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The 21st-ranked Nebraska softball team will play its first home games of the season this weekend, when the Huskers open a nine-game homestand against New Mexico State in a three-game series at Bowlin Stadium. In a change to the original schedule, the Huskers and Aggies will play a doubleheader beginning at 4 p.m. on Friday, before concluding the series with a single game on Saturday at 2 p.m.
Tickets are available for both days and fans can purchase single-game or season tickets online at Huskers.com, over the phone by calling 1-800-8-BIG-RED, in person weekdays from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. at the Nebraska Ticket Office (located on Stadium Drive across the street from West Memorial Stadium) or on game days beginning 90 minutes prior to first pitch at the Bowlin Stadium ticket office (located at the main entrance behind home plate). Fans unable to make it out to Bowlin Stadium can follow all three games live, as Nate Rohr will call all of the action for a free radio broadcast on Huskers.com, while HuskersNSide subscribers can watch all three games.
Following Friday's doubleheader, a special on-field ceremony will be held to honor Head Coach Rhonda Revelle, who became Nebraska's all-time wins leader in all sports with her 768th win against Oklahoma State on March 3. As part of the celebration, the first 768 fans through the gates on Friday will be given a free t-shirt honoring Coach Revelle's historic accomplishment.
Nebraska opens its home schedule after playing its first 21 games away from Lincoln. The Huskers are 16-5 on the year and have won five straight games. Each of Nebraska's five losses have come to teams ranked in the top 20 - including four losses to top-10 opponents - while the Huskers own victories over No. 1 Oklahoma and No. 23 Florida State.
NU has not trailed during its current five-game winning streak, a stretch that totals 33 innings. Even in their losses the Huskers have not trailed by much, as two of Nebraska's five losses have been by a score of 1-0, while a third loss was a 2-0 setback to No. 1 Oklahoma, and that game was tied going into the seventh inning.
Nebraska and New Mexico State have already met once this season, with the Huskers spoiling the Aggies' home opener with a 5-1 win in Las Cruces on Feb. 8. NMSU will try to return the favor on Friday, but the Huskers have won six straight games against the Aggies, winning by an average of 7.5 runs per game. Nebraska has also won seven straight home openers and 10 of the 11 home openers at Bowlin Stadium. The Huskers have won 18 of their last 19 home games, including a 15-1 home record in 2012.
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New Mexico State brings a 15-10 record into play this weekend. The Aggies have lost three straight games to Notre Dame (twice) and second-ranked Arizona State. Prior to the losing streak, NMSU had won five straight. The Huskers and Aggies share common opponents this season in Illinois-Chicago and New Mexico. Nebraska went 4-0 against those opponents, while New Mexico State posted a 3-1 record.
Offensively, New Mexico State is batting .293 as a team and averaging nearly five runs per game. Five starters are hitting .300 or better, led by Amber Olive, who is batting .360 with three triples and 10 stolen bases. Teresa Conrad is hitting .354 with eight doubles, while Kelsey Dodd is batting .333 with six doubles, three homers and 14 RBIs. Malena Padilla, who homered against Nebraska earlier this year, is batting .313, while Lacey Rother is hitting .300. Staci Rodriguez is batting .293 but leads the Aggies with eight home runs and 28 RBIs.
In the circle, NMSU owns a 2.58 staff ERA while allowing 3.3 runs per game. The staff has shown excellent control, walking only 35 batters in 165.2 innings while posting a strikeout to walk ratio of 3-to-1. Alex Newman has started 13 of New Mexico State's 25 games, posting a 7-5 record with a 1.82 ERA in 69.1 innings. Opponents are hitting .271 against her, but she has struck out 36 and walked only seven. Karysta Donisthorpe has made seven starts and 11 total appearances, and she owns a 5-2 record with a 3.23 ERA in 39.0 innings. Donisthorpe leads the Aggies with 47 strikeouts. Makayla McAdams is 2-2 with a 3.34 ERA in 29.1 innings and she has walked 12 and struck out 10, as she is the only NMSU pitcher who does not own a strikeout-to-walk ratio of better than 3-to-1. Celisha Walker rounds out the staff with a 1-1 record and a 2.75 ERA in 28.0 innings.
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Mark Duell at the flight tracking website FlightAware said that John F. Kennedy and LaGuardia airports in New York indicated delays due to lower staffing starting late Sunday evening. The FAA website said that flights from Philadelphia and Orlando, Fla., into John F. Kennedy, LaGuardia and Westchester County airports were delayed due to staffing issues.
