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Tuesday grilled tuna, grilled tofu, rice, and spinach salad with the 2009 Joguet "Cuvee de la Cure" Chinon. Takes a bit to come out of shell, but nice when it does. Dark juicy fruit, menthol and herb, good acids, crunchy finish. Could use a bit of time but nice. B+/B
Wednesday roast chicken but no wine, as I was taking a group from Sarah Lawrence into city. Thursday I came home from work, decanted a Barolo, and headed to Pound Ridge. John Gilman is writing an article on Burlotto and Dan hosted a tasting. I was first to arrive, Dan greeted with 2 delicious but very different Champagnes.
Camille Saves (I believe this was the Cuvee de Reserve)
This got better and better through the night. Elegant, with a fine mousse, but with some power. Lovely Champagne (I have quite liked the Saves rose for a while, but can't remember a white bubbly before) - I initially preferred the Beaufort, but this really grew on me. . A-
Andre Beaufort Bouzy Grand Cru Reserve
Very sweet fruit (high dosage?), candied orange peel dominates, with passion fruit and ginger. Exotic and different. B+
I wasn't taking notes (and was mostly listening to John talk about the history of both the Burlotto family and of winemaking in Barolo, as well as the changes in what vineyards are considered prestigious over a century plus) as we went through the core of the tasting: 2008 and 2009 bottles of the Burlotto Acclivi, Cannubi, and Monvigliero Barolos. . Very interesting wines, with the 2009s being much more accessible at moment. As expected,I think the 2008s will be the long distance runners. The Acclivi was quite aromatic/spicy in both vintages, I think the Monvigliero was my favorite in both. There was some concern over whether the 2008 Cannubi was a sound bottle, it was my least favorite of the evening, and the only one I wouldn't buy happily. I'm looking forward to the View from the Cellar article.
I had brought along a bottle of the 2012 Burlotto "Elatis" - as previously reported, a full and flavorful rose, as John said perfect for grilled meat on a hot summer day. B+/B
Now, I had quickly double-decanted the 1996 Burlotto "Neirane" Barolo (John said this vineyard is now the base for the Acclivi) before I left home. But when I poured at Dan's I was disappointed- some volatility, stink, smells off. John however was serene and said "I think it's fine, it just needs more air." Yeah, right. Well yes, he was right! 15 minutes saw noticeable improvement, and about ½ hour after it was poured it had turned into a lovely example of Nebbiolo. Medium-bodied, rose and tar over red fruit, nice length. Not a powerhouse, but classic old school Barolo (more mature than some big name '96s). B+/A-
We had been having cheese and bread, Dan put out a nice dinner of pork, potatoes, and mushrooms with 2 blind wines
Wine #1 : Sweet, elegant, red fruited. Someone guessed Burgundy, no, but the I correctly guessed Rhone (of course I was thinking Northern maybe CR, but still I was right). Once Rhone was established John got Beaucastel and vintage right away. Beautiful, long, One of the best CdPs I've ever had. 1981 Ch, Beaucastel Chateauneuf-du-Pape A-/A
Wine #2: Floral, pretty, delicate. Not especially long, but I might have shortchanged this one in my fascination with the Beaucastel. Cathleen got Rioja quickly 1982 CVNE Vina Real (think GR) B/B+
I was solo Friday, and had leftovers- Betsy had made a white bean and lamb dish for dinner Thursday. I opened the 2006 Feudo Montoni "Vrucara" Nero d'Avola. Medium bodied, seemingly a bit riper than '05 or '04 of this, cherry/red fruits, sandalwood. B+/B
Saturday a friend came by and I opened the just arrived 2012 Cowan Cellars Rose. Very happy with this- crunchy red fruit, pale with a mineral streak, nice acidity. B++
I spatckcocked a cornish hen and grilled, had with some caprese (Dave went to Arthur Ave), green salad, and Madonia olive bread. Wine was the 2010 Roilette/Coudert Fleurie. Yum! Pure sappy red fruit, showing well, light tannin, good acids. A-
Sunday Betsy drove back from Philadelpia while I prepared dinner for our anniversary. She eventually survived the traffic, and I welcomed her with a glass of the NV Jacquemart "Marie Weiss" Brut Champagne. Easygoing lighter style of bubbly, crisp apple fruit. B
So I made pasta with lobster/tomato/arugula/lemon/basil, with miso glazed delicata squash and salad. Wine was the 2012 Bruna "Maje" Pigato. Clean, lemony, fresh, with a little saline streak. Nice uncomplicated wine, and an excellent match with the main dish, B/B+
Grade disclaimer: I'm a very easy grader, basically A is an excellent wine, B a good wine, C mediocre. Anything below C means I wouldn't drink at a party where it was only choice. Furthermore, I offer no promises of objectivity, accuracy, and certainly not of consistency.


