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While the features and capabilities of smartphones have run away with themselves, vastly expanding what mobile devices can do, the humble text message still remains one of a phone's most important functions.
Free instant messaging services like WhatsApp may well be replacing the older, network-based messages, but the idea of quickly tapping out a short sentence or two before sending it off to a friend is still something that pretty much all mobile users regularly do. Here we take a look at some of the most famous text messages that have ever been sent.
The first text
The very first text message was sent on 3 December 1992 by British engineer Neil Papworth. The text was actually typed on a computer and sent to Papworth's Orbitel 901 mobile phone, heralding a new era of short, written communications. The message itself? A simple greeting of "Merry Christmas".
Speed spelling
The Guiness Book of World Records actually recognises speed-texting amongst its listings, with the current record holder being a man named Mark Encarnacion. The record revolves around typing the sentence "The razor-toothed piranhas of the genera Serrasalmus and Pygocentrus are the most ferocious freshwater fish in the world. In reality, they seldom attack a human" on a touchscreen device.
Encarnacion achieved this feat in 20.53 seconds, in an event held outside Microsoft's Redmond headquarters on 24 April 2013.
Mobile marriage
It was in 1999 that one of the first recorded text message marriage proposals was made, by a Salesman called Grant Strange. His to-the-point text to his long-term girlfriend read "Will you marry me?" and was answered with an emphatic "Yes, Yes, Yes, XXX".
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By 2008 text messages had long since become commonplace amongst the millions of people using mobile phones across the world, but it was then US presidential hopeful Barack Obama who turned them to a new purpose. On 23 August of that year, Obama sent a group message to his supporters reading "I've chosen Joe Biden as my running mate", seen as a cutting-edge move at the time.
The man who would become president has long been associated with mobile devices and was regularly pictured tapping out messages on a BlackBerry handset before taking office.
Along with the most famous text messages in history, we recently took a look at some of the most important phone calls ever to have taken place, including one that lasted over 54 hours. You can find out more about them here.


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Ghosts of Deportees
"...Woodie Guthrie's famous ballad Deportee about a 1948 plane crash in California that killed the pilot, crew and passengers, who were Mexican nationals being deported back to Mexico at the end of the harvest season. Guthrie had read about the crash in the New York Times, which described the crew in detail and then dismissed the passengers as anonymous deportees. The point of the song is in the refrain: "You won't have a name when you ride the big airplane / All they will call you will be deportee," capturing the denial and indignity … [Read more...]
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American Hustle's Music of Swindle, by Geoffrey O'Brien
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Penman enjoys Eminent Hipsters a lot more than I do (watch this space), but he gets off some very fine licks: "It's a portrait of the artist as an embryonic Florida retiree: grumpy, fidgety, fond (his hotel room iPod plays nothing but old Verve jazz or Stravinsky), ungrateful toward fans, snarling at managers, leering at young poolside babes, spiteful to hotel staff. Fagen doesn't skirt the risk of deep mortification. He leads us round 360 degrees of his touring profile: petty, grouchy, backward-looking, too smug by half. And yet, while it … [Read more...]
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That night, after I interviewed Hoffman, I went back to my hotel room and had a dream about Lester, something that happens with some regularity. In every dream, he isn't dead, but instead has been hiding out somewhere. Waiting. This time, I asked him where he had been. He told me Florida. "I've just been waiting for you to get it right," he told me. Well, Philip Seymour Hoffman certainly got it right when he played Lester in Almost Famous. And maybe tonight I'll go to sleep and bump into Lester and Philip Seymour Hoffman and Lou Reed arm … [Read more...]
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An aspiring actress in Toronto outs herself as a serial online dater who dates men in exchange for fancy dinners.
Meet 23-year old Erin Wotherspoon. Erin chronicles each date on her blog called "restaurant tips from a serial dater."
Erin says that because she is a struggling actress, her wallet is thin.
Therefore, she dates men and sometimes even women to fulfill her restaurant hit list.
In one blog entry, she writes "men should feel honored by this open invitation to date me."
She says dating for dinner isn't as easy as you might think. Wotherspoon says that she's put up with a lot of bad conversation, and she's had to pretend to be interested in things she doesn't care about.
In fact, Miss Wotherspoon says that through all the free meals, she hasn't met a single man who has piqued her interest. She hasn't gone on any second dates with men she's met yet.
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I had an experience that made me similarly question what actually happened. Because a friend was involved and the circumstances were murky, I was not comfortable with using the word rape.posted by jessamyn at 9:24 AM on August 31, 2011 [7 favorites]
My therapist at the time helpfully walked me through other ways of thinking about it. She told me I didn't have to call it rape if that didn't feel right to me, but at the very least, what happened was uncomfortable and violating and felt NOT OK. That discussion was very freeing. "Rape" felt wrong to me, too damning, too heavy. And this was your experience. Don't let others define it for you.
If it felt NOT OK to you—or any variation of NOT OK—that's where I'd start when discussing this with your fiancee.


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Can we change, can we live without money?
Ancient civilisations achieved a great deal, when focusing their efforts upon whichever problem needed to be solved. Energy, water, food etc.
Where previous civilisations failed to meet the needs of their people we now have the opportunity to learn from them and with greater numbers than has ever been on this planet before.
However we have been distracted for generations.
Our efforts are focussed on acquiring, chasing, and losing money, while real issues such as providing fresh drinking water, food, and energy to all humanity are ignored by the majority of us.
The problem with money has become so complex and yet its source energy is greed, and we know this to be destructive in all forms of relationship.
Why would we continue to face the world's problems using the biggest source of distraction in humanity to get us there?
It is insanity to believe that we need "new world order" and world currency to solve these issues.
A thought:
Imagine everyone today who's role in human civilisation is to protect and serve money (bankers, accountants, so on and so on) where to be suddenly un-employed.
What figure would that be?
How many working hours would there be available for other more productive tasks in society?
Imagine there is no money. What do we need? How much of it do we need?
Can we meet our needs as a civilisation with the quantities we require vs the amount of time and human energy we have?
Can we stand as ONE to achieve this?
