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A few bowl week observations …
So far, we know that Alec Ogletree and Jarvis Jones, the two members of Mark Richt's 2012 team considered most likely to leave early, are indeed cutting their UGA playing careers short.
Still to be heard from: nose guard Kwame Geathers and quarterback Aaron Murray.
Retaining one or both would be a big plus for the Dawgs.
Geathers, of course, has always been considered unlikely to return for his senior year, though a lot of college football observers feel he could benefit greatly from another year in Athens. After watching Geathers, who had one solo tackle and two assists, get pushed around by offensive linemen 50 pounds lighter than him in the Capital One Bowl, I'm inclined to agree.
Still, I'll be suprised if he stays.
As for Murray, his pro playing potential has always been considered a little suspect simply because of he's short for an NFL quarterback (though there are, of course, exceptions like Seattle rookie Russell Wilson that no doubt give him encouragement).
Another year at Georgia isn't going to see Murray grow any, so basically he's got to decide whether he wants to have a shot at leaving college owning most of the SEC quarterbacking records or if he'd rather be paid (albeit handsomely) to hold a clipboard next year.
Here's hoping he decides that whatever NFL future he has can wait another year. …
UPDATE: Murray tweeted Sunday: "Blessed to be the QB for the Dawgs, not ready to leave just yet. Time to get back to work & help lead this team to a championship."
That's great news for the 2013 Dawgs, who early in the season might have to depend on outscoring opponents as the defense rebuilds. …
When the BCS bowl lineup first was announced, most of the discussion about which team didn't really belong centered on Northern Illinois and Louisville.
It turned out, however, that if there was any program that didn't deserve a BCS slot, it was the Florida Gators, who got the spot Georgia should have had simply because they didn't make it to the SEC Championship and thus didn't pick up a second regular season loss. Not only did the Gators lose their bowl game, they did so in particularly unimpressive fashion. And on top of that their fan base didn't seem too thrilled about the game in New Orleans, resulting in the Sugar Bowl's smallest crowd since 1939. Chalk up a big whiff for Gator Nation. …
Trash talk from a loser never looks good, but Nebraska QB Taylor Martinez came off particularly clueless this week with his dissing of the Georgia defense after the Cornhuskers lost the Capital One Bowl. His sneering "we pretty much did anything we wanted against them" remark begs the question: If that was the case, why was his offense shut out for the last 25 minutes of the game?
When they first announced the Dawgs' tough, frontloaded 2013 schedule, featuring September games against Clemson, South Carolina and LSU, I thought Les Miles' team would be the biggest challenge. But after watching Georgia's future opponents in bowl play the past week, it looks like the two South Carolina schools will be tougher, especially Clemson.
And after watching LSU in the Chick-fil-A Bowl and Georgia in the Cap One, is there anyone in the Bulldog Nation who still thinks Zach Mettenberger, the quarterback that got away, is the one the Dawgs would have been better off with?
I was amused watching the ESPN crew fall all over themselves describing that Rose Bowl yawner between Stanford and Wisconsin as a "classic" and "rugged" game. Let's face it, it was just plain boring. But the fact is that the non-title BCS games in general have been among the least interesting of this year's bowls. Not one of them came close to matching the Capital One or Outback for excitement. …
Finally, did they blindfold the folks at Georgia Tech who chose that uniform the Jackets wore in the Sun Bowl? In the mix-and-match era typified by Oregon, we've seen a lot of nightmare combinations, and nothing can top the garish designs worn by Maryland, but that outfit worn by Tech screamed high school.
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January 4th, 2013
11:24 pm
Never been able to say this on any blog so FIRST. Now to read the article.
January 4th, 2013
11:41 pm
No doubt Jarvis made the right decision given how long he's been in school and his past medical issues. I appeciate his time in Athens and look forward to cheering for him on Sundays for a long time to come. I really hope Kwame stays especially with the loss of Big John. I truly believe Murray will stay and break all the records and lead us to an SEC Championship!!
January 5th, 2013
12:48 am
I think it would be in Murray's best interest to head for the NFL. He's quite a tough kid but has taken too many brutal hits due to poor OL play. I don't see the OL getting better anytime soon, so I say leave and don't risk an injury. Matt Barkley is the perfect example….
January 5th, 2013
12:52 am
Oh, and while I was giggling all through the night after Florida's dreadful performance, I think myself and dawg nation have a reason to be thankful we weren't selected for the Sugar Bowl. We obviously would have kept it closer and wouldn't have been embarrassed, but I have this feeling that Louisville still would have come up with the W. Strong and Bridgewater are scary good….
January 5th, 2013
1:08 am
Jones, go get your money man! you're a good damn dog and there is no doubt about it! we need more like you who will put the team before themselves. Kwame, hit the weights get coached up and leave next year, you know you are not there yet. Murry, stop throwing those pick sixes please, but i think your a good QB, if you feel the time is right take the leap. for the others, stay out of trouble this summer and in the weight room!
Go dawgs!
January 5th, 2013
1:22 am
I have to disagree, "My Opinion". While Bridgewater is good, our quarterback and running backs are much better than UF's. If anything it would've been an offensive showdown, but I think our D could stop their offense before they stopped ours.
January 5th, 2013
1:55 am
FL replaces GA w/the moniker which team will show up game day. They beat TA&M, SC, Clem and LSU and lost to Louisville.
JJ and Tree made the smart decision to enter the draft. They're ready for the pro's albeit they probably need to get stronger if they expect to win starting spots. Geathers needs another year otherwise he may not make the final cut in the pro's if he's drafted which most likely will be in the later rounds. He's not a dominate run stopper. For his size he's not very strong and slow. He doesn't posess lower body strength. That is obvious for a man his size should plow thru the man in front of him. He's still a work in progress and will be in the pro's as well. Would like to see how he grades out w/the pro's.
