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East Lyme — State and East Lyme police on Tuesday made two arrests in connection with an alleged prostitution ring that was being operated out of the Rainforest Spa, a massage parlor located at 301 Flanders Road.
Owner Jia Shia Cao, 63, of 299 Flanders Road, was charged with promoting prostitution and permitting prostitution.
Shaoqing Liu, 51, also of 299 Flanders Road, was charged with prostitution and violation of a license required to give message therapy. Liu also could not present any positive identification.
The two women were arraigned Wednesday in New London Superior Court. Judge Kevin P. McMahon ordered Cao held in lieu of $20,000 and continued her case. He set Liu's bond at $2,500.
The police said additional arrests were expected.
During the month of January, East Lyme police and the resident state trooper began their investigation after receiving anonymous tips from citizens who reported that sexual activity was taking place inside the business, according to an arrest warrant affidavit.
Police conducted surveillance at the spa and noted that many of the patrons were "older males who were nervous and evasive with their answers when asked where they were coming from." A younger patron admitted that a masseuse had performed a sexual act on him after he subtly touched her thigh during the massage, which he said was a known signal. The majority of those stopped had been to the spa on more than one occasion, and several had traveled from out of state, according to the affidavit. They said an hour massage cost $60 and the tip ranged from $20 to $40.
Earlier this month, the investigating officers arranged for an unidentified confidential informant to patronize the massage parlor, providing him with cash and a recording device and instructions to enter the business to gather intelligence and determine if prostitution was occurring. During his massages, the informant asked the masseuse if she would "take care of me" and she performed a sexual act, according to the affidavit.
Police obtained a search and seizure warrant for the premises and arrest warrants for the listed owners. At about 2 p.m. Tuesday, state and local police, Homeland Security Investigations, Connecticut Department of Labor and Connecticut Department of Revenue Services assisted in the execution of the search and seizure warrant.
Police said they seized numerous items, including ledgers, files, counter-surveillance equipment and cash.
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Will the U.S. Government Attack These Dividends?
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Talk of government cuts continues, but is there something important that investors should be aware of: Statistics show that the lower income quartiles have become more dependent upon transfers and benefits from the U.S. government over the past decades. If the U.S. government continues to cut social programs in order to decrease the deficit, then the lower income classes will suffer. Large companies that sell to these demographics are not at risk today, but continued government cuts are a risk that investors should be aware of.
Cold hard facts
Over the past couple decades, the spread between America's Gini coefficient after taxes and transfers and the Gini coefficient before taxes and transfers has increased. This means that an increasing portion of income is being transferred from the top earners to the bottom earners via the government.
A quick look at the European Union shows that austerity measures have not had very encouraging effects. The effects of austerity have been very drastic in Spain, with a proportionally high impact on the lower classes. This not a political argument, but a simple look at what has occurred in the world. If austerity measures continue, then the companies that sell to these demographics will suffer.
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The Procter & Gamble Company (NYSE: PG) is a staple large cap. It owns a number of famous brands like Tide, Gillette, and CoverGirl. The company famously decided to focus its marketing at high income and low income consumers as the middle class started to disappear. The strategies that the firm developed for low income consumers in developing markets are now being transferred back to the U.S.
This company has significant interests in developing markets. Even so, Procter and & Gamble generates a large amount of revenue from the U.S. market, where they continue to promote their brands and invent new products. The company's return on investment of 14.5% and profit margin of 15.7% show that currently it is profitable and produces enough profits to maintain its 3% yield.
Wal-Mart (NYSE: WMT) is one company that would greatly feel the effects of continued government cuts on lower income consumers. There are more than 47 million Americans on food stamps and Wal-Mart is a huge seller of food products. The company is profitable with a return on investment of 14.9% and profit margin of 3.8%, but this does not mean that lower U.S. volumes would not affect the company. The company has a significant overseas presence with more than 6,100 stores outside of the U.S. Still, the 4,000 U.S. stores support a significant portion of the firm's 2.7% yield.
Kraft Food (NASDAQ: KRFT) does operate internationally but the United States forms a huge part of their sales. In 2012, only 21.3% of GAAP revenue came from the international and foodservice segment. Kraft's cheese, meats, and coffees provide the bulk of revenue. The firm is well aware of the growth of the lower class in America. It has changed its marketing strategy accordingly to focus on the highest and lowest segments. Its return on investments of 11.4% is comparable to that of its competitors like Kellogg. Kraft's profit margin of 9.0% is healthy and supports its strong yield of 4.1%. This company offers a strong yield, but long-term cuts to social programs will have a definite effect on the revenues from the company's lower end brands.
