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These Childhood Introspection poems are examples of Introspection poems about Childhood. These are the best examples of Childhood Introspection poems written by international PoetrySoup poets
Things that seemed poetic were always sad,
though I yearned for sparkle
and my dad's guffaw, which never came.
Familiar things were always drear --
repeated motions in the same old game.
There were only distant glimpses
of budding spring, fleeting views
of daffodils. The strongest
poems dealt me death and dying.
Yet I always hoped, never went under
to gray despair, always dreaming
of a garden of love that we could share.
But those forbidden delights faded
quickly away; the only reality
I understand is the ever-looming
and final one. Nothing's changed.
The strongest poems deal death and dying.
Come and gone like small twister
like the cloud of debris he's left.
Echoes of Charlie Brown's buddy Pigpen
blow through the cobwebs in memory.
Left over coffee cups replacing
Transformers still dumped in the attic.
Reams of knarley skateboards, wheel-less,
lay in piles like so much unburnable refuse.
The obligatory hugs and peck, over and done
the never paid chauffeur collapses…
Ah, to have him always near,
So, each kiss was not quite so dear.
The last fair maid on parade has wandered across
the home front, wondering about her predecessor,
still tacked with magnets to the fridge,
still part of my heart and his…
Sons…they say, do not cause such angst.
Couldn't prove it by this mother.
This maternal blimp of unused helium
was not permitted a girl child.
One did come and fleetingly leave before formed.
We'll never know the sweetness of her.
Let the image of his manly self disperse, this son..
into the mist as his Father's has…
to be remembered again, only in times of need, his need,
for to do anything else, would be to rub salt
in an open wound.
Poet: D. Guzzi
*the day after Christmas
Take me home
Where the sunsets are golden
And God's gossamer curtains ripple between the mountain tops
Where the seas are clear as the sky above
And the waters tickle the shoreline
Take me home
Where the food is simple
And tastes all the better
Where the cabs run for cheap
And smell a little funny
Take me home
Where childhood was magical
And to this day feels like a dream
Where make-believe was the truth
And the future did not exist
Take me home
Where the nights never end
And laughter is our language
Where I drown in myself
And moonlight shines behind my eyes
Take me home…
I've lost my way
Blood that screams mixes with tears of fears,
Over your hypocrisy and useless years.
Fresh cuts don't matter - your attentions yet wane.
It's just too easy to shut down, I could end this pain.
But, escape artists aren't artists at all.
When life ends the real journey begins, the journey to be
Above imperfection and glorified weakness everyone sees.
Life trickles into the drain of the sink, wash it and pretend
The veil is burning off,but there is only so much fire can mend
Besides, escape artists aren't artists at all.
* Written for my daughter, who really does have a precious pair of Little Yellow Socks.
Little Yellow Socks
by Amy Swanson 12/5/2008
Little yellow socks
running down the hall
"Slow down with those socks on,"
I'd yell... too late, the fall!
Little yellow socks
padding softly late at night
climbing up into my lap
one more hug, out goes the light.
Little yellow socks
follow me with squeals of laughter;
Oh how she loves to run in them,
Begging me to come chase after!
Little yellow socks...
now not being worn a lot.
My little girl is growing up,
No longer just a tot.
Little yellow socks
will be cast aside someday
I must guard these precious moments;
in my heart, they'll safely stay.
My white-washed bars surrounded me -
they held me as I slept;
they soothed me when the days were long,
and mother's blue-eyes wept.
A baby girl, six months or less,
awakened from my sleep -
stood up legs as sure as hope;
as strong as flat is steep.
My hands, my saviors, gripped the rail
so I could peek outside –
the bluest sky I'd ever seen,
As tall as it was wide;
came into view - between the blue,
an airplane gliding by,
its smoky streamer like a flag,
across my memory's sky...
The memory is a simple one -
a window, sky, and plane -
but in my heart, it's heaven's door
and there it shall remain.
I've hung it on my memory's wall
Between that life and this –
It covers every hole I've dug
In sorrow's vast abyss.