My gut says AM will leave for the pro's. Not sure his stock will rise any more w/another year in school. However, w/most of the offense returning he might be tempted to stick around his sr. season and if he gets enough support from a yound defense could return to the big house. For sure, GA's a better team with him as their QB.
They're all good dawgs and wish them success in future endeavors.
January 5th, 2013
1:57 am
Oops. FL didn't play Clem did they (?). That was SC.
January 5th, 2013
8:02 am
I'm sure that Dawg Nation will be unanimous in cheering the mighty Crimson Tide on to victory in the big game. Even dawgs admire the strength and skills of a well-coached team of scholar-athletes, especially since they see so little of that in Athens, bless their hearts.
Save that leftover New Year's champagne to celebrate the Tide's second straight BCS championship!
January 5th, 2013
8:56 am
Hutson Mason is the quarterback the Dawgs will be better off with. He will also be the one to likely get away.
January 5th, 2013
8:58 am
TECH had some of the ugliest uniforms you will see.
Someone blind led the blind.
Go back to the traditional uniforms.
January 5th, 2013
9:19 am
Any of you who think we will be better off without Murray are mistaken. Strong arm, quick release and accurate are his traits. That back shoulder throw is a beauty to watch. I watched Landry Jones throw it a couple of times last night and not near Murray on his accuracy. Hutson Mason is a good QB but not near the equal of Murray. Hutson will get playing time next year no matter what Murray does. He should take over the year after.
Some people in Athens close to AM say he is staying.
January 5th, 2013
9:47 am
The college QB situation this year is very weak. NFL personel stated this already in numerous sports talk shows. If Murray stays another year, he will be passing up the best chance he will ever have to maybe slip into late first round or early second round. I hope he goes myself. I've seen about all the pick -sixes I can stand from one player….
January 5th, 2013
10:04 am
It was announced in one publication that UGA has chosen their new DL coach – was this announced in the AJC?
January 5th, 2013
10:07 am
I expect you do want Murray to go NFL 'cause you aren't a true Dawg fan and are tired of seeing Murray whip up on your boys like they were a rented mule.
January 5th, 2013
10:22 am
The QB class for AM senior season is just as weak as is this years QB class I think the real question AM needs to ask himself is does he want all the SEC QB records and does he want a shot at winning a SEC championship and would he like to be 3-1 vs the gaytors.
January 5th, 2013
10:59 am
Clemsons offense will run the dawgs dismal defense silly in Death Valley on August 31. Its gonna get embarrassing…
January 5th, 2013
11:01 am
Time and Tide, umm, the Dawgs came within 5 seconds of going to this BCS game instead of Bama. I haven't heard a lot of crowing from Bama fans because they know it! Even your head coach said it was that close. So, don't be dissing the athletes we have. Just hope your team is ready to beat the Irish (like I want them too!) and that they don't have the big head like we've seen some teams already, namely LSU, and then get whipped. Saban has already sent two players home for missing curfew and the rumor mill is flying now that maybe Bama is thinking they have it wrapped up already!
January 5th, 2013
11:17 am
I hate to see Murray leave and carry a clipboard in the pros. At best, I believe he will wind up like Tebow and could do himself more good in value by staying another year and set some more records, maybe even the Heisman. What an awesome offense the DAWGS would have with his sreturn!!
As for Geathers, he definitely should stay! He's huge but that isn't all he needs, he needs to get stronger and develop his skills better for the next level. He may not realize what a huge step the next level will be! He may even be cut after trying out in the pros and that would be bad for him.
Good luck to both, Aaron and Kwame!! DGD's!!
January 5th, 2013
11:19 am
Murray stays….. Geathers goes, never to be heard of again – he needs another year to work on technique and to change his body…..more muscle, less fat.
Dawgs could have an outstanding defense next year if….. everyone stays out of trouble, continues to work towards building unity, hits the weights and conditioning hard, and directs their focus on team success and not on the NFL.
Offense should be dynamic.
Opening game next year will be a doozy….
January 5th, 2013
11:37 am
Taylor Martinez was yappin' so much in the Cap One Bowl, I thought he must've been a Gator. He kept yappin', and finally the Dawgs' defense got tired of it. They tried to rip his head off from the middle of the 3rd quarter until the game was over.
The tide was turned….
January 5th, 2013
12:35 pm
Looked like Shaun Williams got tired of Taylor Martinez any. I am going to miss that guy. DGD
January 5th, 2013
12:35 pm
January 5th, 2013
1:47 pm
Ok so you had to throw your 2 cents in.about Techs unis?? Really? UGA has worn the same God.awful grey pants with their jerseys since the 50s. I mean how easy would it be to make a nice looking uni with the colors at hand? Techs unis actually stood out nicely in the bowl game if you ask me. But I guess its still an opinion thing. Just wanted to say dont talk trash when your teams unis are at the bottom when it.comes to style.or.creativity.
January 5th, 2013
2:20 pm
Can't wait for the first two games next year. 1/3 of my family are Dawgs another Third are Tiggers and the last third are Chickens. If the D starts playing "Grown-Man" football and the O-Line protects Murray we can win the SEC and BCS. However, Clemson's O will be hard to stop and SC is in our heads. SO Richt, Bobo, and TG needs to get the team ready off the bat. Plus Sign a Kicker who can kick a FG.