There are more questions, there are more problems, change is coming one way or another, and time is running out.
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Oct 15 2012: We see everything around us in terms of property. The more we own, the more we are. "I own therefore I am". We place almost no value on virtues like integrity, empathy, open mindedness, discipline, reliability, etc. Sadly, in this world of us, humans are disposable, property is not. Money however is only necessary as a means to transact property. You can't grow or acquire your inner values by means of money. If we learn to value those things over property, money will become obsolete. Until then the answer is no, we cannot live without money.
Oct 16 2012: I personally don't but we as a society do. "We", the society is not necessarily all of us, it is the majority, in this case an overwhelming majority. Me and a few others that think differently must conform to this majority and compromise a great deal of what we believe because the paradigm shift is so great that otherwise we would be squashed out of existence. What we can do is small steps, which I do, talk to people, find other like me or similar believes and when we will be many than we can take ever greater steps. And if we are successful, maybe not me but generations down the road, the majority will adopt the model and the world changes. I really cannot know which is the correct way to go, but what I know is that what it is today is wrong.
Oct 16 2012: you see, this sounds much more honest. you are a victim of other people's greed, you say. that a valid position, though i think not true. i don't think majority of people would focus too much on material wealth. mostly they don't focus on anything. but to some degree many focuses on nonmaterial things among materials. i'm not convinces we are out of balance in that regard.
Oct 16 2012: I am not a victim, I am sorry you sensed that in my reply. I am actually doing ok, in this materialist world. That does not stop me from seeing that things are not alright.
You say people are not focusing on material wealth? Everything is about material wealth. People work, cheat, steal, even kill for it. And I am talking literally not figuratively.
On my last trip to Budapest, I happened to sit on the tram exactly where the ticket puncher was positioned. A person climbed on the next stop and positioned himself closely to the puncher. I found him to be uncomfortably close to me so I couldn't help but look at his actions. From the way he was holding a ticket in his hand that he was not going to punch it, unless the controllers climbed aboard. This would not be so interesting to this topic, but then his phone rang and he picked out a brand new iPhone from his pocket. Even if I give this guy the benefit of the doubt and say that the poor guy is hitching a free ride because he cannot afford to pay for it, I have to place him in the "poor bastard" category who will spend his last dime to pay for an expensive gadget so that he could present himself as having more than he actually has.
This guy is not alone, the vast majority of people are like that. I am sorry but I have to radically contradict you: their heads might be empty, as in they don't focus on anything, but they sure focus on at least on thing: having more and being able to show it.
Oct 16 2012: Stefan the points you made here ctually worth for is it.
But can you say something from the name of society?
Can you say we but not be part of it?
I think, the ideas your are presenting here is coming from your experiences and and people you see around you. I do think you should say people or perssonally instead of we.
Best wishes,
Oct 16 2012: did i say people don't focus on material wealth? i said they don't do that too much. we don't want to live in a world in which material things don't count at all. i personally don't want, at least. i do want computers, cellphones, medicine, fast travel, heating, proper clothing, space exploration, science museums, bridges and the list is endless.
as you probably aware, i'm kind of well informed about the situation in budapest. so i can also inform you that it is much more a cultural issue than material. the same people are very happy to pay one euro for a farting app for their iphone, approx the same sum as a ticket. not buying a ticket is basically a form of defiance, a personal revolution against the powers that be. so in fact it is a nonmaterial thing, and you should be proud of it.
but if people are so much material, how do you explain the success of kiva, for example?
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APPLETON, WI (WTAQ) - A Kimberly restaurant owner has been charged with human trafficking.
51-year-old Yen Meier was charged in Outagamie County with human trafficking and benefiting from human trafficking.
According to a criminal complaint, the alleged victim told police she became pregnant by Meier's brother in China. Meier and her brother arranged for the victim to come to Kimberly and work at Yen's Chinese Buffet. The victim said she agreed because she was afraid of being shamed in China for having a baby out of wedlock. The victim said she arrived in the U.S. in December 2011. The baby was born the following April.
The victim told police Meier paid her a total of $50 the entire time she worked at the restaurant. Meier forced her to work six or seven days a week, for 12 to 14 hours a day. Meier had the victim live in two Kimberly apartments and gave her so little food that her body was not able to produce milk for the baby.
Finally, in July, the victim told police she had enough of Meier's treatment and contacted another person to help her get to Chicago. She did not take the baby along because she had no way to take care of the child. It was the abandoned child that eventually got police involved in the case.
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In this photo Friday, Nov. 16, 2012, Dan Curry, the superintendent of Liberty Christian in buys HoHos, at the Hostess Outlet store in Redding, Calif., shortly after it was announced Hostess was going out of business. "This is how I keep my office staff happy," Curry said. "So I've got to stock up." (AP Photo/Record Searchlight, Andreas Fuhrmann)
NEW YORK (AP) — Hostess Brands Inc. lived to die another day.
The maker of Twinkies and Ding Dongs said late Tuesday that it failed to reach an agreement with its second-biggest union. As a result, Hostess plans to continue with a hearing on Wednesday in which a bankruptcy court judge in White Plains, N.Y., will decide if the company can shutter its operations.
The renewed talks between Hostess and The Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers International Union came after the company declared last week that it would move to wind down its business and start selling off its assets in bankruptcy court. The company cited a crippling strike that was started on Nov. 9 by the union, which represents 30 percent of Hostess workers.
After making its case to liquidate on Monday, the bankruptcy court judge noted that the two sides hadn't yet tried resolving their differences through private mediation. The judge noted that 18,000 jobs were on the line and urged the company and union to try to resolve their differences. Both sides agreed to hold mediation proceedings on Tuesday.
In a statement late Tuesday, Hostess said it would not comment on the breakdown in talks other than to say that mediation "was unsuccessful." A lawyer for the bakers union said he had no comment, citing mediation ground rules.
Hostess shut down its three dozen plants late last week after it said the strike by the bakers union hurt its ability to maintain normal production. The union says the company's demise was the result of years of mismanagement, however, and that workers have already given steep concessions over the years.