This picture brings the special peace
I knew when I was small –
Where mother's just beyond the door,
and waiting for my call…
*Inspired by Danielle's Earliest Memory contest. I have blocked out almost every memory
from my childhood, and only a very few gems remain - this is the first. and I will treasure it
I am like
embraced by serpents many
always trying something new
and dramatic with my
I am like
Eva Patrón
growing up with a painful family
getting lost in movies
thinking of my own
hypnotizing when I speak
First lady of Argentina
meeting you, after death
would be a treat
a nervous habit, of nibbling
on my jewelry
the similarities, between us
gave me a sense of foolery
I am like
Wilma Mankiller
Chief of the Cherokee Tribe
for ten years
fighting against Native stereotypes
despite such distress
enemies did stress
promoting to 'be of good mind'
you were a leader, of your time
an advocator for women
that they may grow up
and become chief
as a child, you wondered
the forests, like me
not the streets
I am like
Aung San Suu Kyi
wearing three types of
flowers in your hair
feeling at times like a
'splinter of glass, sharp, glinting
power to defend itself against hands
that try to crush'
winner of a Nobel Peace Prize,
for courage, was
a must
I am like
Catherine The Great
a love to laugh,
coffee, and feeling compelled
to always fill abandoned blank
sheets of paper
you were a Royal Russian Empress,with
not one red drop of Russian blood
and her people, were blessed
to have her
I am like
the Queen of England
longest royal lifetime in history
strong built, from a miserable childhood
toughened her
this is no mystery
preferring candle light
to electricity
handwriting over typewriter
and poetry
I am like
Indira Gandhi
dreaming to live as she did
riding elephants and having
tiger cubs as companions
your own Sikh security
killed you, the story
a sad one
secret dreams of being a writer
angered, by the imbalance of
between men and women
listening to beat poets
like Ginsberg
as a great Prime Minister of India
you were heard
and understood
I am like
Rigoberta Menchú
drew the worlds attention to
native Indians rights,
because of you
your goal, to be
a drop of water on a rock
dripping in the same spot,
eventually in the world, you
may leave a mark
wearing many colors
'because it gives you life'
insisting men and women be equals
you fought this fight
to relax, as I do
writing poetry into
the night
I am like
Joan of Arc
French Military Heroine
burned at the stake at just
age nineteen
known for keeping your cool
even on the battlefield
being a courageous and inspirational
rare jewel
Legendary Lady Leaders
I salute you
I never did the
''He loves me not....
He loves me'' game
with flowers.
I already knew nobody loved me
so why should I listen
to a stupid flower?
I did make wishes
on dandelions
after the bloom died
and it was tiny spikes of fluff
waiting to blow away
till next year.
I hated wasting my time
but I couldn't resist.
I figured
''If there's even a small hope
that this will work....
I've got to try! ''
I would find a spot
where nobody could see me
and I'd whisper
my one wish
the same wish
every time.
Thousands of dandelions
blown away
by my pleading breath.
I never told a soul
my wishes.
Until now.
I wished to be happy
one day...
with a husband
who loves me
and kids who love me.
I wished so hard...
I never thought
those dandelions
were listening.
My Parent
The rules said "one parent not two"
Good for me as I only had you
No selection; no one to choose
Who is this parent; just follow the clues
Next rule; write something "profound"
Something good or something that makes you frown
This one was easy
Considering all you ever said was greasy
"You stupid _____"
This one was rich
"Go get the belt"
Not satisfied till there was a welt
The pain is still felt
How about "you swine"
Became a preference in time
Not "go to bed"
Followed by a blow to the head
So hard could have become brain dead
Your scars are still here
Your pain I still wear
Your mistakes I still bare
Your voice I still hear
Your secrets I now declare
Your presence I no longer fear
Your wrong doings I am aware
Your hate is replaced with tender loving care
Did you follow the clues
Who's this in reference to
Someone you want to be related to
Perhaps it's someone you already do
This is my parent… I wish it were untrue!
**For "My Parent" contest sponsored by Francine Roberts.
* Honorable Mention
Young girls' bright eyes widened
Behold the wild wheat field
Playground for imaginative innocents
Gracefully swaying golden stalks
Feathered with grain centers
Shooting up like ostrich plumes
Enhanced by the aroma
Of tantalizing potato pancakes
Wafting from Miss Anna's kitchen
Such was the ideal venue
For hide-and-go-seek
The catch of a summer's day
Chewing on a chicken leg
Hiding low in duck-walk form
Produced a lesson in nature
Black ants erected colonies
Tiny birds sang overhead
Warm sun bathed the golden paradise
Plans dashed through my mind
When I grow up, I want to live here
Right here in the amber field
Thatched weeds can be my roof
Rain will not seep through
As I play host to God's creatures
I'd want for naught
Grain could sustain me
As wind-swept shadows dispelled the heat
Two decades passed swiftly
Before my eager return
To revisit my playground of youth
Stinging sadness overcame me
As I stared at an empty mall
That had replaced the weeds
What is there about a bulldozer
That doesn't like a meadow
And buries forever a young girl's dreams
But I will always remember
Gracefully swaying, bowing stalks
With grain centers that shot up like ostrich plumes
Casting shadows on little girls' faces
And lives
*For PD's free verse challenge


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And the Bakery has 2 new products for you to enjoy.
