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This checklist outlines invoicing and credit control for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
to specialize in a geographical region or industry. The major agencies state that their opinions of the credit quality of securities are based on established, consistently applied, and transparent ratings criteria. Although the agencies use different criteria, definitions, and rating scales, they each state a
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In the case of a corporation, the quality of the borrower involves assessing the firm's business strategies and management policies. More specifically, a credit analyst will study the corporation's strategic plan, accounting control systems, and financial philosophy regarding the use of debt
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The purpose of getting a letter of credit confirmed is to shift the risk of nonpayment from the buyer's bank to another bank. After all, the buyer's bank is probably in the same country as the buyer, and if a country event takes place that affects the buyer's ability to get funds out of the country, like a government-imposed payment moratorium or a new system of exchange controls, the buyer's bank is likely to be caught in the same problem
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1. Commercial - stepped and vertical up to 6 tiers high, gravity, scraper and belt clean with space allowances of approximately 450, 500 and 600cm˛/bird. Some containing perches.
2. Experimental modified enriched cages - 7 types including those designed by the Universities of Edinburgh and Bristol and Gleadthorpe and Funbo Lovsta poultry research centres.
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Jon Bon Jovi and Sheryl Crow are among the artists who have contributed to the latest album in the A Very Special Christmas compilation series, which raises money for the Special Olympics.
A Very Special Christmas: Icon will be released on October 15. It features Jon's recording of "Please Come Home for Christmas" and Sheryl's take on "Run Rudolph Run."
The A Very Special Christmas series has raised more than 116 million dollars in royalties, benefiting Special Olympics programs, since its debut in 1987.
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"Happy Xmas (War is Over)" -- John Lennon and Yoko Ono/The Plastic Ono Band with the Harlem Community Choir
"Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!" -- Rod Stewart
"I Saw Three Ships" -- Sting
"Winter Wonderland" -- Aretha Franklin
"It Came Upon a Midnight Clear" -- Josh Groban
"Please Come Home for Christmas" -- Jon Bon Jovi
"Christmas All Over Again" -- Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
"Run Rudolph Run" -- Sheryl Crow
"Blue Christmas" -- Elvis Presley
"Hark! The Herald Angels Sing" -- Carrie Underwood
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Although convenience has taken a back seat to value in recent months, thanks to the lousy economy, it is still a critical element in the food purchase decisions of many busy consumers. And few other foodstuffs can dance the convenience quickstep better than frozen meals.
But these days, convenience attracts more attention when it's also paired up with value. Perhaps that's why private label frozen meals have been outperforming their national brand competition in terms of dollar and unit sales.
For example, data from Chicago-based Information Resources Inc. show impressive 20.7 percent and 17.8 percent dollar and unit sales gains, respectively, for private label single-serve frozen dinners and entrées during the 52 weeks ending May 17 (supermarkets, drugstores and mass merchandisers, excluding Walmart). In contrast, the overall single-serve dinners and entrées category realized 0.5 percent and 4.6 percent dollar and unit sales declines. In fact, private label outperformed the larger category in all but one frozen meal segment: multi-serve frozen dinners and entrées.
Still, private label's dollar share remains low in the frozen meals arena. In non-breakfast frozen dinners/entrées, for example, private label dollar share is only 2.8 percent. And in frozen breakfast entrées and frozen breakfast handheld entrées, dollar share is only 6.5 percent and 1.4 percent, respectively.
But opportunities in store brand frozen meals abound, as value pricing sways cash-strapped consumers toward trial - and quality brings them back for more.
"We are seeing [a] high rate of interest and growth in all private label frozen segments in the U.S., where private label penetration is much lower than in Canada," notes Rene Ouimet, chairman and CEO of Cordon Bleu Tomasso, Anjou, Quebec, Canada. "We believe that the approach taken by major U.S. retailers and [a] clear strategic vision on most of their programs are a sign that this will not be a short-term effort. There is a commitment from top management."
Mike Daddieco, director of marketing for Oakwood, Ga.-based Wayne Farms - a producer of quality chicken products - also points to the rise in small households as an important growth factor here.
"There has been a 22 percent increase in the number of one-person households over the last 10 years in the U.S.," he says. "This represents a tremendous opportunity for convenient frozen and refrigerated prepared meals. Who wants to cook for one?"
Flavors and FormatsKey to increasing private label penetration will be a focus on current flavor and format trends. And ethnic cuisine plays a big part in the flavor trends picture. "Consumers want ethnic cuisine at home," Daddieco says.
He notes that sales of Italian and Mexican items are on the rise, and that Asian items have enjoyed recent double-digit growth. And while still a small base, Cajun items are growing at the fastest clip, he adds.
And chicken-based dinners and entrées mesh well with current ethnic trends. Daddieco says "Italian" items made with chicken now represent about a $460 million category, with chicken rigatoni-type products growing strong and chicken fettuccini-type items lagging behind.
But Canadian consumers are much more sophisticated in terms of ethnic flavor preferences than their U.S. counterparts, notes Allan Kliger, president of Toronto-based Victory's Kitchen Ltd.
"U.S. retailers [are] asking us for things that we've been supplying to our Canadian customers for years," he says. "That's good. Some lead and some follow once product ideas have developed mainstream traction. The trend, though, most certainly [is] to deliver better-tasting, more diverse food solutions than ever before."
In addition to ethnic flavors, consumers are gravitating toward restaurant-quality items, Kliger notes. Although U.S. and Canadian consumers are dining out less, they still want a high-quality dining experience at home, he adds. Retailers that are able to deliver on convenience and quality in the frozen meals arena will reap rewards here.
Going hand in hand with restaurant quality, Kliger says, is an emphasis on "healthy" - flavorful frozen dinners and entrées with cleaner ingredient statements, no trans fats and no preservatives.
"Consumers vote with their taste buds at the end of the day," he stresses. "After all, if you go to a restaurant and don't like your meal, you won't go back. Same with retail now - better-tasting products will have much better long-term traction and growth, and the retailers who are doing well know this."
Flavor-packed frozen handheld entrées also represent a private label growth opportunity outside traditional trayed meals, particularly for newly budget-conscious workers who are brown-bagging it at lunchtime more often than in the past. Newer product formats with widespread appeal here include panini, flatbreads and pocket sandwiches, Daddieco says.
New packaging formats also show promise in boosting store brand appeal.
"Frozen bag entrées continue to represent an interesting new market for private label programs," Ouimet says. He notes that this market has evolved very quickly during the past three years on the national brand side. In private label however, many product offerings have been inferior or imported from Europe, making logistics highly complex.
"We have seen significant interest in brand-equivalent and brand-superior bagged frozen entrées over the past 12 months," Ouimet adds.
On the flip side, the popularity of basic "meat and potato" or "meat and vegetable" frozen meals is on the decline, Daddieco notes, perhaps as a result of consumers' desire for restaurant-type cuisine at home.
Even so, Gene Welka, president of Stillmore, Ga.-based Crider Inc., advises non-specialty or gourmet retailers not to stray too far outside the mainstream in terms of flavors for store brand frozen meals.