Balancing the government's budget is a hot political topic, but it is important not to get carried away by the news. What is certain is that government support plays an increasingly important role in supporting the lives of lower income consumers. A drive to a balanced budget through cuts to social programs will affect these companies and dividend investors should take note of the long term risks.
Larger and more diversified firms like Wal-Mart and Procter & Gamble appear better suited to deal with these risks, but all of these firms carry this latent risk. Overall, Procter & Gamble appears to be the best investment with a strong emphasis on emerging markets and a yield of 3%.
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Return to action: No. 1 Sandy Creek and No. 2 Carrollton return to action Friday, after last week's bye. The defending champion Patriots open Region 5 play at winless Fayette County. Carrollton hosts an improved Columbus team that ended a 19-game losing streak with a win over Northside (Columbus). "I hope Carrollton will notice us, notice the athleticism that we have," Columbus coach Phil Marino said. " Our SEC schedule starts on Friday. We want to be competitive."
Chubb watch: Southeast Whitfield gets its chance to slow down Cedartown running back Nick Chubb tonight, when the Raiders host the Bulldogs. Southeast Whitfield has allowed an average of 12 points in its first three games. Chubb, who is committed to Georgia, already has 987 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns.
Huge game: Th biggest game of the week is No. 5 Griffin at No. 3 Stockbridge. Read more about this game here.
Banner start: No. 6 Wayne County is 4-0 for the first since 1996. The Yellow Jackets travel to Richmond Academy on Friday.
Improved: Alexander (2-1) has already matched last season's win total. The Cougars host Troup on Friday in a Region 5 battle.
Battle-tested: At 2-2, Marist will enter region play next week with its worst record since 1982, according the Georgia High School Football Historians Association. But the War Eagles are battle-tested. Marist has played the toughest schedule of any AAAA team so far, according to the Maxwell Ratings. The 10th-ranked War Eagles are off this week.
Streaking: Cairo heads to Westover looking for its 25th consecutive region win. The Syrupmakers have defeated the Patriots 13 consecutive times.
Surprise showdown: Two Region 2 surprises square off tonight, when Rutland hosts Veterans. Rutland will be looking for its first 5-0 start in the school history. Rutland has never had a winning season. Veterans is coming off an upset of Westside.
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Alexander has great athletes, and one horrible head coach. He is a coach that has a top 10 team every year based on talent and possibilities, but has NO clue. Talk about making 5 star recruits 2 star…Fire Combs !
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@!C Combs, I've seen Alexander play several times over the past few years and have thought you guys had some good looking athletes. You should be winning more games. It really suprised me to see you guys get beat by Bremen last year after such a big lead. Looks as though they have it together now.


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Joan Lin's cameo appearance in CZ12 incites discussion
Former screen siren Joan Lin has been making headlines with her cameo appearance in her husband Jackie Chan's latest film CZ12. Set to be the international star's final action flick, the movie's box office sales surpassed RMB$260 million (S$50 million), just a few days after its premiere.
Although Joan wore minimal make-up and had half-tied hair in the scene, the timeless flair of the former Best Actress award winner sparked fervent discussion online.
According to the multi-tasking director himself, Jackie started persuading his wife, who retired from the silver screen 30 years ago, to guest star on CZ12 since last year, by assuring her that he would only be taking three shots of her back view.
Like he promised, only Joan's back appeared during the first part of the two-minute long movie trailer. However, fans were treated to a full frontal view of the actress in a following scene where she threw a hug to Jackie who was injured with his leg in a cast. On top of that, the celebrity couple also displayed glimpses of their off-screen lives with a 'kiss scene' in the movie.
On the final scene, Jackie openly declared his love for his wife and laughed, "There are so many directors and actors that I like in this world, but right now, my biggest idol is Joan Lin!" And when asked if he is in a hurry for a grandchild, as their son Jaycee Chan has been caught in several rumours lately, he exclaimed, "No!"
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Of the ladies who opted for separates at the Lux Style Awards 2012, who do you thinked faired 'em the best – Maram Azmat in the Kamiar Rokni floral top & skirt, Redah Misbah in the Fahad Hussayn number or Omer Farooq's wife in the Muse embellished top ? For us, all the three did a good job with their looks, especially Omer's wife (sorry we keep calling her that that since we dont know her name) , however, if we would still like to change something , it would be her clutch. Love that top.


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Chronic back pain is one of the most common medical complaints. FOX 26 News met with Dr. Saqib Siddiqui from The Spine Center in Houston about the symptoms of a problem that is often misdiagnosed.
