 3% annualized rate -- a level not seen since the summer of 2011 before the debt ceiling standoff and the August 2011 market meltdown.
I expect crude to pop once QE4 is announced.
Reason 3: Dollar weakness
As investors have run for the hills given all the recent market volatility, they've sought out safe havens like the U.S. Dollar. The dollar's strength has undermined crude because it's the most common currency used in global energy transactions. So as the greenback jumped over the past month, crude oil has slid lower.
A combination of fresh Federal Reserve stimulus, falling fearfulness on Wall Street, and a new Chinese government that is less willing to prop up the dollar to hold their own currency down threatens to pull the dollar down off its perch and given energy traders another reason to move into oil.
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As long as his majesty and king is in office. Energy prices will escalate. We have him for the next 4 years or until he gets impeached for the Benghazi cover up. Oh no that would put Biden in the oval office( he is an idiot). Scratch that. It is not supply or demand that is causing the price jumps. The continuing degradation of the dollar that is in play here, and will be until congress gets some balls and puts an end to this no budget ,borrow a trillion every year administration and his free stuff for the masses policies.
I seem to remember O-blah-blah saying that he wanted gas prices to be $8 - $19 a gallon so his "green energy" vehicles would be more affordable. Well, now it seems that he has nothing in his way to accomplish that goal and to hell with the rest of us who can not afford either. Just look at the failed Chevy Volt to see what he want everybody to be driving.
Doesnt surprise me that gas prices are going back up again. Elections are over so prices of course are going to up. Google and look at how gas prices always seems to drop right before election, and then go up directly after it. Seriously look at the 2012, 2008 and the 2004 election season and look at the prices before and after.
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This thesis compares organized humanist organizations in Canada and the Netherlands. Using a grounded theoretical approach, three fundamental research questions are addressed: (1) Why has organized humanism been much more succssful in the Netherlands than in Canada?; (2) Why is Dutch humanism informed by an inclusive ideological orientation, while Canadian humanism is militantly anti-religious?; and (3) Is there a relationship between success and ideological orientation? Using a number of socio-historical and internal-organizational factors, the study suggests that the success of the Dutch movement is, in part, indebted to the long humanist tradition in the Netherlands stretching back to the sixteenth century. Secondarly, the pillarization of Dutch society along ideological lines during the late nineteenth century influenced the development of a distinct humanist pillar following the end of the Second World War. Along with the confessional pillars, humanists in the Netherlands were able to secure financial assistance from the state, encouraging an inclusive, non-confrontational ideological foundation for Dutch humanism. In comparison, Canada lacks a strong irreligious tradition and maintains a fair degree of neutrality between church and state. As a result, Canadian humanists have not received any form of subsidization from the state. Organized humanism in Canada was heavily influenced by the militantly anti-clerical British rationalist movement and developed largely around Dr. Henry Morgentaler's controversial fight for abortion rights during the late 1960s. As a consequence, Canadian humanism is anti-religious in its orientation. By developing humanism into a practical alternative to the church, Dutch humanists have enjoyed greater success than their Canadian counterparts. However, given the tremendous decrease in religious affiliation in both Canada and the Netherlands during recent decades, the comparatively small numbers joining the ranks of organized humanist movements suggests that this non-theistic worldview does not serve as an attractive alternative to traditional religious expressions.
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"It was a very outstanding performance by everybody — offense, defense, special teams."
— Georgia coach Mark Richt
"We're very excited about winning the East. We're very excited about going to Atlanta. There's no doubt about that. There's a lot of work to be done between now and then. … I think we've been improving as we go, and hopefully we keep it going."
— Richt on clinching the SEC East title and a berth in the SEC Championship game at the Georgia Dome
"Georgia is a very good football team. They are certainly worthy of their ranking. But I didn't feel like we played well in any phase of the game."
— Auburn coach Gene Chizik
"Our goal really was to start fast. That's why we came out with the up-tempo, the no-huddle. We do no-huddle all the time, but we went a faster pace no-huddle with some set plays. … (Auburn) had done a great job of defending pro-style offenses all year, and the spread had given them a little trouble. So we went with more spread in the first half and were able to execute it. And once we kind of broke them down through the air, those running backs we have are pretty special."
— Georgia offensive coordinator Mike Bobo
"I was just excited to wear his jersey to honor him and show I care about him .. I asked him earlier in the week if I could wear it. Hopefully I did well enough to (meet) his standards. Scored you a touchdown, big guy."
