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There's a lot of optimism about what Georgia Tech can do this season, with the Sporting News even projecting an ACC championship and a top 5 ranking.
So I finally broke down the Yellow Jackets' schedule game by game Monday night and I determined they will . . . no, you'll have to wait. It's for the AJC's pre-season college football section in a few weeks. But I do believe one thing the Jackets need to do this season is make Bobby Dodd Stadium a more difficult place for opponents to play. Tech plays three home games before mid-October that will go a long way toward determining the ACC race: Clemson, North Carolina and Virginia Tech. The athletic department's push to sell more season tickets obviously feeds into this.
When I sat with Paul Johnson in his office the other day — I know; I'm such a name-dropper — I looked outside his office window into the football stadium and asked him, "Are you anxious to get Georgia here at the end of the season?" His response was, "Honesty, that's so far down the road, I haven't even thought about it. Have you seen our schedule?"
But he did talk about wanting to improve Tech's home-field advantage. When Bobby Ross coached on The Flats, his final three teams went 17-2 at Bobby Dodd. Johnson went 6-1 last season (the loss coming to Virginia) but also had the stinker of a performance against Gardner-Webb.
"The Gardner-Webb game, it was like a mausoleum in the stadium," Johnson said. "I don't blame the fans because we didn't show up, either."
On playing at home, he said: "I hope we can make it a big advantage. Every place else I've coached, home field was big. We had a pretty good streak going at Navy. And I think the kids feed off the crowd and the enthusiasm. It can be intimidating for opponents. It should be a hard place for them to play."
For the record, he said he does not plan to start any bonfires for a pep rally. That would be your job.
August 4th, 2009
8:06 am
I like CPJ and believe he is way too good for Tech; but he is kidding himself if he thinks Tech will ever get to the level of support that most SEC teams enjoy. They have a small grad base and that grad base has no real loyalty to the football team. At Tech, the game is something to do if the first 5 things on your Saturday to do list are completed. 1/study 2/ tickle pile in the dorm 3/ pay the 900 phone bill 4//dream of virginity loss and 5/ pop pimples. There is just no time to squeeze in something so juvenile as a foiorball game. plus, they may get mugged on the way to the stadium.
The only way Tech sells out that stadium is to let 10k-20k opposing fans in the door.
Dont worry, PJ..a real football school will probably call you soon.
August 4th, 2009
8:15 am
You're a Bulldog Homer Schultz. Thanks for the dig.
Ask the Georgia Tech players and coaches how intimidating it was to play in Athens last year.
You putz.
August 4th, 2009
8:15 am
It's not rocket science. Create a few secondary violations, self-report them, say you're sorry, create a few major violations, cover them up like hell, win a conference championship, become a pre-season #1 ranked team. And voila, the seats become full again. 45-42, out!
August 4th, 2009
8:31 am
The reason that Tech has not had an intimidating home field advantage is that the fans had to sit through the chan gailey nightmare for 6 long, unnecessary years.
Chan Gailey is the worst coach in the history of the world and you were derelict in your duty by being silent about it for 6 long years.
Paul Johnson is the real deal and when all the fans realize it they will come out of their gailey coma and be there.
Thank God and Greyhound that the worst coach in the history of the world is gone forever. And thank God that the new sheriff in town is Paul Johnson..he is the real deal.
August 4th, 2009
8:32 am
UGA Slobernocker – You are wrong! wrong! wrong! 1st we don't do the 1-900 thing, waaay too much free stuff on the net, 2nd BEFORE we pop pimples, (that's before bedtime), we have a big Dungeons & Dragons Tourney! That's why we aren't in the stadium. Perhaps if there were a gt dungeons & dragons dice set given to the first 50k he could get the stadium to capcacity.
3pt victories rule!!!
August 4th, 2009
8:34 am
Tech has the most wins at it's home football stadium than any other school has at their home stadium in the history of college football. Tennessee is second. We have twice as many of National Titles as your "football school". Tech was the first team to ever win the "Big 4″ bowl games. We have two of the biggest awards in college football named after two of our coaches (Bobby Dodd and Heisman). Our fight song is known around the world and so are our graduates.
UGA, you need to step up your game if you want to be a real football school like Georgia Tech.
August 4th, 2009
8:35 am
If my math skills from my Tech education serve me right, we had a better home record than the preseason #1 ranked team did last year. Now tell me again who needs their home field to be more intimidating ???
August 4th, 2009
8:39 am
First, let me start out by saying that I don't see anything wrong with Jeff's message. I appreciate the fact that he's taken the time to meet, and speak, with Coach Johnson and share his thoughts with us.
