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There are just 24 Yamaha FZR400RRs still registered on the UK roads in 2012 but it's a fair bet to assume there are a whole load more than this still being put to high-rev use on racetracks and trackdays around the country.
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I owned one of these for 6 years whilst on a break from bigger bikes. I have to say it was well engineered, very reliable, qiuck, cheap to run and great fun. The 400 was more of a mini exup 1000 than the 600 was because it was for the Jap home market so it had the spec. Looks dated now and modern 600's are the same weight but still deserves it's place, in my book anyway.
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Bloomfield police are investigating an apparent murder-suicide case at a mobile home park on Thursday night.
Officers were dispatched around 8:15 p.m. to a report of a shooting at Lee Hi Mobile Home Park, located at 525 North First Street. Police found 36-year-old Raphael Tena and 29-year-old Judith Barciaga-Orozco dead at the scene.
The couple had been married for 13 years and had two daughters, ages 11 and 6, who were not in the home at the time of the shooting.
"We are still continuing our investigation, but have determined that this was a murder-suicide," Bloomfield Police Chief Mike Kovacs said in a statement. "It appears that Tena shot his wife, then turned the gun on himself."
According to police, the couple had been involved in a domestic dispute in recent weeks.
"Ms. Barciaga-Orozco had come into our office stating she was scared of her husband," Kovaks said. "Our agency set up a domestic shelter for her, however she chose not to stay there. She was also asked repeatedly if she had been harmed in anyway and never indicated she was."
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Norwich — The St. Vincent de Paul Place soup kitchen and related ministries cannot remain at the former St. Joseph School at the corner of Cliff Street and Clairmont Avenue, the city planning commission ruled Tuesday, because the facility was disruptive to the character of the surrounding residential neighborhood.
The Commission on the City Plan voted 5-0 to deny St. Vincent a special permit to remain in the school beyond the expiration of the facility's temporary permit on Jan. 12. Commission members said the presence of the soup kitchen in the school since July has proven it to be a detriment to the residential neighborhood.
Commission member Frank Manfredi disagreed with proponents' arguments during two contentious public hearings that St. Vincent's mission was an extension of the parish church next door and should be allowed on the church-owned school property.
"This is a much different use than a school," Manfredi said, noting that the soup kitchen serves adults, while the school was for grammar-school-aged students.
He also said the commission had the benefit of experience to judge whether the facility fit the character of the neighborhood.
St. Vincent was forced to find a new location in July when the former city train station behind Main Street closed for structural repairs. The facility obtained temporary six-month permits from city and state building officials, but needed a special permit from the planning commission to remain permanently in the school.
During the two public hearing sessions, neighbors complained that patrons had trespassed on their properties, threw litter in their yards, cursed at residents and refused to leave when asked.
"We've heard from neighbors what has happened," Manfredi said, "how it has affected the character of the neighborhood."
Chairman Ralph Page added his concerns about added traffic to the neighborhood, as St. Vincent had planned to expand the operation to include a food pantry, a clothing bank and other services.
The vote leaves St. Vincent with less than a month to find a new permanent location.
"We do not have an alternative location," Executive Director Jillian Corbin said after the vote.
Corbin said she would meet with soup kitchen staff and Diocese of Norwich officials right away on a future plan.
"It's somewhat of a surprise," Corbin said.
Neighbors applauded briefly after the vote before clearing the meeting room.
Cliff Street resident Sarah Scepanski called the vote "wonderful" and "awesome."
But Hobart Avenue resident Brian Kobylarz, who led the opposition to the relocation, called it "a double-edged sword," leaving a vital city service with less than a month to find a new location. Repeatedly during two public hearing sessions, residents supported the soup kitchen mission and its services but argued that the former neighborhood school was an inappropriate location.
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K.D., A General contractor on Oahu, has a hint of dismay in his voice when he talks about not yet getting fully paid for a job completed at the end of 2009.
Hundreds of thousands of dollars are still owed despite 10 months of back-and-forth calls and e-mails, says K.D., who asked that his real name and initials not be used because of who the client is.
The client is withholding the check because K.D.'s company didn't provide a materials certification for a minor part of the project. The thing is, K.D. says, he wasn't informed that the documentation was needed until well after the project was completed. He's had difficulty getting certification from his supplier, which has to comb through its own records.
