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Gold continues to fall
After Tuesday's dramatic sell-off, prices extend their losses, weighed down by positive jobs data and a stronger US dollar.
By Alix Steel, TheStreet
Updated at 4:31 p.m. ET
Gold prices continued to slide Wednesday, albeit more slowly, after Tuesday's dramatic 3% sell-off, which left traders wondering how to buy the metal.
Gold for February delivery settled down $5.10 at $1,373.70 an ounce at the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. Gold traded as high as $1,385.20 and as low as $1,364.
Stocks shook off early losses to rally as reports on private-secotr jobs and the service industry were better than expected. The Dow Jones Industrial Average ($INDU) closed up 32 points at 11,723, the S&P 500 ($INX) gained 6 points to 1,277, and the Nasdaq ($COMPX) rose 21 points to 2,702.
The U.S. dollar index was rallying 1% to $80.23, while the euro was sinking 1.2% to $1.315 vs. the dollar. The spot gold price was losing $3.90, according to Kitco's gold index.
Gold prices had a painful day Tuesday, shedding more than $40 as sellers booked profits and sell-stops triggered a dramatic sell-off. The skid was attributed to better-than-expected economic data moving investors away from commodities and into stocks, as well as money managers and hedge funds locking in 2010 gains.
As gold prices traded near the 50-day moving average of $1,377, sell-stops were activated, a move in which positions are sold automatically to help traders lock in profits. The sell-off, however, didn't scare ardent gold traders away; it just raised the question of how and when to buy.
Scott Redler, the chief strategic officer at T3Live.com, has been trading gold through the SPDR Gold Shares (GLD) fund since 2008 and is lightening up his position while he figures out the next technical move.
"Gold is breaking the recent accelerated uptrend," says Redler. "I would recommend you getting down to tier one at best, if any. We need to figure out the composure moving forward."
Redler is still a believer in higher gold prices for 2011 but is not sure at what level. Gold's next support area is around $1,320, and then the 200-day moving average of $1,265 an ounce.
Doug Kass, a contributor at RealMoney.com, thinks gold could be one of the worst-performing assets of the year despite the fact that prices popped 400% in the past decade.
Big corrections in gold prices, however, are nothing new. There was one in early 2010 when spot gold prices sank almost $100 from their high in January to their low in February.
Pratik Sharma, the managing director at Atyant Capital, says the sector "inhales and exhales 20%-30% at least once or twice a year."
Extreme selling has typically been met with stronger buying, which has helped stem gold's free fall. GLD shed only 4 tons Tuesday, indicating there are still long holders in the market. But the momentum money will most likely stay on the sidelines in the short term to make sure the correction has completely shaken out.
On the fundamental front, recent inflationary indicators might prove helpful for gold. On top of the eurozone's larger-than-expected 2.2% inflation reading for December, the Financial Times reported that food costs in the U.K. rose 5.5% in the past year, well above their high but tolerable 3.3% inflation rate. The eurozone also reported November's producer price index reading of 4.5%, slightly higher than anticipated, as energy costs rose.
The mounting inflation news is putting governments in a bind. With economic growth still anemic, raising interest rates to fight inflation might not be a practical solution. In fact, countries like the U.K. have actually hinted at more quantitative easing, and trouble hasn't shaken out of EU nations either.
Portugal raised €500 million in short-term loans but had to pay up for the money. The average yield jumped to 3.83% vs. 2.04%. Higher yields indicate that investors are reluctant to lend money to the country and therefore must be enticed by higher interest rates.
Gold prices will also have to factor in a decision from China to let its currency, the yuan, rise 5% vs. the dollar in 2011. Logic dictates that a stronger yuan would mean a weaker dollar, which would be good for gold prices, as the two typically move inversely to each other. A stronger yuan could also increase China's purchasing power, increasing its citizens' ability to buy gold.
Jon Nadler, a senior analyst at Kitco.com, argues that a beefed-up Chinese currency will probably be neutral for gold. One possible scenario is that "upward revaluation means a tougher time for local exporters, which could imply less money available among the wealthy to spend" on gold.
Short-term gold prices were taking their direction from a better-than-expected Automatic Data Processing employment report that said the U.S. private sector added 297,000 jobs in December -- almost triple what was anticipated. Expectations are high headed into Friday's jobs number, with analysts looking for 175,000 nonfarm private jobs to be added, according to Briefing.com.
Better data are hurting gold, as investors see less need for the haven asset.
Silver prices shed 31 cents to settle at $29.20 per ounce. Copper closed up 4 cents to $4.41 per pound.
Gold mining stocks, a risky but potentially profitable way to buy gold, continued to fall after getting clobbered Tuesday.