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Monday, 9th February, 2009, 08:44 PM #31
"Master Alanax, I am at your service." Janus stands and bows deeply. "I will endevour to answer any questions you may have."
Last edited by changer; Monday, 9th February, 2009 at 08:48 PM."There is only one cure I know for stupidity."
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Tuesday, 10th February, 2009, 06:10 AM #32
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Despite his hurry, Balth is able to talk the man down to 20 silver, and still feels that he overpayed slightly. Still, the cloak seems to be of good quality, so he heads for the ship in relative satisfaction.
Alanax lowers his voice. "Naturally, the first priority of this mission is to dispel the freezing effect, and I don't wish to override that. But I think it would be of great help in the future to know as much as we can about the magic behind it - powerful magic, obviously. Understanding it is the first step in countering it and preventing any further occurences. If it was created by a ritual - or some sort of experiment gone wrong - there may be items of great intellectual value to be found on the island. Material components, experimental notes and logs - spellbooks, perhaps. If you should come across anything of the sort, I should be obliged if you'd turn them over to me, rather than destroying them. Unless, of course, you feel that destroying them is necessary to break the spell - I don't wish to distract you from that main purpose."
"Still, if you find anything that I could learn from, I would be grateful. I could reward you handsomely for the service." He glances toward the gray scribe, who is paying no attention, and lowers his voice still further. "My employers, in their stinginess, don't budget for such things, so you would need to give the items in question directly to me. In fact, please don't mention this to anyone else. I could get in trouble for disbursing unauthorized funds, and you could get in trouble for accepting them. Not anything ILLEGAL, mind you - just that skirting Guild rules would be a black mark on your record and make it harder to do business with the authorities in the future.
But still, a nice bit of coin in your pocket would do well for funding your own researches, eh? Or whatever ambitions you may have. I'll pay you separately for each book or artifact you can give me, so if you can find much you stand to make a good deal. Just keep this between us... Do we have a deal?"
Anyone who wishes to hang around and try to listen in on this conversation as they leave the room can make a Perception roll. That includes Murphy, but not Balth, as based on what he's already posted he left in too much of a hurry.
Tuesday, 10th February, 2009, 12:13 PM #33
Janus ponders for a while....then replies, quietly.
"Hmmm, I do not wish to do anything inappropriate or something that could jeopardize further employment with any agency. However, as there has been no negotiations or rulings on artifacts found, then I suppose, if, I was to be in possession of said artifacts I would be in the position to 'transfer' these to the proper authorities. This would be, of coarse, after such time as has been ascertained the proper forms and quarantine levels have been reach as prescribed under the Kingdom Magica Arcanum Artifact Act of which you are, I am sure, aware and under said clause do I find my self bound to honor as an ex-patriot of this Kingdom. Of coarse the resultant research into the viability of said material would need to be reimbursed by those benefiting from the research. (Sub section 11b as stated in the aforementioned act) Any material found to be in addition of previously known Arcana would of coarse be needed to be facsimiled forthwith and be added to the Arcanum Knowledge Store in the Great Librium Arcana, of which I am a member and will take responsibility for this act. This is all for posterity, of course."
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Tuesday, 10th February, 2009, 02:00 PM #34
Murphy's ears prick up at the others conversation and he attempts to listen in.
OOC - Perception
Tuesday, 10th February, 2009, 07:54 PM #35
"There is only one cure I know for stupidity."
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Tuesday, 10th February, 2009, 08:15 PM #36
you type [ sblock=ooc] without that space then when you're done you type [ /sblock]
Alternatively, you can hit quote on someone's post and it will show you the formating they used in their post.
Tuesday, 10th February, 2009, 08:52 PM #37
Thanks heaps, this will make things neater.
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Tuesday, 10th February, 2009, 10:03 PM #38
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Alanax gets a pained expression on his face as he tries to work out what was just said. "I think.... I think that means we have a deal." As he turns to leave, he continues, "Since obviously I can't stop you from keeping anything you find for yourself - or this Great Librium - your caveats change our situation not at all. Just know that I stand ready with payment should you choose to sell."
As Alanax is trying to keep his words away from the clerk, he doesn't seem to realize that he can be heard quite clearly from your place in the hall. Although you miss a few words here and there, you can get the gist of the discussion easily.
As you hear the discussion winding down, you quickly duck out of the building through a side door before Janus can emerge and see you standing there.