The trade group Airlines for America, which represents the airlines and had predicted a big traffic snarl, said Sunday evening that it was "not seeing a significant impact at this point." A spokeswoman said the group would continue to monitor the situation, and urged flyers to stay in contact with their airlines.
Delays were also affecting travelers in Los Angeles. The FAA said late Sunday night that staffing cuts were causing delays averaging more than three hours for flights arriving at Los Angeles International Airport. The agency did not say how many flights were affected.
Airport spokesman Marshall Lowe said about 70 flights had delays of about an hour or more Sunday, but he could not say what role the staffing cuts played in the delays.
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Government budget cuts that kicked in last month are forcing the FAA and other agencies to cut their spending. FAA officials have said they have no choice but to furlough all 47,000 agency employees, including nearly 15,000 controllers. Each employee will lose one day of work every other week. The FAA has said that planes will have to take off and land less frequently, so as not to overload the remaining controllers on duty.
Airline trade groups and the country's biggest pilots union sued the FAA on Friday to try to stop the furloughs. They predicted that the furloughs would delay or cancel flights for as many as one out of every three airline passengers across the country. Airlines have also directed their customers to tell the FAA to find other ways to cut costs.
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For others, journeys already started have come to a screetching halt by delays and cancellations. The FAA is trying to save 637 million dollars with these cuts. The cuts are in the form of furloughs. 1 unpaid day every 2 weeks for each of it's 47,000 workers including the 15,000 who are Air Traffic Controllers. Officials at LAX say it doesn't seem "abnormally" problematic. They say the "flow rate," the rate planes arrive and depart at LAX each hour, is at 68 flights. It's a dynamic number I'm told because they entire situation is like a line of dominoes. One delay somewhere can definitely affect someone somewhere else. Bottom line, check your flights before going to the airport. Do it several times because things can change on a moment's notice!
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What to expect from 2013 LegislatuerJanuary 09,2013Gov. Peter Shumlin has a sweeping program of action for Vermonts new General Assembly, and its a safe bet that hell get 90 percent of what he wants. Heres a quick snapshot of the leading issues.
The fiscal year 2004 General Fund deficit is currently estimated at $50-70 million. The governor has told agencies to level-fund and absorb pay increases. The highly touted Challenge for Change process (2009-2011) apparently didnt enable the state to live within its revenues, even allowing for the unexpected Tropical Storm Irene costs.
Further, Congresss resolution of the fiscal cliff may result in both higher taxes and large reductions in federal spending, for instance, on Medicaid, 30 percent of Vermonts General Fund budget.
Act 48 of 2011 requires the administration to explain by Jan. 15 how it plans to raise as much as $3 billion a year to fund Green Mountain Care in 2017. Already the administration is hinting that maybe everybody should just wait another year to find out, during which time the machinery of single-payer will rumble forward.
Gov. Shumlin will push hard for more mandates and subsidies to force Vermont toward his arbitrary goal of 90 percent renewable energy by 2050 and greenhouse gas emissions reduced to 50 percent of 1990 levels by the same year. He has never wavered in his peculiar belief that Vermont must show the world how to defeat the unspeakably horrid Menace of Global Warming, and claim our energy independence no matter what the cost.
Since driving up the cost of electricity, motor fuel and heating fuel essential if low-cost energy is to be replaced with high-cost renewable energy socks the poor and middle class much more than the rich, look for new energy taxes to include a new subsidy scheme for the middle class, to compensate them for being made to pay the higher energy costs required of them to save the planet from Al Gores Heat Death.
With the state and federal governments pressing hard for more electric vehicles, motor fuel revenues will increasingly take a hit. Will someone propose a new tax on electric vehicles to compensate the Transportation Fund for maintaining the roads, thereby cancelling out the subsidies that caused the people to buy overpriced electric vehicles in the first place?
The party now in power was put there in large measure by labor unions, and for them its payback time. Shumlin will push through unionization of day-care workers, raising the costs of day care, and unionization of home-care workers, raising the costs of Medicaid. The unions will pocket all those union dues and use them to underwrite the next big unionization push.
The grand $100 million Vermont State Hospital proposed in 2007 has faded away, but Shumlin is determined to build a new 25-bed psychiatric care facility in Berlin, whether FEMA will help pay for it or not. Meanwhile he is lauding the distribution of the seriously mentally ill back into communities. Exactly what this means is not clear, but it directly relates to the homeless population on the streets. State bureaucrats are historically allergic to (lower cost) extramural arrangements that reduce patients dependence on permanent control by unionized state employees. At the same time, legislatures are allergic to major new spending for mental health patient support.