K.D.'s client? The state of Hawaii.
"It's a frustration on our part, but we just have to work around it," says K.D., who asked to remain anonymous because he fears his criticism might hurt his chances when bidding on future state jobs.
"They're the only people with money right now."
Other state contractors, including many nonprofit social-service groups, share the same complaint: The state doesn't always pay on time. For nonprofits, the problem is compounded because the weakened economy has left them with fewer private donations.
Leaders at both for-profit and nonprofit organizations say the state's slow payments seemed to increase as the state's own finances took a hit during the downturn.
"It's gotten a lot worse," says M.J., an executive at another construction company that does both general and subcontracting work.
He says he's been owed more than $500,000 for more than six months, including payment that the state is holding up until unrelated work by another subcontractor is corrected and inspected.
"I call every day to find out what's happening."
The contractor is like many people interviewed for this article, who say they will only speak if they can remain anonymous. They fear speaking out may produce a backlash and lessen their organizations' chances for getting future government work.
They also say competitors might use their comments to paint them as difficult to work with, or that general contractors won't include them in bids for fear they will be blackballed from state work.
One large nonprofit reported having to rely on a loan to meet expenses after waiting for more than three months to get paid. "Whether you are a nonprofit or profit-making entity, you're counting on timely payments to keep things moving ahead. When there are delays, that really does impact an organization," says the head of the group, a long-time Hawaii organization that provides social services.
"We have a payroll that needs to be met and bills that need to be paid."
The National Council of Nonprofits recently compiled a list of government contracting abuses and put late payments at the top.
A nationwide survey by the Urban Institute in 2009 found that Hawaii ranks 15th worst when it comes to paying nonprofit human-service providers too slowly.
The survey said 39 percent of Hawaii organizations reported that late state payments were a big problem. The national average was 24 percent.
Half of the nonprofits surveyed in Hawaii said they'd experienced late payments from government contracts, with payments taking 90 days or more to reach them. The survey also found that most nonprofits thought their experiences with government contracting had deteriorated in 2009.
The Hawaii Alliance of Nonprofit Organizations released the report in October and called for changes, including speedier payments and less complex reporting requirements. The report also noted that more than half of the local nonprofits said payments weren't covering their costs.
Laura Robertson, Goodwill Industries of Hawaii CEO and president, says she's come to expect state payments to take three months or more.
"Over the last year, it has been more difficult because of the budget shortfall," she says. "In some instances, we've delayed hiring staff or filling a position that's been vacated to manage our cash flow."
She says some of the tardy payments occur because an organization Goodwill is working with hasn't been paid; in other cases the agency itself is waiting for a quarterly budget allocation.
Also, extra paperwork is often required, such as documentation on work progress and milestones. For one contract, Robertson says, her staff has to document nine different milestones for each client, creating a mountain of paperwork.
"When we have to float these payments for government, we're talking about carrying a quarter of a million dollars," she says.
"In good times, we've always had that paid in 30 days, maybe 45 to 60. But 90 is unusual. It's hard to stretch that far."
Lowell Kalapa, head of the Tax Foundation of Hawaii, sits on a nonprofit board that's had budget problems because of overdue payments from the state.
"They're trying to make do at the expense of their vendors," Kalapa says. "This is much worse than it usually is. Everyone is kind of biting their nails."
Private contractors report similar stories. They say that while they understand government needs to be a good steward of taxpayer money, there must be more efficient ways to make sure work is being done correctly.
Avoiding state government work isn't a feasible option, contractors say, because residential and other private-sector jobs dried up during the recession.
The University of Hawaii Economics Research Organization notes the economic downturn hammered the construction industry, with receipts shrinking by roughly a third from 2007 to 2010.
From November 2007 to November 2010, the number of employed construction workers in the state shrank by more than a quarter, making it one of Hawaii's hardest hit industries. But government construction work rose 20 percent during the first half of 2010.
UHERO's latest forecast is for government infrastructure projects to maintain a level that's roughly one-half higher than the average between 2005 and 2009.
Some contractors wish they could quit state jobs, given the paperwork and potential for slow payments. They say belated payments don't seem to occur as frequently with county projects, but it depends on the agency. They generally say there is no problem with federal payments.