With your business concluded, you all make your way to the Kraken's Grasp and find your places aboard. Balth is already there, sitting in an out of the way corner of the deck and mending something. Sailors are rushing back and forth loading supplies, forcing you to keep your wits about you to avoid being cursed at as you get in the way.
From the fo'c'sle, Captain Torion sees you standing near the gangplank and yells back at you, "Get below and find a bunk! An' make sure yer belongings are lashed down tight - it'll be a stormy ride!"
OOCNext post from me, tonight or tomorrow, will be the Kraken departing and the adventure beginning! Woohoo!
Tuesday, 10th February, 2009, 10:18 PM #39
Murphy smiles to himself as he whistles an old sea shanty.
"Yes, this will be a fine journey...a fine journey indeed" he thinks to himself as he settles in for the ride.
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Larinza watchs all the conversation and then steps off to look for bearthing on the ship.
"When you all get ready for business, wake me, I'll be taking a nap."
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But, unfortunately, with the arrival of summer, that means that all my favorite shows are going on hiatus until the fall. So, the stockpile of shows on my DVR is dwindling at an alarming rate. Add in the inevitable summer heat and scorching sun, and you can understand why this season of the year has never been my favorite.
In the summer, I often turn to movies to fill my entertainment void. The other day, I checked out the movie listings at the local theatre. Of the seven films (and I use that term loosely), four of the movies listed were sequels— The Hangover Part III, Iron Man 3, Star Trek Into Darkness, and Fast & Furious 6. Not surprisingly, I decided not to head to the theatre. It's quite evident that I don't have the required testosterone levels.
As a society, have we really lost all originality? When the only movies produced seem to be regurgitations of previous hit flicks, I can't help but think this is the case. For example, is there really a need for six Fast & Furious movies? It seems to me that the first five installments of the street racing franchise were more than enough. Besides, if a person wants to see a bunch of lunatics risking their lives racing, they can just watch NASCAR.
Anyway, it's clear that this summer I'm going to have to move on to my other favorite hobby— reading. Lucky for me, novelists are more creative than moviemakers.
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Research shows that, over the summer, children can lose as much as THREE MONTHS of what they learned in school. For many children who don't keep reading during the summer months, this "summer learning loss" can add up across several summers, causing students to fall a year or more behind other students in the same grade - but CET and ThinkTV along with educational institutions and libraries in greater Dayton and Cincinnati can help with great programs, links to local resources and online tools!
Visit our 2013 Summer Reading pages for links to local summer reading programs and resources and well as information, games, and more from PBS. Here's ThinkTV's page: http://www.thinktv.org/summerreading and here's CET's page: http://www.cetconnect.org/summerreading
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These theme weeks are all part of the PBS Kids summer reading and literacy challenge, which started on June 6th. Visit http://www.thinktv.org/summer_literacy_2013 or http://www.cetconnect.org/kidsandfamily/summer-reading-challenge for all the themes and for access to online games and downloadable resources from your children's favorite CET and ThinkTV programs. There's also additional information from PBS Parents on raising a reader, especially during the summer.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Yes, Georgia State was beaten 51-13 by Tennessee on Saturday.
While there are still many important things to worry about (an offense that has one touchdown in eight quarters; a secondary that's having trouble covering), the Panthers had a few things to feel good about after the game. That doesn't include the $500,000 they received to be a FCS-labeled chew toy for Smokey, the Vols' mascot.
Georgia State kept the game close for 25 minutes until the Vols' execution and a combination of inopportune penalties and fumbles undid its chances at an upset. But unlike their first two games against FBS opponents, losses to Alabama (63-7) in 2010 and Houston (56-0) last year, coach Bill Curry liked that his players weren't intimidated playing in one of the biggest stadiums in college football in a game no one thought they could win.
"It's a step forward but we need to keep closer a lot longer than that to have a chance," coach Bill Curry said. "When it got out of hand we needed to keep fighting and we did."
In the end, neither Georgia State's offense or defense could keep up with a Tennessee team that was too big, too fast and too deep, showing some of the difference between a program that has been playing for more than 120 years and one that has been playing for three. The Vols scored 34 points in the second and third quarters and finished with 558 yards, but the Panthers did force two punts and created two turnovers. Even in the fourth quarter, when Georgia State could have rolled over, they made the Vols go to fourth and goal before they chalked up their final touchdown with 5:47 left.
"At the end of the day, we want to say that we played hard and we maxed out our effort," defensive coordinator Anthony Midget said.
Even that wasn't enough. In a sign of defiance that caused a few boos, Curry called two timeouts in the final seconds, trying to keep the game going instead of letting the Vols take a knee and run out the clock.