Barrick Gold (ABX) slid 3.4% to $49.90 while Newmont Mining (NEM) fell 1.6% to 58.16. Randgold Resources (GOLD) shed 3.1% to $78.17, and Eldorado Gold (EGO) lost 1.2% to finish at $17.64.
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A State educational agency may consolidate the amounts specifically made available to it for State administration under one or more of the programs under paragraph (2) if the State educational agency can demonstrate that the majority of its resources are derived from non-Federal sources.
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A State educational agency shall use the amount available under this section for the administration of the programs included in the consolidation under subsection (a) of this section.
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A State educational agency may also use funds available under this section for administrative activities designed to enhance the effective and coordinated use of funds under programs included in the consolidation under subsection (a) of this section, such as—
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A State educational agency that consolidates administrative funds under this section shall not be required to keep separate records, by individual program, to account for costs relating to the administration of programs included in the consolidation under subsection (a) of this section.
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To determine the effectiveness of State administration under this section, the Secretary may periodically review the performance of State educational agencies in using consolidated administrative funds under this section and take such steps as the Secretary finds appropriate to ensure the effectiveness of that administration.
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If a State educational agency does not use all of the funds available to the agency under this section for administration, the agency may use those funds during the applicable period of availability as funds available under one or more programs included in the consolidation under subsection (a) of this section.
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Allergy medicines can change the results of skin tests. Your doctor will tell you which medicines to avoid and when to stop taking them before the test.
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Running back Jason Snelling, who tested the free agency waters last season before returning to the Falcons, agreed to terms with the team on a three-year, $4 million contract Thursday.
Snelling, 5-11, 234 pounds, was originally selected by the Falcons in the seventh round (244th overall) of the 2007 NFL draft.
Last season, Snelling rushed for 151 yards on 44 carries. He also added 26 receptions for 179 yards and one touchdown.
In five seasons with the Falcons, Snelling has totaled 1,192 yards on 300 carries with seven touchdowns while adding 107 catches for 827 yards and five touchdowns.
Snelling is the fourth player the Falcons have re-signed or tagged in order to keep them from becoming free agents on Tuesday.
The Falcons placed the franchise tag on cornerback Brent Grimes on Monday.
Starting free safety Thomas DeCoud signed a five-year, $21 million contract, tight end Michael Palmer and running back Antone Smith signed their exclusive rights contracts on Tuesday. On Wednesday, defensive end Kroy Biermann signed a three-year, $12 million contract.
Negotiations with defensive end John Abraham, the team's sack leader, are in a holding pattern. Negotiations with middle linebacker Curtis Lofton, the team's leading tackler, were termed "amicable," but no deal has been reached.
Here are the rest of the Falcons' prospective free agents: offensive tackle Kirk Chambers, wide receiver Harry Douglas, cornerback Kelvin Hayden, tight end Reggie Kelly, center Todd McClure, linebacker Mike Peterson, quarterback Chris Redman, offensive guard/center Brett Romberg, wide receiver Eric Weems and long snapper Joe Zelenka.
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March 8th, 2012
10:34 am
Interesting….. am I first?
March 8th, 2012
10:38 am
Looks like the Falcons also have a "core" (shout out to Rick Sund ). I think we go D-heavy in this years draft.
March 8th, 2012
10:39 am
Seems like the Falcons may be planning to return their RB corps from last year. Antone Smith has been re-signed too. Unless they plan on releasing Turner, it doesn't seem likely the Falcons will pursue any free agent RBs. If they bring in a rookie, it will likely be a late round pick or undrafted free agent to compete for a roster sport.
March 8th, 2012
10:40 am
Great news! Now cut Turner and use the $$ for Mario Williams.
March 8th, 2012
10:43 am
Great to have Snelling back, he's proved more than capable of picking up the slack for Turner. Hopefully they'll rotate these guys more this season, instead of overworking Turner until he gets hurt!
DOL, let us know when you hear the contract terms.
March 8th, 2012
10:49 am
March 8th, 2012
10:49 am
Interesting off season, watching Dimitroff's decision making. With the new coaches and acknowledgement of need for change, I am encouraged and excited.
Nolan always has a good defense, and man we needed to a new scheme with ours.
Hope we sign some free agents for the offensive line, and defensive line, and with much gratitude for Abraham, he needs to go.
Michael Turner is clearly slowing down, but maybe we get one more productive year from him, as long as we mix it up with Rodgers.
Go Falcons.
March 8th, 2012
10:49 am
Very interesting. This cant be good for Turner. I dont see why Snelling would re-sign knowing he wont get a majority of the carries unless something else is going to change. I have read the articles about them cutting down Turner's carries but most of them talk about rodgers getting those carries.