Frankly speaking, just because some of you may not like the words in this blog, that doesn't mean that Coach Johnson didn't utter them or didn't intend them for print. Personally, I agree with the comments and hope that the Yellow Jacket Nation comes out in force this coming Season.
Now for the comments from the other bloggers who are acting like they have nothing better to do than act like five year old children calling each other names and stealing toys, it's nap time; this is where the adults have conversations; take whatever comment you like that makes you understand that we don't find your drivel amusing.
In fact, the only person you seem to be be bringing pleasure to with your comments is yourself, and you can please yourselves in private, thank you very much; we prefer to discuss sports.
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August 4th, 2009
8:42 am
When Ross and O'Leary had things going in the right direction we had a definite home field advantage. I would say we had a home field advantage in the dome last year against LSU and that didn't work too well. That's the most Tech fan's that I've ever seen in one place minus the 1991 Citrus Bowl for the National Championship.
Coach, Tech fans will support you and this team, just keep on winning. You already jumped big hurdles that the last coach couldn't and that was beat the state rival and FSU. I bet you will get the home field advantage you are looking for these next couple of years and beyond.
August 4th, 2009
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August 4th, 2009
8:47 am
This article is full of the funny. That ancient half full stadium will never be intimdating. 1 win this decade and al lthe tech 'fans' can't keep their mouths shut. How sad. iwil lsay that I do really like PJ. Helluva a good hire I just hope they can hang on to him long enough to revive this soo called rivalry, beating Tech used to mean something, perhaps it will again this year.
August 4th, 2009
8:48 am
As a fan and season ticket holder, I look forward to doing my part to make it as hard and unpleasant as possible to play at Bobby Dodd Stadium and Grant Field. That being said, I don't think anything we as fans can do will be nearly as intimidating as knowing that Tech is going to run the ball at you more often than not and STILL being powerless to stop it. The best thing about that kind of intimidation is that it travels well (re: Athens, Georgia, November 2008). To HELL with Georgia!!!
August 4th, 2009
9:05 am
As a Dawg fan, Johnson HAS brought football back to the flats…..There should be NO walk up tickets to see this team. Tech people need to fill that place up……..
August 4th, 2009
9:08 am
Win on a consistent basis and the fans will come. Never built up too much momentum last year. Always seemed to get ranked and then lose the next week. Reminiscent of gomer in fact. Get ranked, stay there, and beat uga.
August 4th, 2009
9:21 am
Atlanta's a front-running bandwagon type of city. Give them something to puff their chests about and Tech will be a hot ticket. Have to win big and consistently. Cart before the horse wont happen here.
August 4th, 2009
9:27 am
I've been a GT fan since 1960. Never have I been prouder of our team than I was this past season (and that includes the wonderful 1966 and 1990 seasons.) As much as I enjoyed the UGA game, I must admit that my favorite moment of the season was Cooper Taylor's game-saving monster hit vs. FSU. That was truly "old school" GT football. Bobby Dodd was smiling down from above.
August 4th, 2009
9:32 am
All y'all tech fans need fer a more intimidating homefield is to where all black for a night game. That'll really scare the other team a lot. We did it last year and them boys from Alabama was pee'in their pants. Course they might a been more scared of our pre-season #1 ranking. Either way, they was so intimidated they didn't score a single point in the 3rd quarter against us which is saying something cause y'all scored 26 against us in the 3rd quarter.
So 'member that, all black jerseys at night. Very intimidating and scary.
August 4th, 2009
9:34 am
For what it's worth the stadium just got a new video board twice the size of the old one and a louder sound system…
They said that they wanted the gameday experience to be more exciting for everyone, and that should get at least a couple more fans on their feet. I'm confident that no losses at home would make a strong foundation for future support. Also, recruiting from around Atlanta (something we're in year 3 of doing now) will add a few hundred more families into the mix that will definitely be there making noise. Several local communities with highschools that we recruit from will feel as if they have more buy-in and probably want to show up. We can climb back to the "hometown team" that we used to be.
All this is contingent upon CPJ completing that very wise goal of his: stay undefeated at home!
Here's hoping they pull that off this year! GO JACKETS!
August 4th, 2009
9:38 am
By the way, if you're a Tech fan, student or alumnus. Don't talk unless you plan to do your part. Get your hindparts in that stadium (I personally haven't missed a home game in 5 years), wear your gold (unless it's a white out – there will be one versus Clemson), and get an energy drink so you can sing, chant, yell, kick and scream for 4 quarters. All I ask is that you do NOT participate in key-jangling…that might be the most annoying football tradition ever (i'm looking at YOU, VT).