"You can't push the envelope too hard in any one area because it's still a function of turns and dollar sales," he stresses. "Retailers want a higher dollar ring; they want to appeal to total family and they want to have value and taste."
Crunch the CompetitionDespite strong demand for value- and convenience-minded frozen meals, success here will require much more than getting the right flavors and formats into the freezercase. Competition - from the national brands and from other retailers' store brand programs - is heating up.
"Everybody is trying to get everyone else's buck," Kliger stresses. "Club stores [want] more high-end retail products; traditional retailers are wanting more club pack formats; those who supply blue collar are wanting more 'BMW-type' consumers; and those who supply high-end are wanting some more value products. It's such a competitive environment that everyone just wants to make sure they can retain and win over as many consumers as they can."
Even the refrigerated cases represent a looming threat. "I believe refrigerated prepared meals will be boosted by new 'fresh' store formats that cater to these needs such as Fresh & Easy [Neighborhood Markets] and others," Daddieco says.
But retailers can take steps to boost the appeal - and spur growth - of their own store brand frozen meals. First and foremost, Daddieco recommends that retailers treat their private labels as true brands.
"Adopt the thinking of national brand marketing, [don't] just be the 'national brand equivalent,'" he advises. "This means to differentiate not just on price, but by developing unique items, flavors, packaging, etc."
Retailers should be aware of what is succeeding in the foodservice arena, Daddieco adds, bringing the best ideas in-house, but adding a "personal signature."
Ouimet says a long-term vision also is key to future success in the frozen meals arena.
"Too often we see programs being launched without much support or thought about the next steps in the program lifecycle," he says. "Typically, we would recommend launching the core items in 'wave one,' followed through with more value-added concepts such as more ethnic or international cuisine to create a broad range and variety within the program."
Marketing support is critical, too, to the launch and post-launch process, Ouimet stresses.
And clever merchandising can be a helpful element here. Daddieco suggests that retailers cross-merchandise frozen meals with wines, breads and desserts under larger meal themes.
"In this economy especially, people are taking their restaurant business inside to the supermarket," he says. "Be set up for the cuisine they are craving."
Packaging, too, can work merchandising magic. Here, Kliger suggests partnering with a supplier that, like Victory's Kitchen, boasts broad packaging capabilities, including retail test formats, bulk pouches for HMR, portion pouches, dipping cups and more.
Many smart retailers also are focusing on SKU rationalization, weeding out third- and fourth-tier national brands, Welka says, and sometimes even second-tier contenders. Although a lot of slotting money often is at risk here, it nevertheless is a move that lessens competition for store brand items.
Welka also advises partnering with suppliers that are not distracted by their own regional or national brand dealings.
"I don't think you can be married to a brand and be committed to private label," he says. "In our case, we're solely focused on sustaining and maintaining the high-quality performance of our facilities, and focus solely on store brand products." PLB


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When Will Investors Stop Worrying About QE?
Lee is a member of The Motley Fool Blog Network -- entries represent the personal opinion of the blogger and are not formally edited.
I tread carefully in writing this article because whenever anyone discusses the pseudo-religious issue of investing fundamentals and/or why markets move, he is usually met with a gale of fundamentalist abuse. In this case I'm talking about the recent falls in various asset classes, which were caused by Ben Bernanke's recent statement . I want to look at why the market reacted the way that it did. What does this say about how readers might evaluate investing? In which stocks can we see the repercussions of these changes?
To QE or not to QE, that is the question
In short, the Federal Reserve is expected to reduce bond buying this year because the economy is in better shape. It also expects to end it in 2014, but these expectations are entirely contingent upon the economy getting better. Furthermore Bernanke stressed that he was willing to add whatever support was necessary if the economy didn't improve. The optimistic among us would conclude that this is actually good news because it confirms that the Federal Reserve believes the economy is getting better. So why did the market sell off so aggressively?
I think the answer is that a new generation of investors is now conditioned to think that asset classes move in tandem with liquidity provision by central banks. 'Oh look the Federal Reserve is doing more quantitative easing! buy, buy, buy!' or 'the latest PMI numbers were crumby but hang on, that means the Federal Reserve will be forced to do more QE!! Buy!'
And lest anyone think this is only a national game, consider the European Central Bank (ECB): 'What's that? The Europeans are now writing off hundreds of billions of debt from countries like Greece and also buying their debt in order to keep them solvent? Sounds like QE to me! Buy, Buy, buy!'
How it started and why it has gone on
In truth this all started in 2008 when we all realized (bar some Austrian School enthusiasts) that the global economy would have been toast without massive injections of liquidity from central banks. In a sense we have all lost a certain amount of confidence in the global economy and are more focused on the immediacy of QE as a catalyst for positive equity market returns.
The pattern has been set, and the die has been cast. I guarantee you that after the speech made by Bernanke (and the market falls) the only topic of discussion among young 'hot-shot' investors will be over liquidity injections in the marketplace because that is what has guided the returns that they are judged on.
Will it always be like this?
The tricky bit now will be to ascertain whether investors can rid themselves of the notion that markets only move based on QE injections. If so then good old fashion notions like evaluations and maybe even the equity risk premium could make a comeback. You may say Warren Buffett is a discounted cash flow dreamer, but he's not the only one. Frankly I have no idea if this will be the case or not but I observe that this type of investment conditioning can go on a lot longer than people think.
What are the stocks to look for?
The key thing in the short to mid-term is to look at the sector/company results for those that are the key markers of the effects of QE. Within housing, the idea is that as QE is scaled back, the stimulus behind the housing recovery will be reduced. A key beneficiary of housing would be something like Home Depot (NYSE: HD).
It recently said that it was seeing a broad based recovery in the housing market and since last summer has noted that its growth prospects were diverging from correlation with GDP. The key thing to look for here is whether Home Depot starts to report any deterioration in its market conditions. My view is that it will not because scaling back QE is unlikely to have an immediate effect on housing sentiment.
Another key area will be banking, namely Wells Fargo (NYSE: WFC) and Capital One Financial (NYSE: COF). The interesting thing about Wells Fargo is that its net interest margin has been falling partly thanks to low interest rates.
So surely rising rates would potentially be a good thing? The answer lies in whether you think the economy is improving and whether loan demand will improve or not. If so then Wells Fargo should be able to make more money anyway. This line of argument highlights the fact that the quality of its loan book and its future prospects are tied to the direction of the economy. If Bernanke is right then Wells Fargo will see increased loan demand. Again it's something to look out for.
It's a similar situation with Capital One. It is regarded as a more conservative type of lender and, so far, it has not reported strong loan growth. Indeed, it expects $12 billion of run-off in 2013 and a further $8.5 billion in 2014, and despite a decent automotive market in the U.S. it recently reported a $500 million drop in auto loan origination. As Capital tends to be more conservative, it is useful to follow its commentary closely because it is unlikely to adjust its lending criteria in order to chase business.
Another area worth following closely is the utilities sector, which could be represented by an ETF like the Utilities Select Spider (NYSEMKT: XLU). I think this ETF will be a very useful gauge of interest rate sentiment and/or whether the economy is going to slow down or not. Utilities do tend to be interest rate sensitive (thanks to their tendency to carry debt and pay high dividend yields), and the sector has sold off sharply in recent weeks as the market anticipated Bernanke's statement.