Okay see I fail…gonna go with this as the easiest explanation.
I was under the impression that the Halloween items automatically went into the random events on the 61st of Ione. Apparently this was incorrect.
Since Halloween is the busiest day of the year for my work, I have only just found out they were not working all day.
Therefore they will be working the 1st of Gau for this year only.
For next year I know.
Also the King Tormund items will be retiring in 1 hour. So better get to stalking if you want one last chance.
Again I'm quite sorry about this. Halloween holds no real standing to the citizens of Celendria, so its a very small event on the site. But the items will be working at midnight!
Wratch's Metal Wing is supposedly one of the first real pieces of technology in Celendria, made long ago by the first Chiffy. Supposedly, Slick Nicky has gotten a hold of said Wing and has put a none too cheap price on such a relic.
Kenji has released 7 new Smithing Recipe's, hoping they will help the smiths with their goals. Enjoy!
Bongo has received a new batch of species based plushies!
And Higgem has found a new drite!
Enjoy everyone!
A new piece of Armor and a helmet are stocking in Corenthia!
Two new Armors are now in the Black Market for a hefty price.
And there is a new charm if you are lucky enough to get a hold of it.!
Enjoy! <3
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Following are some of the highlights from today's news conference with Georgia head coach Mark Richt and some of the Bulldogs' players:
On whether Malcolm Mitchell will remain on defense …
"Malcolm will definitely stay with the defense as far as being ready to play. I imagine he will still play. His offensive reps will increase, and he'll probably start to spend some meeting time with the offense as well. I'm thinking about trying to find a way to split time with him if he can manage it. We think it can work for us. He's a guy who I think is in good enough condition. I know he's smart enough to understand what's going on on both sides of the ball with the experience he's had. We need him on special teams too. He's going to play offense, defense and special teams off and on for the rest of the year I would think."
On Vandy's two-quarterback situation with Austyn Carta-Samuels and Jordan Rodgers . . .
"I don't know if Coach Grantham got to watch any Wyoming tape or not. We did watch what happened in the Presbyterian game, and he played well. He didn't have to really run the ball that often and wasn't pressured much. He did drop back and throw the ball well. It looked like he ran the system well. Everything was pretty smooth while he was running the show, and I can only assume that he'll start but we don't know that either. They didn't change what they would have been done schematically a lot. As a matter of fact, they probably did a little bit less in this game than they had done in the others, probably due to the fact that the first play of the game they took off for a touchdown and the score got out of hand quickly. I don't think they needed to show much."
On Georgia's punt return specialists . . .
"The main thing is that we're looking for a guy who will field the ball and communicate well. So I think we're still searching for that, but it's a tough job. You're back there and guys are flying down the field getting ready to pop you as soon as you touch it, and sometimes it's hard to decide whether to catch it, to let it roll, to fair catch it or to return it. It's a tough job, and we're trying to get someone who will go back there and just take the bull by the horns and make good decisions and communicate well to everybody and wrap up the ball."
On playing a night game for the third consecutive week . . .
"I do like playing under the lights. I don't like waiting for it to get dark, but it's nice. I think it's nice for our recruits because they easily have an opportunity to come, especially if kids need to come from some distance. I think there's more energy at night, and the weather's beautiful at night this time of year. From what I see, it's supposed to be another great weather day in that regard. But nothing has really changed for me. The night before the game, I travel with the team to the hotel and spend time with them. I come back a little bit earlier, usually when the rest of the coaching staff comes in to work on offense and defense, I'm making my way back for some recruiting and that type of thing. But not much has changed. I know when you play at night, it normally means you're having a good season, so I'm glad we're playing at night."
On the fiery reputation of defensive coordinator Todd Grantham . . .
"I knew he had a lot of fire. Sean Jones played for him in Cleveland and Sean said that about him. Brad Johnson, who is my brother-in-law, was on the team playing quarterback at the time, so he got to observe the type of coach he was in practice. I wanted that. That was one of the things I wanted in the guy who was going to lead the way for us on defense. Defenses play a lot on emotion. You certainly had to have good schemes, and Todd had a great reputation for that, understanding not only how to pressure people, but also how to play the back end in coverage and all that. I heard just great things about him in that regard. It's an emotional game. It's about playing hard and getting after it. When the guy in charge of that group is that type of personality, it tends to bleed over into the way his players play."
On Vanderbilt's high-risk special teams philosophy . . .