Complaints about state payments come in regularly to the Subcontractors Association of Hawaii, according to president Tim Lyons.
"I get prompt-payment complaints all the time," he says. "Government would get better bids if it didn't do this."
In the past, part of the problem was general contractors holding on to payments. He says a law that went into effect in 2007 cleared up this problem, requiring all money paid to a prime contractor be disbursed to subcontractors promptly. The law included a penalty if a procuring agency or prime contractor failed to pay within 10 days of an invoice. But some agencies, including the University of Hawaii, have been exempted from the law, Lyons said.
Lyons and others credit former state Comptroller Russ Saito for pressing agencies and departments to make sure timely payments were made so that money flowed quickly into the economy. They also say some of that progress has slipped in the past year and a half.
Part of the problem was caused by state furlough days and layoffs. Lyons says other problems may lie with contractors who haven't worked for the state in years and aren't familiar with all the forms required to get paid.
"To do government work as a contractor you really have to be geared up for it," he says.
It doesn't help that procurement processes can vary from department to department, says Karen Nakamura, head of the Building Industry Association of Hawaii. Experienced contractors can generally navigate through the system, but now, "government work is the only kind of work that's available," Nakamura notes, which means a lot of inexperienced contractors.
However, delayed-pay complaints are coming from both experienced and not-so-experienced contractors. Nakamura says there is no excuse for delayed payments if contractors do the job and all the paperwork correctly.
She says many of the problems are with so-called retention or retainage payments, which are typically withheld until the project owner is assured the work is completed to specifications. Some contractors say pending retention payments as a percentage of accounts receivable have climbed dramatically.
Progress payments, made periodically during construction, are not as big a problem, according to contractors.
Making sure government dollars are well spent also slows down payment processing, as does using nongovernment construction managers to oversee projects. K.D. says these managers sometimes don't communicate well on what documentation is required.
"It seems they are really picky now," he says. "They want you to dot the i's and cross the t's."
Says M.J., "On some jobs that I have, it basically comes down to personnel in certain departments."
He says 99 percent of payments come through fine, though the ones that are pending are significant. "I thought I was better off doing government work," M.J. says. "But now I don't know."
A perhaps larger problem is change orders. A Honolulu contractor says many retention payments are delayed when there are large change orders. Funding for the work may not have been appropriated and the project might be stopped while waiting for the money.
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Third time was the charm for Vandy in the SEC tournament Friday night after splitting regular season games against Mark Fox's team.
The Dores had fretted aloud this week that they didn't match up well with the Dogs, but they astutely applied what they'd learned in their two previous meetings, primarily by smothering Trey Thompkins with their zone. Thompkins, normally Georgia's most consistent player, didn't look that sharp anyway this particular night, but the Vandy defense didn't give him much of a chance, holding him scoreless in the first half and to just 13 points on the night.
Add the Commodores' domination of the boards and a string of 3's that allowed them to pull away in the second half after the Dogs had narrowed their lead to 2, and that was pretty much the story, despite Travis Leslie wowing everyone with his career-high 34 points. But it wasn't enough. Leslie "is a great player in this league," Dores sophomore Lance Goulbourne told the Nashville Tennessean. "But he was the only one going off, really. As long as we got everyone else shut down, then we did a great job on defense."
No. 20-ranked Vandy was obviously the better team, but as the Nashville Tennessean noted, Fox's Dogs "were no ordinary East No. 6 seed."
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But as Marc Weiszer of the Athens Banner-Herald notes, teams with losing records have been selected for the 16-team CBI field the past two years. The tournament's Ray Cella, who before Friday's game listed Georgia as a team being considered, said, "We look at the entire scope of the season, and if they're under .500 but still a quality basketball team, we're interested in them."
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Meanwhile, if this really is it for Fox's first Georgia team, I think he's scored a major achievement in Athens this year by making definite progress in turning around a program that was moribund. If Thompkins joins Leslie in returning next season and Fox can add a quality player or two, Georgia is going to become a factor again in SEC basketball. Those are two special players with bright futures.
Even with a losing record, this was a big season for Georgia basketball. As Fox put it after the game, "I am proud of this team because when I came everybody kept telling me how terrible we were. I don't know if we were necessarily a great basketball team, but we beat some people maybe we weren't supposed to beat, we've given our program some momentum, and we earned some respect back. In rebuilding, those are steps you have to take. So I don't feel empty because we did take some steps forward, but I'm angry that we lost."