"This is a particular form of back pain called sacroiliac pain and has different words, like Sacroilitis. It's really quite undiagnosed! About 25 percent of chronic back pain sufferers may have pain coming from this joint, and it's often forgotten about by the diagnosing physician. Unless you look for it and do the proper exam or diagnostic injection, you may not know that the sacroiliac joint is causing their chronic back pain," explains Dr. Siddiqui.
Let's get right to the point about the symptoms. Dr. Siddiqui says the typical signs that this could be your problem would be low back pain, on the left or right. He adds that sometimes that pain radiates down the buttock or leg.
Dr. Siddiqui also says the problem is often misdiagnosed, because it seldom shows up on imaging results (like x-rays and CT scans). That's why he says it's important to undergo the right diagnostic testing.
"There are six different current physical exams of them lying down on the couch, and we do a sacroiliac injection under sedation at a surgery center or hospital. We inject the joint under fluoroscopy, using an x-ray machine, to make sure they're in the right place. Then within a few hours, the patient should get relief of pain."
Options are available to treat the pain. Dr. Siddiqui says he always prefers to begin with non-invasive treatments like physical therapy. He says cortisone injections and chiropractic treatments can often help ease the pain. His last resort is surgery, but a fairly new procedure has really made it a lot easier on patients.
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Hey there. I'm here in an attempt to convince you of something that may, at first, seem crazy. I want you, as a traditionalist conservative, to vote for Green Party Candidate Jill Stein for president. Go ahead, get the laughs out, I'll wait. Ok, done? Good, then let's talk.
First off, Mr. O'Shea, in his defense of voting for Governor Romney declares that conservative politics must be about the possible, and therefore, the traditionalist must remain within the two-party framework, hoping beyond hope that the Republican candidate governs conservatively. What he forgets is that third parties historically have had a significant impact on American politics, even without electoral success. Dr. Stein and the Green Party are also thinking of the possible; they aren't expecting to win, and in fact, the front page of their website implies that getting as little as 1% of the popular vote would be a success. This is because simply by taking away votes from the major parties can be enough for one of them to coopt the party's positions in the next election in order to gain more voters. The beauty is that this works, if you take a look at the Populist Party platform from 1892, or any of the Socialist Party platforms under Eugene V. Debs, you'll see that these parties managed to get plenty of legislation passed without ever winning an election.
Are you with me so far? A vote for Jill Stein isn't cast in order to win the 2012 election, voting for her means you're playing the long game (but you're a conservative, so you should love the long game). But why vote for Dr. Stein of all people, isn't she the one the people to the left of Obama are going to be voting for? Certainly, and last I checked, traditionalist conservatives have a lot in common with the American left, especially on issues such as foreign policy, the importance of community, society as an association that extends beyond the living, and the belief that successful acquisitive individualists should not, by default, rule because of their successful acquisitiveness. In order to look at these similarities more closely, I'm going to go straight to the Green New Deal, the platform that Dr. Stein is running on this year.
Let's start with foreign policy, shall we? I think that after watching the last debate, we can agree that the next four years are going to be, at best, the same as the last four, and at worst, will result in the invasion of Iran. As far as I'm concerned (and I believe there's something called a Constitution that backs me up on this) this is the most important aspect of President's job, the area where he has almost unilateral power. As a conservative, a dealer in what's possible, this is where you should be looking when you cast your vote, because let's be honest, nothing is going to be possible domestically with a divided congress for at least two more years.
What does Dr. Stein say on foreign policy? Let me pull out a few choice quotes. For her, the problem is not vague Middle Eastern "terrorism," but rather, "we must protect our liberty from those who would frighten us into surrendering our freedoms in the name of security. The Green New Deal will repeal the Patriot Act and those parts of the National Defense Authorization Act that violate our civil liberties. It will prohibit the Department of Homeland Security and the FBI from conspiring with local police forces to suppress our freedoms of assembly and of speech." A good start, right? She continues, declaring that, "Protecting our liberty requires one additional, important step. Washington and Eisenhower, both generals who became president, warned us about the military industrial complex. They warned us about the dangers of empire." Wait; did she just cite a founding father (I thought librools hated them!) and a Republican as examples? Whaaat?
There's no talk of Wilsonian internationalism or the Bush doctrine here, her policy position is includes "a 50% reduction in military spending and the withdrawal of U.S. military bases from the over 140 countries in which our military is now located. It calls for restoration of the National Guard as the centerpiece of our system of national defense. It creates a new round of nuclear disarmament initiatives. Overall, it requires shifting from an economy in which the majority – the majority – of our discretionary budget is spent on war and the occupation of other countries, to an economy that provides the secure, just, peaceful future we all deserve." If you're looking for the candidate who wants to end the American Empire, I think you've just found her.