March 8th, 2012
10:51 am
bubba bean
are you crazy??? you do realize how many total yards turner puts up right, you do know how many TD's, etc. sure you might see him a lot of the time get only 5 yards. but get two of those and you got a first down. Falcons use Turner way to much and need to split his carries as well.
but just watch what will happen with the line. because new coach's will make this better. Koetter is a pro at making lines great for RB. and you might say he stunk at coaching because of the lack of yardage, etc from jags. but you have to realize he had ZERO players except for his RB.
also Williams is now injury prone. do you really want a player who starts out great at the beginning of the season and then gets hurt. Cause I know I hate it when I see Abraham do that. also for the money Williams will make that means that it will be about 1 million a sack, based on his performances. it would be over paying.
March 8th, 2012
10:57 am
Ovie is gone.
Snelling is going to be our hybrid fullback/runningback
March 8th, 2012
11:01 am
Who got Ovie?
March 8th, 2012
11:07 am
Whoa, we need to keep Turner. His production fell off with Ovie hurt. If we need room to sign a FA (not Super Mario, but Carl Nicks!), restructure Ovie's deal, but keep both. If we re-sign Lofton and get Nicks, I'm golden and can focus on draft needs.
March 8th, 2012
11:12 am
I don't see them keeping Ovie either Formul8or. Look for the Birds to go after Grubbs or Nicks for the Oline.
March 8th, 2012
11:14 am
Great news to have Snelling back. I think it will be status quo on offence except for an Olineman or 2 and the emphasis will be on defense.
No need to get all worked up. March 13th draweth nigh. We'll see TD get busy in FAgency.
DLed, why wouldn't we make a play for Mario? He is the most disruptive Dlineman in the NFL, period. Apart from #18 he is the most valuable free agent on the market and if we are serious about winning a Superbowl soon, then this is the guy we must have. It's no secret we have lacked a consistent pass rush over the last 4 seasons and we keep putting band aids on these "cuts" every year. Time to heal the wound and get the perfect antidote. We can dominate the division by doing this one move. This guy not only rushes the QB but he disrupts offensive possessions every time that ball is snapped.
It will cost us yes but if you don't invest then you will be forever mediocre just like most of the rest.
Nuff respect!!
Go Falcons!!
March 8th, 2012
11:21 am
I actually wish they'd use Jason Snelling MORE than they do. As tentative as Turner is, sometimes, in wanting to inflict his will on a hole in the d-line, Jason Snelling just plows ahead. Plus, he's got good hands for the occasional screen or short dump pass. I liken him to what Turner was behind LaDainian Tomlinson; by that, I mean a guy who could go start for someone else and do well.
March 8th, 2012
11:24 am
Time to sign HD
March 8th, 2012
11:25 am
Gratz Big Snell you deserve it bro. Now the question is how long til we cut / trade Ovie, and do we draft a RB and let Turner go? This draft is pretty deep on running backs that can be had in 2nd and 3rd rounds. Plus can we get a pick in exchange for Turner? We just can't keep a starting back that can't receive coming out of the backfield anymore.
March 8th, 2012
11:26 am
Good move. I was thinking that we would go after a RB in the draft, but now that Snelling has re-upped, we probably won't. My hope now is that Dirk Koetter uses him more than Mularkey did.
A friend with some good sources regarding the Falcons says that the team has put together a 7 year, $105 million deal for Mario Williams. $35 million guaranteed, with cap hits of $10 million this year and $11 million next season. I say go for it!
March 8th, 2012
11:29 am
Michael Turner is not going anywhere so you guys may as well drop it. Coach has already said Turner WILL be back next season. When that dude on ESPN called some Falcon fans fickle he was right. Michael Turner is the best RB in the history of the Falcons organization and some of you crabs wanna throw the guy away with the trash. Some of you literally cried when Brian Finneran was not resign and this guy was not the best player at anything but Michael Turner needs to be cut. Pathetic! Jason Snelling is not a 1st string back if he was he'd be one for another team by now. Half of you know NOTHING about football you just regurgitate what you hear that you like from someone else's posting. Michael Turner gained 1340 yards at an average of 4.5 yards a carry last season. For those of you who have never worn a jockstrap in your lives…those are darn good numbers. Michael Turner statistically was the 3rd ranked RB in the ENTIRE league last season. YES 3rd ranked RB in the league. No fan is his or her right mind and with any real knowledge of football wants to just cut the 3rd ranked RB in the league. Unless Michael Tuner ceases to be one of the top RB in the entire NFL between now and the end of next season he will finish out his contract so you may as well STFU about cutting Turner because as long as the guy is producing at a high level he will be a Falcon.
March 8th, 2012
11:32 am
Wow! Another goof by Thomas and Co. Only way this makes since is to cut or trade Turner,which I dont see happening. The crap goes on!
March 8th, 2012
11:34 am
If we can't get Super Mario then Carl Nicks is a MUST!!! Protection is one thing Matt will need this year because he needs more time in that pocket rather than have it collapse around him.