As regular readers know, I'm against fans booing their own team, but now I'm looking foward to some sustained booing at Sanford Stadium in the future. Or rather, Booing.
With the news that incoming freshman running back Ken Malcome has decided to play under the nickname his family and friends have for him, Boo, I'm hoping he gives the crowd plenty of opportunity to salute big plays by offering up his name in vocal tribute.
The Southwest DeKalb star will be wearing No. 24, which has been pretty good to the last two Georgia players who've worn that number. So here's hoping …
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March 13th, 2010
11:36 am
Thats all that really matters.
March 13th, 2010
11:40 am
good piece. and yes, the club needs all of the experience it can get! And, it doesn't hurt to have more attention on the program for a few more games.
March 13th, 2010
11:52 am
I'm looking forward to seeing what kinds of players Fox can bring in next season. We have reason to be optimistic.
March 13th, 2010
12:02 pm
I certainly think that if offered, this team should get the extra practice time and experience. I also think that McPhee, Jackson, and Whatley are deserving of a little more time with the team before they graduate. Ricky and Albert played their hearts out and left everything they had on the court for this program.
If no offer comes, congrats to this team for what they accomplished this year and I thank them for making UGA bball fun, competitive, and entertaining again. The future looks bright with Fox at the helm.
Go Dawgs!
March 13th, 2010
12:31 pm
I have always hated basketball. But i find myself watching the bulldawgs every night they are on now. Something is growing in Athens.
March 13th, 2010
2:26 pm
Just like the Bad News Bears in the AstroDome…"Let them play! Let them play! Let them play!" Why wouldn't you want to have extra practice/games if you can get them? The CBT or CIT would both like to have guys like Leslie and Thompkins play…both have been good enough to get ESPN's attention, and that can help when the good teams are off in the NCAA.
March 13th, 2010
3:50 pm
How many times must we tell you that us hardcore fans are not Booing the players its the coaches who are making millions with their inept play calling.! Sheesh……..
March 13th, 2010
3:51 pm
Sorry but this team floundered in the road games and doesnt derserve an invite to any tournament.
March 13th, 2010
5:41 pm
If they get an invite let 'em play. The more playing time the better even for next year. If this season is any indication of what can happen in the future the DAWGS may just be going in the right direction in basketball for a change. I hope we can pickup a few more skilled players.
March 13th, 2010
6:33 pm
[...] See: Vanderbilt Beats Georgia 78-66 in SEC Tournament Quarterfinals – SicEmDawgs Is season ending too soon for basketball Dogs? – Junkyard Blawg [...]
March 13th, 2010
6:45 pm
Dawg fans back to pick'n buggers.
March 13th, 2010
6:58 pm
At least you Dawgs can watch the Jackets at the Big Dance,while your team sits at home.
March 13th, 2010
7:05 pm
Playing time is everything. Hope they get a chance.
March 13th, 2010
7:51 pm
We will take it out on you in football stinker! We run this state!
March 13th, 2010
8:24 pm
What is recruiting looking like? Any other players coming in besides the one we signed in the early signing period?
March 13th, 2010
8:45 pm
"At least you Dawgs can watch the Jackets at the Big Dance,while your team sits at home."
No, unlike you NATS fans, I don't obsess over rival teams; I really couldn't care less what the state's perennial second fiddle is doing if UGA isn't playing them.
But let me guess… when NATS chokes in the NCAA tournament, you're going to claim that "winning the ACC was our goal, and therefore the only thing that matters"…. right?
March 13th, 2010
9:58 pm
Haha KJ is dumb. UGA is second fiddle to GT in every sport this year and look for that to continue to happen in the future. UGA athletics is a joke.
March 13th, 2010
10:02 pm
LOL delusional dorks:
March 13th, 2010
10:40 pm
#24, so what number will washun be wearing. plus, i like the boo's for players named boo, boozer, or just enjoy booze! gets some noise goin!
March 13th, 2010
11:34 pm
Disappointing loss in Nashville last night but Vandy came to play. I really thought that Trey was sick or really tired from the first game. He didn't seem to have much spring in his step.