Hostess, weighed down by management turmoil, rising labor costs and Americans' changing tastes, is making its second trip through Chapter 11 bankruptcy restructuring. The company, based in Irving, Texas, had brought on CEO Gregory Rayburn as a restructuring expert in part to renegotiate its contract with labor unions.
The company reached an agreement with its biggest union, the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, on a contract that dramatically reduced pension contributions, as well as slashing wages and health benefits. But the company said the bakers union stopped returning its calls about a month ago.
The Teamsters urged the smaller union to hold a secret ballot on whether members wanted to continue striking. Many workers in the bakers union decided to cross picket lines last week but Hostess said it wasn't enough to keep operations at normal levels.
Teamsters General Secretary Ken Hall said the failure of the mediation talks Tuesday and the likely shuttering of the company was a "tragic outcome" for Hostess workers.
Rayburn said that Hostess was already operating on razor thin margins and that the strike was the final blow. The bakers union meanwhile pointed to the steep raises executives were given last year as the company was spiraling down toward bankruptcy.
The company's announcement last week that it would move to liquidate prompted a rush on Hostess treats across the country, with many businesses selling out of Twinkies within hours.
Even if Hostess goes out of business, its popular brands will likely find a second life after being snapped up by buyers. The company says several potential buyers have expressed interest in the brands. Although Hostess' sales have been declining in recent years, the company still does about $2.5 billion in business each year. Twinkies alone brought in $68 million so far this year.
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Moving on from bears...
It's sister blog, http://uglyoverload.blogspot.com/ is fun some of the time. You occasionally find some cool stuff.In Austria, a tale to dent in any faith you may have left in marriage: Two tortoises who've been a couple for 115 years are getting a divorce, or at least a trial separation. They had to be moved to separate cages after they started attacking each other.
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Went to the House of Lords for a reception. They ran out of wine. Oops!
Currently doing the Start Up course, so my SB is going to be lonely
Ugh, the Georgia humidity is starting to warp a bunch of my paperback books.
Gotta get a dehumidifier one of these days.
Welp, that life changing event that would have solved all my problems entirely. Didn't come through.
Well, I'm fucking depressed now.
Wow, is Bill Murray OLD. Damn!
I've been looking for a job for two months, and I didn't have that much money to last me in the first place. Concerned about paying for food and rent. All I need is a minimum wage job to afford food and shelter, that is all I asked for. On the side, I am collecting my belongings to sell (I don't know if anything I have is worth selling). Making copy-paper posters in an open lab to advertise my services. Lawn mowing, baby sitting, helping elderly, any rag tag jobs. To keep myself from going insane, I've been walking into Loyola's library to read books on screenwriting, then practicing writing... because I can't draw when I am not at peace. I can't draw but at least I can write.
Ironic thing is, the more I feel physical pain and hunger, the more I want to go out and volunteer, help, or do something for others. I've been looking for places to volunteer and help. It's a craving. There is so many things to do. But at least when I go to bed, I fall asleep within a few minutes.
Fuck it, I won't hide anything. Everyone deals with this shit.
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I kept telling myself back in August when I first got my apartment that I'd be able to withstand the summer heat I knew to expect around now.
Yeah, no. The only time the weather's bearable is during the early morning and late night.
Last edited by Psychotime; June 30th, 2012 at 01:30 PM.
Futurama movies always start off entertaining, go on for faaaar too long
and become tiresome after a while. Beast with a Billion Backs is my
favourite out of the bunch, but generally the movies are meh.
i even dont like football, but i had to say it.
We won the euro.
poor italy
I witnessed the most RIDICULOUS thunderstorm in my life. 45 minutes of straight lightning flashing every half second. I could walk across my house from the light emitted in the lightning no problem. I thought aliens were attacking. It seriously crossed my mind. This felt like something that happens in a movie before an alien attack fucks up the atmosphere.
Then I had 3 dogs in my lap including a doberman that doesn't even fit in my lap I had to sing to just to calm them down.
Oh yeah and then we had wind so strong it snapped a perfectly healthy tree that was about 4-5 feet in diameter like a toothpick, which miraculously landed across our driveway missing our cars by a foot, and missed the house.
But we then in 90-100 degree heat with no electricity hack the tree up and carry it into the woods. Then have no AC for days.
Crazy weekend.
yesssss Spain won the Eurocup C:
¡Que Viva España!
Happy Canada Day
joyeux fête du Canada
I find it odd that, Roberts, of all people, found Obamacare legal as a TAX!
WTF, Irene!
a head-scratcher, truly. . .
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but Portugal should have been in that final instead, seriously, with Spain? again?! >:C FML!
Thats semis match felt like the real eurocup final, no 4 goals there alright, Portugal´s defense lines had Spain suffering like thay never have in the last few years but they had to fuck it up the penaltis, they might as well have tossed a coin to choose the winner, that match was extremely close.
Italy made a surprisingly good tournament but today they really played horribly, they should have been a million times better prepared and have no excuse. No team that arrives to a final of that caliber should do so only to lose for 4 goals in such a one sided match, it was pathetic.
And the last sub was spent on Motta? for pete´s sake, that obviously proved a wonderful idea. Italy has a killer bench and they needed attack, what the hell was going on? They were already very much screwed by then but at least they could have done a bit more to help their cause in the second half.
Last edited by JDSart; July 1st, 2012 at 09:33 PM.
Huh. Apparently when you point out something like bat anatomy ("his arm's broken in that picture"), people will think you're a rigger (3D animation term if you don't know). Ok.
Last night there was a decent storm that knocked out power for a few areas. Ever drive into a four-way intersection at midnight and none of the traffic lights are working? The people in Savannah can be pretty courteous. I'm impressed. No idea why so many other people were driving around for at that time (I was just going to Walmart), but really courteous regardless. That's something I honestly like about Savannah. You can always expect to see people driving around no matter the time.
Empty streets at night really creep me out (like anyone else), but this happens even when I'm in a car (which I'm not sure about everyone else).
I'd sure as hell never WALK around at night in the kind of area I live in (within the first month that I moved into my apartment there was a shooting right down the block, no joke. The incident may have been isolated, and the act turned out to have been premeditated, but a shooting is a shooting. It's bad enough I can get the occasional bum showing up at the front door asking for money at 3 in the morning.)