— Georgia wide receiver Tavarres King, who wore the No. 15 jersey of injured teammate Marlon Brown and caught a 17-yard touchdown pass
"We looked up midway through the third quarter, and I was, like, 'Man, we've got more fans here than they do right now.' It is great to see how dedicated our fans are. … To get to celebrate with them after the game was awesome."
— Quarterback Aaron Murray on the Bulldogs' celebration with 10,000-plus UGA fans in Jordan-Hare Stadium long after the vast majority of Auburn fans had left
"We wanted to start fast and finish strong. We just came out here with a mentality to shut them out and get the offense rolling."
— Georgia safety Bacarri Rambo
"We've got a lot of prideful guys, but also I think we've got some guys that have gotten better and more comfortable in the way they're playing over these few weeks. I think the combination of the pride and work ethic these guys have (and) the ability to stay the course, that's the key thing. When things aren't going well, you've got to believe in what you're doing and stay the course. If you do that, you get through things. That's really what we've done."
— Georgia defensive coordinator Todd Grantham on his unit's improvement since a 35-7 loss to South Carolina in early October
"Georgia did what they had to do to win the game. They're very good. They were very consistent running the ball. They have a good scheme."
— Auburn linebacker Cassanova McKinzy
November 11th, 2012
1:34 am
now we still have to finish the drill!!!……..southern, Tech, then Bama….then we shall see!!
November 11th, 2012
1:37 am
I am sorry but half of the SEC teams would beat ND, K-State or Oregon…..not impressed, Oregon plays absolutely no-one, and these announcers are drooling all over themselves…
Can't wait to hear that idiot Finebaum monday….its always who would Bama play for the MNC……bwahahahahahahahahaha
November 11th, 2012
2:04 am
drbasic1, congrats on both posts on different columns! GO DAWGS!
November 11th, 2012
2:51 am
Got to stay focused and be ready for the Second best team in the State….the Georgia southern Eagles.
now they know how to run the Triple Option, not the Triple floption
November 11th, 2012
4:22 am
I hate that Bama lost today. It should be all about SEC! But then that possible would of caused it own set of problems. If lil ole GA were to win by some underdog circumstance and had Bama been undefeated at the time…well we would of screwed up the SEC chance possible of winning the big one. For the seventh time! But now that Bama has loss I say for sure… GATA!!!
November 11th, 2012
6:13 am
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November 11th, 2012
7:02 am
Great win. SEC deserves a shot at BCS!
November 11th, 2012
7:50 am
With a team from the SEC having won the last 6 Mythical National Championships none of these other teams from the other conferences should be considered for BCS National Championship game. Look at this way until one of those teams- Kansas State, Norte Dame or Oregon beats an SEC team then they haven't beaten anyone- The SEC has 6 teams this year who are legitimate top 10 Best teams- Alabama, Florida, Georgia, LSU, Texas A & M and South Carolina.
So to be the best then you have to beat the best, Those 6 teams have beat up on each other and Georgia and Alabama will be playing for a TRUE CHAMPIONSHIP in Atlanta.
Go Dawgs
November 11th, 2012
7:51 am
Could we have a real playoff system right now? Pretty please. Our Dawgs have a real chance to demonstrate why a real playoff is so necessary. Wouldn't you love to see both Texas A&M, and Georgia in a playoff against the pretenders from the weak conferences, and the biggest pretender of all.
Does anyone not know who the biggest pretender of all is?
Go, Dawgs!
Go, Dawgs!
Go, Dawgs!
November 11th, 2012
8:06 am
Great game, and I don't agree with anyone that thinks we should get rid of Bobo. He has done a masterful job in improving our offense with the spread, and it really plays well for Murray. I had my doubts about Grantham early on, but he certainly has our D playing well now.
I wonder if the Auburn fans rolled Chizik"s house instead of Toomer's Oaks?
November 11th, 2012
8:08 am
All that matters right now is taking reps against the Triple Option…..beat GSU and GT.
November 11th, 2012
8:19 am
Tomás Broun
November 11th, 2012
7:56 am
Based on the idiotic post you keep blogging on here, I would think that UGA has a better chance of winning the SEC, before anybody does, of seeing you write something close to intelligent. Obama and you are probably at a tie as to which one actually wins in a heads up contest, to reach the goals they set.