Encouraging season when you beat at least 5 teams going to the NCAA Tournament. I don't know how I feel about playing in a lesser post-season event. I am very optimistic for the future. I hope that both Trey and Travis stick around. We should be even better next year.
March 13th, 2010
11:55 pm
what happened to the NIT? did it change its name too? (ala "Football Bowl Subdivision")
March 13th, 2010
11:59 pm
Dog fans have hope now on the hardwood, haven't had it in quite some time. If given the opportunity, play on!
March 14th, 2010
3:35 am
Coach Richt has a horrible offensive coaching staff. And, if you want to know why Coach Richt is on the bubble, it is because of his recruits. This 2005 recruiting class rx-dawg wants to lie about is a horrid recruiting class of 19 only 13 of which came in the Fall. 1/3 of the class was not there in the Fall. The rankings of this 1/3 were among the leaders, which inflated our recruiting rankings when in fact, it was not a good class at all, was it ? That 2005 recruiting class stayed in jail. They had nothing but Academic issues. They stayed suspended. They lost to every SEC East team in a row, consecutively. The had penalty after penalty. They fumbled the football. They threw interceptions.
Coach Richt won with Jim Donnan's recruits.
Jim Donnan was fired for losing 13 games his last 4 years.
Coach Richt has 14 losses his last 4 years.
March 14th, 2010
3:04 am
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March 14th, 2010
3:17 am
Since The SEC expanded to the current teams
3 Alabama NCAA Major Infractions Database PROBATION in Football.
2 UGA NCAA Major Infractions Database PROBATION in Football
Alabama is the ONLY SEC school on PROBATION in football at this time, serving THREE (3) YEARS PROBATION starting June 11, 2009 NCAA Major Infractions Database.
Alabama has had 3 PROBATION in football since The SEC current alignment in 1990, with 3 Major Infractions Database PROBATION football.
In fact, since the realignment in 1990, NO SEC SCHOOL HAS MORE MAJOR INFRACTIONS Database PROBATIONS than Alabama in all sports.
Not even Auburn.
Alabama is the only SEC school on Major Infractions Database PROBATION in football.
Alabama leads The SEC since 1990 in all sports Major Infractions Database PROBATION with 4.
Alabama leads The SEC since 1990 in football Major Infractions Database PROBATION with 3.
Come back and talk to me June 12, 2012
You're the only 1 SEC school on Probation in football.
You have the most SEC football Major Infractions Database Probations since 1990 when the current SEC teams expanded to what we have now.
You have the most SEC Major Infractions Database Probations since 1990 when the current SEC teams expanded to what we have now in all sports.
And, THIS is what you want to talk about
Bama, you also talk repeatedly about how great the education is there compared to at UGA, however, when we look at these FACTS as well, what we actually find out is that Alabama is ranked # 96 U.S. News and World Report Ranking and UGA is ranked # 58.
Alabama accepts far more than UGA.
March 14th, 2010
6:24 am
I think Georgia basketball looks promising….Fox appears to be a very good coach…now if we can recruit…we can win.
March 14th, 2010
7:41 am
BuLLdawg : Have you ever had one happy day in life, not counting UGA sports victories or somebody elses misery..?
March 14th, 2010
8:15 am
BuLLdawg take a break until the new coaches give you new stats.
March 14th, 2010
8:59 am
BuLLdawg sure can get off-topic …
March 14th, 2010
9:10 am
Bill, I thought the same thing when I heard about a player using the name Boo. The crowd interaction should be interesting.
It's been a while since UGA had a player with a similar sounding name the fans could chant causing confusion for people less in the know. Mooooooooooooosa Smith is the last one if memory serves me correctly. I can hear it now, "why are UGA fans Booing their own team for scoring that touchdown"?
March 14th, 2010
10:07 am
Gen, you assume that #39 takes joy in a UGA victory? Even seen any evidence of that?
March 14th, 2010
11:01 am
I agree with Coach Fox saying that UGA is finished playing this year. His focus has to be on recruiting now.
Even though UGA had some nice upsets this year there are a lot of holes to fill on the roster. He needs a really good big man and maybe even a pt guard. Although Ware had a decent year he was still turnover prone late in the season.