Shumlin has repeatedly declared his support for public school choice, but his 2011-2012 Legislature failed to act on it. (The bill then under consideration comically allowed a student to switch public schools, but allowed the sending school to keep all the money.) Theres not much likelihood that school choice will move forward in 2013, especially since Shumlin has appointed anti-choice, pro-consolidation Education Commissioner Armando Vilaseca to be the first secretary of education.
The basic household education property tax rate will almost certainly increase again, from 89 cents to 94 cents of grand list value (increased in each district by a spending multiplier). This is partly because local voters, undeterred by penalties, keep voting higher budgets; partly because grand lists are shrinking; and partly because in 2011 Shumlin snatched $27.5 million out of the transfer to the Education Fund to fund his other General Fund priorities.
Lurking in the background is the ever growing problem of woefully underfunded obligations to retired state employees and teachers. The two funds have a $60 million annual contribution shortfall just for retiree health care expenses; the teachers annual expenses are simply siphoned out of their (underfunded) retirement fund. Overall, the two funds are actuarially $3 billion in the red. Just who is going to make good on these unfunded promises?
Other issues like marijuana and assisted suicide will get lots of media coverage this year, but how the Legislature grapples with the foregoing big ticket issues will strongly influence Vermonts near-term and perhaps long-term future.
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I've always thought going to college single was a no brainer. You wouldn't have to worry about who you danced with at a party, if the guy or girl at the coffee counter was flirting with you or making sure you kept in contact with your boyfriend or girlfriend. But as I watch many of my friends struggle with the idea of leaving their boyfriend or girlfriend behind as they go onto college while their high school sweetheart remains in high school, I started to wonder if it's really that simple.
What if they're your first love? What if it really is meant to be and if you break up with them now you lose your chance with them forever? Or what if they're holding you back from your future goals? Or from the full college experience because all you can do is think about them and worry about them.
After speaking to friends who are going through this dilemma, I have found there are pros and cons to both trying to make it work and calling it quits. Essentially, whether or not you choose to stay with your high school boyfriend/girlfriend, it's a decision that both of you should seriously discuss and make together.
Making it work: Pros
1. Having a boyfriend or girlfriend back home forces you to focus more on your school work and less on that guy or girl across the hall. Rather than thinking about your date on Friday night, you'll have more time to think about that exam on Tuesday.
2. You have more opportunity to work on building new friendships instead of trying to form relationships. In lieu of dates you can have a girls night or a night with the guys where you don't have to worry about what outfit to wear or who's going to pay for the movie. Just have fun.
Making it work: Cons
1. If you spend all your time thinking about or talking to your significant other back at home, the new friends you're making at college will begin to feel neglected and begin to stop asking you to hang out with them because you keep saying no.
2. Having a boyfriend/girlfriend back home can be just as distracting as dating on campus. Between all the phone calls and texts and being homesick, it can become overwhelming.
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I like it because its just a walk away from all the good stuff. I can watch the good night life through my bedroom window. The show, concert, live music and people walking back and forth having a good time in their lives. I will definitely come back.
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Room dusty,average maid service,shoeer could not be regulated,either cold or near scalding!!
Im a history buff and didnt know any thing about the history of the hotel and was pleasantly suprised. The staff was friendly and very helpful. The restaurant Dupars in the hotel was excellent. In fact so good that i got some food from there to go for the trip home. I loved the location on Fremont Street. It was convenient for anything i wanted or needed. I plan on coming back in the future and using The Golden Gate as my Las Vegas base.
The bed was to soft my back was hurting all weekend
Excellent staff, room was small but well appointed.
Lots of construction all around. Also, I don't recommend a room on the Freemont Street Experience side!
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The room was much smaller then I thought. Nice but cramped
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Bathroom is extremely small but I guess the hotel is very old. No usable outlets in the room.
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the bathroom looks worst than the ones in Istanbul.
The room was really small, the pictures on the Internet gave a false review of the hotel, the bathroom door bang the toilet when opening the door, and the view from our room was horrible looking at an air conditioning unit and trash that had been tossed from people windows was not romantic. ..
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Everything was bad, the hall way was stinking, the room was nasty, and I could not wait for the night to be over, so I can run from there. The floors were shaky like the building was going to collapse one day. The so called free wifi will not allow me to connect to my servers and work. If you don't care about comfort then go there, but if you care about your comfort and clean air, run from this hotel. It's simply horrible, their Internet picture are deceitful. My son went into the bathroom to bath and the doors would not open I had to muster some energy to help him pull the door while he pushed it open, the water fussets would not work, hot/cold water everything was hot and would not mix for shower, I thought I would be burnt, I had to shut the water off. I have never written a single bad review for any hotel in my life but I feel like i need to speak out in this one maybe it will help someone. I'm sorry I have to be true to myself and maybe save someone a bad day.