"With the 20 hour rule you can't change much, because if you add one spot, you are pulling from another. Everything we do we think is important down to the very minute. I don't know how much more we could do it. You get a negative return on your investment sometimes if you overdo something. I think we have the right amount of time to get the job done in our special teams, and I think we've improved. We've only had three games, and we are going to be challenged this week on special teams more than any game this season. We'll get a little better gauge of where we're at because I know they have a lot of returning players, and they've already proved this year they are back on track from where they were a year ago."
On look of offensive line with injury issues . . .
"I think we would start with [Mark Beard at left tackle and Kanarious Gates at left guard] if Dallas Lee can't play. We're not certain of that yet. I don't know how much he'll go today. He may not go at all today; we'll just have to wait and see what he does."
On whether Todd Gurley should be getting more carries at tailback . . .
"I'm pleased with Todd (Gurley), Keith (Marshall) and (Ken) Malcome. I think we have a good battery of backs. Everybody is staying healthy, everybody is being productive, everybody is staying fresh. That's a good thing. I'm not saying any given day one of those three might get a bunch of carries. It could happen, but I like how we are rotating them right now."
On his skill set . . .
"As a receiver you need be fast – it's important to get open and use your speed. I need to show [those who think I can't run] that I can do everything. I've gotta show them differently."
On his first career 100-yard game . . .
"It was a goal of mine going into the year. I wanted to be a 100-yard receiver – it's cool to do it. I know that's a threshold that, as soon as you get to it, you know you can do it. I want to continue to do well and get yards for my team."
On three different 100-yard receiving games by three different players…
"It makes it tough for opposing teams because they can't key in on one guy. We give them three or four different receivers to look after. And with Artie [Lynch] having a great game on Saturday, there's a tight end that they've got to look after. It's a lot for a defense to focus on."
On the offense's performance . . .
"We're comfortable as an offense. Coach [Mike] Bobo has put a lot of trust in me and in the receivers to run great routs and get open and make plays. We feel great with our progress. There's still work to be done and guys who still need to get comfortable in the four-receiver set, but we're doing well."
On Michael Bennett . . .
"Since day one he's been a kid who has worked his tail off. He's a very physical receiver – as a quarterback you love a big, strong receiver who can get off a jam and crate space, and he's able to do that. He's out there every day in practice working hard, and in the film room watching film making sure he's ready."
On Vanderbilt . . .
"They're strong [in the secondary], they're strong everywhere. The thing that jumps out about them on film is how hard they play, every single snap. Whether it's a two-yard run you have defensive backs running up the field, or on a 30-yard pass you have linemen sprinting to get involved in the play – they have a lot of intensity and they don't give up."
On defending against the Vanderbilt quarterbacks . . .
"We haven't really gotten into their two quarterbacks too much yet. We've watched a little bit of tape from last year, which was [Jordan] Rodgers, but we haven't really gotten into their other guy who could be their starter for this week."
On the feel of the clubhouse through week four . . .
"There isn't really any extra motivation going around. We all have the same mindset and that's just to play hard. We just want to play hard and execute our game plan so that we can get to where we're trying to go. It's the fourth game and we're about to hit a big SEC stretch that starts this week."
On playing against Vanderbilt after last season's heated match-up . . .
"Some of those feelings and emotions might carry over from last year, but also it might not. A lot of teams like to dwell on the past but we aren't one of them. We're going to go into the game with the mindset that what happened last year in the past, is in the past. This is a new game, we're both new teams and we're both just trying to win the game."
On last week's interception return for a touchdown…
"It felt great. It was the first time I've scored in my college career and it was a great feeling. I had my eyes on the pylon the whole way. I recognized the play action right off the bat and played underneath the receiver and was able to turn my hips and pick the ball off. I'm working really hard on getting better at defending the pass and the run, but this was a big play for me."
On the play of the defense thus far . . .
"I'm not worried that we haven't played up to people's expectations so far, it's only the beginning of the year. We're on a roll now and I think there are better things to come. Suspensions and injuries may play a factor in our performance, but like I said before. We didn't have the same starting line up in every game last year so you can't really say that we aren't playing as well because certain guys are missing."
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September 18th, 2012
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September 18th, 2012
2:44 pm
Did you ask ALL those questions, are was it a compilation from all reporters present?. Either way, you answered a great deal of the Bulldog fans questions.
September 18th, 2012
2:47 pm
Anyone know what is going on with Ramik Wilson? Guy was awesome as a freshman and spring ball. Now I never see #51 on the field.
September 18th, 2012
2:50 pm
They need to start using the Scott-Wesley kid more at reciever he has great speed which can create problems for teams
September 18th, 2012
3:07 pm
Been told by 2 UGA fans that UGA made 20,000 free tickets available days before the UGA-FAU game.