March 14th, 2010
11:04 am
Cute little season from the pups this year. Lets not forget this is a team that played a horrible out of conference schedule, played in a down SEC, and this UGA team has 2 supposed NBA prospects, and couldn't even finish with a .500 record. Sure it was nice to beat GT, and finally beat Florida in something, but lets not start J'ing each other off yet. They have a long way to go.
March 14th, 2010
11:07 am
89 UGA Bulldogs' players arrested / suspended in Coach Richt Era :
You wanted 4 Altamaha Dawg, you ask another poster this week ?
March 14th, 2010
11:35 am
I read the comments fairly frequently and I'm amazed at the people who are so delusional. Many claim that we're right up there with Alabama, LSU and Florida despite the fact that all of them have won a national championship and we have yet to qualify for the game in the nine years that Mark Richt has been at the helm.
I belileve that you can split Richt's tenure in half, almost. Look at the record for the first five years (2 SEC Chamionships and an Eastern Division Championship) and then look at the abysmal four years since. What happened? Seems like to me that Richt went to sleep on the switch. Arrogance and complacency ravaged the DAWGS. Instead of continually improving, we continued downhill and we're still in that mode as we move into the upcoming season which should be far easier than the last.
This great QB coach, Richt, has put us in the position of starting the season with an untested three times now with Joe T, Cox and now Murray? What kind of personnel management is that?
We also know that Richt sort of fudged it with Cox as QB. He was supposed to be the great leader, knew the play book by heart. But alas, he was a bust. For the most part we won when he didn't throw the ball. Doesn't say much for Cox, Bobo or Richt. And this isn't the first time this kind of thing happened. Joe Tereshinski III was ill-suited to be our QB, hadn't had much game experience yet he was the starter over Stafford. And again, we start the season with hope not a seasoned player. WOW!
As I see it, Grantham was a necessary move long before it happened too. Why Willie was with Richt in Florida post season to talk with the kid that ultimately opted for USC in Los Angeles? I have no idea. I think it was bizarre. Had he decided to keep Willie? Looks like that to me. Wierd. Despite the defense being a train wreck, he wanted to retain Willie. Unbelievable.
I got to think there was some goings on on Ag Hill that resulted in Willie's dismissal shortly after that. Richt put friendship over his team and we, the fans. I think he has a lot of making up to do. He's got his priorities screwed up. And folks, this wise person, me, says it has always been the offense, not the defense, that has created the problems for my beloved UGA.
The hotseat is heating up because Damon has given Richt everything he's asked for and if he doesn't produce, he's a goner and Bobo with him. I always thought Mike Bobo was a curious hire but on further thought Richt wanted someone who he could control and Bobo was the guy. Not the same with Grantham.
I am getting long in the tooth and I hope that I'll live to see us play in the National Championship Game and win it. I have lilttle confidence that Richt is capable of guiding us there, however. Maybe he's just too nice a guy.
The first five years were great. The last four were awful and we had some real butt kickings along the way. Florida slammed us twice, Tennessee twice, Alabama embarassed us at home.
Why Richt isn't on the hot seat as so many delusional contributors to this column insist is beyond my ken. He damn well tought to be on the hot seat. How many chances does he get to take us where we all want to go?
I don't see him improving on offense. He just can't play wide open football.
He may be a fine man and from what some people whose judgment I trust, they reside in Athens, I am sure he is.
But as a coach he's no Nick Saban or Urban Meyer. Not even close. I'd take either one of those guys over Richt in a New York minute.
Mark. Prove I'm wrong. I don't like what's happened the last four years. Your butt should be gone in my opinion despite your lofty record. You're paid $3M for what you have ignored the past four years and presented us with a lousy product. How did you in good conscience take that money? For shame. What have you been thinking? Win or go!
March 14th, 2010
11:47 am
Call it a pretty good year under the circumstances. UGA had virtually no bench strength at all. Fox has a lot of recruiting to replinish the roster.
You can't compare a team like UK with a dozen McDonald All Americans with the UGA team this year. And btw, Trey and Travis are not supposed NBA prospects, they are NBA prospects and will both leave after their junior year.
March 14th, 2010
2:02 pm
Ah, you do love me after all! Glad to know that you hang on my every word. That's sweet.