Location and proximity to fremont and some of the historic casinos, parking ease/free valet, room was modern and had a cool view over main street...
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My name is Jasmine, as I have posted I'm CMarie's sister. When she collapsed last night and asked me to keep everyone up to date I agreed. While she was sleeping I scrolled through some of the posts from other members on here. When she woke up I asked her to stop using this website because it was giving her a false sense of being. She defended everyone and said that you are all a family and that in a sense you, Ms. MacLaine were the matriarch of that family.
When my sister was in fifth grade she had to do a report on her role model. When asked by her teacher who her role model was CMarie looked right at her teacher and said Shirley MacLaine. Our Aunt Barbara made her a costume that looked like the costume from the movie The Apartment. I asked her recently who her role model was and she said Shirley MacLaine always has been and always will be. We had a very long conversation about her being a member of this site, I feel that she is wasting her time and energy. I told her that no one truly cared they just felt bad because she wasn't feeling well.
You want to know something, I never truly knew how highly CMarie regards you Ms. MacLaine. I have seen my sister share her story so many times to different audiences that I almost have it memorized. She always makes a reference to how Shirley MacLaine gave her the strength to stop the abuse.
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Neonatal conjunctivitis is swelling (inflammation) or infection of the tissue lining the eyelids in a newborn.
Neonatal conjunctivitis is most commonly caused by:
Bacteria that normally live in a woman's vagina may cause a milder form of neonatal conjunctivitis. However, an infection with other bacteria or viruses can be very serious.
The mother may not have symptoms at the time of delivery. Yet she still may carry bacteria or viruses that can cause conjunctivitis in the newborn.
Infected newborn infants develop drainage from the eyes within 1 day to 2 weeks after birth.
The eyelids become puffy, red, and tender.
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The health care provider will perform an eye exam on the baby. If the eye does not appear normal, the following tests may be done:
Eye irritation that is caused by the eye drops given at birth should go away on its own.
For a blocked tear duct, gentle warm massage between the eye and nasal area may help. This is usually tried before starting antibiotics. If a blocked tear duct has not cleared up by the time the baby is a year old, surgery may be needed.
Antibiotics are often needed for eye infections caused by bacteria. Eye drops and ointments may also be used. Salt water eye drops may be used to remove sticky yellow drainage.
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Early diagnosis of infected mothers and good preventive practices at hospitals have made this problem much less common in newborns. Quick diagnosis and treatment usually leads to good outcomes.
Talk to your health care provider if you have given birth (or expect to give birth) in a place where antibiotic or silver nitrate drops are not routinely placed in the infant's eyes -- for example, if you are having an unsupervised birth at home. This is especially important if you have had, or are at risk for, any sexually transmitted disease.
Treating a pregnant woman for sexually transmitted diseases will prevent conjunctivitis caused by these infections in her newborn.
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Newborn conjunctivitis; Conjunctivitis of the newborn; Ophthalmia neonatorum
Rubenstein JB, Virasch V. Conjunctivitis: infectious and noninfectious. In: Yanoff M, Duker JS, eds. Ophthalmology. 3rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2008:chap 4.6.
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Three bedroomed villa on the superb Valle del Este Golf Course in the region of Almeria.