September 18th, 2012
3:08 pm
I understand the philosophy of sharing carries among the running backs, but I also think its difficult for our running backs to get in to a rhythm the way Bobo does it. They'll start showing a little promise on a drive and then you won't see them again until a quarter or two later. By then the whole game has changed and they're cold. It just doesn't make a lot of sense to me, but what in the heck would I know? Bobo is obviously a genius because we had 700 yards against Florida Atlantic. Hopefully we'll be seeing them again in the SECCG too. That would be nice.
September 18th, 2012
3:13 pm
Flat Tire, I have to agree with you on JSW! I was impressed with his Gday work, and his long catch against FAU really gives us an idea of his afterburners–they are impressive. I would like to see them get him the ball on a reverse or a delayed drag over the middle–something that lets him open the throttles. A long speed route would be interesting, too. I have also been very impressed with Lynch's running skills. He reminds me of a good 70s pro TE. Big, and hard to bring down. He stiff-armed the FAU guy for about 15 yards the other night. Hopefully the fumble was a fluke. That is a party spoiler. Lynch also had a long pass called back for a holding penalty, or he would have had 20-30 more.
September 18th, 2012
3:24 pm
I think the fumble was a fluke I knew it was coming the minute he caught that ball do to the angle the other guy was coming at
Lynch has been sure handed everytime he has been in; I couldnt understand why they didnt play him last year
Scott-Wesley and Bennet on the same field presents a problem to a secondary do to their speed
Bennet has shown he can outrun people time after time
September 18th, 2012
3:27 pm
I thought Damion Swann was doing a good job on handling punts. He seemed to have the surest hands when catching the ball, anyway.
Artie Lynch is a beast – I watched him several times blocking, and he had a takedown on a DE.
Lynch must be about 260 lb+ and pretty fast. Still haven't seen he and Rome in a two-TE set yet.
September 18th, 2012
3:27 pm
I'm still trying to figure out why they called QB runs after Lemay returned from throwing his pick. If you want the guy to get QB experience, running the football ain't the way to get it
September 18th, 2012
3:34 pm
Keeping Malcolm on D is probably best for now. He's doing a good job at corner and the receivers have been outstanding even without him. I'd like to see Scott-Wesley take it to the house on Saturday.
September 18th, 2012
3:36 pm
Joey, I hope that two-TE set is coming. Lynch and Rome would be scary together!
September 18th, 2012
3:45 pm
Lemay doesnt know the playbook and he looked lost out there
he is nowhere near ready
if someone doesnt know the playbook they sure arent going to be able to read a defense either
September 18th, 2012
3:52 pm
909–you heard wrong. The only tickets that were released before the game were unused student tickets and those were sold at the ticket window for normal prices.
September 18th, 2012
3:55 pm
Let's get ready for a rumble! Return the favor for Vandy for last year like you did for Aubum last year for the dirty plays the year before!! Jame's Frightened aka Jane Franklin is coming to town, get out the tissues for him to cry after the game, haha!
September 18th, 2012
3:55 pm
@909 – who cares?
September 18th, 2012
3:55 pm
As great and exciting as Malcom Mitchell is on offense, I think the greater team need is at corner. Especially will need him there next year as we will lose B. Smith and Commings … along with Rambo and Shawn Williams at the safeties too. I can't imagine going into next year with Damian Swann as our most experienced starter. The whole D unit will lose a lot of starters, an experienced leader in Mitchell will be crucial.
September 18th, 2012
4:07 pm
[...] couple of interesting quotes from today's presser… first, in response to a question about Georgia's less than stellar punt return game: [...]
September 18th, 2012
4:11 pm
Where was Richard Samuel for the FAU game? Did he play at all? Why did Richt not mention him with the tailbacks?
September 18th, 2012
4:13 pm
JSW on some kickoff returns as well!!!!!
September 18th, 2012
4:23 pm
At least we didn't have to settle for any field goals last week. Man, I hate 'em. Dawgs getting better, but certainly not yet in a position to take anyone lightly. Play the game and take care of business early and often.
September 18th, 2012
4:33 pm
You girls better hitch your britches up cause Vandy's coming to town and they have something to prove.
September 18th, 2012
4:38 pm
Coach Richt, it's ok to show a little edge from time to time. You have tons of talent on both sides of the ball and the team often looks very self motivated. You will be amazed at the response from your team once they see their coach as intense and fired up about winning as they should be on every play. It can be the difference of several more 10 win seasons or an SEC championship and national championship. Play Not only to win but also change the mindset of every opponent to fear coming on the field with UGA. Go Dawgs!