Would he defect to the enemy though? I guess money makes the mare gallop!!
Go Falcons!!
March 8th, 2012
11:36 am
WOW! 3 years for 4Million. That is nothing. I would dump turner and get younger at RB. Snelling is much more versiltile than Turner at this stage in their careers. Draft another RB to fill the Turner void.
March 8th, 2012
11:39 am
4 mil for 3 years. Even if you dont want Snelling its too cheap to complain
March 8th, 2012
11:42 am
Now, let's get Lofton re-signed!!
March 8th, 2012
11:47 am
[...] Orlando Ledbetter of the AJC is reporting that the Falcons have re-signed running back Jason Snelling to a three-year, $4 million [...]
March 8th, 2012
11:51 am
We need hogs in the trenches both ways. Sign Mario and Nicks. Should be no problem doing that, right?
March 8th, 2012
11:52 am
Was that $4 mill/year or $4 mill total?
March 8th, 2012
11:53 am
So far, best news of the period! We need Snelling's versatility. Credit Smitty and Dimitroff for not playing him much last year to showcase his skills. Sadly, Jason didn't have too many other options. Now we must round out our internal signings by locking up:
Curtis Lofton
Harry Douglas
James Sanders
All else is variable. Sign a tackle (Gaither) , a guard (maybe the guy from Baltimore) and a mid-career defensive end that is trending up. Stay away from Nicks and #90 from Houston. Too much $$$. Line up and play.
March 8th, 2012
11:56 am
We don't have the money for Williams and Nicks. Nicks wants a deal similar to the one that Jahari Evans got.
March 8th, 2012
12:01 pm
Dled with all the signings do you have an any idea where this leaves us in regards to cap space? I know the 2012 number is not out yet but I keep hearing we will only have 5 to 7 million left even after the new cap number.
March 8th, 2012
12:24 pm
Wow,im surprised that no one yet commented on the team resigning decoud.He was trashed and labeled super sorry by the atlanta fans.LOL
March 8th, 2012
12:36 pm
ASHCAN; Decoud is not good, special teams and backup should be his role. Dont be suprised if Saunders ,I hope wins out at the free safety spot.
March 8th, 2012
12:47 pm
Where are you JSS —- "Wondrous Wizard do OZ" —- ole great Merlin the prognosticator, predictor of Falcon "IMPLOSION"
Go Falcons —- Snelling great signing, very good person!
March 8th, 2012
12:51 pm
@ASHCAN, there is another article for the Decoud signing and the majority of folks were upset with it and that was before the real numbers hit. At first the leaks were saying about 3 million a year now it's apparent that we are stuck with him since he's being paid 5 mill a year.
March 8th, 2012
12:52 pm
Good deal, solid #2 back. Cut Turner and go get what we need on D!
March 8th, 2012
1:01 pm
March 8th, 2012
1:02 pm
So here are some very rough numbers on the cap situation
Grimes 10 mill
Decoud 4.2 mill
Biermann 4 mill
Snelling 1.33 mill
Smith ???
Palmer ???
So right now we are at least 19.5 million in for the offseason. Word going into the offseason is that we were around 20 million under the cap. Hmmmmmm……I don't see how we can bring in Mario or Nicks without some dudes getting pink slips in the next few days.
March 8th, 2012
1:05 pm
Good deal!!! I've always liked Snelling. He's a very durable and versatile back. Hope we can still keep Turner for another year or two…..either that, or find a cheap RB in FA, and get Turner's replacement in one of the later rounds of the draft.
March 8th, 2012
1:05 pm
jay- 5 years at 21 million is 4 million a year. Not so great for 2012 and 2013 but with the cap jump in 2014 this could be a steal if he keeps getting better!
March 8th, 2012
1:07 pm
I say keep Turner. He could come in handy on 4th and 1.
March 8th, 2012
1:10 pm
"Michael Turner is the best RB in the history of the Falcons organization and some of you crabs wanna throw the guy away with the trash."
Turner has had a great run with the Falcons, but the old adage is that you'd rather get rid of a running back one year early than one year too late. Turner just turned 30, which is usually the age when running backs hit the wall. Although he was still productive last year, it was clear that the same type of explosiveness through the hole that we saw Turner display in 2008 and 2009 wasn't there anymore.
It's not that I want to throw him away with the trash, as you say. He's been a great Falcon. It's just that you have to be savvy enough to recognize when a running back is going downhill. Sometimes that means making a hard decision to get rid of a guy who's been very productive.
I hope Turner has one good year left, because he will be back in 2012, like you said. I'm just not very optimistic.