I'll be honest with you though, you could also vote for Gary Johnson for the exact same foreign policy reasons. So what else does Dr. Stein have to offer? How about something that Governor Johnson certainly doesn't stress, the importance of community. While Dr. Stein and the Green Party certainly use the symbolism of FDR in their party platform, a closer look reveals that the use of the term "New Deal" might be a bit misleading. Rather than large-scale federal programs, Dr. Stein calls for federal money to be implemented locally. For instance, "Our Full Employment Program will directly create 16 million jobs through a community-based direct employment initiative that will be nationally funded, locally controlled, and democratically protected against conflicts of interest and pay-to-play influence peddling. The program will directly create jobs in the public and the private sector. Instead of going to an unemployment office when you can't find work, you can simply go to the local employment office to find a public sector job." Notice that the point is to work, not receive unlimited unemployment insurance.
The emphasis on local implementation is not incidental, she continues by saying, "This program will not be run from Washington D.C. Our job in Washington will be limited to insuring that you have a say in how this program runs. Local communities will be responsible for putting this jobs program into practice through a process of broad community input and democratic decision-making involving you, your neighbors and local government – not corrupting monied interests." Um, isn't that like, you know, the definition of subsidiarity? And, if you happen to be a traditionalist with an agrarian bent, you might just be a fan of the idea that some of the jobs created at the local level will be in "regional food systems based on sustainable organic agriculture." Yes. Jill Stein is also the Jeffersonian candidate.
Let's stick to this point for a minute, because I think it is, perhaps, the strongest reason why anyone who calls himself or herself a traditionalist conservative should vote for Dr. Stein. She continues by detailing one of these subsidiarity-driven programs, the "Green Transition Program," which "will provide grants and low-interest loans to grow green businesses and cooperatives, with an emphasis on small, locally-based companies that keep the wealth created by local labor circulating in the community rather than being drained off to enrich absentee investors." Take out the name "Green Transition Program" and it sounds exactly like something a traditionalist who admires Tocqueville might vote for. The emphasis on community also carries over to transportation, where one of the publically created, community-based projects is the creation of "'complete streets' that safely encourage bike and pedestrian traffic." Fact: Jill Stein wants to reduce the effects of the "Mechanical Jacobin."
As you might expect, the Green Party is also interested in the environment. Of course, there's nothing terribly un-traditional about this stance either, after all, didn't Burke say that, "Society is indeed a contract. It is a partnership in all science; a partnership in all art; a partnership in every virtue, and in all perfection. As the ends of such a partnership cannot be obtained in many generations, it becomes a partnership not only between those who are living, but between those who are living, those who are dead, and those who are to be born." Dr. Stein is clearly in this spirit then when she says that, "A business model that destroys our forests, our fisheries, our topsoil, our water supplies, our health, and our climate – is a business model that will inevitably collapse upon itself. And an economy that is addicted to ever-increasing supplies of oil is not only doomed, it is a national security disaster just waiting to happen."
Finally, Dr. Stein rejects the notion that successful acquisitive individualism is a legitimate reason to hold power. She believes that, "the takeover of our economy by big banks and well-connected financiers has destabilized both our democracy and our economy. We do not need and should not tolerate the dictatorship of bankers and financiers who manipulate money without doing productive work and who enrich themselves at the expense of real businesses and real working people. It's time to take Wall Street out of the driver's seat and to free the truly productive segments of working America to make this economy work for all of us." Note that this is not a call to a revolution, a takeover of the means of production by the proletariat, or a wholesale rejection of the good that capitalism brings. Rather, it is an emphasis on the dignity of both labor and ownership that has suffered at the expense of financial gamesmanship.
There are many more examples in the Green New Deal of things that traditionalists would agree with (and certainly some things they wouldn't), but here's the thing, there is no other candidate in this race who emphasizes the dignity and importance of the local like Jill Stein does. Sure, her candidacy will attract all the hippies and crunchy co-op people, but lets face it, traditionalists have a lot more in common with them than they'd like to admit.


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Rivers Cuomo proclaims that he's " Nirvana 's biggest fan."
The Weezer frontman is featured in Rolling Stone 's new tribute issue to Nirvana, where he declares his fierce love for Kurt Cobain 's music. Cuomo admits, "I feel like I was Nirvana's biggest fan in the Nineties. I'm sure there are a zillion people who would make that claim, but I was just so passionately in love with the music that it made me feel sick. It made my heart hurt."