January 5th, 2013
2:24 pm
I wonder if AM will take his likely ranking among QBs into consideration? Other than Tony Dungy, I haven't seen anyone rate AM among the top guys for this year's draft. Another strong year at UGA couldn't hurt his chances of going early. And having those records makes a difference in a guy's post-football career, NFL or not.
January 5th, 2013
3:12 pm
Great column, Bill, as always.
It's difficult to say how good we will look against Clemson and South Carolina until we know how the defense is going to shape up. No doubt Richt and Bobo are already working on what to do against Clowney. If Murray and Geathers stay, it will mean a great deal especially in the early season.
January 5th, 2013
3:26 pm
Get on board Murray's not leaving. I'm not sure about Geathers yet. But the word is he will stay also because there's alot of DL in this draft. Murray has a chance to break all kind of records next year & to win the big trophy. LET THE BIG DAWG EAT
January 5th, 2013
5:36 pm
Louisville 33 Florida 23
aaaahhhhhh that's classic….hahaha……
January 5th, 2013
5:39 pm
@Strat Cat Dawg
Colin Cowherd gave him pretty high remarks, even going as far as saying he considered Murray the best QB coming out this year, however also admitted he only watched 3-4 Georgia games this year and maybe 1-2 last year.
80% of the media folks seem to favor him staying as well as roughly 95% of Georgia fans
January 5th, 2013
8:44 pm
UGA's uniforms are consistently praised for being traditional, classy and timeless. Look it up.
Nebraska didn't "finish" because UGA didn't let them finish. Martinez is typical California trash. Remember Casey Clausen at UT and all his trash talk?
January 5th, 2013
10:14 pm
Geathers could stand another year to raise his stock. Murray will noodle it out and my guess is he will take a look at the QB class next year and figure this is his best chance. The only thing that would make him come back is if the NFL guys tell him that he needs to prove he can win the big game. Then he would come back to try to get a signature win. I don't see his stock rising that much unless Bobo takes the chains off and lets him run to show off his legs. The NFL is really desiring mobile QB's now. If he can make plays with his feet and his arm they might overlook his non prototype size.
January 5th, 2013
10:23 pm
I don't think Taylor Martinez remembered the second half when they couldn't score after the initial touchdown in the third quarter. Mr Shawn Williams gave him sizeable hit near the end of the game. SW got the last laugh after their jawing the entire game.
January 5th, 2013
10:25 pm
Martinez is a punk. He spent all game jawing with Shawn Williams and he ended up eating those words big time. I bet he spent hours in the traing room recovering from the beating he took. I lost all respect I might have had for him. They looked hapless after the middle of the 3rd quarter. Martinez's interceptions pretty much sealed his team's fate. It was a shootout and then they folded. Bo Pelini needs to toughen up his guys… they wilted in the fourth quarter.
January 5th, 2013
10:26 pm
traing = training…ugh
January 5th, 2013
10:31 pm
Gee, you're dumb. Of course u don't like our "unis" because u r tired of seeing them humiliate your team.
January 5th, 2013
11:59 pm
Murray's father has cancer. That's a big deal. And from what everyone says, his family is close-knit.
If they're middle class like most families are, I don't see how Murray can delay the financials for his family, especially if it could save his Dad's life or accelerate his father's recovery. Kind of depends on the financial and physical health of his dad.
If they're millionaires or something, then Murray has options to consider.
Should he still go, because NFL Super Bowl winning head coach Tony Dungy said if he was drafting Murray would be his first pick
Is the risk of injury in the SEC too high?
Should he stay and try to finish his master's degree, win the SEC and BCS Championships and Heisman?
I'm sure Aaron Murray will make a solid decision, and do what's best for him and his family.
January 6th, 2013
1:56 am
You wear a ball-cap in your picture and you want to talk about what constitutes "high school"?
January 6th, 2013
7:34 am
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January 6th, 2013
11:26 am
Well, it looks like the dictated to AJC can't seem to get an article up on the joke DL coach hire that UGA has made. This group of idiots running things in Athens is the biggest joke administration/coaching staff I have ever seen at a supposed top tier SEC program. Did these morons ask themselves WHY Mullens demoted this clown. Kentucky? Joker Phillips, REALLY? It is obvious that the powers that be in Athens have asked the AJC to hold off so they can get some garbage written out to blow up the public's …
This is NOT a Will Friend hire. Friend played at Bama. This clown played at one of THE most annually overrated programs in the nation, and was DEMOTED at Missy State? Eleventh run D, thirteenth in QB sacks. Joke. Mark Richt will not be at UGA after 2013. McGarity will NOT lose his job to save Richt's.
January 6th, 2013
1:32 pm
Pulling for MURRAY to return and win the SEC.
January 6th, 2013
3:01 pm
Just feel in my gut that Murray is gone. Or it could be the jalepenos on the nachos I ate.
Kwame, half full, half empty.
January 6th, 2013
3:59 pm
Congratulations GT, kicked USC to the curb…Go Bama, but the redneck fans (some) need to remember how Bama can be the embarrassment of college football…strippergate, treegate…Utah and La. Monroe did kick your arse, recently, in bowl games, remember….
January 6th, 2013
4:04 pm
Oh, and I was thinking the exact same thin on mettenberger, how dumb to pass three plays to run the clock out at the end of the game…duh?