"We're going to use everything we have," he said. "We won't ever let it go. If we get possession with four seconds left, we're going to try to score another one because that's what we are."
Some wondered if this would be similar to Savannah State's 84-point loss to Oklahoma State last week. Though the margin of defeat was nowhere that lopsided, there are plenty of things to worry about for the Panthers.
Ben McLane, a redshirt freshman making his second start, fumbled six times, several on the snap out of the shotgun formation.
"That's on me," he said. "I look at coverage sometimes…and I'm not exactly 100-percent focused on the snap. It's something I got to keep focusing on and get those taken care of."
One of those fumbles came on a play in the second half that would have resulted in a touchdown, exemplifying Curry's point that the team has to eliminate mistakes. McLane dropped back with Albert Wilson streaking down field open. As McLane pulled the ball back, it slipped and flew backward. It was the second time in as many weeks that has occurred.
"That really hurt," said McLane, who competed 18 of his 41 attempts for 176 yards. "Albert ran a great route. We had them."
A week after giving up six sacks, the offensive line gave up three more, including one on second and goal at the 4-yard line in the first quarter. The offense finally broke through with its first touchdown of the season on the last possession of the game when McLane ran in from 12 yards out with 58 seconds remaining. Though it made no difference in the result, he said it did a lot for the team's confidence.
"Just for our whole team, hopefully we can use that to get some momentum going into next week and for the whole season," he said.
There are still issues on defense as well. The secondary, which was supposed to be the team's strength, allowed 374 yards a week after giving up 300 to South Carolina State. The defensive backs weren't helped by the line and linebackers, featuring numerous underclassmen, who couldn't get close to Vols quarterback Tyler Bray, who completed 18 of his 20 attempts for 310 yards and four touchdowns. The defense didn't have a sack for the second consecutive week.
But there were also glimpses of what the team could become when it becomes bowl eligible in 2014-15. McLane calmly led the team on a scoring drive on its first possession, whipping passes of 26 and 24 yards in between running for seven yards on fourth and one in a call that showed Curry didn't bring his team three hours north to go through the paces. Sophomore kicker Christian Benvenuto didn't miss a field goal. Freshman defensive tackle Joe Lockley had an interception. Freshman linebacker Joseph Peterson had nine tackles.
"There was much more grit and determination today than there was a week ago and there will be more next week and the next and the next," Curry said. "That's a promise. This group is going to be special."
Tennessee rolled down the field on its first drive, taking a 7-0 led on a 1-yard run by Rajion Neal. The drive covered 78 yards in 4 minutes, 14 seconds.
Georgia State answered with a 32-yard field by Benvenuto on a drive in which Georgia State had first and goal on the Vols' 3-yard line, but couldn't capitalize with a touchdown. Offensive coordinator John Bond promised he would get Donald Russell and Wilson involved early, something that didn't occur in the season-opening loss. Russell carried the ball several times, including a 26-yard run that set up the first and goal. Wilson had a catch for 24 yards and carries on a reverse for six yards. Curry even went for it fourth and one at the 49-yard line, securing the first down with a McLane sneak. It was the first points scored by Georgia State's offense against a FBS opponent in three games.
The Vols missed a 38-yard field goal on their next possession.
The Panthers began to move the ball again on their next possession, with Russell running right for 11 yards and McLane finding Wilson for 9. But then Georgia State showed its nerves and the Vols showed their strength. McLane mishandled a shotgun snap on second and 1 for a loss of 14 yards, and the Vols overran the Panthers' offensive line on third and 15, sacking McLane for a loss of 10 yards.
The Vols increased their lead to 14-3 with 10:58 left in the first half on a 19-yard touchdown pass from Bray to Mychal Rivera, who was left wide open on a play-action pass. The scoring pass was set up by a 35-yard punt return by Devrin Young.
Benvenuto kicked a 30-yard field goal to cut the margin to 14-6 with 5:37 left in the first half. The drive started when linebacker Mark Hogan forced a fumble and Terrance Woodard recovered on the Vols' 41-yard line. McLane continued to look sharp, despite two of his best receivers, Danny Williams (DNP-ankle) and Jordan Giles (shoulder), off the field with injuries. Instead, he found Nathaniel Minor for 10 yards and later hit Lynquez Blair for eight yards.
Tennessee answered quickly, needing just four plays to take a 21-6 lead on a 25-yard scoring pass from Bray to Hunter, who was open because of play-action. The previous two plays, both runs by Neal, resulted in 30 yards to set up the touchdown pass.