August 4th, 2009
9:39 am
I cannot wait until the first kickoff! The fans will come when the wins are consistent and this year will show that. The new recruits PJ is getting and the respect from all of college football will have everybody looking at Tech this year and hate to play us next year. Next year will be hard to find tickets to the games. William, your right about Dodd, he is itching to watch this year from above! THWG and let the games begin!
August 4th, 2009
9:42 am
BD will sell out again. Glad I have my season tickets but frankly I don't like this pre-season hype one bit. Let's take one game a time, I'm with PJ on that one.
Jeff you might want to blog about Urban staying a tad longer at FL and let the howling begin…lol
August 4th, 2009
9:43 am
August 4th, 2009
9:45 am
Putting the results of the game aside for a moment, nobody can disagree that we had a definite home field advantage in the Peach Bowl Last year. I was there and frankly was surprised how few LSU fans showed up. The dome seats what, 70k? At least 50k of those were GT fans. If we can get that kind of support for a hometown New Years Eve bowl, I have no doubt that BDS can be sold out to GT fans and alumni.
Most fans are right, apathy set in over the past few years. Outside of Calvin Johnson there wasn't much to be excited about. Even in 2006 losing to UGA, ACCCG, and the Gator bowl took away any positive thoughts from that season and gave the team nothing to build on for the future.
The other issue at GT is the schedule. If our home schedule is primarily Wake Forest, Duke, and Samford then you won't sell many season tickets. I think with GT already having one strong out of conference opponent (UGA), it's tough to schedule additional big time programs. Still, if things continue on this path where GT returns to national prominence, I would love to see Auburn and Tennessee return to the schedule. There are 12 games – 8 ACC, 1 UGA, that leaves 3 spots. 2 for mid-majors and one big name opponent.
August 4th, 2009
9:45 am
Not only winning, but doing it consistently.
It seems that most Tech fans I know are always waiting for the other shoe to drop….they want to get excited, but they also have a level a apprehension. They followed up their national title year in 1990 with a relative 8-5 clunker (I think), then a year later, Bobby Ross was gone.
During O'Leary's tenure, they were good, but never consistently what I would consider a great team (although the '98 team was really, really good). Then, he was gone, and we all know who showed up after that.
I think once Tech has some sustained success again, selling out BDS@HGF will not be a problem, even given the great competition they face in Atlanta for consumer's entertainment dollars.
August 4th, 2009
9:48 am
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August 4th, 2009
9:49 am
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August 4th, 2009
9:49 am
Bring it on!!!!!
Are ya ready for some FOOTBALL?????
Gooooooooo Jackets!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
August 4th, 2009
9:50 am
***** Free Tech football ticket with valid V-Card!!! ***** SELL OUT!!!
August 4th, 2009
9:50 am
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9:51 am
***** Free Tech football ticket with valid police report of being mugged within 4 blocks of Tech campus!!! ***** SELL OUT!!!!!
August 4th, 2009
9:53 am
Why doesn't tech give SINGLES NIGHT a try……. of wait…… thats been every game in the history of Bobby Dudd Crackerbox……
August 4th, 2009
9:59 am
throw free weinies on the field.keep the bun for later.
August 4th, 2009
10:16 am
This may take the cake as funniest article yet. Georgia Tech, Bobby Dodd Stadium, and intimidating should never be mentioned in the same article. LOL!!!!!!
And by the way, you're campus is very intimdating. Students walk around fearing for their life on a daily basis.
August 4th, 2009
10:19 am
The 30,000 people in attendance usually stay after a night game until sunrise due to fear of walking home.
August 4th, 2009
10:23 am
I'd love to take my toddler to a game or two. I'm not a Tech grad (my alma matter sadly bailed out of football on homecoming weekend my senior year), but they've been my local team to support since I was small myself. Still $50 a seat for a single game ticket is too much, and I'm not willing to commit to season tickets I won't be able to use. If they want a sellout, there are still plenty of us in town who'd love to make a day of a game, and Tech might just develop a fan or two for life. As it is now, I'm waiting for GSU to start up in 2010.
August 4th, 2009
10:27 am
Beat UGA a couple of times combined with year in year out 8-9 wins, it will start filling up. The in state recruiting is also big. Gaily football was so mind numbing for so long there was just no excitement around the program. That does not mean excitement has never existed. I remember one year when Hamilton was playing, I had an extra ticket to the Clemson game. I could have scalped it for as much as I wanted on game day. It was a tough ticket that day. Winning will cure all ills over time.
August 4th, 2009
10:27 am
Sad Sad life I lead…..