September 18th, 2012
4:39 pm
Mitchell will be the next Champ Bailey mark it down. He understands and plays both positions very well because he can watch film of whoever he goes against on either side of the ball, recognize what their doing, make the play on the ball whether it be receiver or corner back. He is very good at both positions whereas most are good at one and average at the other. A 15 year player at the next level.
September 18th, 2012
4:41 pm
Vandy is coming to town to prove what??
How much of a jerk their coach is
September 18th, 2012
4:44 pm
Hackberry Holland
Come on , if Vanderbilt can beat Georgia in Athens they will deserved the win. As a fan I can always accept a better team winning unlike the South Carolina game last year where Georgia beat them like a rented mule but lost the game because Georgia beat themselves.
September 18th, 2012
5:08 pm
Vandy is coming to town to prove that they are not Vandy, I guess.
September 18th, 2012
5:10 pm
It's hard to believe the NCAA continues to suspend Houston. I feel we are playing by two different sets of rules. Go ahead and play Rambo and Alex.
September 18th, 2012
5:11 pm
That's good AD.
I can't stop snickering . . .
September 18th, 2012
5:12 pm
So it's a case of one team trying to prove that they are not who they are, playing a team trying to prove that they are who they are.
September 18th, 2012
5:12 pm
Mitchell is more productive for the team on offense. He rarely drops passes and moves the yardstick for 1st downs and scores TD's more then he makes int's and tackles. Do the math. Leave him on offense.
September 18th, 2012
5:14 pm
I know, right. Cause they they really are.
September 18th, 2012
5:16 pm
Mitchell is about a few more reps making ints. He's already scared 3 to death in his short career at DB so far.
September 18th, 2012
5:16 pm
I do think that SC must be good this year. SC barely got out of their game with Vandy with their skin.
So I, for one, will not be disappointed with a 7 or 10 point win over Vandy.
It's up to the O-line. If they protect Murray, he will kill Vandy. If not, it will be a fight to the end. Our D is not what it will be when UT comes to town.
September 18th, 2012
5:20 pm
gofortwo, Houston should just tell the NCAA that his dad put that drug in his Frosted Flakes, and his dad didn't tell him about it.
He would be eligible immediately.
Sound a little familiar?
September 18th, 2012
5:23 pm
Got to get Richard Samuel involved in this game he is a game changer,motivator and leader.I don't know why CMR can't see it.
September 18th, 2012
5:24 pm
"They are who we thought they were!"
-Dennis Green
September 18th, 2012
5:25 pm
azdawg… did you see devin bowman get burned in the mizzou game? did you see the mizzou running back break that long run? mitchell was the only one on the field that could catch him and saved a td. playing corner is not all about stats. the lack of stats is what is more impressive with a corner bc that means the opposing qb doesn't want to throw his way or the reciever he is covering is constantly blanketed. Mitchell is an incredible athlete and is valuable at reciever and corner. After this year though we will definitley need him on defense and the coaches realize that. Get him ready this year and he will be much better in the future.
September 18th, 2012
5:28 pm
@inlet dawg… richard samuel is a dgd but he is definitely not a gamechanger. the best players are going to play no matter age or loyalty to the program. unfortunately RS is the 4th best option at TB and 3rd best option at FB.
September 18th, 2012
5:29 pm
azdawg, so you don't like what the offense has done so far? Not enough yards? Points?
We have 10 receivers who have made catches, half of which have TD receptions. Murray has 8 TD passes in less than 3 games playing
We have the top offense in the SEC. Our D ain't nowhere near the top (for now).
Our D needs a shutdown CB worse than our O needs another receiver.
I agree with Richt.
September 18th, 2012
5:30 pm
Hope you folks remember Vandy gave Carolina all they and I think we better be ready.
BTW have you noticed the Gators are playing alot better than last year, Jax will be a war.
September 18th, 2012
5:32 pm
all they wanted —whoops6
September 18th, 2012
5:38 pm
our D line has to do a better job of penetrating or we are going to lose a couple cause Richt and Bobo cant coach their way out of a deficit
September 18th, 2012
5:40 pm
I don't think anyone is overlooking Vandy. Certainly not I. Georgia shouldn't be discounted either. They look better, playing better and have better players than we did with the 08 squad that was supposed to be world beaters.
I said it last year and stand by it now, the Gators will eventually be good and will beat some people this year
September 18th, 2012
5:40 pm
Exactly right, bham dawg. Samuel is where he needs to be right now. Special teams and occasional FB and TB plays.
When this season is done, even if he doesn't get drafted, Samuel will be able to catch on with an NFL team. A 6′2″, 245 lb FB/LB, with sub – 4.6 speed, WILL get a job.