Anyway, DRIVING at night where there's still a bunch of other drivers around regardless of the time feels pretty safe. I remember hearing that drivers subconsciously view their car as temporary extension to their body.
The funny part I forgot to mention it is that the main example of a place that I'm creeped out to drive alone at night is my HOMETOWN (if you can call it that). I'm perfectly comfortable leaving my car UNLOCKED out there (HELL NO to doing that in Savannah!). I can walk around at night out there and the only thing I'll worry about is a wild deer getting too close (bastards are always somewhere). But driving at night on that same road is CREEPY to me despite all that, simply because of how empty it is. Is that weird?
Bah. Just rambling.
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The guy I was meant to testify against was sentenced yesterday to 4 years. He's 71 and may he rot when they catch up with him. I had all the evidence 4 years ago, but the elderly committee were too apathetic to do anything for years.
Currently doing the Start Up course, so my SB is going to be lonely
Ok, so I kinda need to vent. Bear with me for a sec, kthnx.
Here it goes...
*cough cough*
Argh! Argh, argh and...argh. Argh x25678897!
So, recently I found a job. And I love it. Well, I love the people I`m working with, they are an amazing bunch of guys.
2 days ago my boss comes in and wants me to do a brand new cover for a title we`ll be releasing soon. He wants it to be f**** epic, and have a chick who should be naked. The more, the better.
He. Wants. ME. To. Make. A. Cover. For. A. Title.
And I have, what...a week? Oh, and a funny fact - he already has a cover for it. 5 of them, to be exact. He just feels like having something fresh right now.
So, a guy with 3 years of "casual" drawing under his belt has one week to make a cover in Mullins/Kotaku/Chan quality. With a naked chick. And blood splatter.
He`s a nice guy. He really is. But this is business suicide. Highly unprofessional. Up until today I actually brought my work home with me and continued to work on it in my free time, and also during the weekends. But if somebody else is going to be irresponsible like that, why should I care? Why should I break my back and bust my a$$? Hell no! I will do the best I can, but I`m aware of my limitations. There`s nothing wrong with that. I will get better with time. But, I will get better b/c of me, and not b/c my boss wants an awesome new cover. I`ll put in my 8 hours a day on it, and period.
And I`ll stop being a drama queen. I promise. I`ll work on it. Eventually. Yup.
The end.
pxleslayer- You are being given an opportuninty. It sounds like your boss wants a fresh idea and sees something in you. So congratulations. Sure you may not create the most epic poster ever, but you can try. Maybe you can do something compositionaly that will inspire an epic final poster. Just try your damnedest to do something fresh.
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I usually throw awesome 4th of July parties with firecrackers and jack daniels and shrooms and shit. I didn't throw this party and there was none of that fun to be had. It was PG 13. I ate veggie dogs and talked to a 20 year old girl that had never heard of Nine Inch Nails. That is the cue that I am too old for 20 year olds. The worst part is everybody said "oh it's getting late, it's almost midnight" In my opinion it's not late until at least the stores quit selling beer or the sun comes up. It's not a party if you drive home SOBER!
Good luck with that deadline Pxel.
Raoul, was just listening to NIN today. Was pumping 'Closer' in the car
with the wife next to me. (We both love that track.)
My dog tried to bury/store the last scrap of his rawhide treat in the house.
First next to a side-table, then under a coffee table, then he moved it
again and settled on hiding it behind the curtain.
He ate it later that evening.
My wife landed her dream job today at a major international law firm.
Now, I can finally achieve -my- dream of being A KEPT MAN!!!
Boss: "I want to explore new ideas!"
Me: "Btw our deadline says that at this point we should have had the idea chosen and already half finished by now"
Boss: "Now is the time for new fresh ideas!"
The worst part is if they rebut your "it can't be done" argument with "you're a professional, I'm sure yo can do it!" when your opinion as a professional is that his idea can't be done with the time we have. I mean there's opportunities and then there's bosses who don't understand how deadlines work and can't make up their mind, so PxelSlayer I feel your pain....
Oh, if I should whine! About two months ago I signed up to a painting class that is supposed to start next week, and I waited and waited when they might send the bill and other documents for stuff you had to buy, as those letters are usually sent at least two weeks before the course starts and eventually I started thinking that the course had been cancelled.
Last Friday it registered my new address and made so that all my mail will be sent to my new apartment starting from this week's Monday. Yesterday I went to check it and found the bill letter from the new house only to find out that the due date for paying the course had been on this week's TUESDAY. So they gave people only one day (or less, if the letter actually arrived to the house on Tuesday) to pay the bill when all bills have at least week's time to be paid!
Argh! I paid it and there will be no extra fees for being late but now I have to run around Helsinki on Saturday to buy all the crap I need for the course that starts on next Monday, all while all my stuff will be unpacked in the new apartment because during the course I don't have time to go buy furniture, sheesh.
"I eat comics and poop stylization"
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An awesome job opportunity that I thought was just about in the bag has completely fallen through due to budget issues. And I don't know if I can stay here where I'm living, waiting for someone to move away for the job to possible open up again. I don't know what to do now, since my two back up plans aren't looking so hot either.
"A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step."
Lao-tzu, Chinese philosopher (604 BC - 531 BC)
My SketchBook.
I just noticed my left thumb might be slightly longer than my right. It's more flexible, too. Huh.
I really should start learning to use my left. No dexterity at all with that thing.
Realized I couldn't name the "7 Deadly Sins."
Hadda look 'em up:
need a new cellphone since my 4 yr old one died. I need new glasses, need a new pair of shoes...but my room also needs a cool lava lamp my impulses always tell me to manage my money like a 12 yr old , scientists should really get going with that money tree already
I don´t think ill get a smartphone, it just seems like a big waste of money for me right now. I just need to text and call, no plans, no fees, simple and cheap
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My eldest son is 21 tomorrow. I'm sure he was just a baby the other day.
Currently doing the Start Up course, so my SB is going to be lonely
I went to an alehouse for a friends birthday and all the beer was that gross microbrew hype. I think they're just rebottling skunked schlitz and charging 1000% more for it.