But I do believe the gentlemen said in the past 14 months did he not? Mr. factual.
March 14th, 2010
2:25 pm
Maybe the Messenger can help you with that. Ask him to look in the folder with my name on it where he stores everything I have ever said in here.
March 14th, 2010
2:49 pm
Yes ! "Em dawgs must keep this marvelous season going if they can. Let the fans (both of them) have more opportunities to turn Stegeman Audotorium into Rupp Arena South.
You can't stop those dawgs you can only hope to contain them.
March 14th, 2010
2:54 pm
Hang on. Tech lost their shot at the ACC title in BB so they will be on here soon to try and wash their sorry away with stupit jabs at UGA.
March 14th, 2010
4:15 pm
Did you get mixed up?
March 14th, 2010
6:24 pm
What? You mean your team didn't make the tournament?
March 14th, 2010
6:37 pm
west coast dawg lover,
That is the best post I've ever read in my life, sir. I wish you would contribute more often.
March 14th, 2010
7:46 pm
Laughing at the Tech people in here thinking they've done something again. Ok, so you get to go to the NCAA and maybe, maybe win a game before getting put out. Woo-Hoo. Still couldn't beat UGA and now there's a good coach in Athens, you won't be beating them in the future. Have fun next year when the one and doners leave.
On topic, of course UGA should accept any invitation. I think they should get a invite. They were pretty close to being a 19 or 20 win team with some nice "big game" victories. Lost a handful of close ones, as young teams tend to do. But Trey Tompkins and Travis Leslie should be enough to attract any 3rd tier tournament that's looking for some exposure.
March 14th, 2010
7:46 pm
how in the he!! did Coach richt win with Donnan's players in 2005 and 2007 when Donnan was fired after the 2001 season?
Richt recruited SEC offensive player of the year Shockley, not donnan.
March 14th, 2010
8:57 pm
west coast dawg lover,
So, exactly what "dawgs" do you "love" on the west coast? You sure don't follow the Georgia Bulldogs. Otherwise you would know that we finished number two in the AP poll for the 2007 season. Look up the word abysmal in the dictionary. It might not mean what you think it means. But then it seems like there's more than a couple of things you don't get. You do realize that Joe Cox won at least two SEC games because of his passing. In fact, he had one of the greatest games ANY UGA quarterback ever had. Again, you can't be following the same Dawgs that I follow. Thank goodness you're on the west coast.
March 14th, 2010
11:35 am
"look at the abysmal four years since [2005]"
March 14th, 2010
9:38 pm
Back to the topic at hand (basketball) – If we are trying to keep these kids around for another season, then definitely no tourney. The last thing we need are Thompkins/Leslie going out and having another couple 30 pt/10 rebound games in post-season play (regardless of who those games might be coming against). Or even possibly risking injury in a meaningless tourney. What is there left to prove for UGA basketball this year? Hang it up, we had a season that exceeded expectations, let's keep these kids around another year to help with the momentum UGA basketball has going for them. I don't think that any recruit is being swayed by us going to the CIT tourney – our players will practice during the offseason anyway.
March 14th, 2010
10:01 pm
On Thompkins and Leslie – I think Leslie has pretty much already said he's coming back and Fox has plans to work with him on ball skills so he can transition to shooting guard, which will be his position in the NBA. Thompkins should come back, but is the more likely to leave. But he's definitely a player in my mind who could use just one more year of seasoning at the college level but is more NBA ready right now.
March 15th, 2010
4:29 am
Hey Bill, could you find out if there is any truth to all of the claims that Aaron Murray's arm is still a problem? Several posts on some boards are claiming that he is suffering from "dead arm". We don't need any more coverups from this coaching staff on injuries to key players.
March 15th, 2010
4:59 am
Last 4 years
10-10 vs SEC East alone
1-3 vs Florida
1-3 vs Tennessee
2-2 vs Kentucky
14 losses the last 4 years, fired Jim Donnan for 13 losses his last 4 years here.
Average 21 fumbles per year last 4 years.
Average 14 interceptions per year last 4 years.
Average # 96 NCAA Rank for most penalties per year last 4 years.
Lost to every SEC East team in a row, consecutively, last 4 years.