Cuomo remembers Nirvana being a seminal influence in changing his musical direction. He said he was work at Tower Records in Los Angeles, still a fan of speed-metal when he was turned on to Nirvana by what he calls "the other, far-hipper employees."
"I remember they played [the Nirvana song] 'Sliver' for me, and I was immediately in love," he says. "It had the aggression that I needed from my upbringing as a metalhead, but paired with strong, major-key chord progressions and catchy, emotional melodies and lyrics that felt so nostalgic and sweet and painful. It just sounded like it was coming from the deepest part inside of me -- a part which I hadn't yet been able to come close to articulating in my own music."
Cuomo says he shifted his musical approach as a direct result of listening to the Nirvana album Bleach with future Weezer band mate Pat Wilson "every night on the way to band practice. That's when I started singing –- up until then, I had just been a lead guitar player –- and I sounded a lot like Kurt, very Seattle."
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An update from the WSJ (paid sub) on the Great Chinese Firewall, quoting the China Internet project I played a small role in starting at Berkeley. The piece includes a list of keywords that are banned in China, a list that was first published by the China Digital News blog we launched last year.
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State of the Union? 1,000 Days without a Budget
As we prepare to watch President Obama lambaste Republicans for obstructionism in his State of the Union address tonight, remember:
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Northern has implemented a new student email and online collaboration tool called Live@edu. The new program is much more than simply a student email account. Northern has provided student email accounts for a number of years, but this program ... read more
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1. For the time being, Georgia Tech's placekicking duties have returned to Justin Moore.
Starter David Scully was held out of Monday's practice with a hip injury that had been bothering him prior to Saturday's win over Boston College, when he was 0-for-2 on field goals. His status for Saturday's home game against BYU is uncertain. What is considerably more clear is that the Yellow Jackets need some help sending footballs through uprights.
"It's something we've got to get fixed," coach Paul Johnson said after Monday's practice.
For the season, Tech is 4-for-9, which is tied for 115th in FBS for accuracy, according to cfbstats.com. The Jackets have missed five of their last seven with both Scully (1-for-5) and Moore (1-for-2) contributing. Saturday, Scully was replaced after a low kick from 22 yards was blocked and a 28-yard attempt was wide. Besides connecting from 32 and missing from 41, Moore also was wide on an extra-point attempt after converting all 56 of his tries last season. Johnson said the hold on the extra point wasn't very good.
A year ago, Moore was 11-for-17 on field goals. He finished the regular season with five consecutive makes but then was 2-for-4 in the Sun Bowl. Scully missed a 48-yarder at the end of regulation. Until Saturday, that game was the only Tech game in the past 10 years in which the Jackets missed three field-goal attempts.
So long as Scully is out, B-back and former quarterback David Sims will likely remain as holder. Moore had been Scully's holder since punter Sean Poole's injury.
"I'm sure (switching holders) is not the easiest thing, but it shouldn't affect the extra points or the short field goals we had," Johnson said.
After the staff changes caused by the dismissal of defensive coordinator Al Groh, special-teams coordinator David Walkosky has been spending less practice time with the specialists as he is now also coaching the defensive line.
2. Johnson didn't have a firm answer on the availability for offensive tackle Will Jackson, who left Saturday's game with a shoulder injury. B-back Broderick Snoddy practiced Monday after being held out of the Boston College game and is "all right," Johnson said. After the game, Johnson said he had hoped to play Snoddy because of his progress in practice.
Said Johnson of Snoddy, a high school state sprint champion at Carrollton High, "I think he brings a different dimension."
3. Following Saturday's game, Johnson said that the team lost focus, perhaps the result of taking a 28-3 lead at halftime. Quarterback Tevin Washington said the offense let up when it should have continued to attack. Watching game video didn't change Johnson's opinion.
"Missed a lot of reads," Johnson said. "We just didn't play very hard, didn't finish."
4. Tech's Nov. 3 road game against Maryland was assigned a 12:30 p.m. start time Monday. The game will be broadcast on the ACC Network. In the Atlanta market, the affiliate is CW69. … Tech was listed Monday as a two-point favorite over the Cougars.
In case you missed it…
Tech vs. highly ranked run defenses
With BYU next, no-huddle issues loom for Tech
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Ken Sugiura, Georgia Tech blog
October 22nd, 2012
8:47 pm
They need one first. And that counts as first.
October 22nd, 2012
8:49 pm
Yes, a different dimension. Lots of speed.
October 22nd, 2012
8:50 pm
It seems apparent that Johnson is a terrific coach who can't hire a coordinator to save his life. I mean, two DCs and a ST coach and they've all sucked.