Congrats Black Spot.
Had a terrible end to the weekend. Was storming all day here today, driving
back from my inlaws we were on a coastal road with a cliff face on our left and
the ocean on our right, with no street lights. I hit a rock that had been dislodged
from the mountain side by the rain.
It tore my front left wheel to shreds and buckled my mag. I pulled off, no
lights and no torch. (My stupidity) I could not see much at all. Luckily my
brother in law was close by, so I called him to bring some light with him
so I could put my spare on.
I went to get something out the car, my wife was standing next to it looking
at the shredded wheel, when a car pulled up behind us. I got out of the car
and they suddenly drove off...
My bro in law arrived soon after and shone his car lights on the situation. Damage
to my front bumper as well. Spare was completely flat of course.
Most irritating thing is I just had my alignment and balancing done last week. It's
all gone to shit now. I am just hoping the damage is not too extensive to the steering.
Still, as my wife kept reminded me. It could have been worse. Got home safe, it's
a 45 minute drive, but I took it slow.
Wow, glad you and your wife got home safe and stuff, Star Eater.
"A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step."
Lao-tzu, Chinese philosopher (604 BC - 531 BC)
My SketchBook.
I'm having like, the worst cold I've ever had this year and it's summer and it's tough to beat. Luckily my class has ended, but I was hoping to be more productive instead of feeling useless. And my period is also coming soon. Jesus.
terrible cold right here, all i am doing is sneezing and coughing. lol.
I am going to be amazing! .
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OK, here's the final word (I think) on whether the Bulldogs will have any two-a-day practices this summer:
They'll have one session of two-a-days.
Georgia's original practice schedule called for no days of double drills, but the revised schedule calls for two practices on Aug. 9. Otherwise, the Dogs will have single practices almost every day in August except for Sundays, when they'll be off.
"My goal with this whole thing was . . . instead of the old 'let's break them down and build them back up' . . . was to just build them up from the get-go," Mark Richt said Monday night before speaking to the Greater Atlanta Bulldog Club gathering at the Cobb Galleria Centre. "We get two more weeks of really good [weight-]lifting cycle. . . . When we start the season, I'm hoping we'll be stronger and healthier. Plus, when you go a lot of two-a-days, you tend to fatigue, tend to pull muscles. I'm trying to keep that from happening if possible."
Richt also noted that under current NCAA rules, which do not permit two-a-days in the first week of practice and thereafter allow no consecutive days of two-a-days, teams can fit in no more than three or four sessions of two-a-days anyway before school starts.
"I think it's going to be really good for us," Richt said. "Hopefully it'll work. Hopefully it'll make us stronger. Hopefully it'll make us more fresh. Hopefully we'll be able to install our systems at a pace that is advantageous for our players."
And here's the latest word (not necessarily the final word) on whether tailback-turned-linebacker Richard Samuel will redshirt this fall:
Probably not.
"We think he can help us on special teams also, but he's going to play scrimmage downs for us," Richt said. "We were talking about maybe redshirting him at one time, but I doubt very seriously we'll be able to redshirt him because we need depth and he's a guy that we think is going to make plays for us."
Trey Thompkins got a great experience last week: playing on a select team of college basketball players that trained against the U.S. national team in Las Vegas.
Thompkins' UGA coach, Mark Fox, got a chance to watch a bit of the action.
"It was a tremendous experience for Trey," Fox said. "You look out there on the court, and you had Kevin Durant on one team and Trey on the other. It really makes you feel good that the kid is being able to experience that and have some success. We're excited about Trey and his development and his return to school. And he's very hungry to win."
If you missed it — I added it to the story on the NCAA investigation last night — here was Richt's answer when I asked if he is concerned that he might not know the outcome of the probe when practice begins next Monday:
"As usual, I'll worry about things I can control. I can't really control it, but I've got no indication at all that there's any reason to believe that all of our guys won't be practicing Day 1. So that's my expectation right now. If something changes, then we'll adjust."
A few more things:
July 27th, 2010
6:07 am
July 27th, 2010
6:27 am
How will georgia defend Da'Rick?
July 27th, 2010
6:34 am
With a LAWYER!
July 27th, 2010
6:38 am
I wouldn't trade these two coaches, Richt and Fox, for any others in the land. They epitomize the principles of leadership and character.
July 27th, 2010
6:43 am
TheNumber34: Too bad the student athletes that they are the leaders for don't epitomize leadership and character.
July 27th, 2010
6:49 am
George,I suppose you know everyone of the athletes they coach/have coached…hmmm? You twit. You're like our ruling political leader…you let the minority speak louder than the majority.
If everyone of these athletes emulated their respective coaches, Richt and Fox to the 't', they would be super-humans. Unfortunately, not all do and they learn the consequences of their actions….as most humans do.
Let's put your life achievements up against those of Coach Richt…whoop…I hear the crickets chirping.
July 27th, 2010
6:55 am
The student athletes we have are good leaders and young men for the most part. If you are a Techie, please worry about Robert Hall. Hall beats up a girl and misses only one game. You must be proud. Don't forget about your starting defensive back. Why is Tarrant still on your team after raping a girl?
July 27th, 2010
6:55 am
Ah, what a twit. Jumping to conclusions. Go back and read my statement, but understand what I was trying to say.
Both men have shown truly great character in their coaching careers. Not too many people will argue against that. It is a shame that many of the student athletes that play football at UGA have made bad decisions and represented CMR poorly.
So, next time before you decide to criticize someone and call people names, how about making sure you completely comprehend what they were saying?
July 27th, 2010
7:10 am
And the Repub's let Limbaugh speak for them. Sheeeesh! How did politics find it's way in here?
July 27th, 2010
7:18 am
George, by closing one eye and standing on my left foot, I can gather the meaning of your original comment, but you made a generalization that stood out louder than your message. You lumped ALL of the athletes together when in fact, as a percentage, there are few.
The name calling was uncalled for, and I apologize for that.