November 11th, 2012
8:29 am
SEC football is about the only thing that takes my mind off the election results. Dawg's future looks much brighter than America's right now.
November 11th, 2012
8:32 am
Tomas Broun – are you going to write that on every blog I see? It's boring and it's over. Go DAWGS!!!
November 11th, 2012
8:34 am
Yeah! Yeah! Yeah!…..this what i wanted to see baby!!! 38-0!! how you like that chesedip….chizik said it was going to be a fun night.lol. lol. gooooooooooooo dawgs baby. Nothing better than a shut out!!
November 11th, 2012
8:38 am
Excellent game
November 11th, 2012
8:46 am
I'd have a little pity for Auburn this year except that I can't forget Nick Fairly.
November 11th, 2012
9:11 am
Auburn sold their soul to the devil to win big a couple of years ago and now they are paying for it.
November 11th, 2012
9:18 am
So funny liustening to the biased announcers on TV last night.
When Oregon FINALLY started winning late in the game against a bad team:
"Wow, Oregon is spectacular'
When Georgia DOMINATED a team LSU beat 12-10:
"Auburn looks terrible, Oregon looks great"
November 11th, 2012
9:19 am
I wouldn't be surprised if Georgia DROP in the polls, the media HATES UGA SOOO much….
November 11th, 2012
9:30 am
Nice win last night. Would be great to win the SEC this year. Last year all we did was show up for two quarters. This team can beat Bama. Run the no-huddle and an up tempo offense and keep playing consistantly on defense. GO DAWGS!
November 11th, 2012
9:32 am
FIRE Richt, Bobo, Grantham and for goodness sakes please bench Murray!!!! Isn't that what the MORONS were saying 4 weeks ago and all last season!!! Go Dawgs and thank God no one listens to idiot trolls!!!
November 11th, 2012
9:48 am
I agree with your take on those announcers. Did you watch USC vs Oregon? USC averaged at least 10 yards per play….maybe 700+ yards in the game. The 2 teams had a combined 900 yards in the first half alone. Oregon's defense is vulnerable and they haven't played a good defense. UGa has an offense that can EASILY put up 40-50 points against Oregon….and our defense is light years better than anything Oregon has seen. I wouldn't sell UGa short in that match-up. Of course we need to take care of Bama and get a little help for that match-up to happen.
November 11th, 2012
9:48 am
Great to see the Dawgs take care of business, the score could have been a lot worse. For the negative bloggers that is what you do when you don't have a record to run on. You trash your opponent and those who are easily led follow along.
November 11th, 2012
9:57 am
Nice game plans by both coordinators.
November 11th, 2012
10:20 am
Dawgs just need to take care of business each week.
Dont be surprised if Oregon( play Stanford,Oregon State, and USC) again, Notre Dame a real week sister( USC)and Kansas State(Baylor and Texas) all lose before its over.
We could see a Notre Dame/Georgia Rematch…..?
Heck you could see a Georgia Florida rematch for the BCS championship if the stars and moon line up.
Stranger stuff has happened.
But nothing happens if the Dawgs drop to GA Southern or Tech or BAMA.
November 11th, 2012
10:27 am
Proud of the Dawgs this morning! Wondering where all the big mouth, Roll Over Tide fans are this morning? None to be found.
November 11th, 2012
10:44 am
what is the scenario in the West if Bama looses to Auburn? LSU/BAMA/TX A&M all 6-2 in confernece– I assume highest ranked BCS team to SECCC? Not likely, I know, but stranger things have happened. I would love to get ND in the Sugar Bowl and stomp a mud hole in them!
November 11th, 2012
10:47 am
I do think there is a good chance two of the three teams loose. Oregon has the toughest road. I think it is more likely USC beats N Dame than Texas beating K State. We just need to take care of what we can and then let the chips fall. We really need USC to finish STRONG!! GO USC! GO TEXAS!! GOOOOODAWGS!!!
November 11th, 2012
10:52 am
Here is how it could happen…..http://cfn.scout.com/2/1238517.html
November 11th, 2012
11:02 am
No serious injuries this week and the SEC east champ – go DAWGS.