Oh yeah, DawgVoiceOfReason, west coast dawg lover is so wrong about the last 4 years


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Ophthalmoscopy is an examination of the back part of the eye (fundus), which includes the retina, optic disc, choroid, and blood vessels.
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How the test is performed
There are different types of ophthalmoscopy.
- Direct ophthalmoscopy: You will be seated in a darkened room. The health care provider performs this common exam by shining a beam of light through the pupil using an instrument called an ophthalmoscope. An ophthalmoscope is about the size of a flashlight. It has a light and several different tiny lenses that allow the examiner to view the back of the eyeball.
- Indirect ophthalmoscopy: You will either lie or sit in a semi-reclined position. The health care provider holds your eye open while shining a very bright light into the eye using an instrument worn on the head. (The instrument looks like a miner's light.) The health care provider views the back of the eye through a hand-held lens held close to your eye. Some pressure may be applied to the eyeball using a small, blunt probe. You will be asked to look in various directions.
- Slit-lamp ophthalmoscopy: You will sit in a chair with the instrument placed in front of you. You will be asked to rest your chin and forehead on a support to keep your head steady. The health care provider will use the microscope part of the slit lamp and a tiny lens placed close to the front of the eye. The health care provider can see about the same with this technique as with indirect ophthalmoscopy, but with higher magnification.
The opthalmoscopy examination usually takes about 5 to 10 minutes.
How to prepare for the test
Indirect ophthalmoscopy and slit-lamp ophthalmoscopy are performed after eyedrops are placed to widen (dilate) the pupils. Direct ophthalmoscopy and slit-lamp ophthalmoscopy can be performed with or without the pupil dilated.
The eyedrops may make it hard for you to focus your eyes for several hours. You should arrange to have someone drive you after the examination. Wearing sunglasses or tinted lenses will help make your dilated pupils more comfortable.
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- Have glaucoma or a family history of glaucoma
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The bright light will be uncomfortable, but the test is not painful.
You may briefly see images after the light shines in your eyes. The light is brighter with indirect ophthalmoscopy, so the sensation of seeing after-images may be greater.
Pressure on the eye during indirect ophthalmoscopy by may be slightly uncomfortable, but it should not be painful.
If eyedrops are used, they may sting briefly when placed in the eyes. You may also have an unusual taste in your mouth.
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Ophthalmoscopy is done as part of a routine physical or complete eye examination.
It is used to detect and evaluate symptoms of retinal detachment or eye diseases such as glaucoma.
Ophthalmoscopy may also be done if you have signs or symptoms of high blood pressure, diabetes, or other diseases that affect the blood vessels.
Normal Values
The retina, blood vessels, and the optic disc should appear normal.
What abnormal results mean
Abnormal results may be seen on ophthalmoscopy with any of the following conditions:
- CMV retinitis
- Diabetes
- Glaucoma
- High blood pressure
- Macular degeneration
- Melanoma of the eye
- Optic nerve problems
- Retinal tear or detachment
What the risks are
The test itself involves no risk. The dilating eye drops may rarely cause:
- An attack of narrow-angle glaucoma
- Dizziness
- Dryness of the mouth
- Flushing
- Nausea
- Vomiting
If glaucoma is suspected, drops usually are not used.
Special considerations
Ophthalmoscopy is considered to be 90-95% accurate. It can detect the early stages and effects of many serious diseases.
American Academy of Ophthalmology Preferred Practice Patterns Committee. Preferred Practice Pattern Guidelines. Comprehensive Adult Medical Eye Evaluation. Available at http://one.aao.org/CE/PracticeGuidelines/PPP_Content.aspx?cid=64e9df91-dd10-4317-8142-6a87eee7f517. Accessed February 26, 2013.
Colenbrander A. Principles of ophthalmoscopy. In: Tasman W, Jaeger EA, eds. Duane's Ophthalmology. 2013 ed. Philadelphia, PA: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; 2012:vol 1, chap 63.
Miller D, Thall EH, Atebara NH. Ophthalmic instrumentation. In: Yanoff M, Duker JS, eds. Ophthalmology. 3rd ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Mosby; 2008:chap 2.10.
Volk D. Aspheric lenses. In: Tasman W, Jaeger EA, eds. Duane's Ophthalmology. 2013 ed. Philadelphia, PA: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; 2012:vol 1, chap 50.
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