January 6th, 2013
5:22 pm
I saw some great power running in the Stanford game. We have not been able to just power our way to put games away. No I do not want to go back to 3 yards etc but it iOS nice when you have the confidence to "run out the game or get a first down. Cullowheedawg
January 7th, 2013
12:27 pm
if hutson mason is so good, why did he redshirt this year and not start. everyone wants to see mason play over murray, but if he were better, he would be on the field.
why not let boo malcombe play over gurley and marshall too. he is supposed to be pretty good. I hate it for him that he came in a distant 3rd on the depth chart but like bobo said. you want to start, practice better and spend more time in film room.
same goes for mason. if you are not the best you dont play.
January 7th, 2013
12:53 pm
However, the good news is, Taylor Martinez just played in the biggest game he'll ever be a part of and squandered his 15 minutes of fame by showing what a classless loser he is. He'll never be heard from again . . . thankfully.
January 7th, 2013
4:42 pm
Cuz, it WASthe jalepenos! Hope that turned out okay!
Hope also your family had a good holiday season.
January 7th, 2013
6:23 pm
It would, in my opinion, have been better for UGA if Murray had moved on. Why would any high school quarterback sign on when they aren't going to get a shot at playing. If Georgia allowed the backups to get some playing time that would be different. Backups at UGA rarely play in meaingful way. Even when we're way ahead, they just run 3 straight into the line, fall down and punt. Mason didn't play this year is not going to play next year. The kid from Camden county is not going to play. Murray could have relieved this log jam of talent. Texas A&M has a great quarterback because their competition is open and a guy from back in the pack ended up with the job. At UGA players seem to get anointed and that ends it. It's just my opinion.
January 7th, 2013
11:38 pm
I don't know how Saban gets so much depth at D-line and O-line. He gets players that other teams can't buy. He recruits players and makes them change their minds even though they swear another team is their childhood favorite. Guess Alabama pays their coach well. Heck other schools can't pay that much because women's athletic coaches would complain and sue their school. Amazing !


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James Emerson was found guilty of luring Rhonda Mertes to a secluded Wausau site and killing her back in 1999. The case took ten years to solve and prosecute. Emerson appealed the conviction, claiming ineffective counsel, and inadequate communication with his attorney. That was rejected by a three judge panel in 2012.
Then, Emerson appealed on grounds that Judge Greg Grau allowed improper testimony and that the Iowa County jury was prejudiced against him for being black. That argument didn't work, either.
Emerson appealed to the State Supreme Court to try once more to have the conviction overturned. On Friday, the State Supreme Court declined to take the case, meaning the lower court ruling will stand.
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Closet organizing 101
Clear everything out
Here's where you have to be ruthless. Start by taking everything out of the closet, and then decide what gets to go back in. If you haven't used something in more than a year, it's time to let it go. If it's in good condition, sell or donate it.
Organize clothing by color and type
Getting dressed will be such a breeze, you'll wonder why you didn't do this sooner. No more hunting for specific items, so you can put outfits together much faster. Plus, with all your clothing organized you'll see pieces that consistently get rejected, which will make it easier to let them go.
Video: Common organizing mistakes
Use plastic bins or woven baskets
Here's another area where keeping similar items together saves time and money. Gather all your socks, pantyhose and other small items and group them by color. You'll know at a glance if you need more of something -- and chances are once they're all gathered in one handy location you'll see that you have more than you thought.
Buy matching hangers
Whether you buy wood or plastic depends on your budget and personal preference, but matching hangers are an easy way to give every closet a pulled-together look.
Rotate seasonal clothing
Have a closet you're not using, or old luggage you don't need? Pack your off-season clothes to make space for items you're wearing now. Your closet will look chic and tidy, and you won't waste time looking through clothes you know you won't wear.
Shoe racks
Keep shoes organized, accessible and out of the way. The type of shoe rack you choose will depend on where you have storage space -- on the closet floor, on a rod, or on the back of a door.
Hanging tie and scarf racks
Keep ties and scarves organized, clean and wrinkle-free by hanging them together on a special rack rather than sticking them in a drawer. Plus, it's more efficient if you can see what you have at a glance and match them to the rest of your outfit.
Use the back of the closet door
It used to be wasted space; now it's the perfect location to hang larger items like handbags, shoes, scarves or long necklaces. Look in the closet accessory department of your favorite big box or department store to find just the right back-of-door rack for some of your hard-to-store accessories.
Add a portable hanging rod
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No kidding, you can double -- or triple -- the storage space in a closet by putting seasonal items in vacuum-sealed bags. Make sure the clothes are clean and dry, then place them in the bags as neatly as you can and use your vacuum cleaner hose to suck out the air. Sealed bags can be stacked on shelves, on the floor or at the back of the closet. If you're storing multiple types of items, such as several sets of sheets with Hawaiian shirts and summer shorts, place a list inside the bag before you seal it so you will know at a glance what's in there.
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I'll play hexic, minesweeper flags, or chess while working sometimes. (Over MSN).
I often can't work without having some music on in the background :)
Exactly :)
I'm currently listening to Mega Dance 2004 Vol 2. Either that just now, or I catch up on (BBC) Radio 1 :D
Nice banging beats just to get the old brain cells into gear I say ;)
During the day i listen to bbc radio 1,
(chris moyles = ledgend, Dogs dont kill people rabbits do!! :) )
Then in the evening i sometimes listen to radio1 depends whos on or have the tv on in the background for things like simpsons or if thats rubbish too then put on my hip hop / rap cd's mostly listening to jay-z at the moment.
I have a few cd's on rotation for background noise. Nothing to distracting at all like the TV, wouldn't get any work done then if that was on.
I'm listening to Aphex Twin as I design a couple of templates right now :)
Hmmm music is very important when iam working on comp.But the question is: Which music is best for work and does music change overall quality of work.