October 22nd, 2012
9:02 pm
Reformed, you are quick to the punch–
Snoddy brings a different GEAR!!!!!!!!
Sho me sumpin young man—
Go Jacksets!!!!!!
October 22nd, 2012
9:28 pm
I realize Tech fans are the minority around here but YOU'D THINK THERE'S ENOUGH TO FILL 55,000 SEATS! C'mon fans, SHOW UP! I know we haven't had the season we wanted so far but these kids need to know we have THEIR BACKS!
October 22nd, 2012
9:37 pm
We need the o-line healthy for this BYU squad. It's going to be a battle and we need all of our depth.
October 22nd, 2012
10:30 pm
After the game, Johnson said he had hoped to play Snoddy because of his progress in practice.
Said Johnson of Snoddy, a high school state sprint champion at Carrollton High, "I think he brings a different dimension."
There goes PJ again … praising another player, yet will continue to keep him [Snoddy] in the play pin with all the other wasted talent (S.Days, BJ Bostic, C.Milton, D.Hill)
October 22nd, 2012
10:51 pm
@ GT Fan…..Bostic is definitely not being wasted this year. As far as Snoddy, the implication was that he had some kind of injury, which I assume existed Saturday. I repeat, that was the IMPLICATION. Maybe Ken can tell us more.
October 22nd, 2012
11:17 pm
Snoddy was in shorts on the sideline for BC. PJ said he "tweaked" something during practice.
October 22nd, 2012
11:37 pm
If CPJ said Snoddy "tweaked" something, I would guess a hamstring. Speedy demons (track guys) seem to prone to that.
October 22nd, 2012
11:46 pm
Ken, Still not seeing SDays at A back as advertised, can you ask CPJ what up?
October 22nd, 2012
11:48 pm
Super and Company, enjoyed the hospitality!
Selah for tonight—
October 23rd, 2012
12:03 am
Slow progress…BYU is no pushover. Can we win 3 more games? Perhaps, with better tackling &
better kicking. We should be able to put any kickoff through the en zone, & make field goals from 35 to 40 yards….
October 23rd, 2012
7:04 am
How can we be a 2-point favorite over a team that nearly upset undefeated Notre Dame on Saturday? BYU is going to beat us by 20.
October 23rd, 2012
8:28 am
…BYU can't play offense, so Tech SHOULD be favored, at home…
October 23rd, 2012
8:34 am
CPJ has no feel for the psychology of coaching kickers (and perhaps not other players). Calling out kickers in the press, yelling at them n the sidelines, replacing them on a revolving basis after misses and kicks out of bounds has its effects. CPJ was even able to get into Scott Blair's head. CPJ should at least look at how other coaches handle kickers. CMR has not brutalized his freshman kicker in the press like CPJ has. And the best example is David Shaw of Stanford who said after his kicker missed two field goals against Cal after having missed a chip shot against Notre Dame, "He's fine. He's got a minor technical issue that's causing him to pull his kicks. When he keeps his head down, he's automatic. We'll get him right." With Johnson, the kickers are an easy target. Sorry, Paul, but using a B-back as your holder is a good idea? How many practice reps is he getting? I know you have several players on the roster who were holders in high school including the holder for one of your current kickers. Has this thought never occurred to you?
October 23rd, 2012
8:35 am
The kicking game is frustrating after having a great line of kickers, and some punters, come through Tech over the last 20 years.
October 23rd, 2012
8:38 am
Blame, the B-Back used to be a quarterback. He should have pretty good hands. He probably won't panic if there is a bad snap and he might be able to run a fake out of it, although I've never seen PJ try it.
October 23rd, 2012
8:49 am
Sean Poole was hurt, so Sims became the holder. The balance of your comment is complete nonsense.
October 23rd, 2012
9:11 am
This has the makings of another embarassing loss for GT. The program continues in decline under Johnson. They will keep him around for about 2 more years, finally let him go, and then there will be about 4 years of trying to rebuild the program…that is, if a quality coach is hired. If Rad is still AD, I don't have much confidence in his ability to hire a good coach. Looks like a long 6-7 years of mediocrity for GT.
October 23rd, 2012
10:06 am
How the hell can we not get an amazing kicker & punter every single year? Give them a free ride to a great school, and make sure you do a decent job coaching them. I'm sure my opinion is uninformed, but can it really be that hard?
October 23rd, 2012
10:26 am
I think we have a commitment from a highly rated kicker for next year,
October 23rd, 2012
10:27 am
Calm down folks. We have the #1 kicker in the nation coming to GT next season. Butker from Westminster. 1st team all america, kicker of the year as a junior.