July 27th, 2010
7:22 am
JB, Limbaugh is not directing national policy, and for that I'm thankful. Neither repubs nor dems guide my thinking…only Jesus Christ can do that.
Go Dawgs!!!!
July 27th, 2010
7:58 am
What a great evening, the sad part is that most are not able to hear each of the coach's speak in person. This takes away the media, and to be in a more relaxed environment. They did a great job. Mark Fox is on the right track, Mark Richt, just a class act, and you can tell that he is excited about getting started. Frank Crumley is a asset as interim AD, but I am sure that more personality will be injected with a new AD in the future. Just another great evening for Georgia. For those that did not attend, you missed a great time..
July 27th, 2010
8:01 am
How will UGA defend DaRIck? Will UT allow individuals on 'work release' to play on their team?
July 27th, 2010
8:11 am
relax folks … get over this and move on
July 27th, 2010
8:20 am
Hey Volzdrool, we won't have to defend him. The ball won't get to him.
July 27th, 2010
8:29 am
How long will DaRick be out after Rambo hits him?
July 27th, 2010
8:35 am
Were all those in attendance waving their red panties?
It's kind of sad to see all the Dawg fans getting so excited this year (just like the year before, the year before that, etc.). How long is it going to take for UGA fans to realize that UGA is simply no longer relevant in the SEC? In the national picture, UGA isn't even a blip on the radar, and hasn't
been since the preseason #1 ranking two years ago.
Sit back and be grateful for the seven or eight wins you'll get every year. Coaching genius Mark Richt may take you to 10-2 or even 11-1 occasionally, but Florida will still win the SEC, meaning no BCS bowls and no top 10 final ranking. Most years, UGA will be very lucky to finish in the top 25, and only after a big bowl win over a nobody opponent.
It's a different world now, and Dawg fans, like Miami and Ole Miss fans, need to adjust their expectations downward to reflect reality.
Unfortunately nothing is going to change until UGA changes its mediocre coaching. That's where the difference is, and that's why everyone outside Bulldog Nation just laughs at Dawg fans getting so excited year after year about what a great recruiting class UGA gets. It doesn't matter how many
blue chip high school players go to UGA, they simply don't get the coaching they would get at Florida or Alabama, to name two schools whose programs are far ahead of UGA. And that's not going to change as long as Mark Richt is in Athens.
Get your heads out of the sand and face reality. And get used to mediocrity and irrelevance.
And red panties waving in your face.
July 27th, 2010
8:37 am
if i were a tenn fan i would play like an ostrich this year
July 27th, 2010
8:44 am
is dim' ric' going to play ? i doubt dooley will let him. if he does dont come over the middle son.
July 27th, 2010
8:58 am
Yaz is a pimple faced loser that has never had a girlfriend (you are STILL mentioning red panties?). I guess he has forgotten about the 2 SEC titles and 3 Sugar Bowl (isn't that a BCS bowl?) appearances. Also, how about the 5 Top 10 finishes in the CMR era with a #2 and #3 final ranking? Yaz is a typical Nerd fan who has to hide behind FU and Bumma to make a bold statement. As far as expectations, the Bulldog Nation has high ones- like always. We are a passionate bunch unlike the 30000 (at most) Nerd fans that go to the home games to see who isn't at the library and bop up and down immaturely to the Budweiser song!! Class acts indeed!!
July 27th, 2010
9:40 am
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July 27th, 2010
10:54 am
Sorry I caused all these "agent" problems for the teams in the SEC. I had to tell the NCAA investigators something, that's what "cooperating" means. They won't know some of it is made up until AFTER I'm a quarterbacks coach in the NFL.
July 27th, 2010
11:14 am
Yaz…isn't that a women's birth control? Sounds like you're a walking women repellent, anyway.
I attended last night's forum and am impressed with all the coaches. Yes, everyone wants to win a championship every year…at every school…but everyone can't win every year, can they? We are lucky to have such a high class, high caliber head football coach. I for one am glad that Richt leads the team in a way that emphasizes character and not just winning. Sure, some of our young men get into lots of trouble…but who reading this would like their job performance based (in any way) on the behavior of kids who are just learning how to be responsible for themselves?
I asked Richt if he intends to be tough on players who commit personal fouls on the field, to which he answered in a low, serious tone "Yes, sir." You can tell that he regrets having to discipline players on or off the field. But he will do what must be done to balance team discipline and helping players be responsible for themselves.
Oh, and thanks to the person who asked about the dreaded black helmets. Richt asked the crowd's opinion about more black helmets, and there was a unanimous "No!" replied.
July 27th, 2010
11:21 am
Richt is 90-27 in three years and will reach 100 this year…GO DAWGS!
July 27th, 2010
12:36 pm
Yaz if this is how FLA is getting it done then UGA wants no part of it. http://shortattentionwhat.blogspot.com/2010/07/future-rookie-of-years-in-gainesville.html
July 27th, 2010
12:55 pm
100 plus in 10
July 27th, 2010
12:55 pm
Richard Samuel on special teams? He better not mean as kick returner.
July 27th, 2010
1:59 pm
Tick tock,tick tock countdown to kick OFF !
July 27th, 2010
2:00 pm
Here's my top 5 for the afternoon:
1. Dawgdom: Awesome reply, hilarious. But in truth, Da'Rick is still a top tier player. Don't forget that, I'm sure the UGA coaches and defenders won't.
2. THENUMBER34: Don't be so sensitive, the comment by George wasn't too bad. We both that a few players can make the whole squad look bad. But honestly, outside of the assault charge, I haven't seen much to be overly concerned about at UGA. I'd love the kids to all be perfect angels but they're not, and neither are any of us.
3. George: You're a prick, get a life and quit spouting crap about the OTHER teams, worry about your own. We'll worry about ours.
4. YAZ: Kudos, keep throwing the stones that hurt your victims. What I don't understand is WHY any UGA fan gets upset about red-panty-jokes? First of all, they're stupid and sophomoric. Secondly, I think it's funny as he11 that he had her panties in his lap. I woulda wished I was in his place if I wasn't engaged and the girl wasn't so skanky.
5. 11DAWG: Samuel will be on the coverage teams, not returning kicks.