Brand new 3 bedroomed townhouse on the stunning Valle del Este Golf Course in Vera. The house has a large patio area, garden, shared pool, parking and overlooks the 7th green of the golf course. Discounted golf rates for guests. Television, DVD and video are provided with washing machine, tumble dryer, microwave. Central heating in the winter and air conditioning in the summer. Travel cot available for children. The house is situated on the stunning Valle del Este Golf Resort with a 4 star hotel and spa in walking distance. Valle del Este also has its own beach club which is 10 minutes by car. There are 3 other golf courses in the area: Desert Springs, Marina de la Torre and Cortija Grande. Car is essential. A large supermarket, Inter Marche is 10 minutes by car. Restaurants are in abundance in Vera, Mojacar and Garrucha.Vera and surrounding areaVera is an old Spanish town founded in the 6th century, it has a beach resort of Vera Playa, where the Valle del Este Beach Club is located. The house is close to the beach resort of Mojacar Playa and old town of Mojacar set in a stunning mountain landscape. Between the beach resorts of Mojacar and Vera is the Spanish fishing port of Garrucha, which features a tree lined promenade and beautiful sandy beaches and yacht marina. The fishing boats depart every morning and return at sunset, the local fishing fleet supplies all types of seafood to the local markets and restaurants. Vera is 2.5 hours from Granada which is home ot the Alhambra Palace, considered by some to be one of the 10 wonders of the world. The Alhambra is a castle constructed over many centuries. Granada is a ski resort in the winter in the Sierra Nevada mountains and sunny resort in the summer. The mountains in the region have also been backdrops to films such as Indiana Jones, there is a Hollywood film set to visit.GolfGolf Valle del Este is a stunning 18 hole golf course. 6269 yards par 71. Each hole presents a different challenge that requires much thought before executing the shot. The views are stunning. The par four, 15th is one of the longest holes you will encounter if the wind is against you and the finishing hole is a beautiful par 4 with water cascading to your left flowing from a lake that protects the green on three sides. Highly recommended. Other courses in the area: Desert Springs - 6750 yards par 72. It has been built to rival any of the famous desert courses of Arizona and California. Hugely testing golf either n lush fairways or chipping back into position from the rugged desert terrain. Designed by successful Walker Cup captain, Peter McEvoy. Other courses in the area: Marina Golf, Mojacar, 5956 years par 72 and Cortija Grande.
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Down sloping driveway into Garage - Water Problem
We have a problem with water draining into our basement / garage. The garage is underground and the drive way leading to the garage is down sloping and flanked by two retaining walls on both sides. Thus leaving no where for water to drain but in a small old drain or into the garage. Guess where it flows?
Well we are looking for possible solutions. Do we wall up the garage and back fill the area with dirt? But then we would loose the benefit of the garage. Do we install a garage door? Maybe we could slope the drive way to one side and create drainage or remove a retaining wall. This is a tuff project and in this small town the experts are not sure what to do with this old house. It was built in 1938 and includes a basement, which is rare in central Texas. Despite the trouble we would like to maintain the home without loosing the appeal.
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Today must be water drainage problem day!
You'll need to find a way to drain the water out - You may need a strip drain across the entire front of the garage or simply a larger and better working drain than the one you have. No door or door seal will hold back the water, you must give it somewhere else to go besides your garage.
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Relapsing polychondritis
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Relapsing polychondritis (RP) has been associated with a wide variety of conditions, signs and symptoms. Individuals with RP generally have a sudden onset of symptoms, typically involving the external ear and experiencing pain, swelling, redness and tenderness. Episodes may last a few days or weeks and typically resolve with or without treatment. The pinna usually loses firmness and becomes floppy; hearing impairment may also occur. Inflammation of the inner ear may also cause nausea, vomiting, dizziness, and/or ataxia. The second most common finding is joint pain with or without arthritis. About a third of affected individuals have inflammation of the blood vessels (vasculitis) and autoimmune rheumatic diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis and lupus. Ocular (eye) findings occur in about 60% and may include inflammation or irritation of various parts of the eye(s) and/or other findings. Respiratory symptoms and non-specific skin disorders (present in about 50% of affected individuals) are also common. Other findings that have been reported, but occur less commonly, include neurological abnormalities, cardiovascular (heart) manifestations and renal disease; renal disease typically indicates a worse prognosis. Other conditions reportedly associated with RP include hematological disease (including Hodgkin's lymphoma, myelodysplastic syndromes and others); gastrointestinal disorders (including Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis and others); endocrine diseases (including diabetes mellitus type 1 and thyroid disorders) and others. RP is generally progressive, and many individuals have persistent symptoms in between flares. Most affected individuals develop some degree of disability over time.[1]
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Police say it was just before 5 p.m. on Sunday when a stolen SUV barreled through the intersection at Western Avenue and Marion. According to them, the Chevy Tahoe was traveling east on Western at a high speed. It clipped the rear fender of a car, then veered left of center and struck a Chevy Blazer head-on.
In the Blazer was 57-year-old James Steele, Sr., his wife Lillian, and their grandson. Lillian and their grandson were injured. James Steele died a few hours later in the hospital.
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"They killed my father and they fled the scene," Adam said. "There is no words that can describe what we are going through right now."
Adam describes his father as a "Mr. Fix-it," who would help anybody, anytime. He loved country and western music, and singing. Now his family wants justice.
"Step up, be a man," Adam said. "Take what comes to you, and I can't ask for anything else."
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Braves announce Tentative 2015 Schedule
Today the Atlanta Braves and Major League Baseball released their tentative schedule for the 2015 season.