NFL minimum $355,000.
September 18th, 2012
5:41 pm
Of course I said Tennessee would also and I believe they will. I just hope it isn't us
September 18th, 2012
5:41 pm
@Flat Tire… did you watch the Mizzou game? Bobo and the offense answered everytime mizzou went up.
The AJC bloggers aren't very knowledgeable. Get a clue guys.


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Utah State 57, Colorado State 50
Santo 0-1 0-0 0, Avila 8-14 4-6 21, Bejarano 7-18 2-3 20, Octeus 0-2 0-1 0, De Ciman 1-5 3-6 5, Holt 1-2 2-4 4, Hurst 0-3 0-0 0, Cohn 0-2 0-0 0.
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"It was like the rules hadn't changed," the Utah State coach said. "It was a good old-fashioned brawl out there. That's what it is sometimes when you play [Larry Eustachy's] teams."
Utah State managed to come away with another home conference win, suppressing the Rams' offense and taking advantage of the younger team's mistakes. Morrill, who once coached Colorado State himself, beat his old school for the first time since succeeding Eustachy, now the Rams' coach.
On defense, the Aggies stayed in front of Colorado State, holding them to only 36.2 percent shooting from the floor. Spencer Butterfield scored 14 second-half points and Jarred Shaw threw down in the post for 17 as Utah State bounced back from one of its most disappointing road losses to date.
"This is what we have to do to have a chance in the Mountain West," Morrill said. "We've got to compete at a high level, we've got to be physical, we've got to do everything we can do to give you a chance to win."
Coming off a rough defeat at Nevada, the Aggies first showed signs of a continued shooting funk. The team scored only three field goals through the first 13-and-a-half minutes of play.
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Utah State came out of the locker room just as hot, as Butterfield hit a 3-pointer on the first possession. The senior guard would go 4-for-5 from deep in the second half, including a momentum-seizing four-point play. He finished with 17 points in the game.
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"He was the player of the game in my mind, the way he was penetrating and finding people," Butterfield said. "He was finding people in the corner, he was finding Jarred down low. He did just a great job tonight."
The biggest surprise might have been how Utah State matched Colorado State's defensive tenacity. The Aggies have struggled with keeping opponents in check in recent weeks, but only J.J. Avila and Daniel Bejarano were able to score with any consistency, and most of those points came on long 3-pointers, second-chance opportunities or spinning post moves.
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Morrill was pleased, but also forward-thinking.
"Their percentages were down, and we did a pretty good job," he said. We've got to do it night after night - that's what it's going to take."
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Don't talk to any of the students in Scholomance – they will aggro the entire room!
Since Scholomance has undergone a complete revamp with patch 5.0.4, I thought this old myth would be a good one to pull up next. It's important to note that most of the information in this article will therefore not correspond to what you can find in the game currently.
In the part of Scholomance called The Viewing Room there were several groups of students standing in groups of about 3-5 around a small campfire. They came in different races, even the old high elf model, as seen to the right, which I'm not even sure exists in the game anymore. They were elite and had substantial health pools for their level, but they were all neutral to you.
Near the entrance to the room, an elevated scene was situated. Here stood two bosses. One of them, Marduk Blackpool, was an undead death knight. The other a skeletal necromancy trainer named Vectus. These two were also neutral to you.
So what happened if you spoke to the students, or for that matter the teachers? Did the entire room turn against you? – actually not.
- If you spoke to Marduk, he would be brief and say something like: "Your future is clouded. Concentrate, and ask again." and "You don't look like a student…".
- If you spoke to Vectus, he would also note your lack of proper clothing and say "What, may I ask, are you doing here? Put on your student's attire, and study!" and "Be silent! Do you think our plagued dragons will hatch and train themselves?".
- And finally, if you spoke to any of the students, they would say things like: "Did you forget your student's attire? Do you think fashion is more vital than the Scourge's domination?" and ""Be silent! I cannot afford to miss even a moment of this lecture!". Or you might run into one of the less obsessive students: "Did you finish yesterday's assignment? If so, then sit by me!".
Even though some of them would try and correct your fashion style (hey, the high elf robe up above does look pretty good!), or that Marduk can sense that something is wrong, you're free to walk around and chat all day if you want. You can, for example, listen in on Vectus' lecture:
"When preparing the dragon's meal, be sure to torture the prisoner in view of the dragon. It responds well to pre-meal entertainment." and "From yesterday's field trip, Marduk showed us that the dragons will tolerate the meat of recently killed humanoids, but only if they died slowly and painfully."