Go Dawgs
August 4th, 2009
10:30 am
the mean stuff is the same boring drivel-the fact is that the UVA loss was the low point of last year, win that & we play BC for a BCS bowl
August 4th, 2009
10:33 am
Are we praying while they're dancing?
In front of our fans???!?!?
August 4th, 2009
10:35 am
Called the Tech ticket office last year for availability of two tickets for the game that Saturday
( Duke or Gardner Webb or one of those pee in your pants opponents)I said" what time does the game start"……..(Yea, and oldie but a goodie)…..They ask "what time can you get here"…….
baboom…….never gets old……..
August 4th, 2009
10:37 am
Buy more season tix … i.e. make the COMMITTMENT to be at all the home games. And while you are there get off your arses and YELL some for boys in Gold & White!!
I can't tell you how many time last year I watched GT fans all around me just sitting on their hands. So many times when the D had the opposing O in 3rd down situations, and there they were just sitting there. Get up and get loud people. Like PJ said, "the kids feed off of the crowd and enthusiam." So get up and MAKE SOME NOISE in '09 Tech fans!
Great home schedule this season, so there are no excuses (as if there ever should be).
To any/all GT fans that don't have plans on attending any game(s) this season ….
August 4th, 2009
10:40 am
92,746 > 80,000 > 55,000
August 4th, 2009
10:41 am
Athens, GA – Where only the coeds meet preseason expectations.
August 4th, 2009
10:46 am
I was at 4 games last year, and will be at 3 or 4 this year, but to be honest, the tailgating and gameday experience are sadly lacking compared to many places I've been, including (here comes the venom from Tech fans) Athens. I'm not sure what to do about it, just an observation…
One other thing, in a city the size of Atlanta, not being able to put 55,000 butts in seats every gameday is embarrassing. Tech fans need to get to the stadium!
August 4th, 2009
10:50 am
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August 4th, 2009
10:51 am
Mike (from 10:23am post)…Sorry if this post is harsh, but ………………. you are kidding right? Can't commit to tix you won't be able to use, but will somehow find Saturday freedom once GSU starts playing???. And don't forget that Thursday PM game on Tech's schedule every season too.
Just make sure you don't take seat(s) to any Tech games from more deserving, diehard Jacket fans this season. Save your $, and make the committment to GSU in 2010; no "ho-hum" Jacket fans are wanted.
August 4th, 2009
10:51 am
Tech "fans" are absoluteley pathetic. reebok even admits Athens fans are superior. Thanks nerd!!!
August 4th, 2009
10:53 am
Hell of a 3rd quarter before a sold out stadium and it quiet too.
August 4th, 2009
10:54 am
GT fan……. What the ____ are you worried about Mike "taking seats from more deserving, diehard Jacket fans this season"….. I could walk up in the 2nd quarter and wake up the ticket booth attendant and buy a ticket to ANY game you losers put together.


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TNSPay Mobile (Europe)
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TNSPay Mobile combines the latest mobile terminal technology, multi-network GPRS roaming and a powerful web-based Management Information System, providing a single consolidated view and suite of reports for multiple terminal estates.
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TNSPay unattended is a PCI DSS certified managed payment gateway, providing merchants with a simple route to securely, reliably and cost effectively accept payments in unattended or semi-attended environments.
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In eCommerce environments, TNSPay provides a secure and robust payment service which enables web based retailers to support card payments through easily configurable APIs or customer-branded integrated hosted payment forms.
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Let's prove to Mike and Bryan just how many of us there are!
Aww yeah go us old people.
Woooo OLD PEOPLE!!!!
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We count as two!
Gah! not only over 18 but embarrassingly far into my 20s to be watching a kids cartoon and participating in said fandom :P Super creeper!


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12 beautiful blue rooms
Be bold
Vibrant cobalt armchairs and matching sofa stand out against the neutral setting. Add patterns with pillows and accessories, but let the dominant color take center stage.
Easy on the eyes
Steal a page from Mother Nature's stylebook by using a palette of robin's egg blue and sea foam green to design a tranquil living room. Combine the colors with various textures, such as wood, glass, and ceramic, for a look that makes you feel miles from home.
Instant update
Need a new look fast? Freshen your home by painting the entire room, a single wall, or a small space like the area above the mantle. Rehang the artwork, rearrange a few accessories, and update your pillows for a quick weekend makeover.
Go global
Tiffany blue may be prim and proper, but it doesn't have to be boring. Painted walls mixed with bold plum accents and modern art create a worldly sitting room. This audacious color scheme gives credence that more is sometimes, well, more.
All in the family
Designers often pick one color and style a room using variations of that hue for a cohesive look. Add in patterns from the same color family to keep the decor fresh without becoming boring.