July 27th, 2010
3:16 pm
For all of you that like to talk about UGA and it's players and coaches in a negative light, just think about your church congregation. If you can't get everyone in your church to live a perfect life then don't expect a football team to be any different. Coach Richt has had MANY more successes in leading and inspiring young men to lead better lives than the other way around.
July 27th, 2010
3:37 pm
The more you write, the better we look…GO DAWGS!!!
July 27th, 2010
3:44 pm
Is it true Richt may move practices closer to the county lockup so the players can participate on their 1 hour of free time during the day? Sounds like a good idea. Richt's always thinking ahead.
July 27th, 2010
3:45 pm
I agree "Really", but i hate myself sometimes for throwing facts and stats back at their rants, only to have it go right over their heads. I'm trying to learn…
Whoops, Preston, leave my congregation out of this. Good point though….lol
July 27th, 2010
3:46 pm
Whoops, my point exactly. Duh-huh, that was funny Tech Sting. Get back to cleaning the stalls on MY campus.
July 27th, 2010
4:28 pm
Who do I contact to get my number listed in the Dawgs locker room?
July 27th, 2010
4:32 pm
Techies need to worry about a loaded FSU and Miami this year! Maybe yall can get past them so the DAWGS can win the ACC Title again this year.
July 27th, 2010
5:55 pm
What is Chuck Doodle Smoking? CMR will be history next year. He will be 4 short of the 100 mark after this season. Book it !
July 27th, 2010
6:04 pm
Richt said something I believe most people missed. In any championship team, the leadership needs to come from the players, not just the coaches. Georgia's leaders on offense are going to come from an experienced offensive line, where most played as freshman. They and the Dawg nation need to protect and expect Murray to struggle as he grows in the QB position.
Its the same on defense. The new scheme will require leaders to step up and hold people accountable for being prepared and meeting their assignments. Coaches can take this all only so far. It is the on field leadership that is needed. Georgia has enough experienced players to have a solid year. Will the leadership intangibles have developed in enough players to take it to the next level? That is the fun of college football. The unpredictable nature of 18-23 year olds.
July 27th, 2010
6:15 pm
The biggest problem for Georgia this year is "Errorn Intercepta-Murray"?
July 27th, 2010
6:24 pm
The Gators don't need the wind to make them feel fast, they know they are FAST. All Florida's running back did in the NCAA meet was run a 9.96 100 meter dash–now that is fast.
July 27th, 2010
7:49 pm
Ealey would have been faster but he had a gator in his eye!
July 28th, 2010
12:03 am
Yaz………….Please tell us another "red panty" joke or just be your funny 'ol self, that is talking about "red panties"………no stop ! please ! you are just killing me ! Never laughed so much in all my life when you make those "red panty" remarks………….Yaz, you are one wild and crazy guy………ever thought about doing stand-up ?……..You'd be the greatest ! I'm your #1 fan Yaz……….I'll be standing by, Yaz, just hoping you will post again soon……..you are just too darn wacky mister……….with my Warmest Best Regards, RED
July 28th, 2010
2:09 pm
Wow …………..100 wins as a UGA head man in 10 years. Wow. This is wonderful.
I am confused, howevver ………we all know that "UGA is one lousy football prgoram" and with "one lousy staff 'and one lousy group of lousy players". Right??? wrong.
UGA is the only major football program to have won 8 or more games for 13 straight years and this fabulous winning streak will be extended to the start of 2011. Neither FSU or Florida or Ohio State or Alabama or LSU or UT or texas or the real USC or any acc schools have this distinction.
Say all you want to ………… BUT UGA is ONE VERY RICH FOOTBALL PROGRAM WITH THE NUMBER ONE BRAND IN SALES REVENUES. MONEY TALKS AND BLAH, BLAH,BLAH WALKS, BABY!
It IS ALL ABOUT MONEY ……….and Texas and UGA are number 1 and 2. This says it all about UGA …………. the college football market ( not obama ) dictates whether a progam is worthy of viewing or not.
Go Dogs.
July 28th, 2010
8:39 pm
no bama this year
July 29th, 2010
1:11 am
Confused………confused ? you sure as hell don't sound confused to me !……to me ?……You sound like one hell of a good DOG……….you are right-on the 'ol button my friend………cheers to you "confused"……..and GO DOGS !! GATA !! SIC' 'EM WOOF……..WOOF…….WOOF !!!!
July 29th, 2010
8:39 am
How will georgia defend Da'Rick?
Easy…Just give him an invitation to a bar.
Cheat shot Da Rick will do the rest.
The moron has not even practiced a minute and he is in trouble with the law.
So glad he did not go to Georgia.
July 29th, 2010
1:15 pm
ToccoaDog: "How long will DaRick be out after Rambo hits him?"
Haha, I think the questions is- how long will Rambo be out after he hit's Da'Rick?
July 29th, 2010
1:15 pm
[...] season even starts. Good news, though – a readjustment of the practice schedule means that the Dawgs will have at least one day (August 9th) with two practices. Of course a preseason without two-a-days would hardly make Richt a "trend-setter" even [...]
July 30th, 2010
6:40 am
Ugag – you're a floater. The other day you posted that the Dawgs couldn't be mentioned in the same conversation as Bama… until you were schooled by a few other posters who let you in on the secret that Richt's Dawgs are 3-1 against the Tide. Today, you say "no bama" this year? Which is it? Bama NC or Bama no-NC? Take a stance and stick with it. I guess you could have been pointing out the obvious and irrelevant that UGA doesn't play Bama this year but that would have been so out of context that… Maybe you should move over to teh Tech boards.
July 30th, 2010
6:46 am
Yaz – Is that for Yazoo City, MS? That would certainly explain how you had to go to the Tech Talking Points site and copy the paragraph about UGA being irrelevant. That idea of "irrelevant" makes you out to be one more wanna-be analyst. Look at how bad Michigan is, and not even Brent Musberger would be stupid enough to call them irrelevant. Here is an idea, post you favorite team (you probably don't have an Alma Mater) so we can compare which team is truly relevant. And don't pull TX, OhSt, USC, Bama or Fla out of you @ss. If they were your favorite, you'd have already said so.