But if you can talk to everyone and no one will attack because of it, how did this myth come to be then?
Well, the encounter was unusual in that everyone was neutral and if you did attack either Marduk or Vectus, all the students would come to their rescue. So it was possible to aggro the entire room, just not by being a chatterbox. However, there are some conflicting stories on Wowhead about turning Vectus hostile from talking to him three times. Someone else said that three times didn't cut it, but if you kept at it eventually he would become hostile. The Wowpedia article on The Viewing Room claims that all these versions are false.
The reason everyone was so careful not pull the entire room, was because the students were quite hard, people reported they were capable of killing a lvl 80 as a group. It was possible to clear the room a few students at a time in order to then kill the bosses, but it would take a while.
You could also clear the room in an alternative way. It involved a consumable item called Alexi's Gambit, which you gained access to after completing a long quest-line (did I mention this was Vanilla content?). This item allowed you to turn all the students into weaker non-elite skeletons that made clearing the room a lot easier as people could just AoE them down. When the gambit was activated, everyone would also turn hostile to you. Here's a short Xfire video by nobodymk2 showing the effect of the gambit on the students.
The myth may have arisen over confusion about how to tackle this encounter, or it may have been dungeons masters who didn't want to risk anyone pulling the bosses prematurely, and so instructed the party to not click any mobs. For whatever reason this must have turned into a dogma no one wanted to challenge, because testing it was at the risk of wiping the group.
With the change to Scholomance, the viewing room was also implemented in the new version, but it now looks substantially different. The students are now being lectured in alchemy by Professor Slate, the Potions Master, in a new and fancy auditorium. Despite the better surroundings for learning, the students are not as excited about Slate as they were about Marduk and Vectus – here all of them are bored.
This time around, they are not foolish enough to mistake any of us as one of them, so they are all hostile right off the bat. They are still standing around in study groups and will attack together, however, initiating one of them does not aggro the whole room.
Also, Contrary to old Scholomance, these students do not care if you kill Professor Slate. Whether that's because they are half asleep and not paying attention or because they secretly wish he was dead, we will not know.
Neither the bored students nor their teacher Professor Slate will talk to you, so this old myth has become history with the old version of this dungeon.
Finally to commemorate old Scholomance, I found this nice video by Razhork, which gives a short glimpse of how it used to be.
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I'm trying to get two separate wallpapers for my two monitor set up. I've installed nitrogen which I heard is able to do this.
However when I press apply in the nitrogen GUI nothing happens on my screens and the old wallpaper is left up. When I log out I can briefly see the wallpaper set up I designed with nitrogen but then it goes back to the old wallpaper.
I feel like something is overriding the nitrogen settings. Any help with how to change this will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.


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An Anchorman promotional video is going viral on social media.
Actor Will Ferrell donned his rust-colored suit and striped tie on the set of KXMB's Saturday night newscast. He co-anchored the news with KX News regular Amber Schatz.
"Good Evening, I'm Amber Schatz," the news cast starts, and you can already see Schatz trying to hide a grin on her face.
"And I'm Ron Burgundy!" Ferrell says, completely in character. "Thanks for joining us tonight!"
Schatz told the AP that she has watched the original "Anchorman" about 30 times, and the hardest part of co-anchoring the newscast with Ferrell was holding back laughter every time he spoke in character.
"The second he said, 'Good evening, I'm Ron Burgundy,' I lost it," Schatz said Sunday. "It was really hard not to laugh."
The whole 30 minute newscast featured the two reading the news with occasional banter between the two of them.
When "Burgundy" tossed to the weather reporter, he said, "Jared, last time I saw you, you were a lot heavier, I think. You lost like fifty pounds!"
You can find the full segment here. It has more than 250,000 views so far.
The news station was contacted to do this back in May, but the station's sales manager admits that she doesn't know why their station was picked for the promotional tour.
Will Ferrell was promoting his new film "Anchorman Two: The Legend Continues," which comes out on December 18th.
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Welcome to VinylmationPriceGuide.com. As you may have guessed, it's an unofficial price guide for Disney Vinylmation figures! The purpose of this website is to help Disney Vinylmation collectors determine a fair price when buying or selling a particular Vinylmation figure.
Choose a Vinylmation series from the list on the left, you'll be taken to a page showing estimated prices for individual figures. For more information about how we calculate the estimated prices, see our FAQ.
All prices should be taken as a guideline only, we aim to update the site once a week but prices can fluctuate extremely rapidly. Also, do not assume that a Vinylmation figure will always sell for the price listed, as many circumstances can affect the final sale price (especially on auction websites, where a seller's feedback can play a role).