Moody blues
Incorporate a moody shade of blue into a nook or room to give the space a more masculine feel. Sofas or armchairs that face each other encourage conversation and evenings sans television.
Keep it simple
Clean design and plush seating will make you want to curl up with a good book in this cozy living room. The periwinkle walls match the upholstered armchairs, and the green accents complement the space, preventing it from looking too monochromatic.
Make it modern
A pair of midcentury-inspired leather chairs and ottoman sit well with blue-grey walls and colorful curtains. The cool tones play nicely with autumnal colors in this modern living room.
Cottage charm
Blues work well in every style, especially cottage design. This small space appears larger with sunny sky blue walls, beige furniture, floral throws, and sisal carpeting.
The multi-tasker
Tranquil blues are the perfect hues of choice for multi-functional spaces like this guestroom meets home office. The main pieces -- the sofa, day bed, and desk with built-in shelves -- coordinate without looking too matchy-matchy, which helps the space feel larger.


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If your dad is anything like mine, he's a little hard to shop for. Not only does he generally tend to buy whatever he wants for himself before anyone gets the opportunity to give it to him, but he's retired, so I can't fall back on reliable gifts like ties, cufflinks or interesting pieces for his desk or office. If you're shopping for luxury gifts for your dad, you're probably in a simular situation – what do you get for a man whose primary activities are going to the gym and exploring iTunes? (Or, in the case of many retired dads, playing golf and…playing more golf.)
After careful situation, we think we've got a good selection to get you headed in the right direction when you're shopping for your pop. Our first piece of advice? Splurge a little bit on your parents. They've probably given a lot to (and for) you over the years, and now's the time in life to show them how much you appreciate it.
Loro Piana Roadster Zipper Cashmere Sweater
$750 via Mr. Porter
Dads usually don't go out in search of the world's finest cashmere for themselves, so now's your time to indulge on their behalf. A sweater like this can be worn in a lot of different situations and with either jeans or khakis, but watch out – it might just turn your dad into a cashmere addict like the rest of us.
Dunhill Chassis Leather and Stainless Steel Hip Flask
$175 via Mr. Porter
When I see this flask, two words come to mind: golf refreshments. The beverage cart isn't always nearby, you know?
Breitling Bentley GT Black Dial Chronograph Automatic Mens Watch
$5604 via JomaShop
Watches are like handbags for grown men – expensive, addictive and indicative of good taste and an eye for quality. When Breitling and Bentley team up, you know you can go wrong. (And personally, I think a leather band looks more distinguished than a metal bracelet.)
Davek Golf Umbrella
$129 via Neiman Marcus
Dad's gotta stay dry, after all.
Bose SoundDock Portable Music System
$319 via Best Buy
By now, even the most technophobic dad probably has and loves an iPod or iPhone. (Against all expectations, my dad filled up his first one so quickly that we had to buy him a bigger one shortly after giving it to him.) A compact, high-quality speaker system is the best way for dad to impose his music on the rest of the family, which he probably loves to do.
Prada Camo Saffiano iPad Case
$595 via Neiman Marcus
Pattern can be a hard pill to swallow for older men, but if there's such a thing as a masculine print, it's definitely camouflage. Plus, saffiano leather is durable enough to provide real protection for your dad's favorite gadget.
Smythson Rotary Watch Case
$3370 via Mr. Porter
This is the gift for the dad who already knows how to indulge – "perpetual" watches need to be gently rewound to maintain their function. This case does double duty – both winding and storage – with a look that any dad would be proud to display on his bureau.
Mulberry Clipper Carryall
$2100 via Mr. Porter
Naturally, we had to include a bag. This one's neutral and sophisticated, plus the quality of leather is fantastic. For what you get, the price represents a pretty good value.
Neiman Marcus Lizard-Embossed Domino Box
$700 via Neiman Marcus
If your dad is the man who already has everything he could possibly want, perhaps the only way to go is with a genuinely curious (but still luxurious) game set like this one.