Again it is worth watching this ETF's movement in order to see what sentiment is over interest rates.
The bottom line
In conclusion, I think the investing fixation with QE will continue for a while yet, and we can expect the Federal Reserve to carry on doing exactly what it has been doing before. If the economy gets weaker (and you will see it in the stocks discussed above) then the rhetoric will turn back into more liquidity provision but, if the economy continues to do well then, and only then, will the QE fixation abate. However we might be headed for some more volatility as this QE obsession continues.
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Three Oscar nominations are for films playing at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival:
• The French-Canadian drama "Monsieur Lazhar" was nominated for best foreign-language film.
• Lucy Walker's "The Tsumani and the Cherry Blossom" (in the Documentary Spotlight program) was nominated in the documentary short category.
• Grant Orchard's "A Morning Stroll" (playing in Shorts Program I) was nominated for animated short.
Meanwhile, these nominations went to movies that played at last year's festival:
• "Margin Call" got an original-screenplay nomination for J.C. Chandor.
• The documentaries "Hell and Back Again" (about a soldier's return from Afghanistan) and "If a Tree Falls: A Story of the Earth Liberation Front" both were nominated for documentary feature.
• "The Barber of Birmingham: Foot Soldier of the Civil Rights Movement" was nominated for documentary short.
Two of the biggest snubs among the not-nominated involve Sundance '11 titles:
• "Martha Marcy May Marlene," which might have deserved recognition for its original screenplay, or for the performances by Elizabeth Olsen or John Hawkes.
• "Take Shelter" arguably deserved nominations for Michael Shannon and Jessica Chastain (who was instead nominated for "The Help").
Another Oscar nod
Max Zähle, a graduate of Hamburg Media School, has been nominated for an Oscar for Best Live Action Short for his film, "Raju," which will receive a free screening in Park City on Saturday sponsored by the Angelus Student Film Festival.
In 2011, Zähle won the Angelus Festival's Patrick Peyton Excellence in Filmmaking Award for "Raju," which festival organizers describe as an emotional short film about a German couple who adopt a young Indian boy, shot on location in Kolkata, India.
Three previous Angelus winners have earned Oscar nominations, including Luke Matheny of New York University, who won an Academy Award in 2011 for Best Live Action Short for "God of Love." Last year, Matheny joked to the Tribune that the Oscar nomination was a consolation prize after his short, which won the top Angelus Festival award in 2010, wasn't accepted for either the Sundance or Slamdance film festivals.
The free screening of Max Zähle's "Raju" will be at 7 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 28, at Mountain Vineyard, 1401 Kearns Blvd. Zähle will be at the screening and a Q & A following it.


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HeidiSQL automatically comes to the front when opening -- How to prevent this
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Often, my internet connection is very slow. Therefore, when I open browser tabs etc, I don't want to wait for them, so I Alt-Tab to another program to continue working without a break.
I do the same with HeidiSQL: After the Session Manager screen, I often have to wait 15 or 30 seconds to get connected with my remote databases. Anyway, by force of habit, I switch to another program to continue working, and then return to HeidiSQL after a minute or so.
Here's the problem: When HeidiSQL finally does get connected, it automatically comes to the front. So if I'm typing something in another program, it ends up getting typed in HeidiSQL instead. This can be dangerous. I don't want to accidentally delete or modify data or settings in HeidiSQL.
Is there any way to make HeidiSQL open my remote databases without the program window automatically jumping to the front?
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Leah Messer – Quadruplets.
Here's Gracie looking like her mom's twin.
And here's Ali looking like her daddy's twin!
Just a precious family & they've got some pretty strong genes! Looks to me like a pair of Quads, not twins.
You see where I went with that?
Cut me some slack, I've been dying to write about something other than failure.
Mission accomplished.
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RECIPE # 4549 - CHICKEN SALTIMBOCCA - Monday, October 25, 2010
The name "saltimbocca" means "jump into the mouth" -- because a dish this delicious (pounded with prosciutto and massaged with sage) gets eaten so quickly that it seems to leap from the plate right into mouth. Serves 3.
3 6-oz chicken breasts
3 thin slices Prosciutto ham
1 T fresh sage, chopped
3 oz Olive Oil
1 oz Flour, all-purpose
5 oz Artichoke hearts, quartered
1/2 oz Capers
4oz White wine
2 oz Heavy cream
1 T Butter
1 t Salt
Lightly salt 3 chicken breasts. Sprinkle evenly with chopped sage. Place sliced prosciutto on top the chicken and pound it into the breast until the thickness of the chicken reaches 3/8-inch. Meanwhile, heat olive oil in a sauté pan. Lightly flour chicken pressed with prosciutto. Place in heated oil, prosciutto side down. Brown one side, turn and brown the other side. Drain off excess oil, deglaze with 4 ounces of white wine, add artichokes, fresh lemon juice, cream, butter and cook until sauce is thickened. On a large platter, place chicken breasts topped with reduced sauce and garnish with capers.
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"It went real fast," Mark Richt said. Not sure his players would agree with that assessment of time, but spring practice is almost over at Georgia. There will be a brief session in shorts today, then the G-Day game on Saturday, and that's it.
Here's my list of top five things I'll be watching on G-Day:
1. Carlton Thomas at tailback. Ask a Georgia player which teammates have impressed/surprised them the most this spring, and you're likely to hear about Thomas, the small, shifty tailback. It'll be real interesting to see what he does against the No. 1 defense on Saturday and maybe a bit surprising, given all the talk, if he doesn't dazzle a bit.
2. The debut of the freshmen quarterbacks. It'll be the first time playing in Sanford Stadium – not counting a couple of closed scrimmages with no one in the stands – for Aaron Murray and Zach Mettenberger. Bulldog Nation is eager for a first glimpse of them between the hedges, and they know it. Will one or both seize the moment?
3. The development of the defense. The tribulations of last season left some scars on the defense, and this spring has been about restoring "attitude and edge, whatever you want to call it" – Richt's words – as well as sound fundamentals. "I see a defensive team that is very unified right now and has got a little bit of a chip on their shoulder," Richt said a couple of days ago. "They feel like they've got something to prove." Word is, DT Geno Atkins has been absolutely dominant in closed practices, so his play surely bears watching Saturday.
4. The crowd. With this being Easter weekend, with the Masters going on, and with G-Day on television, how many people will show up at Sanford Stadium? Georgia has been pushing hard for a huge turnout, partly because empty seats aren't telegenic.
5. The obvious. With apologies for a quarterback-heavy list, I'm of course very interested to see Joe Cox in his long-awaited role as the program's clear No. 1 QB and to see how Logan Gray plays as he tries to stay in front of the freshmen for the top backup role.
Please share your lists.
April 10th, 2009
7:05 am
Let's see – the D gets burned by a high school quarterback and a walk-on receiver in a closed scrimmage; a 5′7″ running back no one knows about is the hit star of the spring against the D; we have no DE that has stepped up; and WM is still the D coordinator. Yep, sounds like the Dawgs are in for a loooonnngggt season once they play "real" competition next fall – let's just hope the O can follow the lead of coach Searels and peak EVERY game to keep all of us interested and not focused on the non-development of the D.