For example,if Bill Gates while creating first windows was listening some kind of Japan rock,does windows be the same?;P
I'm always listening to music... Buying a Creative Labs Zen soon. :)
I listen to a lot of stuff including Lovedrug, Frou Frou, Pedro The Lion, Death Cab For Cutie, Dashboard Confessional, Copeland... Lots of crap. AudioScrobbler can tell you better than I can... :p
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ministry, system of a down, sepultura, pantera, metallica for them late nights to keep awake...
...but when the caffiene is taking full effect in the mid/early mornings, I jam the Infected Mushroom and Astrix through my headphones. Really makes design work a lot more pleasurable and actually seems to provide inspiration.
* methinks of that geeky guy from one james bond movie where he kept jumping up and going "I am eenvincable!!" *
i use limewire to download all my music and use winamp to play it
bo5ton...nice vector art in your avatar;)
haha wow...am I like turning into the avatar critic??
I don't think my computer knows what not having music on is...I usually leave it on even when I am not on the computer! Right now like usual I am listening to Linkin Park, and then I like to listen to most any other alt rock.
I'm an old guy, so I listen to either 50's-60's R&R, or a web radio station with that format. I get a big kick out of Brando Classic Radio with 40's and 50's radio shows, especially the mystery shows. I find that music/radio theater helps block out other distractions.
For me, anything visual is too distracting, but "theater of the mind" is not. I don't see how anyone can actually work and watch at the same time, but maybe it's possible.
I like to have something rythmic and without words like classical or african music.
I also have the greatest radio station where I live with tons of variety. They are also an online broadcast pioneer: http://www.kexp.org/
Always listen to music, and if i like what im hearing i usually sing with it off key or hum it depending on what im actually listening to :)
I'm now listening to the Polyphonic Spree and Weezer.
I listen to music but recently I've started listening to talk radio... I know, weird.
When I do any kind of developing on the web I find that music is more distracting than anything. If my favourite kind of music is playing, I pay more attention to the music than the screen. :)
usually something with double bass like Gamma Ray, Rhapsody, Sonata Arctica or Children of Bodom.
(i can't type well without something setting down a groove in the background)
Personally i need total silence to code and think straight. It allows me to focus more on the task. Although, i have found i get more work done if i'm talking to someone on msn at the same time. I think it's just like an excuse to take a break every 10 minutes to chat for a couple seconds. If i'm not coding, usually listening to Hip hop, rap, comedy styles and a little punk rock.
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Nick's public speaking engagements have helped hundreds of business owners to understand the necessity of "Communicating Effectively with Purpose" and "Developing and Understanding Your Vision." He presents to coaches and parents on the importance of health, understanding of the glycemic index, and the massive energy drink market.
Nick is an Internet Safety advocate, and an ambassador for Enough is Enough online safety. He has written on the subject for Prince William Living and Fredericksburg Parent magazines.
He is the author of the Leon "Catwalk" Caliber cyberpunk series, which debuted in the 2001 comic, Independent Voices 3 and continues in novels with 2013's "Catwalk: Messiah." He co-authors the Urban Samurai series, beginning with 2013's "Ichi."
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• Ken Venturi comes through. Venturi makes a clutch par on the 18th to finish at five under par. When he taps in a testy two-footer, he holds his pose and pauses for a moment because he thought he had finally captured his Holy Grail, the Masters.
• 'Old' Ben Hogan. Hogan is seen playing to the 18th green, a pretty good shot. McKay refers to him as "old Ben Hogan" because he's the ancient age of 47. Unfortunately, CBS never shows him putting out.
• The scoring flap. McKay earns bonus points for bringing up a scoring issue regarding Dow Finsterwald, who was paired with Venturi in the final round and in the thick of contention. Finsterwald dropped a ball and hit some practice putts after putting out on a green during the first round, an error he confessed to the next day. Instead of being disqualified for signing for an incorrect score, as he would be today, Masters officials assessed him a two-shot penalty and let him finish the tournament, which he nearly won.
• Two for the show. Groups weren't paired Sunday by score. So there were six pairings behind Palmer. The next group was Sam Snead and amateur Jack Nicklaus. Snead holes a 40-foot putt from the fringe. Then Nicklaus walks by the camera and McKay introduces him to viewers as the national amateur champion from Columbus, Ohio, and says he's been told this kid "has a great future." The myth about Nicklaus always making his putt on the 18th green? He sinks an 18-footer for birdie here, too.
• Pass the hedgeclippers. Augusta National looks surprisingly mangy compared to the way it's maintained now. Even on shots from the fairway, you wonder, "Didn't they mow the grass?" The areas around the bunkers were intentionally left rough and uncut, a very different look from the sharp-edged, perfectly manicured conditions today. The greens were still Bermuda grass and much, much slower.
• Ken and Mr. Jones. The post-round ceremony held in the cabin is presided over by Jones and you get to enjoy his thick Southern drawl. He actually isn't bad, much less stilted than some of his predecessors who froze up on camera, like Hord Hardin and Jack Stephens. Jones calls Venturi's effort "lion-hearted" and both Palmer and Venturi get to say a few emotional words.
• Six under. Chirkinian, who went on to direct 38 Masters telecasts for CBS, devised a new scoring system to keep track of what was going on in the past. Previously, the scoring was aggregate. So someone would finish at 279 and a player on the course would be said to be at 258 and you'd have to do the math in your head. Chirkinian came up with the score in relation to par -- plus or minus -- and it quickly became the game's standard. CBS also devised rudimentary graphics showing the scores.