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Officially launching a new era for Atlanta Braves baseball, the organization will host a groundbreaking for its new ballpark on Sept. 16, 2014 at 11 a.m. The ceremony begins the construction phase of the project, putting it on schedule to host fans for Opening Day, 2017.
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The Atlanta Braves are turning back the clock this Saturday to celebrate the 1914 "Miracle" Braves and their World Championship. As the Braves celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the franchise's first World Championship, fans can take advantage of some roll back prices on concessions as the Braves take on the Oakland A's at 7:10 p.m.
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The Atlanta Braves will celebrate the life of their longtime broadcaster Pete Van Wieren this weekend, which will also feature many of the players he covered because of Braves Alumni Weekend.
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Updated, 4;30 p.m. – Georgia Tech outside linebacker Jeremiah Attaochu will stay in school for his senior season. He made the announcement Monday afternoon.
"There's still things that have to be done," Attaochu said. "I'm excited about the opportunity to come back and be a leader on this team."
Attaochu had drawn attention to his situation by entering his name to the NFL draft advisory board in December and not offering indication of his intentions until Monday. Attaochu said the board advised him that he had the potential to be drafted.
He called it a pretty difficult decision, one that he arrived on Saturday after talking it over with his family back home in Washington, D.C. The opportunities to develop as a player and teammate and continue towards his degree were certainties that outweighed the lure of being able to start his NFL career a year ahead of schedule and the uncertainty of not knowing who Tech's next defensive coordinator will be.
"It was tough," he said, "but at the end of the day I feel like I'm making the best decision right now."
Attaochu led Tech in sacks and tackles for loss this season for the second year in a row with 10 and 12, respectively. Attaochu played with more production in the latter half of the season. He recorded eight of his sacks in the final six games of the season.
With Attaochu in the fold, Tech will have 16 starters returning for the 2013 season.
Attaochu is recovering from the dislocated elbow he suffered in the Sun Bowl. He wore a sling for a week, he said, but was out of it Monday.
Ken Sugiura, Georgia Tech blog
January 7th, 2013
3:41 pm
January 7th, 2013
4:01 pm
January 7th, 2013
4:04 pm
good call, mr attaochu.
another 12-14 games to show people what you've got.
i predict big things for georgia tech in 2013.
January 7th, 2013
4:10 pm
Like I said, he needs another year. The defense is starting to look better and with another year under his belt, he will go much higher in the draft.
January 7th, 2013
4:21 pm
just beat uga in everything
January 7th, 2013
4:27 pm
I my humble opinion, it was an excellent decision! Way to Attaochu! You want regret it! I am expecting big things out of Jackets this fall!
January 7th, 2013
4:28 pm
Maybe he knows something about the DC hire that we don't? Could be a name big enough for him to stay back for his senior year? Whatever it may be, we're glad to have you back in white and gold. Go Jackets!
January 7th, 2013
4:42 pm
Excellent choice Mr Attaochu.. Get that degree!!!!!
January 7th, 2013
4:46 pm
Good news for sure. Now get that TECH degree Sneezy, don't want to be messing around with that later on in life.
Need Holton and I. Johnson to get healthy, and a couple of the RSFrosh to step up on the D-Line, and 2013 may just be alright.
January 7th, 2013
4:58 pm
The nfl path will be there next year. A degree from gt is great back-up. Plus once your nfl career is over and you want to coach, many schools require it. And if you want to go into a business profession, it is critical. Excellent choice and looking forward to seeing you on the gt field next year.
January 7th, 2013
5:03 pm
A tough leader coming back for the final season is more important for the defense than a high-level recruit who is unproven. Nice move for our top defensive playmaker!
January 7th, 2013
5:32 pm
Great news! Great choice to work even more toward that degree which will help manage all that future money and security from the NFL. Ken, you might as well put those Georgia beat writers and colleagues of yours—Mark Bradley, Jeff Schultz, Michael Carvell and Chip Towers—on alert. I have been saying for all of 2012 that 2013 is the year for the Yellow Jackets. The players have the talent and the depth, they just need to work hard during the off season and stay focused game to game. Go Jackets!
January 7th, 2013
5:51 pm
Great!!!! We need him! Go Jackets!!!
January 7th, 2013
6:00 pm
….did he think he would be playing next year? This was a no brainer, 'cause he ain't no Stephen Hill…
January 7th, 2013
6:10 pm
I agree with helluvaengineer above….GET YOUR DEGREE.and then play pro ball. Have something to fall back on..that will open more doors !