The Vols made it 28-6 just before halftime with a 10-yard pass from Bray to Hunter. Tennessee needed three pass plays, including a 46-yard reception by Patterson, to cover 78 yards.
"I was really impressed with how our line held up, how our receivers played, and how our running backs played," Wilson said. "I told them that if we have the same fight in us (from now on) that we're going to have a great season."
– Doug Roberson, AJC. Please follow me on twitter @ajcgsu
September 8th, 2012
9:21 pm
Our guys showed up and exceeded expectations. Build on it and continue to get better. On to what seems to be an explosive UTSA team. #Bleedblue.
September 8th, 2012
9:38 pm
This game really showed McLane's accuracy and arm off. Four years of him at the helm and we might actually have a class QB to work with. I am excited for the future after seeing the potential we have.
September 8th, 2012
9:39 pm
They looked like a whole new team! If they play half as good against the filth that is the VAA they should be just fine.
September 8th, 2012
9:43 pm
Ben needs to clean up the mistakes & the DB's need to cover better & we can really do some damage! Go Panthers!! #STATEOFSHOCK style
September 8th, 2012
10:14 pm
Proud of GSU.
Expected to get pounded. Got pounded. BUT, we had chances to put more points up.
September 8th, 2012
11:31 pm
I wonder how different it could have gone had Donald not fallen down on the 3 yard line on that early drive.
Score a touchdown there, and who knows where our confidence could have gone?
September 9th, 2012
12:30 am
Proud of our team. definitely showing improvement. Let's get a W against UTSA. Go Panthers!
September 9th, 2012
3:02 am
I am proud of how we played today.. More than I can say about the houston and bama games as well as most games over the past 3 years. Let's take this and come with the same effort with less mistakes every week.
September 9th, 2012
7:07 am
Sad score but some bright points to build on and perhaps turn this season around.
September 9th, 2012
7:09 am
Doug, what is the injury report?
September 9th, 2012
8:17 am
Impressed with McLane early then the boy seemed to fall apart; he's got to be able to run it a bit more and get out of that pocket!
Russell and Wilson are work horses … they sure put in a day's worth.
Our kicking was great!!!
Special team's still need lot of work and the practice field.
Question of the day…why not more Paris more often??
September 9th, 2012
8:55 am
The Vols played their starters until the end of the 3rd qtr. You would think they would be down to walk on players in the 4th, but that was not the case. GSU moved the ball quite well on their subs. GSU went toe to toe in the 1st qtr. I was impressed. I was not impressed with Neyland Stadium, unbelievable. A banner in the stadium said they won a National Title in 1938, that title game was obviously played there.
September 9th, 2012
9:07 am
This team showed signs but just as important the Georgia State fans and student body need to show up to games and support this team. Fan support not only effects performances on the field but it also has an affect on potential recruits that come to games to check out the atmosphere. If you want to have a solid football team you have to have solid fan support to encourage players to come play for your school.
I'll definitely be in the stands this coming Saturday and I'm hoping this team starts to see a rise in fan support.
September 9th, 2012
9:19 am
Oddly, I was also not as impressed with Neyland as I thought I would be. Bryant-Denny seemed much bigger. Maybe Neyland is just steeper?
September 9th, 2012
9:25 am
Sounds like some pretty sour grapes from a couple of you mopes.
September 9th, 2012
9:32 am
Happy to see some bright spots from some GSU players, which there were little to none the week before. I hope we can build upon them and then apply them to the UTSA game.
A little bit more hopeful for the rest of the season.
September 9th, 2012
1:01 pm
I clicked on the Dogs beat Missouri link on the home page and got this junk. GET YOUR ACT TOGTHER, AJC!
September 9th, 2012
1:26 pm
It's a sign you should switch teams
September 9th, 2012
1:26 pm
How much did Curry slip you to write this garbage? This is a Dooley coached TN team and the game becomes UNCLOSE by 43 points in 35 mins. That is horrible, anyway you try to paint this.
September 9th, 2012
1:29 pm
September 9th, 2012
2:17 pm
Nice to see progress from the Team.
Hopefully wee can get some payback against UTSA.
September 9th, 2012
2:17 pm
You lose 51-13 and you see bright spots? Man, you guys are desperate!
September 9th, 2012
2:20 pm
Its amazing I read a couple of post saying they were impressed with McClain's arm, he only threw underneath routes, mostly to Albert and missed on EVERYTHING and I do mean EVERYTHING else. He also threw several balls that should have picked, but were dropped by TN. He FUMBLED six times and we were not able to run the ball. We also did not run the ball well in the operner. If I recall, we nearly had 250-300 yards rushing last year against SC State and about the same number of yards passing. Is the offense better now than I was then or even the later part of last season? I guarentee you, if we stay in this offense, we will not rush for a 1000 yards as a team. Ask the players?