• Don't tell Ted Turner. The colorizing, which had never been done to a sports telecast before, was remarkable. I thought it would've been fine in black and white but the show opens with black and white footage and then Nantz announces the colorization and when the screen changes from gray to green and Augusta's colors come to life, it's a true goose-bump moment.
Nantz showed the telecast to Palmer and Chirkinian in December and said both men were pretty emotional watching it again. Nantz brought cameras to film Arnie's reaction and interviews the obviously choked-up Arnie at the end. In February, Nantz premiered the finished product at Bel-Air Country Club in Los Angeles. Bel-Air members attended, along with Palmer and Venturi, who is recovering from heart bypass surgery. Palmer and Nantz met with reporters the next day to discuss the telecast.
"I can't tell you how important it is what Jim has done here," Palmer said. "We really had one of the great evenings of all time."
Nantz said the project came about when he was being wooed by another network. In a meeting with CBS president Les Moonves, he was asked what else he wanted. Nantz pitched him his idea about doing a show leading into the final-round Masters telecast, and what he wanted to do with the show, which was resurrect footage from Augusta National's archives. "Do it," said Moonves.
Nantz hopes to do a whole series of similar flashback shows. He kicked it off last year with a one-hour review of the 1986 Masters won by Nicklaus. Next year, he's planning to feature one of Gary Player's wins. This April, however, the spotlight belongs to Palmer. And plenty of good seats are still available.


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TALLAHASSEE -- After spiraling into near-chaos late Wednesday, the Florida House returned to normal Thursday, with no robotic readings of bills, threats of lawsuits, procedural brinksmanship or petty bickering on the floor.
"Today is a new day," House Speaker Will Weatherford, R-Wesley Chapel, declared.
The more upbeat tone is largely thanks to the calendar.
Wednesday was the last day House Democrats could stall the legislative process and protest a stalemate over health care reform by requiring all bills be read in full.
On Thursday, lawmakers passed a slew of bills, including a measure that would make it easier to evict tenants. House members also began debating the $74.5 billion budget, with a final vote expected Friday.
Representatives got an unexpected visit from Gov. Rick Scott, who briefly appeared on the floor to show gratitude for the approval of a sales tax break for manufacturing equipment.
Democrats, however, wanted to talk about health care.
Scott agrees with Democrats on the need to expand Medicaid in Florida, including accepting $51 billion in federal money. House Democrats have been wearing lapel stickers that say "Health Care for Florida Families."
Rep. Dwight Dudley, D-St. Petersburg, offered Scott an extra sticker to wear — even briefly — but the governor demurred.
"I thought it would be very symbolic, and show great solidarity with Floridians that need health care," Dudley said. "We wanted to remind him of health care and keep him on the thing that he says that he wants that we'd like to see him doing more to support."
Scott dodged questions on whether he would call lawmakers back for a special session on health care if, as expected, they fail to reach a deal this week.
"As you know, there's still time left in session ... We'll see what happens," Scott said. "As you know, I've said 'yes' to making sure we take care of the uninsured and the Legislature said 'no.'"
The landlord bill, HB 77, passed the House 92-25 and now heads to Scott's desk. The proposal was pushed by Sen. Kelli Stargel, R-Lakeland, who is an investment property manager. Court records show Stargel has been forced to evict people who rent property she owns.
As part of the bill, a tenant could pay partial rent and still be evicted within days if they fail to turn over the rest of the money. The measure would also allow a landlord to evict a tenant if a person breaks rules twice in one year. Those rules can include parking in the wrong spot or having an unauthorized pet.
Another bill passed by the House on Thursday, HB 691, would make it illegal to possess other people's personal information such as Social Security numbers and credit cards. The measure, which passed unanimously, has already passed the Senate. It now heads to the governor's desk.
At least one bill looks to have died as a result of the partisan tensions earlier in the week, the Times-Union reported. Rep. Charles McBurney, R-Jacksonville, said his proposed rewrite of state limited liability company laws was not heard Wednesday and most likely will not pass this year.
The bill, HB 1079, was tied up when Democrats forced that every bill be read in full. While House Republicans used an auto-reader nicknamed "Mary" to speed up the process, McBurney's bill was 233 pages long, and it took Mary 45 seconds to read a single page.
"You do the math," McBurney told the Times-Union.
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14 U.S. Code § 184 - Cadets; degree of bachelor of science
The Superintendent of the Academy may, under such rules and regulations as the Secretary shall prescribe, confer the degree of bachelor of science upon all graduates of the Academy and may, in addition, confer the degree of bachelor of science upon such other living graduates of the Academy as shall have met the requirements of the Academy for such degree.
Source(Aug. 4, 1949, ch. 393, 63 Stat. 508.)
Historical and Revision Notes
Based on title 14, U.S.C., 1946 ed., § 15a (May 25, 1933, ch. 37, 48 Stat. 73; July 8, 1937, ch. 447, 50 Stat. 477; Aug. 9, 1946, ch. 928, 60 Stat. 961).
Changes in phraseology were made inasmuch as the Academy is now accredited by the Association of American Universities. It was not so accredited when the section was enacted.
Inasmuch as the acts cited above apply equally to the Military Academy and the Naval Academy, as well as the Coast Guard Academy, they are not scheduled for repeal but are being amended by section 13 of this act to eliminate reference to the Coast Guard. 81st Congress, House Report No. 557.
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(WMC-TV) - An overheating hazard is prompting the recall of thousands of coffeemakers.
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We know a place where dreams come true - and it's not on a hillside with Carrie Underwood yodeling at the top of her little lungs about "Favorite Things."
At the Television Critics Association press tour on Jan. 19, NBC entertainment chairman Robert Greenblatt said they chose "Peter Pan" as the next musical to be broadcast live following the "Sound of Music Live."