January 7th, 2013
6:15 pm
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After a crushing loss like the one Georgia Tech endured last Saturday the Yellow Jacket nation and local media have been taking stock of where the program is, where it should be and whether it can get there under the current management. Calls for the head of Al Groh and now even Paul Johnson have become louder. The same arguments that were made under former athletic director Dave Braine resurface that GT has a limitation and the type of success (or mediocrity as it were) under Chan Gailey is about where this program can expect to be. I'm here to tell you it's a false premise, drastic changes are not needed and one only needs to do some quick investigation to find where things went off track and what can be done to maximize this program's potential once again.
Paul Johnson has been as successful a coach in his 5 seasons at GT as anybody not named John Heisman, Bobby Dodd or Bobby Ross. So cutting him loose is an irrational option. But his success has tailed off since the end of the 1st half in Blacksburg in November 2010. You'll remember that's the moment Josh Nesbitt's career ended at GT. That would seem to give credence to the argument that Johnson won with Gailey's players. However, that ignores the majority of Gailey's tenure where the program's mediocrity was only matched by the mediocrity of the players recruited to it. But "what about Calvin Johnson?" you would say. It is well known that Calvin wanted to be an engineer and was from the Atlanta area. So GT had a great chance of getting him regardless of who was coaching there. Well then, "what about Jonathan Dwyer, Roddy Jones, Morgan Burnett, Derrick Morgan, Demaryius Thomas?" you'd say. But I don't consider that group of players to be Gailey recruits. I'll come back to this in a moment.
One of the strengths of GT's defense in recent times was the defensive line. It was not that long ago that GT fielded a defensive line that contained four future NFL players. DE's Michael Johnson and Derrick Morgan along with DT's Vance Walker and Daryl Richard were a force. Morgan was the last one left in 2009 and he was the ACC Defensive Player of the Year. But GT hasn't developed a difference maker on the defensive line since.
So what do these two things have in common? Giff Smith. Smith was the defensive line coach from 2004-2009. So that all time line I mentioned above, along with All-ACC performers like Eric Henderson, Joe Anoai and Adamm Oliver were coached and developed by Smith. In addition, Smith became the recruiting coordinator for GT in 2006. By his second recruiting season, he brought in the single greatest recruiting class in GT history. Smith had great relationships in the state of Georgia among the high schools and knew how to create a sense of community among the recruits. That's why I don't call those guys Gailey's recruits.
In January 2010, Giff Smith decided to take the defensive line coaching job with the Buffalo Bills, reuniting with Gailey. What event immediately preceded his departure? The hiring of Al Groh as defensive coordinator. I have no idea if Smith was ever interviewed or considered for the job or if he didn't see himself as a fit to coach DL in a 3-4 scheme. But I do know Smith wants to be a head coach one day. Getting a coordinator job would seem to have been a logical next step for him.
That was the moment GT lost its best recruiter and its best position coach. Who knows maybe the past two years would have been different. Paul Johnson has lifted GT's offense to as high a level as it has ever been. The offense, for all its built in disadvantages, is one that can continue to succeed in the ACC. So I think he has earned the right to remain head coach here. But wouldn't it be interesting to see where GT could take its program if they could once again marry Johnson's offense with Giff Smith's recruiting and ability to develop NFL quality defensive players? I seem to recall a local team that had some success hiring an NFL defensive line coach, but the team escapes me at this point. Smith worked with Johnson at Georgia Southern, so presumably they have a relationship beyond the two years overlap at GT. In my opinion this is a realistic idea that could reinvigorate the program. We saw what the combination did in 2008-2009. I'd choose Giff.
January 7th, 2013
6:52 pm
JA will be a beast next year……..will end up being drafted in the 1st or 2nd round after a stellar 2013 season!
GT will end the next two seasons in the Top 25…..remember that you heard these predictions from GT GRAD in January 2013!!
January 7th, 2013
6:58 pm
So glad Sneezy has decided to return for his senior year. Go get 'em young man. Work hard in class & on the field, have fun as a young studly college ball player and do well in life. You won't regret it. Work hard enough at football & be a 1st round pick for the NFL!
January 7th, 2013
7:03 pm
When is it a good thing to return 16 starter that were 7-7 and lost to MTSU by 21 points?
January 7th, 2013
7:07 pm
Hard to over estimate the impact that this will have on next years D. JA is the GT pass rush. We would have routed USC if he hadn't got injured. The D will definitely be improved next year, regardless who is DC.
January 7th, 2013
7:09 pm
Tech will be lucky to win 5 games nex year!