November 11th, 2012
11:04 am
One point: Richt pulled the offensive starters really early and Bobo started calling the "OK, we're through scoring " offense before we even got to the 4th quarter. Admit it – we could have put up another 21 points on the Kittens in the 4th. This game was not even close. We basically whupped them in 3 quarters and went home. I know CTG left the starters out there but the defense has to be prepared to play 4 full quarters and besides that – he wanted the goose egg. But here's the rub ~ if that had been Spurrier, he would have been chucking balls into the end zone until the clock expired – that's why everybody thinks he's an a**hole. Richt knew the pressure Cheatzik was under at Auburn and he was not going to fan the flames by putting 50 + on them when they were down. I don't expect Chizik would do the same as he also is a classless moron like Spurrier. Bottom line ~ Richt is a decent man on and off the field ~ he may frustrate the HE** out of us at times but as far as having the classiest coach in the country – we've got him. Sometimes, because he looks at the big picture ( the really big picture) while we little fans are only looking at "futbal" , we get frustrated with him. We shouldn't. Look, last year the year started out like a freight train that had come off the tracks and he kept those kids together, focused and believing – not many coaches have that kind of power over a team when the SHTF. After the SC game, when everybody was throwing in the towel, he, again, kept them together and believing – in both cases – the dividends have been huge. Let's enjoy him and the team this year and just cut the negative crap out. How many teams would give anything to be where we are. We REALLY DON'T have ANYTHING to whine about! Go Dawgs!
November 11th, 2012
11:24 am
I agree with a bunch of these posts…..I can't feel bad for Auburn. Just can't. They dug their own grave and have now jumped in it.
November 11th, 2012
11:25 am
Congrads to Georgia! I'm glad Georgia won and I hope they can play the remaining of the season
with great intensity and focus.
I would also like to say a great job by Texas A.M. and welcome to the SEC.
Georgia needs to take this win for what it was, a win, and nothing else. Georgia has a long way to go and any loss could adversely affect their main goal of being considered a true and honest contender for the SEC Championship and a chance (slight) to play for a National Championship.
I am not going to debate who of Kansas State, Oregon or Notre Dame is better, I much rather think about Georgia playing well enought to compete against the remaining Number # 1 and a bowl game. This would elevate Georgia to a level of respectabililty in the sports world regardless of the outcome.
Go Dawgs and to all the coaches and players, the very best and I am exciting about the potential of this team to make a staement this year!
November 11th, 2012
11:30 am
Apologize for misspelling statement.
November 11th, 2012
11:42 am
I was replaying the game and heard one of the announcers say that Chizik had employed a private security firm to patrol the football players dorms and MAKE SURE they were all in their rooms at 11:00 – this after an arrest a few weeks ago – the announcer said the players were not happy with this arrangement…..that is displayed a lack of trust between the coaches and players. And you think WE have problems??? Actually, we don't have to hire a private security firm – Athens is under the jurisdiction of no less than SEVEN separate police jurisdictions. LOL
November 11th, 2012
11:45 am
After the game 2 years ago,i will never, ever have the smallest amout of pitty for au. Their behavior/their coaches encouraging their behavior is unforgivable. I hope uga watches the video of the 2010 game every year prior to playing au.
And i don't recall ever seeing that thug/"coach" trooper taylor jumping around on the sideline yesterday-haha!
Great win!
November 11th, 2012
11:53 am
And on another note: Richt made a statement earlier in the week about how much respect he had for his former defensive coaches who are now at Auburn ~ he was not going to run up the score on Van Gorder and Worthless Willie. Van Gorder had some good defenses when he was with us. He just can't seem to stay in one place – too bad. As for Martinez……Richt should have fired him after year one. As I watch the replay – I see where on some of the plays where Murray got sacked, the Auburn players seemed to make it a point to just fall on him after he was on the ground and try and squash him after the fact – I guess the coaching tactics haven't changed, even after Farley left….same old coaching thuggery at work.
November 11th, 2012
12:07 pm
@Tell me again, I agree with you totally on all your posts. Richt has class, and he is a good man. I'm glad he didn't run the score up, as some other coaches would've done. Like onegadaw, I believe in karma. Auburn did make a deal with the devil to win in 2010, and they are still paying for it. And people say that UGA had "thugs" on our team? I don't think so. I saw what Fairly (?) did to Aaron two years ago–that incredibly forceful late hit from behind. He is the living definition of "thug."
November 11th, 2012
12:15 pm
Georgia finally played a total game last night. They're peaking at the right time and the enthusiasm has picked up significantly since Shawn Williams challenged their manhood. IMO Williams is the Dawgs MVP player this year.