"In the hopes that lightning strikes twice, we think we've landed on another great Broadway musical…that is a timeless classic for all audiences, young and old, who just never want to grow up," added Robert.
Translation courtesy of "Peter Pan" creator James Matthew Barrie: "Dreams do come true, if we only wish hard enough.You can have anything in life if you will sacrifice everything else for it." (Translation of that vis-à-vis NBC's decision: They secretly hope that Twitter doesn't come alive with the sound of hating on Peter Pan. Although we really, really liked the pizza tweets.)
So while Robert is wishing hard that he finds a lead better than Carrie Underwood (who was a terrific singer in "Sound of Music" but seemed to think that acting involves looking blankly into the eyes of Vampire Bill, er, we mean Stephen Moyer, who played the constipated Captain von Trapp), we propose the following candidates for Peter Pan:
- "I want Miley Cyrus," Robert reportedly joked, reported Entertainment Weekly on Jan. 19. But hey, we think she'd be ab-solutely fabulous. "Sound of Music" when done by NBC seemed to involve many, many close-ups of people's knees as they ran around wearing strange little shorts. So "Peter Pan" could involve lots of close-ups of tummies and tongues, making Miley the perfect candidate.
- A key song in "Peter Pan" is "I won't grow up." The choice is obvious: Charlie Sheen, whose theme song for life could be "I don't wanna grow up." Just drink some Tiger's Blood, Charlie, and you can fly.
However, here's the catch-22: By far the best part of "Sound of Music Live" was DiGiorno Pizza, who live tweeted the entire way-too-long event with tasty tiny tweets like:
Oh, and it was such a bummer that "My Favorite Things" did not involve pizza.
So we're thinking that if NBC really wants to do better by "Peter Pan," they could find someone who is willing to eat pizza in Never Never Land. Because seriously, how could it be a place where dreams come true if there's no pizza?
Which sort of leaves out Miley, who is on a gluten-free diet and once tweeted: "I now remember why I never eat pizza. It makes me feel like sh*t. #glutenized."
Hmm. Charlie, it's up to you: Time for that Ab Roller to stop collecting spiderwebs! And start singing:
I know a place where dreams are born
And time is never planned
It's not on any chart or (pizza place)
You must find it with your heart (and pizza sensors)
Never never land (and pizza palace).


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This aerial view from the 1940s shows an old dairy farm and the sewage disposal system for Lansdowne
By the 1970s excavation of the main lake area was well under way
In the 1980s Wellington landscape architect Frank Boffa developed a comprehensive plan for the lake and surrounding areas
By the 1980s the first portion of the main lake had been filled with muddy water
The lake was soon a popular site for kayaks and small yachts
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Masterton is one of the oldest inland towns in New Zealand. It has no natural lake nearby and for many years its citizens and politicians looked for ways to create some 'ornamental waters'. A water supply dam on Lansdowne Hill, behind the Hansells factory, was a popular site from the 1890s until 1924 when it was destroyed in a flood.
The Masterton Park lake was formed in the early 1900s, on land recently added to the park. This land was used to create some 'ornamental waters'. A horse-drawn scoop was used to remove the stony soil from the bed of what was to become the lake, then clay was added to ensure that the bottom of the lake was "puddled" in. A line was taken from the Waipoua River (which then ran a lot closer to the park than it does today) and Masterton's first ornamental lake was created.
In the 1930s a group of local people led by Henry Major, farmer Jack Bennett and Wairarapa College teacher Harry Glen formed a Geological Society, to study local natural history. On one of their trips they studied some of the waste lands on the northern banks of the Ruamahanga River, and came to the conclusion that this land would be suitable for a fresh water lake. It then housed a small dairy farm and a sewage disposal system for Lansdowne.
In 1966 Henry Major revisited his dream of creating a fresh water lake for Masterton. He convinced a number of his fellow citizens of the worthiness of the plan, and formed the Henley Trust with Eric Hodder, Jim Long, Don Spiers, Jack Mackley, Bob Dunderdale, and John Maunsell.
The name itself probably gives some indication of the motivation of those involved. They were very keen to create a lake of at least 100 acres, large enough to hold rowing regattas, and for small yachts to use.
The basic concept was very simple. The trustees intended to mine the gravel found just underneath the surface of the soil and to use the royalties derived to fund the further development of their lake.
In 1972 the Masterton Borough Council decided the scheme was to be part of the town's facilities, and gave its backing. The Masterton County Council also gave their support for the scheme, as did the relevant government authorities. The first plans for the future lake were also drawn at this time and show a large lake filling almost all the site now occupied by the lake and the wetlands.
During the 1970s and 1980s the gravel was mined from the site and large empty pockets created. In 1982 the Masterton Licensing Trust announced they supported the plans for the development, giving it their "Major project" status. The Henley Trust was keen to make the most of the opportunity they were offered, and engaged Wellington landscape consultants Boffa Jackman and Associates to develop a concept plan The plan called for a 'Fantasyland' style development, complete with miniature trains, paddle steamers, and was met with community opposition. Many people thought that the idea was grandiose and a more passive style of facility was called for. In the end the plans were modified.
Even before the Boffa plan, the 100 acre lake was stymied. The Wairarapa Catchment Board had strong reservations about the sustainability of a large lake and a smaller version, of about 30 acres, was created.
In 1985 local engineer George Evans drew the final plans for the lake and a contract was let for the construction. In 1987 a tree lover's appeal was started and over 3000 trees were planted around the lake. In 1988 the waters were opened and the lake was filled for the first time. As an added attraction over 1500 rainbow trout were officially placed into the lake. They were soon joined by a flood of unofficially released perch.