March 8th, 2012
1:14 pm
As for RB, to me Snelling and Turner are the same back except Snelling can actually catch the ball. We really needed a big hitter RB based on how this offense works. The way our line opens holes is there are going to be 1-3 plays a game where the back needs to take the rock to the house. The problem with Turner is he can't make it to the end zone without getting caught from behind. Love the guy, but we aren't a ground and pound system anymore and he isn't as tough as he was 3 years ago. I think they'll use him for one more season.
March 8th, 2012
1:17 pm
Here's a good link about the Decoud signing. Cap hit this year only 1.5 million. can't beat that for a starting free safety!
March 8th, 2012
1:19 pm
If Ovie can be cut, he's likely gone. Koetter used hybrid FB/RB Greg Jones with Maurice Jones Drew and runs a lot of single back sets.
Do you know our salary cap situation as of the latest signing?
March 8th, 2012
1:21 pm
@jay I think those numbers will be lower based on the contracts. Most contracts in the back loaded with salary numbers and the guranteed money being paid early. Also Grimes's salary doesnt hit the Falcons cap until/if he signs the tender which it looks like he wont.
March 8th, 2012
1:22 pm
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March 8th, 2012
1:24 pm
I think Turner is DONE in Atlanta. I also think the falcons will be trading him next month draft. This is a better back in Snelling because he can run and catch the ball. Turner cost too much for a back that has not committed himself too the falcons. Turner has ate and ate his way out of Georgia and really had gained too much weigh and this is why he cannot stay health in a season. I think is is gone
March 8th, 2012
1:26 pm
UPDATE: Details of the contract have leaked. ESPN's Adam Schefter reports the deal as such:
Safety Thomas Decoud's new deal with Atlanta is a 5-year, $17.5 million base package, including $4 million in guarantees money.
The Falcons get a brilliant deal here and don't have to overspend for a starter. Fans will love seeing that Decoud will be back in Atlanta for another 5 years. Projecting that the contract is structured as such:
5 years, $17.5 million total with $4 million signing bonus pro-rated over 5 years.
2012 – $700k Base Salary, $800k pro-rated signing bonus = $1.5 million cap hit
2013 – $1.7 million Base Salary, $800k pro-rated signing bonus = $2.5 million cap hit
2014 – $3.5 million Base Salary, $800k pro-rated signing bonus = $4.3 million cap hit
2015 – $3.7 million Base Salary, $800k pro-rated signing bonus = $4.5 million cap hit
2016 – $3.9 million Base Salary, $800k pro-rated signing bonus = $4.7 million cap hit
March 8th, 2012
1:27 pm
These guys are giddy… You talk about folks being injury prone on one hand, then on the other hand sign folks who are just that, injury prone (or have sustained huge injuries)…
Because of the broken jaw did the market for Snelling shrink? Also will his head injury (even though it was a jaw) put him in the concussion protocol?


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Missouri football coach Gary Pinkel knows all about the billboard placed along I-85 in the Atlanta suburb of Gwinnett County.
It says "Proud To Be SEC: Mizzou." Missouri is a first-year member of the SEC, and will have its conference opener against UGA on Sept. 8.
"Oh yes, I get text messages and emails from Mizzou people that live in that area and that region," Pinkel told the AJC. "They talk about it and say how excited they are to see it."
There are 16 billboards, including eight that have been placed out of state. There are three in Georgia, including two in Atlanta and one near Valdosta, while one each in Tampa, Fla., Dallas, Birmingham, Ala., Jacksonville, Fla., and Memphis. What was the idea behind the billboards?
"It's to market Missouri," Pinkel said. "We'll be in Georgia recruiting. We've got great respect for the high school football in Georgia, especially in the Atlanta area. We're just marketing our brand name a little bit. We're going to get there and actively recruit … and we're excited about it."
From a recruiting standpoint, it was brilliant placement strategy, as Gwinnett is the home to many high school football powerhouses and is a big-time manufacturer of college football talent.
Missouri is actively recruiting Georgia this year and has made early football scholarship offers to 13 rising seniors from this state, according to Rivals.
"We've done a complete analysis of players that sign with BCS schools out of Georgia, and certainly out of the Atlanta area," Pinkel said. "The size and production of SEC and BCS is parallel to the Metroplex area in Dallas. The numbers out of Atlanta and Dallas are nearly identical. Both have great high school football.
"What you do is go down there and figure out how many players from Georgia stay in the SEC and stay in the ACC, and how many leave the state and go elsewhere to play. We've got data on these kinds of things. And, if anything, it's about identifying good players and selling Missouri.
"We want to go down there with a good reputation of winning football games and graduating our athletes. It's about marketing and developing trust … and slowly and slowly working ourselves into Georgia. We're excited about doing that."
This year, Missouri has one assistant in charge of recruiting the entire state. As the Tigers continue to make the SEC transition, they plan to eventually have two or more scouring the territory, focusing primarily in the Atlanta area and making some rounds in South Georgia.