Perhaps the Dawgs winning back-to-back East titles will quiet the naysayers!
November 11th, 2012
12:24 pm
This Georgia Team can be Great!
November 11th, 2012
1:40 pm
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
November 11th, 2012
2:04 pm
guys I really pull for all the SEC, Bama, Auburn, Fl. and So Car…..but I went to you tube and watched the 2010 game and Nick Failey spearing Murray over and over…revenge is sweet, just glad we got a coach with class…the score could have been 60-zippo very easily…maybe Chizik will learn you have to play these guys every year, play hard but play fair! Congrats to Texas A&M, what a classy school! Go Dawgs!
November 11th, 2012
2:09 pm
And that win by A&M, wow! Bama fans thought they could win, really, that ending hurt worse than them getting beat 38-0 like we did Auburn…A&M not only stuck a knife in their heart the last minute, but the knife was rusty and they twisted it and kept twisting, oh, it hurt so bad! Lordy at least we got the Falcons and Braves and Hawks in Ga. those Bammer fans may not show up at work for a week or two! You reap what you sow loud mouths!!!!
November 11th, 2012
2:52 pm
83-7 last 2 years
war damn bulldog
November 11th, 2012
3:58 pm
All that matters is the SEC Championship game. If we take care of business and beat GSU & GT, we have a legitimate shot to beat Bama. Bama has shown that they are vulnerable. I hope we do not show up at the SECCG and shart the bed like we did against SC.
The BCS is nothing but a popularity contest. Unless K State, Oregon or ND loses, we will be shut out of the BCSCG.
I'll take pride in winning the SEC.
November 11th, 2012
4:47 pm
OK, I already posted this on other blogs, but here it is again:
All of you who think that Alabama losing will hurt Georgia's chances to get to the NCG are WRONG. Actually, it will benefit UGA. Why?
1 – UGA was not going to the NCG without 2 of the 3 unbeaten teams losing no matter how highly ranked Bama will be when we play them. Even if we upset #1 Alabama, the biased folks at ESPN will not let the Dawgs leap 2 undefeated teams, no matter what. Get this in your heads. It wasn't going to happen. We still need 2 out of 3 unbeatens to lose, nothing has changed. Now when we play them, even if they are #4, if there is only one unbeaten team left, then if we beat them we will get to #2 and will make it to the NCG.
2 – NOW that Bama has lost 1 game, the national media are forced to prematurely have the conversation about whether a 1-loss Bama team should leapfrog any unbeatens. Now, some in the media are going to say "yes, they should, if they win the SEC." Because of this, the media is starting the conversation early, so if many of them for some reason are saying "yes, the SEC is so hard, and a one-loss SEC Champion deserves to play in the NCS (referencing Bama of course, not UGA)" they are setting themselves up for contradiction if and when UGA wins the SEC.
3 – Bama fans are the most obnoxious fans in the SEC. They're starting to get more annoying than Florida fans and that's saying something. It's great to see them put back in their place and great to see them depressed. Now they have to go back to their crappy trailers and broken dreams in one of the most boring, racist, depressing states in the country. My black heart derives so much glee at this prospect.
November 11th, 2012
5:48 pm
tell me again
That is, possibly, the best and most insightful post I have seen on these blogs. I really enjoyed your words.
November 11th, 2012
5:50 pm
Arm & Hammer
Texas A& M 29, Alabama 24 (for sure)
November 11th, 2012
7:32 pm
slaw tech troll… at least we will pound you like always


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The incompetence of President Nicolás Maduro's government in Venezuela, coupled with rampant corruption, is reaching dangerous levels that could portend a social explosion in that politically tense nation. With inflation reaching just under 50 percent for September and shortages of basic consumer goods multiplying by the day, there is no clear path to resolution of the country's increasingly severe problems.
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Cronyism aggravates the problem. In 2007, the government nationalized the electric utility of Caracas formerly owned by AES, a U.S. company. Blackouts were rare up to then, but since have become painfully common. Some 70 percent of the country was left in the dark for almost 24 hours last month. Mr. Maduro predictably called this an "electrical coup" and blamed the extreme right instead of the government overseers.
Once, Venezuela could have relied on its oil wealth to save the day, but ever since Mr. Chávez turned control of the government oil company, PDVSA, over to his political cronies, it is no longer as efficient or as productive.