And CMR, will you please quit letting St. Nick have all of the seemingly star quality players sign with AL for NEXT year?
April 10th, 2009
7:07 am
Joe Cox and the RBs.
Defense isn't going to mean as much as Saturday during the season because defense is played with emotion. Yes you can do that in practice and hopefully we see some good tackling but let's face it, whatever they do, it's not the same as game time. Offense is execution, defense is execution and ATTITUDE.
Yep, scheduling wasn't favorable for this weekend. And you didn't even mention spring break where a lot of people are out of town. I would be impressed if it's more than 30,000.
April 10th, 2009
7:07 am
How will our corners play and can we get pressure from the edge? Obviously that's a big part of your overall point about the defense.I hope Caleb King steps up myself. Here is a back so highly touted that when he was a recruit thought to be an Auburn lean waiving a red-shirt year appeared to be part of his commitment deal. Then the high school injury and now the waiting enters its third year. Let's hope for Caleb's and Uga's sake that the wait is over. Nothing against Carlton Thomas. Tyson Browning gave us hope in our first loss to Nick Saban in LSU's championship year with his dazzling catch and run. It would be wonderful if Carlton Thomas could do that two or three times a year. It's a great luxury to have more than one great back.Richard Samuel and Dontavious Jackson will have their say as well.
April 10th, 2009
7:09 am
Not being on css for once, at least this year we won't be made to suffer through Buck Belue's ponderous explanation of steak 'n lobster vs beanie weanies … will we??
April 10th, 2009
7:33 am
Where can i find a depth chart.
The mystery again is Kiante Tripp – tremendous talent – enigma
April 10th, 2009
7:41 am
UGAG will lose 5 games this fall and play in the Weedeater Bowl while we will be BCSing and holding great Tickle Piles!!!!
April 10th, 2009
7:47 am
[...] Chip Towers of the AJC provides five things to watch on Georgia's G-Day. [...]
April 10th, 2009
7:54 am
We can trot all kinds of multi-talented, quasi-styled running backs and receivers out there until something works, but the big question is whether Joe Cox and the other QBs can step in post-Stafford and run the offense with confidence and efficiency. It would be great if Cox can win over Dawg Nation by showing that he can do the job without any lag in production, I personally don't beleive that Stafford was so perfect that Cox won't be able to appropiately fill his shoes and then some. One thing is for sure; they are different styled players, both with plenty of talent. I beleive it will be the intangibles that will either sink or float Cox's boat; confidence, patience, leadership, etc.
April 10th, 2009
8:06 am
What about the kicking/punting game. We know that after a good start our FG kicking was questionable at best. Can Walsh recover and show something? We lose our punter with a big question about Butler. He was supposed to be worthy of a schlarship out of HS, but in 2 years could not beat out a walk-on for the punting job? And 2 important positions in the kicking gamw that is never talked about….. we lose our holder and long snapper. The long-snapper in particular can dramatically affect the timing of the punter and the kicker. I want to see the Frix kid snap. His dad snapped in the early 80's.
If we want to be as good as we want to be, punting, kicking, holding, snapping better be improved.
April 10th, 2009
8:09 am
In response to yellowblood ,look forward to a rematch with LSU?That was brutal,but that's what happens when you quit in abowl game.
April 10th, 2009
8:43 am
April 10th, 2009
8:49 am
lakerat- if a freshmen quarterback and a walk-on reciever were playing thn do you really think that the starting defense was on the field? And maybe instead of bitching about the d on that play you could be happy that Murray and Spellman, and Murray and Troupe(not a walk on) are showing some potential to be playmakers.
April 10th, 2009
8:51 am
oh, and we have only lost one recruit that we were wanting to Saban… I would call that letting them all go to AL. We aren't going to get every player we want moron.
April 10th, 2009
8:52 am
correction: I would not call that letting them all go to AL.
April 10th, 2009
8:52 am
Payday is right around the corner- April 25…
go gator.
April 10th, 2009
9:11 am
Tim…you stole my list from "Counting Down to G-Day." (first comment)
April 10th, 2009
9:20 am
[...] Chip Towers of the AJC provides five things to watch on Georgia's G-Day. [...]
April 10th, 2009
9:23 am
Percy H. will not be drafted too high, he is far too prone to injury.
April 10th, 2009
9:39 am
You must remember that when Butler came out of high school it was a battle in the fall for punting. Him and Mimbs were neck and neck… considering Mimbs ended up being one of the best punters in the SEC the last two seasons I think I can assume Butler has the chops to get it done. Also, Walsh didn't miss a whole ton of field goals last season. He did miss a couple easy ones, but he WAS a freshman. I'm confident he'll be a solid force back there this year. The only issue is that we have to get him away from kickoffs…
I personally want to see Kiante Tripp on the D-line, Izzy Troupe catch a few balls, and I'd like to see some production out of Aron White. He's been in the program long enough to be a force now.
April 10th, 2009
9:53 am
Voice of Reason -
Yes, I would expect the first D to be on the field during a simulated scrimmage when the high school QB and a walk-on receiver are playing – very seldom do you have first O against first D during simulated scrimmages! (obviously you never played ball past the 8th grade).
Regarding AL and its recruiting/signing of GA high school talent, my intent was that AL is coming in and signing a lot of talent NOW, and thus getting a lot of exposure that other kids in GA pick up on and MAYBE want to be a part, too. Understandably, though, CMR may be hampered by the higher academic standards that UGA makes him adhere to (unlike AL, UGA standards are higher than SEC standards) so UGA may have to wait before offering to SOMEWHAT make sure that the kid will qualify if offered – AL and and others go ahead and offer and then hope that the kid qualifies; that is how AL last year, and Ole Miss this year, ended up signing more than the alloted number of players than they are supposed to sign…so if we know they are close to being qualified, why not at least go ahead and offer? So far, UGA has not signed ANYONE for next year – while AL has about 10 commits, and TX has over 20!
April 10th, 2009
9:59 am
Not that this is the topic of today's post, but I wish to present a summary of a report I wrote for the daily paper back in 93. It is of relevance to Georgia and Georgia Tech athletic supporters.
The day was November 4, 1893. A little history for you. The first match between Georgia and Georgia Tech.
I remember it like it was yesterday. We were gathered at Herty Field with our finest clothes, hats and smokeable tobacco. The ladies wore their shiniest of scarves and fluttered about like butterflies. Excitement was in the Athens air awaiting our rival's arrival and the battle that was to take place.
The Georgia School of Technology (that's what they called Georgia Tech at the time) Blacksmiths led by coaches Stan "Devil" Borleske and "Cheap" Casey Finnegan arrived by train and entered our fair city with arrogance and disregard for our lady residences. A few of Athens prettiest ladies drew faint at the sight of these bothersome and boorish city foot-ballers. They arrived to play our dear honest and trustworthy Georgia boys coached by Ernest Brown.