What is Pinkel's sales pitch to Georgia's prospects?
"The facts are, in the last six years, we're eighth in the BCS with winning in the nation. Those are facts. We're certainly one of six teams that have won eight or more games in the last seven years. So we win at Missouri, and we consistently win. Over the last six years, we've graduated 96-percent of our players. Missouri is a great place and it's a great college town with 33,000 students. Kids love to go to school here. We've got a lot to sell."
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April 18th, 2012
1:20 pm
To beat the best, you need to recruit the best. Saw these same billboards on I24 in TN and I65 in lower Alabama.
April 18th, 2012
1:27 pm
Really MC…are there no Georgia Tech recruiting stories you could be working on???
April 18th, 2012
1:27 pm
C Johnson to a recruit: "I'm not really constipated, I just look that way on TV. Come play for me and I'll finally pass this gas."
The End
April 18th, 2012
1:27 pm
Having lived there, despite the very friendly midwesterners, thats going to be a tough sell. It is flat and cold and miserable in the winner. Believe me on that.
April 18th, 2012
1:28 pm
"The facts are, in the last six years, we're eighth in the BCS with winning in the nation. Those are facts. We're certainly one of six teams that have won eight or more games in the last seven years. So we win at Missouri, and we consistently win. Over the last six years, we've graduated 96-percent of our players. Missouri is a great place and it's a great college town with 33,000 students. Kids love to go to school here. We've got a lot to sell."
So basically…"WE'RE A BIG EASY SCHOOL IN THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE AND WE WIN FOOTBALL GAMES". I guess they are a great fir for the SEC…
April 18th, 2012
1:29 pm
Yeah – come to Mizzou where there is nothing to do. Travelling up there for the game. It looks like a real boring place.
April 18th, 2012
1:36 pm
Tech recruitin' story…
How about the SEC recruiting story…"Come play for my big 35K-student state school, not THEIR big 35K-student state school. I will guarantee that you get to the NFL…even though I will never put that in writing. No other coach you talk to has the job security I do…especially the coach at (insert SEC school that didn't win the SECCG)…so why would you go there? The ACC doesn't put anyone in the NFL…so don't make that mistake. Also, our boosters will set you up with cool part-time jobs and advertising opportunities…even though you will not get compensated for using your likeness. OH…big thing I almost forgot. Don't get hurt or start sucking…or we'll bring in another player just as good if not better than you and I will have to invent an injury or force you to transfer to FCS. But hey…that never happens at THIS school. You want to be a winner don't you? Oh by the way, our curriculum is decent. What do you think?"
April 18th, 2012
1:37 pm
MC…YAY! We do exist in this town!
April 18th, 2012
1:42 pm
Same billboard can be seen on I-65 near UAB in downtown Birmingham
April 18th, 2012
1:42 pm
You're not in the Big 12 anymore coach. Kiss your "winning" streak goodbye.
April 18th, 2012
1:45 pm
Not to be difficult, Michael, but I have to ask why you had the remark about Tech in the Tony Parker story last week and why you thought it was appropriate. An explanation would be appreciated.
April 18th, 2012
1:48 pm
FL Jacket, maybe if somebody…anybody…especially h.s. football players, G.A.S. about your pathetic football program we'd see more stories on what Moobs is doing over there. No demand = no supply.
April 18th, 2012
1:57 pm
George…I think MC used an inappropriate choice of words. I think he was referring to the overall record in recent times, and not the general disparity in the annual meeting.
April 18th, 2012
2:02 pm
Might be the case, FLJ. I just would like to know why he thought it was appropriate given the forum.
April 18th, 2012
2:03 pm
One post about whining about Georgia tech getting no love is making a point … multiple post crying about an entire conference just becomes childish envy . Missouri spent their money on the billboards … they WILL recruit Georgia players … it IS a Georgia recruiting story even if it doesn't involve Georgia Tech . In fact you could easily make the argument that not involving Georgia Tech is what usually makes it a recruiting story LOL
April 18th, 2012
2:05 pm
Not to hijack an SEC Mizzou thread…but I hear we have lots of really good prospects coming to the Spring game on Friday. CB Darius Curry, QB Juwaan Williams, DT Jay Woods, CB Brandon Facyson, OT Shamire Devine, OT Jeremi Hall, DE Davin Bellamy, DE Naim Mustafaa, and many more…
April 18th, 2012
2:06 pm
Alabama seems to get more favorable press in the Auburn papers than Georgia Tech gets in the AJC…
April 18th, 2012
2:08 pm
"not involving Georgia Tech is what usually makes it a recruiting story "
Crimson…I got your haha
April 18th, 2012
2:12 pm
GS…the last T-Day game I went to was 2008, and our attendance couldn't have been more than 10K. Any word on what they're expecting Friday?