In desperation, Mr. Maduro last month traveled to China to seek a loan of up to $4 billion to rescue his economy, but his erstwhile friends in Beijing turned him down and Mr. Maduro came away with only a few trade agreements.
Faced with a sea of troubles, Mr. Maduro has sought scapegoats. Last month, he expelled three U.S. diplomats and accused them of conspiracy and sabotage, uttering the most unimaginative cliché in the book: "Yankee, go home." (Yep, he really said that.)
Mr. Maduro is still seeking permission from lawmakers to rule by decree, but that won't solve his problems even if he can twist enough arms to get the votes he needs. Eventually, he and his gang will run out of scapegoats, excuses and imagined conspiracies, and that's when the crunch will come.
Heading into municipal elections in December, Venezuela's people are clearly fed up with his failed governance and may well send a signal by voting for the regime's opponents at the local level. At this point, the only thing that can save Venezuela is a change in course that Mr. Maduro's government is apparently unable or unwilling to provide.


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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) — The University of Alabama is preparing to spearhead a study on the effects natural disasters have on children.
AL.com reported Monday that (http://bit.ly/1bDfi6v ) the university has been given a $1.9 million grant to fund a five-year study to focus on the impact natural disasters, like the April 27, 2011 tornado, have on externalized behaviors in children — like aggression and bullying.
Aside from behavioral data, clinical psychology professor John Lochman says researchers will also collect data on children's nervous system functioning. He says some believe traumatic events impact children's nervous system functions and can make them hyperactive afterward.
Lochman says researchers from the University of Alabama are partnering with researchers from the University of Kansas, the University of Minnesota and King's College in London.


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Sam Smith's NBA mailbagStory | Dec 31, 2007 | 12:18 PMWhat's happening to Sam's mailbag? Don't you realize that frustrated Bulls fans need you? Anyway, I'm sick of the accumulation of young "assets." It's time to use them and consolidate a little. How's this trade? Bulls send Ben Gordon, Andres Nocioni and...
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A genius work of the sonically melded color brown that is all the colors mixed together. It brings a really eclectic feel to an otherwise drab golden crown. The music is good as well.
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I really had to go with Bitches Brew on this one... It's one of those album covers you just kind of want to muralize on a wall, you know?
As for non-prog, I really dig Aphex Twin's "On EP" cover. Has the typical Aphex logo, with a few cool things here and there. It's awesome.
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The best prog cover ever was Jethro Tull's Thick as a Brick, a fantastic concept newspaper, very funny and very clever. Of the ones on the list, GG's Octopus. All hail Roger Dean!
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Clemson and Georgia make up that final two.
"I eliminated UNC the other week. I'm trying go get this whole recruiting process over with, so I decided to narrow it by one more," Crowder told CUTigers after Monday morning's practice at the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas.
Why the Tigers and Bulldogs?
"They've been recruiting me the longest. They've been recruiting me since my freshman year. They've kind of been there, starting up the relationship."
Clemson sent Dan Brooks and Robbie Caldwell to Richmond High School [Rockingham, N.C.] earlier this month. Dabo Swinney will have an in-home visit next month.
The Tigers' coaches will have Crowder in for an official visit on January 11.
Georgia has yet to send any coaches by this month. No official to Athens has been set.
"I'm going to try to get it done after those officials," Crowder said. "If push comes to shove, I might end up committing earlier, before my officials."
In the meantime, Crowder will be focused on the Shrine Bowl. He's starting at left tackle for the North Carolina team.
"The first day was good. We've got to learn a whole new, different offense," Crowder said. "I won't say it'll take a long time, you've just got to get used to the plays."
He's having fun rubbing elbows with some of the best prospects from North and South Carolina.
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On this coldest night of the season, about the only people who should be venturing outside are those who have no choice. Among them are the men and women of the D.C. Fire and EMS department.
FOX 5 spent a few hours riding along with firefighters from Engine Company 10 and Truck Company 13 in Northeast.
Among their many calls for service was to a report of fire at a Capitol Hill restaurant. Nobody was injured in the fire at La Lomita on Pennsylvania Avenue, SE.
A nearby D.C. Water crew was busy repairing a broken water main.
A D.C. Fire and EMS spokesman says hospitals in the District were busier than normal Tuesday partly because of the frigid weather. Those crowded emergency rooms caused backups in some ambulance services across the city.
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