And so the game began. At one time early in the last half of the game, a Tech player announced to the crowd that he was the man of the match and that he would take the local woman of his choosing. A stone was hurled at this player, striking him a cruel blow to the head. He immediately ceased such announcements. At another time, after the coaches of the Tech team lifted the skirt of one of our fairer lady observers, one of the Athenians drew a knife and threatened revenge. The Tech coaches hurried themselves back to the game offering apologies and coins. Because of their vile nature, the Techs were poked and gouged with canes on plays toward the boundary lines. Some of the crowd had the privilege of the gridiron equally with the players.
True, that day the Blacksmiths defeated Georgia 28-6 on four scores by Leonard Wood, a thirty-three year old who did not matriculate at the Technology school. Travesty was called and agreed up.
The Techs as they departed our fair field announced loudly and to all that they had used a heterogeneous collection of Atlanta residents – a United States Army surgeon, a medical student, a lawyer, and an insurance agent among them, with here and there a student of Georgia's School of Technology thrown in to give the mixture a Technological flavor. The scoundrels!
For this callous yet frank admission, our dear fans defended the integrity of the University by hurling rocks and other debris at the offending Tech players and chased the ill-mannered Blacksmiths back to their awaiting train.
Ahh, the days. A loss is made better by a hurled stone. I had not hurled any in quite some time. I will take a loss every eight years just to launch a few at the scoundrels.
April 10th, 2009
10:01 am
The first thing we're watching…Sanford Stadium filling up!?
April 10th, 2009
10:07 am
How nice it is to see no mention in today's blog of the beloved messiah who has forsaken us for the NFL.
people….this game tells us nothing. it is an intra-squad scrimmage that has now, thanks to the media, been turned into an over-hyped "preseason" game.
go to the game if you can….enjoy seeing football….and the nice spring weather….and quit wringing your hands about what will happen in the future. we won't know what this team is made of until december.
However, in the spirit of the post….I will say that there is one thing I would like to see…A MASSIVE FIGHT BREAK OUT ON THE FIELD. Someone hits someone else too hard and the players start fighting.
That, too me would mean that the intensity level is where it needs to be…and might just signify that the lace panties have been stowed away.
But then, we can't have such displays on national tv, can we? Just think of the repercussions…
The mighty Herbstreit, one of college football's great triumverant from mount ESPN, will pronounce that the georgia program has some serious discipline issues and this will cause him to put us even farther below his beloved buckeyes in his preseason vote. That might just end georgia football right there.
We will lose recruits by the thousands….gasp…they would not want to play football at a school that puts a premium on toughness and intensity….
Dr. Adams will hold a national press conference with Damon Evans to issue a public apology (anyone want to bet that Smiling Mike gets his mug on ESPN…it was probably part of the deal)
CMR would say that this fight was definately not in the gameplan, and that the entire team will be disciplined by not allowing them to participate in their monday night knitting session.
Injuries would decimate the DL,LB,OL positions. Several players would be out for the season with stubbed toes and bruises. Georgia coaches would then need to ask the NCAA if they could have some "loaners" from Clarke Central and Athens Academy.
Urban Meyer would stage an even bigger fight during FU's spring practice….if the fight wasn't big enough, he would have his players run stadium steps until they puked.
Paul johnson would watch the fight on tape to see who got beat up the worst. No doubt this person would be a defensive lineman or defensive back. He would then set his gameplan up to focus on this weakness.
Les Miles would study the affects that having a fight would have on his preseason ranking, and based upon that study, determine if having a fight would be in his best interest for positioning himself to play for the BCS championship.
Lane Kiffin would call a press conference to say that he has had so many fights in practice this year that the UFC is considering opening up a training camp in Knoxville.
And finally, somewhere in Heaven, a certain bald headed man would look down on the fight, pull the cigar out of his mouth, smile, and say, thats it boys….GATA!
April 10th, 2009
10:14 am
lakerat — Nice try on trying to pose as a frustrated Dawg fan. You are an idiot if you have never heard of Carlton Thomas — who played in the Under-Armour All-American game on ESPN as a High School Senior. Obviously, you do not follow college football, so it would wise to keep your postings to a minimum, lest you show your ignorance further.
April 10th, 2009
10:34 am
To the folks complaining about recruits leaving the state…..you need to remember, that UGA cannot get ALL the players from Georgia. Throw in GT and the two together COULD NOT get all the 1-A players from Georgia. Just chalk it up to good High School players and leave it at that.
That said, looks like a great weekend for the GDAY game….
April 10th, 2009
10:34 am
I think Percy could definitely have an impact in a role similar to Jerrious Norwood. He probably will not be touching the ball more than 10-15 times a game. Jerrious has crazy speed, like Harvin, and can take it to the house at any time. But every time he gets tackled, I wonder if he will get up missing a limb.
April 10th, 2009
10:34 am
Is it really a good idea to have D. Jackson playing in this full contact scrimmage right after he's just been medically cleared? Shouldn't we ease him in a bit more before throwing him in with the defense?
I'm just saying that we might need him down the stretch and it might be better to just to run fullbacks for this over-hyped event and stay as healthy as we can.
April 10th, 2009
10:43 am
I know this can be perceived as being negative, but really, do UGA fans not have a life outside of football? Or is the yearly beatdown in round-ball so devastating, that they seek to lose themselves in "what can possibly be in next year's football team." Get a life, smell the roses. Don't lock yourself in Stanford Stadium. UNC fans, for example, come to their Spring Game if they get the urge, or if there is nothing better to do in the Carolina mountains or at the beach. But most likely they are still enthrawled in basketball. And our fans don't jump on the basketball bandwagon in the Fall until football season is over. We love our fb as much as UGA does. And you can count on Kennan Stadium being full the first football game, just like Stanford. Our fans and students simply have interests outside of the sports arena.
April 10th, 2009
10:55 am
Never said I was a "frustrated" Dawg fan – I am, however, a frustrated UGA season ticket holder and Hartmann fund contributor.
The only thing I heard going into spring practice at UGA was the competition between King and Samuel would not be competition since Samuel was hurt and the position was Caleb's to lose. Then, the last I heard was they have a fullback (Munzenmeir) running at tailback and is causing a stir; then we hear about Thomas – and no, I was not familiar with a player 2 years removed from HS who has not even seen the field. And, at 5′ 7″, it is not too likely that he will see it much anytime soon once he plays against a "real" SEC defense – though I will admit that the kid from Oregon or Oregon State at that size was quite good last year. Only time will tell.
And I have season tickets to Clemson and GT, too, so I am really just a fan of local college football, though my UGA graduated kid does not like to hear me speak of the North Avenue Trade School (I only have those season tickets so I can see the UGA and Clemson games – plus get extra UGA game tickets to scalp and pay for my GT tickets).
Finally, with all that is happening this weekend, does anybody REALLY think that there will be 30,000 in the stands this Saturday?
April 10th, 2009
11:01 am
Sorry for this pitiful question, but what is the TV listing? Hospital stay has interfered with my UTD knowledge. Please help me out! Thanks!
April 10th, 2009
11:05 am
Bo Williams, thanks for the comments and input but there is just one small problem: Nobody gives a good holy crap what interests UNC fans. Not a soul. Get over yourself and have a wonderful day doing whatever it is that interests you. Good grief, you ACC fans sure are high on yourselves.