Probably the best kicker we've ever had (on paper). Can't ask for more than that.
October 23rd, 2012
10:37 am
Snoddy bring a different dimension like S. Days does but never get on the field???????????
Holton never gets well??????
October 23rd, 2012
10:54 am
Whats the story with S. Days? I thought that he was going to get a lot of playing time. Now it seems he must be assigned to the special teams. If he's out best offensive athlete, seems like he should be on the field more — but there must be a reason that he's not.
October 23rd, 2012
11:31 am
posted this on another blog. BYU lost their star senior center and leader for 2-4 weeks along with already losing 2 other offensive lineman for the season. Defense needs to get some pressure on the QB this week for that reason alone. BYU is moving a defensive guy to offense to give them more depth along with a receiver as a backup QB simulating the option. This is all good news for Tech. Hope we don't blow it.
October 23rd, 2012
11:49 am
did anyone else see that GT had to return 1,600 of their 8,000 ticket allotment for the uga game?
i won't be there either but i would LOVE to watch an upset next month from the comfort of my family living room
October 23rd, 2012
11:56 am
BYU is a good football team. Very well coached. Good D, athletic QB. Their offense is ball control, long drive oriented. If Tech's D can't stop them, there will not be many possessions for the TO.
Surprising that Tech is favored. Then again, Miami was a 14.5 point dog, too.
Against BC, Tech seemed to use the slot receiver formation more than previously – anybody else feel this way?
October 23rd, 2012
12:18 pm
Puzzling – always to me. There are over 15000 high school football teams in the USA. We can't get one kicker that's any good?
October 23rd, 2012
1:05 pm
Well atleast we got the #3 kicker comming in next year. For years I've been tired watching missed field goal after missed field goal. Can't wait to see what this kid can do.
Kemp – Not to mention the ones that do show up don't offer much support either. I had pretty good seats behind the bench at the Miami game and was told to sit down! At a college football game vs a division rival can you believe it?! It is also sad when the players turn to the stands and try to get the fans pumped up. You feel pretty ridiculous when you're the only one making noise (It was comforting when Buzz came by to give me a five for the effort). The only emotion from the fans was some tech heckler yelling at CPJ. Laskey had to yell shut up to the guy. It is really sad the lack of enthusiasm from tech fans (the older ones at least). They really need to move the student section behind the players to get some fire but what can we do?
October 23rd, 2012
1:13 pm
Well atleast we have the #3 kicker coming in next year.
Kemp – I hear you but the fans that do show up aren't much support. I had good seats behind the bench at the miami game and was told to sit down. Pretty sad also when the players try to get the fans pumped up. Felt pretty lonely to be the only person making noise (Buzz helped by slapping me five though). Wish they would move the students behind the players but what can you do?
October 23rd, 2012
1:35 pm
Supersize ……. BJ Bostic, as we've seen him it seems like every time he touches the ball, does good things. The problem? PJ doesn't get him the ball enough!
That's wasted talent in my book.
October 23rd, 2012
1:37 pm
BJ Bostic bailed TW's arse out on that long pass at the beginning of the game. I doubt there's another Aback on the team that makes that catch.
Go to ESPN and click on the "videos 22″ tab for the GT-BC game, and listen to the TV commentators punk-on TW for how bad the pass was.
October 23rd, 2012
2:08 pm
Butker is the #1 kicker in the state, not the country, but on paper he's one of the best we've ever gotten. PJ finally decided to offer a scholly to a kicker instead of using walk-ons. A kicker can win some big games for you so it's time we got a true scholarship kicker. Other than Poole, who made a tackle, I still don't understand how our kickers are getting hurt.
October 23rd, 2012
2:57 pm
www, buy some every year, if i can't use them, i burn them…….
October 23rd, 2012
3:15 pm
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October 23rd, 2012
4:13 pm
Is Laskey out injured for BYU as well?
Sims will be busy playing B-back and holder. Maybe Snoddy can show us that speed in a game.
I am nervous, knowing CPJ he will play TW the whole game–and I know how that script ends…
October 23rd, 2012
5:10 pm
Can you have PJ tell Tevin that the "soft toss" is to be used only at the beginning of his warm-ups, NOT during the game. Thanks so much!
Best Regards,
GT Fan
October 23rd, 2012
6:44 pm
OMG are we going to turn yet another blog into the TW show?? I could have sworn this write up was about the FIELD GOAL UNIT! After all…. thats what we need to be worried about! With Scully out and #86 kicking bricks, we should be concerned about the pressure that puts on the offense to score every time. Theres no way PJ has any confidence in our ability to get 3 with the number of missed FGs Saturday.