September 9th, 2012
3:02 pm
Vol fan here and you GSU folks should be quite proud of how your team played. I've seen much better teams simply give up but your guys hung in there and fought. Even though you were outmatched, even though the score made it impossible to comeback, your guys went down fighting. Also, your freshman QB even though he was plagued by snap and handling problems took a beating and kept getting back up. He reminded me of FL QB Wuerffel in that it just didn't seem possible anyone could take that many hits and keep playing.
That said, I don't agree with what Coach Smith did. We sent in our 2nd, 3rd, and 4th strings at the half so they could get experience and so the score wouldn't be run up and the timeout at the end was an insult even if he didn't intend it to be, He also made Dooley walk all the way across the field after the game rather than meeting him in the middle. It's tough to lose and it's clear Smith is a good coach but that was in poor taste.
Good luck with the rest of your season. I hope your team does well!
September 9th, 2012
3:05 pm
^^Sorry meant to say Coach Curry.
September 10th, 2012
7:44 am
[...] STATE: Has been outscored 84-19 by South Carolina State and Tennessee. Bill Curry says he sees progress, though. Heat Index: On the plus side, the Panther basketball team starts practice Oct. [...]
September 10th, 2012
8:50 am
Blueblooded: get your facts straight
September 10th, 2012
8:56 am
Blueblooded, weren't you the guy that said #33 would never step foot on the field? It's awful when people wish others screw up so their favorite good or bad benefits from it.
September 10th, 2012
9:14 am
Clearly some of you were not at the game. The boys did us proud and fought to the end.
Did anyone really expect a third year team to go into Tennessee and do any better?
Work on those mistakes. We could have easily had 4 touchdowns.
Looking forward to the next game. Go Panthers!
September 10th, 2012
10:41 am
[...] Atlanta Journal Constitution Recap [...]
September 10th, 2012
10:47 am
First to the game. Tennessee was held in check so many ways. The only play that killed our game was the throws to the flats. The whole game they keyed our #5. If you replay the touch downs most were the same. Maybe those who doubt the ability of GSU should take this into consideration. THIS IS AN SEC OPPONENT!!
They are fast, agressive, and willing to figuratively punch you in the mouth.
As the game progressed I feel our offensive and defensive lines did an incredible job "getting in the face" of Tennessee. My seats were in the heart of Tennessee fans, one fan asked me if our #20 was the running back let go from Georgia. The silence in the stands from the fans around me spoke tons about GSU. They (the fans) were expecting a blow out as the first drive Tennessee took the ball down the field. They were quickly subdued when out QB converted time after time on third down and 'impossible' – - – not once by time after time.
Our physicallity was respected (at least in the stands) and many of those around me felt worried as GSU reached the red zone (again – time after time). In reaility, GSU extremely close in creating a 14- 14 game.
Kudos and new found respect for the offensive line, the running backs, the receivers, and our QB (just think the damage we would have created if there weren't ANY issues on the snap).
Defensively, guys you rock! You were hurt by one play (in my opinion). And, if I were Tennessee coaching staff, i would run that play time and again until GSU made the correct adjustment. Unfortunately, we never did. Without that one repetitive play would we have won? realistically no, but the scoreboard would surely be a heck of a lot closer.
My daughter (through text messaging) commented on the impact the score in the fourth quater brought to the fans. Her comment was "I thought the [GSU] fans were going to storm the field when they [GSU] scored." Yes, I think we would have had we thought about it. It was our first score (TD – that is) for the year, we were knocking at the door most of the day, and the team never backed down.
September 10th, 2012
10:56 am
For the record books – another little team you may know about – the other GSU (Georgia Southern University), once played an SEC opponent during their infancy. That opponent was Florida. How did Ga Southern fare? They lost 72 – 0. The next season they entered their current conference and won the national title, held that winning tradition for most of that decade too if I am not mistaken. In looking at the effort put forth on the field in Tennessee – these guys (our Panthers) have the opportunity if they want to make the rest of the season all W's — they can.
September 10th, 2012
11:31 am
@GSU1stYearFan – There was no 72-0 game with Georgia Southern and Florida. They beat us 38-14 in 1986 and then 62-14 during Frank Ellwood's lone (4-7) season in 1996.
September 10th, 2012
12:43 pm
[...] GSU falls to Vols, shows potential [...]
September 10th, 2012
1:52 pm
Can Kelton Hill play corner???????