I disgress. If Lakerat is a Georgia fan then I am Elvis freaking Presley. That's all I have to say about that. You can smell this hater's routine from a mile away.
April 10th, 2009
11:20 am
Huh? Then you ain't nothin' but a hound dawg! And your nose ain't too good if you are a Dawg cause you are smelling the wrong stuff!!!
April 10th, 2009
11:20 am
My concern about Joe Cox is that his arm wasn't strong at all as a RF Freshman when he played a little. Granted it is two years later and that is something that can be improved on… I like his leadership and loyalty and I know he has some talent. When he played he seemed to throw the passes over 30 yards up for grabs as wounded ducks.
I'm not bashing him and I believe/hope that he will improve and be able to run the offense well with what he has around him. He won't be asked to take too many shots down field which I'm guessing is still not his strength.
I liked Stafford a lot, but he didn't have much accuracy on his long passes last year. Stafford could deliver a strike on the medium range passes and I'm hoping Cox is 90% as good at that.
April 10th, 2009
11:50 am
You don't have to have a strong arm to be a great college team. Just ask John Parker Wilson. That kid is terrible, but he had an hour-and-a half to dump off a ten yard pass because his O-line was so good. Cox (or whoever) will be fine.
April 10th, 2009
11:56 am
Carlton Thomas – #8 RB on espn's rankings two years ago.
Only reason why you didn't know about him is we also signed the #5 RB that year Richard Samuel.
Its similar to Mettenburg – the kid is the #14 QB in the nation. There are a ton of teams in the SEC and ACC who would kill to have a QB that highly rated on their squad. Too bad he's the 4th lowest rated QB on the UGA roster…
April 10th, 2009
12:02 pm
Lakerat, the G-Day Game is designed to stack the #1 Offense against the #1 Defense. And, it's like that throughout Spring practice. So, your assertion that #1's battle #2's is incorrect. As for the season, you are correct. Your #1 offense/defense get's looks from the Scout Team (usually comprised of #2's, #3's, and #4's) emulating the opposing team's various schemes.
As for Carlton Thomas, any real fan knows plenty about him. He was very highly recruited and he's coming of a redshirt. This is the exact same scenario that played out for Knowshon. Knowshon got the same practice-hype as Thomas. Would you have made the same comments about Knowshon? I'm certainly not saying Thomas is Knowshon, but the scenarios are similar. AND, you really show your ignorance by measuring Thomas' effectiveness by his physical stature. Ever heard of Darren Sproles? How bout Chris Rainey, Jeffrey Demps, and Brandon James for Florida? They're good enough to start for the National Champions. Don't be stupid, lakerat.
April 10th, 2009
12:08 pm
d11, that was the best comment of the day. I do like that Buck, but if I heard about beenie weenie one more time………..
Its probably more fun to predict the 5 things we will see in here AFTER the G-day game.
I would think a heavy dose of cliches' are going to be in order.
April 10th, 2009
12:32 pm
There is a lot of hatin' going on on this board. But the worst kind of poster is not the haters, but the dumb haters. Like Braveshater. Hey BH, We are all sorry that you havent gotten laid in 6 months and that you cant afford season tickets even while living at home with your Mom, but take your anger somewhere else and pls spare us your displayed ignorance. Everyone who reads your post is just a bit dumber for having done so. I think Tech is looking for some fans like you.
April 10th, 2009
12:41 pm
Is Coarch Meyers gunna be at da G-GAME? What bout Percy Harvey?
April 10th, 2009
12:45 pm
No way Drew Butler deserved a scholarship . Been watching him in pregame for 2 years. My daughter can punt better than that. Don't you remember the media push by his dad.us
April 10th, 2009
12:53 pm
lakerat, unless you're a freak of nature, you have 2 ears and 1 mouth. Please use them proportionately.
Bo Williams, your comments are borderline sacrilegious. For your penance, throw 5 Hail Marys and send $1000 to the UGA Athletic Association.
April 10th, 2009
12:55 pm
The article in the Athens says Butler wants to be better than Mimbs . No way…leg is not strong enough. I predict a mid 35 yard avg for him. Remember his dad kicked from a 2 inch block in college. Coutu was better than Butler. No way Drew can come close to the avgs at UGA set by Andrews, Walden, and rest.us
April 10th, 2009
12:59 pm
man, hearing from some of these so called dawg fans is really depressing…i can hear it now come sat night….if the O plays good, the defense must suck and vice-versa…look people,its just a scrimmage game, the point is to try and find a few diamonds in the rough, they already know,for the most part, who will be where come fall, despite what they're telling the media…they're not gonna come out and say just yet who's starting where. as a coach, you've got to keep ALL THE KIDS thinking that they have a chance to play. kids are very sensitive human beings, we all were at one time!!
as far as those concerned about cox at qb, don't be…i for one kinda like having a 23 yr old running the offense.. i will say this, one thing i'm looking for is dropped passes, or hopefully lack thereof. over the last few yrs, man have we dropped some balls..
and yes, the defense will be much better this year,no worries there.
April 10th, 2009
1:02 pm
i agree with ya on Butler..another wasted scholly was for Bryce Ros…but, remember, daddy donates alot of money..in both cases,,and it is a business!
April 10th, 2009
1:05 pm
For a university that supposedly hates everything ESPN, you sure do go out of the way to get them to expose you (whine about the lack of Moreno hurdling highlights, bring GameDay to athens, Damon Evans wanting to televise the spring game).
April 10th, 2009
1:08 pm
I mean RAT.You SEEM to KNOW IT ALL!! TAKE A HIKE!!!
April 10th, 2009
1:10 pm
Here comes the debut of Turnover Cox. I can't wait to play that boy, so we can rack up 50+ points w/ our defense alone. He's a horrible, horrible quarterback and Georgia will suck this year.
April 10th, 2009
1:14 pm
Dawgilama Deux -
Not meaning to be stupid, but sometimes I just appear that way. I guess I should live by the old adage be silent and be thought stupid, rather than try to write objectively and prove myself stupid, or something like that.
However, in my defense, while I am old, and the G-day game does try to play 1 v 1, it is NOT 1 v 1 the whole time during all of the pre G-Day scrimmages. The reason is that you WANT to instill confidence in your offense and defense and that is why you play 1 v 2/3, etc. Plus, in the case of UGA, with all of the injuries we have had and are still incurring, you do not put your best players intentionally in harms way during the scrimmages – 11 on 11, full speed to the ground is tough enough when playing 2nd stringers, and it is during those times when injuries mostly occur.
RE: Carlton and other smallish backs, he has yet to prove himself. You brought up Knowshon, so I will respond. All through his RS year CMR talked about possibly bringing him in to play; he did not, but the thought was there, especially after Thomas Brown went down with an injury late in the season. Obviously, however, there was no thought about bringing Carlton up, even after King was proving to be not so spectacular; so, even though he may have been hyped in HS, and may still prove to be great, he was not on the radar or under consideration for playing time at all last year. Hence my comment that he came out of no where.