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FibberThere are three rules that every liar should follow. Rule number 1: Always be confident. Rule number 2: Maintain a certain level of ambiguity. Rule number 3: A spoonful of the truth will go a long way. Obey these rules and you'll soon have the world at your feet. Of course, it is the unspoken fourth rule that is most important; don't get caught.Being a professional liar is hard. It takes sharp wits and a sharper tongue. You can never stay in one place too long, so you're always trying to build up your clientele without attracting too much attention. After all, if everyone knows that you lie for a living, no one will trust what you say. And if you're fingered, the best case scenario is usually jail. That's why, when Tercelin Andrews walked into my life, I demanded payment up front. He was a politician, the mayor of some shit-hole town nearby, and very good at spinning any story that might hurt his career. I was confused at first. Why would a politician need a professional
Medical Power of Attorney "I bet you're wondering what you're doing here," the voice said. Mark tried to open his eyes, but his world remained enveloped in darkness. The only sounds he heard were the familiar sounds of a hospital room: the rhythmic beeping of a heart monitor, a respirator, and of course the indistinct, male voice. "Well, it's simple, Mark. You're now my patient." He tried to remember what had happened. The shifts in the ER all started to run together year after year. He recalled waiting on a car accident victim to arrive and then… nothing. He was here, listening. "It's amazing what a little medical knowledge can do. Just a little bit of drug A can cause a seizure. A little of drug B and you lose complete control of your skeletal muscles. But you know what's really amazing? Lawyers." Mark tried to open his eyes again. A hazy light slowly filled his vision, but ev
Save Point - New Game"Mmm, I love mushrooms," I said as I slid my brown plastic tray along the three steel rails at the university cafeteria, grabbing a piece of mushroom pizza. I glanced over to the girl next to me, Maeva. She scowled."Ugh. Mushrooms are gross. I could never eat a fungus." She walked past me with a flick of her long red hair. It might as well have been a middle finger in my face."Dammit," I muttered under my breath. I reached into my pocket and pulled out a small round device that was mostly made up of a touch screen. "Save Point" was printed on the back. After a moment's fiddling, the screen prompted me.-Load game? Y/N-With a smile I pressed the Y and heard the familiar high-pitched whirr while the world faded away. Click! When it came back, I was standing outside the cafeteria. Maeva was just walking in.Even seeing her for the hundredth time today, she still made my heart race. This time, I'd make s
Spin-outThere was no warning, not to me, not to the other drivers. The arctic wind swept across the snow- and ice-covered freeway, picking up my car like so much fresh powder. By the time I realized what was happening, it was too late. The car was surprisingly graceful as it spun into the massive snow bank left behind by numerous plows. It was less graceful as it disappeared over the edge.They say your life is supposed to flash in front of your eyes before you die. They say everything moves slowly when you're in an accident. They are wrong. The only thing I saw was white. It happened so quickly, my brain never had the chance to slow down time.One moment I am rushing to be home. The next, I was.
Haptic MalwareJillian was not what Terry had expected. She seemed so boring in classes, so disinterested in anything Terry liked to do, that he usually paid her no mind. But when she asked him to walk her back to the dorms, everything changed."Wait, you know about Dragon Con?" he asked her as they strolled along the darkening pathways that meandered through the quad."Of course I do. I go every year. this year I'm going as a Brown Coat!" There was more than a hint of pride in her voice.A girl who likes Firefly? This has got to be a setup, Terry thought to himself and looked around briefly to see if there were any lurkers or hidden cameras. He found none. When he looked back at her, a picture of a cop appeared in his vision, blocking her out. "New South Carolina state law means you might be paying too much for car insurance. Want to learn more? Yes. No." Terry winced and tapped the small metal disc placed on his t
BreathBreathThere is very little in your life that doesn't change when you have a child. Even the minutiae of the everyday grind can alter to the point that you question things you once thought you had firmly established in your life. Children can make you give up on a dream or take on a new one, quit a job you once loved to spend more time at home, inspire you to inspire them. This is not entirely surprising; the surprising thing is just how fast this happens.In 2011, my life changed in the span of a breath. We were expecting a baby, but nothing can really prepare you for what you are about to face. I thought I understood this, so I tried not to form any premature ideas of what life would be like with a kid. Of course there were the obvious changes. I'd have to change diapers, clean up vomit, lose a lot of sleep, and not curse when my kid is around. Then there were the things I came to realize only after thinking about it for a while longer, things like not getting to go on as man
Conversations with a 3-year-old Part 1This morning I was awoken by our three-year-old daughter, as is usually the case. She likes to help me get ready in the morning. This is a conversation we had while I was getting dressed."Hobo? What's a hobo?" I asked."Hobo there! mumbmnnusdf pretty dress!" She opens up her hand to reveal several ribbons and bows."Oh! HAIR bows! Not hobos! Can you say 'hair bow?'""Hobo!""Hair. Bow.""Ho--bo.""Hair?""Haair!""Bow.""Bow!""Hair bow.""Hairhobo!" At this point I cannot stop laughing. She gets up on the bed behind me. "I wanna hairhobo.""I'm sure we all want a hairhobo, dear. Where would you like me to put it?""No! I lkdlkonmmsld daddy hairhobo!"And that is the story of why I am currently wearing a hairhobo.