September 10th, 2012
4:32 pm
[...] GSU falls to Vols, shows potential [...]
September 10th, 2012
5:24 pm
@ Highly Respected – - Crow tastes terrible, My facts were wrong. Thank you for the correction.
To the intent. Good teams face failure. Champions over come obstacles by learning from mistakes.
September 10th, 2012
6:54 pm
Does Georgia Southern still play football?
September 11th, 2012
5:49 pm
[...] GSU falls to Vols, shows potential [...]


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Source(Added Pub. L. 90–351, title II, § 701(a),June 19, 1968, 82 Stat. 210; amended Pub. L. 90–578, title III, § 301(a)(3),Oct. 17, 1968, 82 Stat. 1115; Pub. L. 101–650, title III, § 321,Dec. 1, 1990, 104 Stat. 5117.)
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Etymotic Research ER6i Isolator In-Ear Earphones (White)
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Etymotic Research HF5 Portable In-Ear Earphones (Cobalt)
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It is never too late to learn how to cook, and Dan Witherspoon -- executive chef and director of the Gourmet Spoon and the Seasoned Chef Cooking School -- will show you the ropes in his two-part class, Basic Skills Every Cook Should Know, that starts today at the Seasoned Chef. In addition to teachi ... More >>
The taps at Falling Rock, 1919 Blake Street, are always up-to-date, especially during the Great American Beer Festival. In fact, Denver's most famous craft-beer bar can be a welcome alternative to the massive fest. There will be daily tappings throughout the weekend there, and today's begins at noon ... More >>
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It's time to dust off the Westword glitter cannon, because the Best Of... iPhone app has earned some rather prestigious year-end acclaim.
Mo' money, mo' problems.Yesterday, Netflix informed its users that from September on, its services are going to cost more and offer less -- a pretty harsh blow to its wide base of users. The move came as a surprise to many Netflix customers, who have flooded the Netflix Facebook page, blog an ... More >>
We've already taken a look at the big three cloud services from Apple, Amazon and Google, but what does any of this mean to local bands and labels? With talk of Apple paying $100 million to the major labels for the rights to store content in the cloud and the launch of its paid service immine ... More >>
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In the past decade, the music industry has seen a lot of changes, but it has struggled to keep pace with technology, piracy and consumer demands. Already this year we've started to see a few more changes take shape, from crackdowns on piracy websites, a resurgence of interest in the currently ... More >>
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Terroir, 246 Main Street in Longmont, will be full of the flavor of fall tonight when it hosts a Hard Apple Cider Dinner, with five courses (regular or vegetarian) and four hard apple cider pairings created by Dick Dunn of Talisman Farms. Here's the menu:
Last night and this morning, thousands of people across the nation roughed it outside Apple stores to be among the first, well, thousands of people to poke the touchpad of the new iPhone 4. What's so great about this new doo-hickey? It has a camera, it's skinnier and it lasts longer withou ... More >>
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For the second week in a row, LSUS baseball assistant coach Chris Bertrand was in Webster Parish to sign a player to scholarship papers to play for the Pilots next season.
Last week it was Lakeside's Garrett Lambert, and Tuesday it was Glenbrook's Caleb Killian.
This was Killian's first season at Glenbrook, and head coach Jonathan Hardy said Killian fit right in from the start.
"He's been a leader for us since he got here," he said. "He's a quiet leader, he leads by example. He's got a great work ethic and he's willing to do anything I asked."
Killian, the Apaches primary first baseman this year, hit .548 (34 for 62) with six home runs and 38 RBIs (as of 4/20).
"Caleb was an outstanding hitter for us this year and he has the potential to be even better in the future," Hardy said.
"He's got loads of ability and we've only seen the surface, his best baseball is still ahead of him."
LSUS head coach Rocke Musgraves is happy to have signed Killian.
"Hitters like Caleb Killian don't come along that often, so we wanted to lock him up early," he said. " We were first excited about his baseball talent, but when we heard that he was a great student we decided to make a hard push for him."
The Apaches lost a number of players after last season and had a number of question marks heading into this season. Killian answered a big question as a run producer and was a big reason the Apaches were able to win their sixth-straight district championship.
"Caleb came in and made a big difference," Hardy said. "He stepped right in and filled a hole in the middle of our line-up. He was consistent from Day One and never seemed to have a bad game. He was always on base and seemed to hit the ball hard on the nose just about every time. He's got one of the smoothest strokes I've seen in a while. He will be missed."