January 7th, 2013
7:10 pm
He may have gone in this years draft 5 or 6th round. Good decision to return he may move up to a 3 or 4th round pick. Honorable mention all ACC aren't going in the upper rounds.
January 7th, 2013
7:10 pm
Attaochu to return for senior season. Who cares?
January 7th, 2013
7:23 pm
Rivals is reporting Kelly is leaving GT for FSU. We must have offered DC to someone else.
January 7th, 2013
7:26 pm
bulldogs suck and so do their fans.
January 7th, 2013
8:17 pm
@chas_jacket – post the link. can't find the story.
January 7th, 2013
9:54 pm
Where was he going to go? The lingerie league?
January 7th, 2013
10:05 pm
Go Dawgs
January 7th, 2013
10:39 pm
This is a smart move for Attaochu. Rather than being a low round pick, he has an opportunity to improve his draft position for 2014. If you are a JR LB who is likely to be picked in the first 2 rounds you coe out, otherwise you stay.
January 7th, 2013
10:40 pm
Good story. You will do well young man.
I love the optimism from the fans. We can all sit here and worry, like most of our fellow Falcon brothers are doing now, or enjoy the ride. I too think Tech can be really good next year. Just make the right hire at DC and ride the momentum from the bowl win.
January 7th, 2013
10:55 pm
Man, we better buckle our chinstraps down at the high school stadium by the Varsity now!
January 7th, 2013
11:19 pm
One Dawg fan with class(Dawglasville) mixed in with the typical classless hicks we have to endure day in and day out in this state. Some things never change.
January 8th, 2013
7:22 am
Anti Insta-Toot……….who cares if JA returns, you say. Well, GT fans on the GT blog seems like an answer that would make alot of sense and should be obvious to most football fans. Except you, I guess.
Go Dawgs
January 8th, 2013
8:56 am
A bit of good news for GT that JA will be returning. Still curious about the departure of Coach Kelly. I figured he had the inside track for DC. I guess not.
January 8th, 2013
10:32 am
It is rare that in my several years on this planet that I have a good idea, so I offer this incredibly bad idea for Coach Johnson:
hire the tanned and rested Jerry Glanville as defensive coordinator! He's back in Atlanta, folks.
Glanville was the freshman coach at Georgia Tech "I'd tell 'em the Regency Hyatt House was the freshman dorm."
Glanville was a great recruiter: "Georgia Tech has the finest Forestry School in the nation!"
Is Glanville as crazy as a March hare? Definitely!
Would there be constant NCAA scrutiny? Oh yeah!
Would he and CPJ get along? Of course not!
Does Glanville have baggage? Think Cleopatra.
Can he recruit? Can he coach some D? Check and doublecheck!
Would Glanville be a distraction? From what, giving up 40 points a game? It would be a welcome one.
What's the worst thing that could happen (other than lose eleven games and get the death penalty)?
That's what I'm talking about.
That would be more fun than smearing Gorgeous George's mascara down at the old Municipal Auditorium on a Saturday night!
January 8th, 2013
11:35 am
It is time to name a DC!!!!
January 8th, 2013
11:47 am
AWESOME!!! We need more leaders on our team. It's not enough to have leadership in the coaching staff – it's absolutely necessary to have players who will step into the leadership role as well. JA is a perfect example of what a leader should be and how he should command the respect of his fellow team mates through his relentless play on the field in practice and on game days – and off the field through his personal life at school and in the community. Go Jackets!
January 8th, 2013
1:06 pm
Attaochu!!!!!!! God bless you!
January 9th, 2013
10:21 pm
I don't think much of uga, and I don't think much of anybody that does…………..


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- Farokh Shahabi Nezhad
- Tehran
- Iran
CEO & Co-Founder at Idearun, TEDxTehran
This conversation is closed.
Is there any way to prevent religious debates from turning into a big fight?
People discuss lots of things, politics, sports, anything
But when they discuss religious opinions, most of the time, they get all angry and try to win even with fight.
why is that? why that can't be a normal subject?
and more important, How can we prevent this?
Closing Statement from Farokh Shahabi Nezhad
Tnx everyone for their replies. I enjoyed learning from different aspect for this problem.
I can only conclude this : Don't argue with someone unless they are open minded and ready to be changed and challenged.
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Dino HarrellFeb 20 2013: Point out the simple fact that, like language and eating utensils, a person's religion is a function of their culture.
Pause for effect, then walk away. Or stay to argue which way a fork should be held, or that chopsticks are better - whichever your culture dictates is the One True Way.
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