My only point, which seems to have been missed by everyone re: my lack of "prior" knowledge of Thomas, is that before the spring started he was NOT on the radar (all the talk was about King and Samuels and whoever is coming in in the fall, and then Munzenmeir started playing well as a running back), but now Carlton seems to be the "go to guy"; as mentioned earlier, only time will tell.
Regarding those other "small" guys you mentioned, Sproles has done well; the 3 FL guys are not all that, or else it would not take 3 of them to play one position, even if they are effective – their effectiveness is more a result of the system rather than, necessarily, their abilities.
April 10th, 2009
1:16 pm
Bulldawg nation! We will be ready to play football this year trust me. We'll be night and day compared to last year. Are comfort level we be back to normal. Are O-line will dominate again and i see us having a year like 2007. Decent start, strong finish. especially with the bye week right before we play those banged up lizards. Revenge in the flats will taste so nice. GGGOOOOOO DAWGS SIC EM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
April 10th, 2009
1:42 pm
Lakerat, sorry I called you stupid…it was unnecessary.


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Dongho's latest film project "Don't Cry Mommy" has been scheduled for release during the month of November. The film will first be premiered at this year's Busan International Film Festival ceremony.
"Don't Cry Mommy" was directed by Kim Yonghan, produced by Kim Yoonoh, and will be starring actress Yoo Seon as Yoolim, mother of Eunah, who is portrayed by Bora.
The movie revolves around the story of a desperate mother seeking justice for her daughter Eunah, who fell victim to abuse from male classmates. After her victimization, Eunah can not continue to endure her suffering and takes her life, forcing her mother to take justice into her own hands. Yoolim sets on a journey in which she tries to avenge her daughter against those who hurt her.
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my hair came out WAY more blue than planned when I dyed it Wednesday night, so I decided at the last minute to be lazy humanstuck Aranea for Halloween. The best thing that happened all day was the security guard at my friends' dorm thought I was a blue m&m. I can't say I blame him?!?!?
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Day 23: Matesprits
OK, listen up, I've got it all figured out: Aranea goes and finds Jake's dead dream self so they can wander around dreambubbles and make out for all eternity, leaving Alive Jake free to smooch Dirk to their little kawaii yaoi hearts' content, BAM, all my shipping troubles solved, the end.
now somebody please come ship this with me
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animated version here!
original panel here!
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possibly my favorite panel in all of homestuck?
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help i am way too in love with a character based entirely on their outfit and a few cute things they have said help
just please don't turn out to be completely awful that's all i ask
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HeavyWhen you let me goby the side of the road,please remember the stringthat you tied to my soul.I'm the balloon you inflatedjust to let go;the night is too coldand I'm sinking so slowly down.Why'd you have to cut thisdelicate cord,the thin wire trailingfrom my heartbeat to yours?Remember the science ofthe desolate sky,because the night is too coldand I'm sinking so slowly down.
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Blink and You'll Miss ItThe wind reminds me ofthe empty space to my left,which I swear you filledonly minutes ago.But if I rested my handwhere you were sitting,it would be just as cold asthe realization that you're gone.
The Last SunsetMy broken shadow stumbled onand left me dragging like the sun.The twisted branches snagged the sky...how skeletal, their fingers stretching.The earth I knew choked on the lastof yesterday's dried and cracking dreams,now I am stumbling through the dustchasing my spirit through withered leaves.
It's Not Coming BackAnd he was the voiceless, unforgiving wind.She screamed to his back while he forgot her name,and each step he took into the sunwas met by the setting of hers.It's a cold night where she stands,and she coughs on the frost in her lungs,choking on the memory of last night's air.She mourns the death of yesterdaythrough nostalgic eyes,and like a child, declares it's only sleeping.
May it Grow Like a WeedImagine the heart is a dandelion, now,sending its pieces out with a gentle breath.Hope is the wind,carrying seeds of ardor to fertile ground,so what once was blank landscapebecomes fields of flowers.
SeparateYou are on the opposite sideof this window.Press your palm against the pane,against mine.The heat of our fingers willfog the glass,and in this mist we create,we will finally meet.
A Cold RenewalMake me pure,like today's unmarked snow.Windows are glowing with warmth,soft amber lighting that casts itself instained glass fragments across theseglittering wastes.I want release to color mein that same way,relief washing me out andre-painting me in golden tonesthat only letting go could understand.And so,I unclench my tired hands andtrade bitter sighs for peace.
Summer SundaysI tried to remember how to braid.Summer matured, and so had I,but by weaving my hairinto childhood patterns,I was half my age and wiser.The fan in the windowdrew in smells like suitors,courting my nostalgia.They were reminders of innocence;cut lawns and clean laundry,coupled with the spitting rhythmof the sprinklerand the dogs huffing at the catshunting for brunch in the lillies.I will abandon sensibilitiesto the water in the garden hose,and soak myself to the soulin the last hours of my freedom.I am no longer a child,but July can grasp at those straws I threw awayin the hopes that maturitytraded curfews for a different shade of joy.I just never imagined it would bethe same color as the orange smilesthat made my sisters and I shriek with laughteruntil we fell off the hammockin a giggling heap.
Peace in AgonyThe same place, the same five inches spaceMy pain is laughing at my last smileThe eyes are blind this morning, every morningMy voice disappeared, drowned inside meLying here and time running behind meHow does a world shrink and squeeze youHow does a heart find peace in agonyGetting so small, smaller than yesterday,My world is smaller everyday, in every single waySmaller than this small windowSmaller than the smallest cube of sugar Smaller than the crumbs on my carpetSmaller than all the dreams I hadBigger than all the dreams I still have
Letters To GodThere's a difference between darkness and nothingness. Darkness is being a temporary resident of rock bottom, a shadowy state of melancholy that's only motivated by the fact that you can only go up from there. Dark can be converted to light, slowly but surely, so that we have a glimmer of hope. Nothingness? It's being totally numb to the reality surrounding you. It can only be reversed if you put your entire soul into making something out of nothing. Trust me, I would know.I didn't have a bad home life. In fact, my family was one of the strongest I had known at the time. I got reasonably good grades, barely ever faltering on an exam. I even had a few people I called my friends, who I thought would stick with me for the longest while. That was when I, an eleven year old girl whose parents sheltered her as well as they could, was introduced to the online universe of cyber-bullying. Soon, after my peers put up this façade of courage on the Internet, the assumed culprits began to bri
anonymous.i don't really knowhow i got here.it's all a blurfrom the time iwas able to thinkabout who ireally wasor am.i never got why i'mso clingyand clueless,why i don't knowhow to beindependent.my exterior mayshow it,but i sure don'thave it.i've been gonefor a really long time.it's not me thatthey see when theyspeak thingsthat I pretend tocare about.it's my vacatedcarcass that is alreadyhollow and sad.every trivial thought ihave echoes andbounces off thewalls of my shell.i'm just a poster childfor the underdog in allof us losers.i'm not a poser,i'm just trying to get bywithout getting hurt.it's a novel ideaif you think real hard.i guess i'm a cadaver.i'm only a figmentof myself.i created thissense of being toughso people would giveme more respect.but it backfiredmiserably.people don'tcare abouta girl who begsfor someone tosimply call"friend."to be honest,my existence isn'tnecessary.none of ours is.we're just herebecause wewere lucky,
Fields of Golden WheatMy fingers travel through your hair, fields of golden wheatYour lips have the taste of an ancient salty oceanMy childhood dreams of blue birds and their heartbeatThe delicate fragrance coming from eastern landsThe softness of a delighted soul and your sunlightThe black wings of a sad night and my heart in your handsI listen to you, the language of birds, the mystery tone remainsI hide you, inside my eyelids, between the layers of my heartWhere you choose to live; mixed with every color in my veins
Absence of Soundso much can be said when so little is spokenyou scream in my ears with your silent emotionchokin' on the words swervin' back down into my gutopen the mouth to remove all doubt and the air gets cutwhen i reflected back on the thought all i got was staticbut saying too much can be tragic; silence is less problematicautomatically we assume the worst of thinGs.....never realizing the unnecessary nervousness this bringssure that we heard some things in the absence of soundbut venturing into that void will guaranteeyou will never be found--
Shooting Stars Aim For The Heart-Dear Father TimeDon't mind to rewindTo a purer partOf an end with no startTo a time without rhymeBeing guilty without crimeTo a time without rhymeTo a time without chimeWith no repetitionTo a time without timeWith no subliminationAnd elimination without justificationTo when peace came in rationsWhen land was the ocean's corruptionAnd when floods were solutionsWhen our dreams meant absolution-Yours truly, The World
On My MindYou've been on my mind for quite some timeAnd I really can't do anything about it.I watch you go through life day by day ,You never knowing that all of what you do I love it.You smile at me,my life's complete as sad as it sounds,I can't avoid it.You talk to me my heart it beats,I'm unable to slow it.I don't know why,but you make me smileand that's why I love you,and that's the end of it.