April 18th, 2012
2:16 pm
They're putting a lot more into it this year, but my expectations are that it won't be more than 10,000. I mean, ultimately it's just a scrimmage. I do plan to attend but I'm not sure why anyone would push themselves to get there to see it.
April 18th, 2012
2:17 pm
I don't care about Mizzouri at all.
I'd rather see recruiting stories about players who want to stay in state and play for their hometown schools.
April 18th, 2012
2:21 pm
What kind of "news" do you want MC to fabricate about Georgia Tech? There's nothing going on with us. That's the story. It's sad. If MC writes that, then all of your complain about negative news. Give it a break.
April 18th, 2012
2:23 pm
How are the results of the games against Tech at all relevant, Michael?
Look, I get that trashing Tech is good for business. UGA has more fans that consume your content. If that's your rationale, at least it would make sense. But putting the jab in there for no other reason makes no sense.
April 18th, 2012
2:25 pm
Can we agree that Duke doesn't "clobber" GT every year…but they "clobber" us (as they do with most teams not named UNC) in overall record.
April 18th, 2012
2:27 pm
He could have just said "the annual game in Atlanta versus Tech," FLJ.
You're right, Techie 3. We have decided to take 2013 off. Sheesh.
April 18th, 2012
2:33 pm
@ Fl Jacket
"Alabama seems to get more favorable press in the Auburn papers than Georgia Tech gets in the AJC"
I know it can seem that way sometimes . We all feel our schools are the targets of unfair coverage . And the truth is … we are ALL right to some extent .. you can blame that on the tabloid style of journalism that reigns supreme . If you follow the Birmingham papers … there are AU hacks who cheapshot the Tide any chance they get . Ask the Barners … they say they all favor Bama ( depending on what day of the week it is )
On a larger scale ,,, take the ESPN challenge . Go around to boards from other universities and see how many say ESPN personally has it out … FOR THEM ( The Vols swear it … Michigan fans have claimed it … the entire Big Twevle or Pac 12 claims it is so . Again … I can see them all being right to some extent because most of them remember when the media either totally ignored them … or tried to gore them for cheap ratings . It is just the nature of the beast in today's world .
April 18th, 2012
2:40 pm
And I'm not naive to the fact that the relative size of the fanbases foctors into things…I get it. While I disagree about trashing Tech is good for business…UGA does have 2 separate daily "blawgs" in the AJC while poor Ken Suguira works his tail off to give us a daily dispatch.
I remember being in school in 1998 when Joe Hamilton had a great shot at winning a Heisman Trophy…yet the front of the Sports section was always something like "Quincy Carter working through hangnail injury" or something…
(pardon the jest)
April 18th, 2012
2:42 pm
"George Stein" I think you're nothing but a Dawg fan posing as a Technie. Duke has OWNED US in basketball. I'm a Tech grad and I've accepted that. It's because Duke has owned a lot of teams. I think the AJC has done a good job of covering Georgia Tech recruiting. There have been a lot of positive stories with Coach Gregory's recruiting and I have read them on the AJC. If you want pure PR for Georgia Tech, then you should stay on Jackets Online or start your own fan blog. Your views do not represent the majority of Georgia Tech alumni and supporters.
April 18th, 2012
2:44 pm
@George Stein The article was referencing the fact that Parker would get to come back home once a year and beat up on Georgia Tech. This is both true and pertinent to Parker's recruiting. The fact that you got your feelings hurt is not pertinent.
April 18th, 2012
2:49 pm
@Fl Jacket
One other thing … just a view from the "outside" … if there is a nod to UGA , GT and the other state schools on the AJC recruiting blog … it comes in the form of covering your schools recruits from OUT of the state of Georgia .
Bama just got two recruits from New Jersey and inside Alabama . I didn't see a word about it here . And I never expected to . On the other hand … if GT gets a recruit from Oskosh , Wisconsin … you can BET it will get written up on the AJC recruiting blog . Most of what I know about Jacket recruiting comes from this blog . That is about as much hometown balance as you can ever expect .
April 18th, 2012
2:49 pm
How can any football fan pass Geography any more?
You've got teams in Texas & Central Missouri located in the Southeast.
You've got teams in NY & Pennsylvania on the Atlantic Coast
Then there's a team near the Pacific NW (Idaho) who's located in the (Big) East.
And last year we where told the Rocky Mountains of Boulder, Colorado (CU) are located in the Pacific.
Before we know it, kids we be posting 4s on the Wonderlic!
April 18th, 2012
2:50 pm
They're in South Georgia along I-75 too.
April 18th, 2012
2:51 pm
"…We're just marketing our brand name…" brand name? what brand name? your Misery and that's all…
April 18th, 2012
2:52 pm
@GT fan
Good point.