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(a) Notwithstanding the provisions of section 1610 of this chapter, the property of those organizations designated by the President as being entitled to enjoy the privileges, exemptions, and immunities provided by the International Organizations Immunities Act shall not be subject to attachment or any other judicial process impeding the disbursement of funds to, or on the order of, a foreign state as the result of an action brought in the courts of the United States or of the States.
(b) Notwithstanding the provisions of section 1610 of this chapter, the property of a foreign state shall be immune from attachment and from execution, if—
(1) the property is that of a foreign central bank or monetary authority held for its own account, unless such bank or authority, or its parent foreign government, has explicitly waived its immunity from attachment in aid of execution, or from execution, notwithstanding any withdrawal of the waiver which the bank, authority or government may purport to effect except in accordance with the terms of the waiver; or
(c) Notwithstanding the provisions of section 1610 of this chapter, the property of a foreign state shall be immune from attachment and from execution in an action brought under section 302 of the Cuban Liberty and Democratic Solidarity (LIBERTAD) Act of 1996 to the extent that the property is a facility or installation used by an accredited diplomatic mission for official purposes.
Source(Added Pub. L. 94–583, § 4(a),Oct. 21, 1976, 90 Stat. 2897; amended Pub. L. 104–114, title III, § 302(e),Mar. 12, 1996, 110 Stat. 818.)
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The International Organizations Immunities Act, referred to in subsec. (a), is title I of act Dec. 29, 1945, ch. 652, 59 Stat. 669, as amended, which is classified principally to subchapter XVIII (§ 288 et seq.) of chapter 7 of Title 22, Foreign Relations and Intercourse. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 288 of Title 22 and Tables.
Section 302 of the Cuban Liberty and Democratic Solidarity (LIBERTAD) Act of 1996, referred to in subsec. (c), is section 302 ofPub. L. 104–114, which amended this section and enacted section 6082 of Title 22, Foreign Relations and Intercourse.
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It was disconcerting to see that Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's budget cuts fell so heavily on social service programs. We would urge the legislature, when it takes its hack at further budget cuts, to look elsewhere.
Gov. Malloy and the legislature must find about $363 million to avoid a projected budget deficit for the current fiscal year that ends June 30. The governor began that process Wednesday, announcing $170 million in cuts, the most he can approve under his emergency authority. The governor will next submit a plan to lawmakers to find additional savings, with the legislature having the final say.
The deficit is, to a large degree, the product of lower-than-expected tax revenues and a surge in Medicaid spending for the poor, both factors tied to a still struggling economy. While some revenue and savings projections contained in the budget were certainly too optimistic, it is also true that the slow economy is dragging other state budgets into the red as well. This is not just a Connecticut problem.
Roy Occhiogrosso, the governor's senior policy adviser, tried to put the best face on the social service cuts, nearly $69 million spread over several agencies serving the aging, needy and disabled. Mr. Occhiogrosso argued that Connecticut has done a better job than many in protecting those programs.
"Put in perspective, the decisions Gov. Malloy has made have left those who are dependent on the safety net in much, much better shape in Connecticut than people in similar circumstances in other states," Mr. Occhiogrosso said.
While there is truth to that, these cuts to housing and homeless assistance projects, nutrition programs, and health initiatives targeting poor children affect the most vulnerable.
Local authorities should brace for possible reductions in municipal aid, which is off limits to the governor but will be an option for the legislature. The legislature should use discretion, trying to avoid inflicting too much damage on already struggling cities.
The fiscal challenge will grow more difficult when the General Assembly returns for the regular session in February, facing a projected $1.2 billion shortfall for the next fiscal year.
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In addition to easy scheduling of staff, ShiftWise provides a variety of healthcare staffing tools and technological features that result in a more efficient and compliant staffing and scheduling process.
Individual staff logins with calendar views for schedule management
On-line credentials and documents verification system
Automated text and email notifications for newly open shifts
Approaching and expired credentials notifications and system warnings
Hours tracking and overtime notifications and warnings
SMS text confirmations for staff responding to open shift requests
Electronic staff evaluations and performance management tracking
"ShiftWise has provided efficiency for our nursing management team. They now have time to focus on patient care and safety instead of spending their time making numerous telephone calls to fill open shifts."
Suzanne Gill, RN, Director of Nursing - Summa Health System
ShiftWise has helped many hospitals and health care systems improve staff satisfaction toward the achievement of Joint Commission Certification and ANCC Magnet Recognition
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With ShiftWise staffing and scheduling management you can optimize the managemnet of your regular staff, float pool and resource pool staff, and PRN staff. Easily send out orders to staff and allow self scheduling to improve fill rates and quality of staff. Benefit from automated system alerts, real time reporting, online evaluations and other performance management tools.
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