After The RainAfter The RainSoaked with holy rainOf love you were makingTo the shell that containsThe real meEnraptured by your face's reflectionsGleaming in puddles restingOn my country's torsoI can't tell where you endAnd I beginNor where these tears come fromAnd where sweet moments go toWhen they say farewellTo what you left in meAnd what you took awayOut of drawersThose I didn't know I had at all
Where the heart isn't--Impossible to hide the liesSo take a breath and shut my eyes"It's where the heart is, home!" she criesShe never saw I'm dead inside.An empty hollow, dug out restA void within my heaving chest"It's where the heart is, home" she stressedBut I haven't one and she never guessed.
What Did I Do to Make You Leave?Part of my love will remainlike the family dog by its home,long abandoned.Mournful eyes trained on the door,its tail thumps at every movementthat could speak to hope--the silent prayer that it was not left,not forgotten,surely not sentenced tobeing utterly unwanted.If its eyes could water, spill over in sorrow,they would.The floor is cold in the lonely dark,and the shadows of the moonbring painful memories to the deserted;an echo of warmth that once was known.With a tired whine that stirs the dust,it settles into half-hallucinations thatthe branches pawing at the window are keys in a lock,and it aches to be remembered and reclaimed.It struggles to realize thatin the eyes of its owners old,it outgrew their love and wasno longer wanted.No amount of howling will bring them back.
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And if you haven't bought Slave Vows yet, then you're slacking, kiddo. (much like this tumblr)
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Live In London has only - up to this point - been available on vinyl that was exclusively sold on the last tour.
And I hear it's only gonna be up on Bandcamp for a limited amount of time…
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The Icarus Line announces Slave Vows UK/EU tour
The Icarus Line is returning to Europe this November in support of the new album "Slave Vows". The band has been known throughout the years for its different takes on the word "noise" and whereas many journalism platforms like to compare them to The Stooges, Grave Reviews suggests that you listen to the new album and head to a tour date or two before you lump this particular band in with the "hmm, sounds like Iggy Pop" groups you find in most cities.
Just in case you've been living under a rock…
Get out there.
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We stopped by Joe Cardamone's studio, Valley Recording Co today. I guess there is only one place to record real rock n roll anymore. amazing studio.
The real VRC site is way cooler than this silly tumblr, especially if you're a musician looking to do just what headquartersmusic said.
Out in July!
More details over on The Quietus, including one of four teaser vids!
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The New Valley Recording Studio's. Go on Joe. (Taken with Instagram)
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Here's a picture I took when I went to see The Icarus Line a couple of months ago. Such a good show, I can't wait to see them again!
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many few posts there are), somebody(s) out there are actually putting up a real-deal Icarus Line fan site. Miss the old Separate The Sounds? Well, maybe this will help. Hey, they've got the Danke Schons on there, so you know they gotta have at least a sense of humor. Plus, y'know, news, interviews, vids, and all those goodies that tumblr is too ADD for.
"Gone all birdcage" from Joe's Twitter
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Fort Lee Range Open after Refurb
FORT LEE - Fort Lee Range 4 - previously an M-16 and M-4 rifle qualification range - is fully operational now after many months of construction.
The project included 12 lanes for M-16 and M-4 qualification, as well as three lanes to support M-249 light machine gun qualification. The range also accommodates training on the MK-19 grenade launcher; though without the use of live rounds. There is also a zero range included as part of the package, which is located next to Range 4. The project cost was $8.2 million for the construction and an additional $825,000 for the targetry.
"It's a modernization of the old range that used to be here," said Mike Finnegan, Range Operations specialist. "That range was a pop-up computerized range as well, but this is a newer version with new targets."
The first group to use the facility was Army Logistics University students in the Basic Officer Leader Course tactics class during their qualification testing Monday and Tuesday. Willie Lee Jr., a retired command sergeant major, is the senior trainer for the class, and said the range offers the qualifiers a much better experience.
"The old range had separate mounds and back part it was stopped by trees," said Lee. "It could hurt (those trying to qualify) because the 300-meter target would come up but you couldn't see it because it would blend in.
"This new range is great," he continued. "You're shooting downhill because it slopes a little bit and it also extends out much farther so the 300 meter targets are in the middle of the range."
The additional length of the field of fire - out to 800 meters - gives Soldiers a better range to qualify on because they can see their targets more clearly, said Finnegan.
"You can definitely see the difference from the old range to this range on their scores," he said. "The targets are a lot more identifiable, and there's no doubt which targets are in your lane."
One of the students in the BOLC tactics class - 2nd Lt. Jameson Frederick, Quartermaster BOLC 012-13 - said he's trained at other ranges while in officer candidate school and said this one was great compared to the others.
"The biggest difference I noticed was that there were full silhouettes beginning at the 50 meters all the way to 300 meters, whereas other ranges just have the shoulders up," he said. "It's easy to see the silhouettes against the backdrop.
"This range is really great," he continued. "There's no alibi for any errors. If you miss, it's completely your fault. Everything is just perfect."
Frederick was one of the many officers who shot expert during their M-16 qualification this week.
The new range is all-inclusive for units, said Finnegan. It includes the 12-lane qualification range, a zero range, a classroom, feeding area, covered bleachers and rest rooms.
"The good thing about the new range is that is offers the unit a turn-key facility," he said. "Everything they need to help them qualify is here and ready to go."
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