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Dr. Jay DiLeo, OB-GYN, with midwife advocate James Henderson, Esq.
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Before I begin, I would like to thank both you and BabyZone.com for accommodating this debate. Too often people on both sides of the home birth discussion will simply talk at each other, rather than talking to each other. While I would be misleading all of the readers to say that I was not passionate about the topic, I hope to persuade you through reason and science that the decision to give birth at home should not be met with trepidation and concern, but with excitement and hope and the knowledge that the mother is not disrespecting herself or her new baby.
[For the ease of the readers, and not out of any disrespect, I will refer to you in the third-person throughout this response.]
Furthermore, all of my statements (both here and in my earlier letters to Dr. DiLeo) are subject to the following two crucial assumptions: (1) that a mother choosing a home birth is herself healthy and that the pregnancy has been healthy; and (2) that the home birth is both planned and attended by a midwife or doctor. Dr. DiLeo is correct that high-risk conditions would contraindicate a home birth; I would not try to argue otherwise.
(1) Dr. DiLeo, along with obstetricians around the country, consistently repeats that the decision to give birth at home puts the "new life at higher risk" than giving birth in a hospital. THIS IS SIMPLY NOT CORRECT.
Obstetricians, whether through personal belief, what they were taught in medical school, or fear of losing business, will loudly and repeatedly state that home birth is dangerous. In a curious attempt to allay anxiety, Dr. DiLeo writes on page 380 of his book: Home delivery still remains one of a baby's biggest threats. It poses significant risk to you as well. Well, if I didn't know better, i.e., if I simply wanted to take his word for it, that might convince me to head straight to the hospital at the onset of labor. But I do know better, and an established body of science indicates quite clearly that Dr. DiLeo is, at best, misleading his readers.
Given the assumptions stated above, the science shows that birth at home is AT LEAST AS SAFE as birth in a hospital (in fact, for multiparous women, some studies have shown that mother and baby are SAFER at home than in the hospital). I will not bore you here with an in-depth scientific analysis (there was a reason I stopped studying science and went into the law), but here are some key citations and websites that are the basis of my assertion:
- Wiegers, T. A., M J N C Keirse, J. van der Zee, and G. A H. Berghs. 1996. "Outcome of Planned Home and Planned Hospital Births in Low Risk Pregnancies: Prospective Study in Midwifery Practices in the Netherlands." British Medical Journal 313:1309-1313.
- Ackermann-Liebrich, Ursula, Thomas Voegeli, Kathrin Gunter-Witt, Isabelle Kunz, Maja Zullig, Christian Schindler, and Margrit Maurer. 1996. "Home versus Hospital Deliveries: Follow-up Study of Matched Pairs for Procedures and Outcome." British Medical Journal 313:1313-1318.
[NB: I trust Dr. DiLeo would agree that the British Medical Journal is one of those "prestigious medical journals."]
- Schlenzka, Peter F., "Safety of Alternative Approaches to Childbirth", Stanford University, 1999.
I challenge Dr. DiLeo, or any student of birth-related issues, to provide a cogent critique of these studies.


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The biggest surprise is the extent to which she has been a warrior for the cultural left.
The federal government is tightening its control over the 50 states and the lives of every American. The U.S. Constitution, however, says states are supposed to be equal partners with the federal government. State sovereignty — allowing each state to control its own affairs — is the cornerstone of that equal partnership and critical to protecting Americans' freedom.
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As we saw, the 11th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals became the first federal appellate court to find the Obamacare individual mandate unconstitutional last Friday. I filed briefs in that case on behalf of the American Civil Rights Union urging that result. More important than the ruling is what the trend is showing. For all that matters in the end is what five Justices on the Supreme Court say.
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The ruling is in stark contrast to the U.S. Supreme Court's Kelo decision permitting cities to take private property to generate more tax revenue.
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While state lawsuits against the Affordable Care Act (ACA) continue, physicians are presenting their side of the argument. According to an article published this week in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), the individual mandate that all must have health insurance is the only way to expand health care access and keep costs from ballooning.
The Goldwater Institute's Starlee Rhoades appeared on CBS 5 News to talk about how the National Debt Relief Amendment is just what the country needs to get on the road to fiscal responsibility.
Against IPAB before it existed. As I reported earlier this week, the central question in the Goldwater Institute's constitutional challenge to the Independent Payment Advisory Board (IPAB) created by last year's health care law is whether or not the board, which is intended to restrain the growth of Medicare spending, passes the "intelligible principle" test.
Today, the House held a second hearing on the rogue board of Medicare spending czars created by Obamacare. This mother of all death panels is known as the Independent Payment Advisory Board (IPAB). My column looks at growing Democrat opposition to the entity, which would have unprecedented authority over health care spending. Seven Dems are co-sponsors of a House IPAB repeal bill On the Senate side, GOP Sen. John Cornyn is introducing an IPAB repeal bill.
Medicare is in serious trouble. The Medicare Trust Fund will be bankrupt in 2024, according to the 2011 Medicare Trustees Report — five years earlier than projected just last year.
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The Kansas City Chiefs announced today that they have signed FB Ryan D'Imperio.
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D'Imperio (6-3, 240) has played in 12 games (one start) in two NFL seasons with the Minnesota Vikings (2010-11). After spending the 2010 season on the club's practice squad, D'Imperio was promoted to the active roster in October of 2011, recording two catches for seven yards. He was released by the Vikings before the 2012 season.
The Sewell, N.J., native originally entered the NFL as a seventh-round draft choice (237thoverall) of the Vikings in the 2010 NFL Draft. D'Imperio played linebacker at Rutgers, recording 185 tackles, 7.0 sacks (-55.0 yards), two interceptions, six passes defensed, one forced fumble and three fumble recoveries. He prepped at Washington Township High School in Sewell, N.J.
This is likely a training camp signing. The Chiefs don't have a lot of competition at FB so they are probably brining in D'Imperio to rectify that.
He didn't play last year and when he did play for the Vikings in 2011, he was graded a -3.3 overall by Pro Football Focus.
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