Masterton architect Neil Inkster joined the trust in the late 1980s. His input was substantial, and he designed many of the lake features.
In 1992 the administration of the lake was handed over to the Masterton District Council. Since then a number of groups have been involved in various projects around the lake and the wilderness areas.


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2 U.S. Code § 640 - House approval of regular appropriation bills
It shall not be in order in the House of Representatives to consider any resolution providing for an adjournment period of more than three calendar days during the month of July until the House of Representatives has approved annual appropriation bills providing new budget authority under the jurisdiction of all the subcommittees of the Committee on Appropriations for the fiscal year beginning on October 1 of such year. For purposes of this section, the chairman of the Committee on Appropriations of the House of Representatives shall periodically advise the Speaker as to changes in jurisdiction among its various subcommittees.
Source(Pub. L. 93–344, title III, § 309,July 12, 1974, 88 Stat. 314; Pub. L. 99–177, title II, § 201(b),Dec. 12, 1985, 99 Stat. 1052.)
Section was formerly classified to section 1330 of Title 31 prior to the general revision and enactment of Title 31, Money and Finance, by Pub. L. 97–258, § 1,Sept. 13, 1982, 96 Stat. 877.
1985—Pub. L. 99–177substituted "House approval of regular appropriation bills" for "Completion of action on bills providing new budget authority and certain new spending authority" in section catchline, and amended section generally. Prior to amendment, section read as follows: "Except as otherwise provided pursuant to this subchapter, not later than the seventh day after Labor Day of each year, the Congress shall complete action on all bills and resolutions—
"(1) providing new budget authority for the fiscal year beginning on October 1 of such year, other than supplemental, deficiency, and continuing appropriation bills and resolutions, and other than the reconciliation bill for such year, if required to be reported under section 641 (c) of this title; and
"(2) providing new spending authority described in section 651 (c)(2)(C) of this title which is to become effective during such fiscal year.Paragraph (1) shall not apply to any bill or resolution if legislation authorizing the enactment of new budget authority to be provided in such bill or resolution has not been timely enacted."
Effective Date of 1985 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 99–177effective Dec. 12, 1985, and applicable with respect to fiscal years beginning after Sept. 30, 1985, see section 275(a)(1) ofPub. L. 99–177, formerly set out as an Effective and Termination Dates note under section 900 of this title prior to repeal by Pub. L. 112–25, title I, § 104(a),Aug. 2, 2011, 125 Stat. 246.
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UNDATED (WSAU) Two new polls released yesterday showed Wisconsin's presidential race to be in a dead heat – while another poll gave President Obama a definitive lead.
Rasmussen Reports had Obama and Republican Mitt Romney tied at 49-percent for the state's 10 electoral votes. Another poll by N-B-C News, the Wall Street Journal, and Marist College had Obama leading 49-46 – exactly at the poll's three-point margin of error, making it a statistical dead heat. Saint Norbert College of De Pere has Obama up by nine points in the Badger State, 51-to-42 percent. That poll surveyed the smallest number of people among the three surveys – 402 – with a five-percent error margin.
The Marquette Law School poll from earlier this week had Obama pulling out to an 8-point edge.
Both campaigns see Wisconsin as a "must state" in order to win the presidency on Tuesday – and they're proving it with their numerous campaign visits. The Democrat Obama was in Green Bay yesterday – and he plans to visit Milwaukee with pop singer Katy Perry tomorrow and Madison on Monday, where Bruce Springsteen is expected to perform.
Romney has a rally planned this morning at State Fair Park in West Allis. It's his only planned Wisconsin appearance down the stretch, but his running mate – Janesville's Paul Ryan – made numerous stops around the state this week. Vice President Joe Biden is due in Beloit and Superior today. Former President Bill Clinton spoke at the two-year U-W college in Waukesha yesterday. He praised Obama for trying to get a strong government and a strong private economy to work together.


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New York Mets call up former Xavier outfielder
Matt Watson moves up to major leagues and collects double in first at-bat
09/16/03Matt Watson, a former member of the Universitys baseball team, was called up to the major league New York Mets last week from the Class AAA Norfolk Tides of the International League. Through five games with the Mets, Watson has one hit in four at-bats, a pinch-hit double he collected in his first major league at-bat.
Mets manager Art Howe says he plans to use the 24-year-old Watson mostly as a left-handed pinch-hitter for the remainder of the season.
The 5-foot-11, 200-pound Watson spent the majority of the season with Norfolk, playing in 74 games and hitting .295 with 40 runs, 18 doubles, one triple, 11 home runs, 55 RBI and two stolen bases. Twice during the season he was placed on the disabled list and sent to Class A and Class AA teams for rehabilitation.
Watson was one of several former Xavier baseball players profiled in the Summer 2003 issue of Xavier magazine who have helped the program improve while placing themselves on the verge of a major league career.
The left-handed hitting, right-handed throwing outfielder played for the University from 1997 to 1999 and was originally drafted by the Montreal Expos. In his first year, playing for the Vermont Expos, he lit up opposing pitchers, setting the New York-Penn League single-season record for most hits with 108.
Theres been a hundred major leaguers in that league, and he set the record, says Xavier baseball coach John Morrey.
Injuries sidelined Watson for much of his second season, but he came back in 2001 to be the Expos organizational player of the year. Last year during the season he was traded from the Expos to the Mets and was sent to their AA team in Binghamton, N.Y., where he hit .286 and was advanced to the Tides.


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