Haptic Dating NetworkTerry Fuller leaned back in his ergonomic chair as he placed the computer's cord to his temple. It easily pushed into the jack that had been surgically implanted there. Moments later, the internet beamed into his brain, leaving his overweight body in a completely relaxed state.Within moments, he was standing before a digital mirror inspecting himself, making certain his avatar was perfect. Lose the love handles. Perfect. He could always claim he had recently gained the weight if anyone find out. Clear up that acne. Gone. If he ever got to meet a girl, he could use something to cover it up anyway, right? Oh, and some muscles. Those would be good.He grinned as he checked himself out. The new Terry Fuller was strong, handsome, athletic, and had never so much as seen a video game or played chess. He was ready. Terry entered the wide world of the Internet and headed straight for a door marked, "Haptic Dating Net
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Geiger's CourierAs I walked, the blue of the desert sky began to fade. I pulled my hood over my head, even though my machine body needed neither protection from the sun nor shelter from the wind. Simply put, I didn't like the feeling of the unending void above me, looming, watching, infinite. I knew I shouldn't have such feelings, so I ignored the rationale and allowed my hands to move as they pleased.I adjusted the leather strap. The sky was pale. Gray. Stars blinking into view, I refused to meet their eternal gaze. As I walked I was dying. As I walked, I was not yet born.But as I laid my feet in a careful pattern, one in front of the other, I didn't notice. Day, night, it didn't matter, for I'd been given the unenviable position in life of a courier, and I neither knew nor cared for anything else.Not yet, at any rate.My body was a vessel for my vague sense of self, for I was water gathered between shaking palms, a cup half-filled, a fleet lif
Little Miss It"Do you enjoy her company?""No.""A shame."That, Avadaci concluded, had been the extent of his grandfather's kindness. Thank the stars he had broken his neck after a failed attempt to ascend the castle staircase. Not that many were privy to this information. The official listing on the cause of death involved something along the lines of falling in battle after slaying at least a dozen demons, although this was treated with quite a bit of skepticism by the general populace. Yet, interestingly enough, a decent portion of the locals believed a tale about the cannibals of Unkhtom devouring him whole.Not that Avadaci really cared how his grandfather had died. He was just glad he was dead. And if he was glad his grandfather had died, Avadaci wondered, why did he have to attend his funeral? In fact, the whole kingdom was glad his grandfather had died. Why did they have to attend the funeral?"Oh Avad," proclaimed his mother, "obv
The World's Greatest ActorThe World's Greatest Actor, now a father, prepared lunch for his three children. Humming to himself happily, he slathered pieces of bread with peanut butter and jelly. He put them each into individual plastic containers, then the containers into brightly coloured cloth bags along with plums and juice boxes. He wanted to make sure they ate healthy but enjoyed what they ate. He was rewarded with their smiles when his three children came running in. An elder girl in grade two, followed by a twin boy and girl who were in kindergarten, greeted him. He said good morning and picked them all up in a bear hug, kissing them each on the forehead. They laughed and ran to eat their breakfasts, cereal which he had poured for them. When they were done, he followed them up the stairs to make sure each one of them brushed their teeth, washed their hands, and picked up their school bags. He watched them shove their carefully packed lunches into their bags and run out the front door. He stood with
Looking With Your HandsEveryone's been there. As a child, your mom would take you to Wal-Mart, Target, or, if you lived near rich people as a kid, Toys-R-Us. Anywhere with toys. And being a child, you wanted to pick them up, play with them, put them in the buggy in hopes that your mom would buy them. Heck, at that age, you didn't get the concept of money or buying things with money. You just wanted to play with it. And you wanted Mom to let you take it out of the store. If she said no, some of the braver ones among you would sneak it in the buggy anyway. Maybe mom didn't notice. Maybe she did and bought it anyway.But typically, what would happen? Your mom would catch your greedy hands and say what?"No! You can look, but you don't look with your hands!"That phrase has always held a special kind of irony for me.I can't remember specifically when it started. Used to be just a feeling. I would pick up something and just have a feeling that it belonged to someone. Or
Three in the Morning Like a panther, I slink my two-hundred fifty pounds of taut, well-toned cellulose along the dark hallway. Even the slightest noise may rouse suspicion and lead to my untimely demise. My wife is, after all, a light sleeper. She was expecting me home from the bar hours ago, but I couldn't call her and tell her I'd be late; I left my cell phone at home. Of course, John's phone was dead, and the last time I saw a pay phone it was on display at a New York art museum. So all that's left for me is to spend 15 minutes creeping past dusty memories hanging on the wall towards my goal: the door. BONG. BONG. BONG.I nearly jump out of my skin as the tell-tale grandfather clock on the other end of the hallway lets the world know just how late I am getting home. A brief pause at the door gives me time to take a deep, silent breath and calm my nerves before turning the handle. I have to be patient, to take my time, perhaps even hours. A gentle push, hardly more than a n
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Evaluation can help you make data-driven decisions about what delivery approaches to use. Answer these questions to help get on the right track to gathering useful data:
- What data do you already have on your audience's delivery approach preferences? (Think about attendance at sessions, website clicks, Facebook likes, general feedback from old evaluations, and other possible indicators.)