October 23rd, 2012
8:12 pm
Being ever optimistic, I predict Moore will make the field goals this weekend & we will pull out a win. Will abstain from calling the score. Be happy with a win, no matter the score.GOOOOO JACKETS THWGeorgie SEND THE BYU's PACKING!!!
October 23rd, 2012
8:27 pm
Solution: go for it on 4th down every time.
October 24th, 2012
9:24 am
ok all you GT fans, here it is, FACT of the day. In 1990, National Championship year GT only had ONE sold out game and that was Clemson. Even after we defeated Virginia (ranked #1 ) at the time and came back home the next week to play VT that game didn't even sellout. Tech won that game 6-3 on a last second field goal. Now, all you smart people tell me why Tech can't fill up 55,000 seat stadium with this product their putting out there.
October 24th, 2012
10:05 am
Burdell: I could argue that Butker is the #1 kicker in the COUNTRY:
I'd trust prokicker.com over Rivals or whatever else you are using; they do more to evaluate kickers than Rivals I'm sure (camp evaluations, etc.).
October 24th, 2012
10:51 am
I think you are absolutely correct. The program is currently in a deep decline and looks like the slide will continue. There really isn't anything to look forward to the remainder of this season (maybe one more win) and next year already looks dismal. For this program to get better and become competitive again, CPJ has got to go.
October 25th, 2012
5:09 pm
No defense,no kicking game,5 years in a row.
October 26th, 2012
1:11 am
As long as I can rem Tech has always placed great importance on the whole kicking game. Now, this not a ridicule of coach but I think he has so much faith in their ability to score points he has not had many thots about any of the kicking game. He must not have planned on being such a porous D.
Go TECH, love the Jackets.
October 26th, 2012
1:15 am
I am tired of hearing about Snoddy being a blue streak, please, seeing is believing. But that's a problem with having so many "capable" backs. Nice problem to have I guess.
October 26th, 2012
1:23 am
Butker, 6′3″ and 175lbs—–sounds like Dodd's size, need ya son.
October 26th, 2012
1:25 am
BUTKER————can ya come in early? Like now.


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Waters, Simon (2000a). The musical process in the age of digital intervention
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You may remember a few months back when SGT Kloberdanz told us about being kicked out of a Dining Facility for wearing a Bad Religion Shirt.Well, along these same lines comes a story from Navy Atheist CTR2 Michael Wheeler. I'm so proud of all the military atheists shedding the (often justified) fear of coming out of the atheist closet by name. As you are about to see, Michael Wheeler slammed the atheist closet door shut a long time ago. And he's pretty funny too.After reading your article o … [Read more...]
80′s TV show "Hill Street Blues" star's incoherent anti-atheist rant
This morning, I told you about Daniel J. Travanti's bizarre rant against prominent Florida atheist, EllenBeth Wachs.Somewhere through his type-stumbling, he managed to claim there were no atheists in foxholes. But he didn't say it like that. He referred to it as something he was famous for telling General Patton (who died when Daniel was 6 years old).If you haven't seen it yet, check it out. You can even send him a message! (He's a bit 'out of work' since his higher power is only … [Read more...]
Hill Street Blues actor Daniel Travanti disparages atheists in foxholes
EllenBeth Wachs, the Florida atheist who has been harassed and arrested by a religious zealot in the Polk County Sherriff's Dept recently shared something with me.It involves B-list Hollywood actor Daniel Travanti of Hill Street Blues 'fame'. He played Captain Frank Furillo, if you were trying to remember this 'Where are they now' thespian.Apparently he sent a rambling hate letter to my friend EllenBeth, and invoked the 'No atheists in foxholes' canard. But he doesn't seem to pull it off … [Read more...]
God wants me to do *what* with these sandbags?
I've come a long way on my Spiritual Fitness journey. I've taken their advice and started an 'online blog' and everything. I even took their advice to join social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook in order to connect with a Spiritual Community back home.However, I fear that if I'm too open minded about the mandatory Spiritual Fitness testing and training, I might find myself in this sticky situation.(Thanks, Facebook!)We tend to use sandbags for other purposes on the … [Read more...]
I'm sure you've seen the original.Even many religious people identify with it. The sentiment "don't you dare tell my kids about your god(s)" is pretty much universal.It's funny, but one of our more sarcastic skeptics, Len, had an issue with it on Facebook. Religion appears to more closely resemble another body part instead.Obviously, that sentiment is one of the major inspirations behind the Rock Beyond Belief festival coming up at Fort Bragg, NC (March 31st 2012). Which is more … [Read more...]