April 18th, 2012
2:53 pm
""George Stein" I think you're nothing but a Dawg fan posing as a Technie. "
I can personally vouch this isn't the case. The coverage in the AJC is disproportionately in favor of UGA…I don't think anyone questions that…or should. However the printed record – no matter how unintentional – should refrain from displaying favoritism. That's the gist of George Stein's argument I think.
April 18th, 2012
2:57 pm
George, I think what M. Carvell meant to write was:
"Tony Parker is gonna get beatdown annually in ATL"
April 18th, 2012
2:59 pm
MC did a good job covering Robert Carter's recruitment decision…I won't deny that. I think the disproportionate amount of coverage about Tony Parker (who Robert Carter is every bit as good a prospect) stems more from the fact that he's a nationally highly recruited player who's waiting until the end to sign. That's just a bi-product of the media and Recruiting…the undecideds and flippers get more press because well…the firmly committed are just boring!
April 18th, 2012
3:00 pm
Sorry, I responded to a few comments but it seemed to caught in the filters.
April 18th, 2012
3:40 pm
Does anybody have any Kleenexes to hand out to George Stein and Florida Jakcet? Grown men crying on a message board. Boo hoo, boo hoo. We all know Georgia Tech won't have but a handful of "fans" in the stands for the spring game and when the AJC reports attendance, you will cry on here again about unfair coverage.
April 18th, 2012
3:46 pm
Who gives a freaking rip about Misery!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
April 18th, 2012
3:50 pm
Cry: Not sure they are grown men.
April 18th, 2012
3:52 pm
Meant 'grown' or 'men'.
April 18th, 2012
3:52 pm
Funnily enough, Cry Me a River is the same person who will be hammering the AJC for not covering a Tech player arrest.
April 18th, 2012
4:32 pm
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April 18th, 2012
4:51 pm
I wouldn't exactly call a few billboards "something big." Maybe large in size, but really weak on creativity. Move out of the sticks, fellas…
April 18th, 2012
5:08 pm
Mizzou is an ok team, they should fit right in the sec east.
April 18th, 2012
5:56 pm
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Madison is also losing its moderate drought status – but those conditions still apply in over 60 percent of the state. And total land area that's abnormally dry or worse has hardly changed at all last winter, still at just over 88 percent.
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Starting with $1100 from savings and a handful of products in 1984, Honolulu Pharmacist Richard Weinstein began going door to door to physicians, clinics, pharmacies and hospitals throughout the State of Hawaii selling pharmaceuticals. Two years earlier something happened that would foretell the future.
Richard and Judy went on a first date meeting on an early Sunday morning at 6am to play tennis at Ala Moana Beach Park. Afterwards Richard escorted Judy back to her car and noticed that on the front seat was the latest issue of Entrepreneur Magazine. Richard said, "you're not going to believe this!" They both walked over to Richard's car where he pointed to his copy of the same issue of Entrepreneur Magazine. They married the following year. Brother Jeff joined the company in 1985 as Controller. By 1986, R.Weinstein's growing wholesale pharmaceutical business revenues surpassed $1 million for the first time. Then in 1990 a big break came when R.Weinstein joined a co-op comprised of other independent medical product distributors throughout the United States and Canada gaining access to valuable vendor contracts and crucial marketing support. As a result of this, R.Weinstein was now able to offer Hawaii's healthcare professionals a local service which could supply both the pharmaceuticals and the medical products and equipment needed to operate their medical offices and clinics. The company moved to a larger office/warehouse in Kakaako and with the addition of numerous key employees, R.Weinstein Pharmaceuticals and Medical Products became the largest independent distributor to Hawaii's healthcare professionals.
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Let's see. I like Bowie, but I don't revere him like a lot of people, and I tend to focus in pretty hard on certain tracks rather than listening to whole albums. So, I think my Rushmore for Bowie would be something like:
1. "Space Oddity." Yeah, I know, it's baby's first Bowie song, but… I like space. And I like melancholy pop songs. And progressive rock and psychedelia. And "Space Oddity" has all those things. It captures the loneliness and disconnect of drifting around the Earth up there all on your own in miniature, and all of the instrumental breaks are just awesome.
2. "Do Anything You Say." This is not prime-era Bowie by any stretch of the imagination. It's a single he recorded for Pye in 1966, and it is fantastic, checking in somewhere between beat and Northern soul. By and large, people don't really rate anything Bowie did pre-1969, but it might be due for re-assessment.
3. "Golden Years." I love this song. It's like Bowie-goes-soul, but it's so joyfully loopy and off-balance. It might have the best backing vocals ever.
4. "'Heroes.'" What can I say, I'm a Robert Fripp fan. This song creates such an odd effect. It's as though it's reaching for the sky but also anchored to the ground. No matter how hard Bowie stretches for the stars, he's still on the ground. It's heartbreaking.
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