- Are you trying to figure out if it's worth trying something new, or are you just trying to focus your current delivery approaches?
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By Jennifer Emert - bio | email ALBANY, GA (WALB) - The federal government hopes a new website will help improve food safety.
It was started by the President's Food Safety Working Group. The most recent salmonella outbreak spread by tainted peanut products from a Blakley plant prompted Georgia legislators to strengthen Georgia's food safety standards, but most states have not taken similar action.
"We're in such a global economy where we're getting food from literally all over the world and to be perfectly honest our food safety mechanism has not kept pace with that. There's just a small percentage of food that's actually looked at or tested," said Jim Pericaud, Environmental Health Director.
The food safety website lets the public know more information about the agencies that protect their food and allows them the opportunity to send the government feedback.
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"Israeli artist Ronit Bigal meticulously presents excerpts from sacred Biblical texts on the human body in her Body Scripture IIseries. Like Allan Teger's Bodyscapes, Bigal gets in close to the contours of the human form, re-imagining the body as an abstract landscape. On the grooved, fleshy expanse, the artist systematically applies black Indian ink calligraphy in Hebrew that reveals passages of scripture."
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My grandma used to call me Simba when I was young because I was her first born grandchild (of 11). Then when my sister was born, I wanted to name her Nala, but my mom wouldn't let me, so I settled for that as her nickname and we still call her Nala today. Hakuna matata means no worries for the rest of your days, and I like that idea.
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Here is my tattoo of the Cheshire cat of the movie Alice in wonderland by Tim Burton. It represents a part of me now, it is maybe stupid but when I made it I felt different and stronger. Every time we change skin, and it is magnificent.
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this is my grandmother's handwriting from one of the many cards she has sent me… she is 94 years old now and in the process of dying… i wanted to have this on my arm as a constant reminder that she is and always will be my rock! I loove her more than anyone ever!
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Every night, Margaret's two boys fly into the house after sports practice and flip on the TV, while she races to the kitchen to get dinner cooking. "It's that tedious witching hour when I feel incredibly frazzled," says the Tennessee singer/songwriter mom of a 6- and an 8-year-old. But instead of pouring herself a glass or two of merlot, she heads to the standalone garage next to their house for a few puffs of Humboldt Kush, one of the four strains of pot she smokes seven days a week.
The drug helps her keep focus on the giant statue of popsicle sticks she's building with her kids and relaxes her so she can get through the rest of the night without stressing. "It can make folding a pile of laundry fun," says Margaret, 45, who asked that we not use her last name for fear of getting in trouble with the law. "If I didn't smoke, that'd be three piles later in the week."
Still, she doesn't flaunt her marijuana use. Her sons aren't allowed to go into the room where she keeps the drugs locked up, and she hides it from other moms who would keep their kids away if they knew she smoked pot.
"Being judged for doing something nontoxic and totally organic, enjoying a god-given plant, by moms who suck back two bottles of Chardonnay like sports drinks feels like s---," complains Margaret. "Any hypocrisy is hard to swallow. A drunk mother is pathetic and I often leave parties when I experience other mothers tying one on."
Margaret isn't the only pot-smoking mom tired of being judged by moms who religiously drink glasses of wine or "mommy juice." Recently, one mom stirred up some controversy when she admitted to parenting while stoned in an essay on Jezebel. Today, the group Moms for Marijuana International has more than 18,000 likes on Facebook.
"No matter what you use, you shouldn't be judged if it works for you, you're productive, and you do no harm," says Diane Fornbacher, co-vice chair of the Women's Alliance at NORML, the non-profit lobbying organization working to legalize marijuana. "Marijuana parents aren't perfect, but they're far less imperfect than parents who use alcohol irresponsibly. Cannabis can influence people to be nicer to one another. You rarely find a story that says two stoners beat each other up outside of a bar."
Sharon Letts, a California mom who brewed Cannabis tea for her 16-year-old daughter when she was stricken with pain from fibromyalgia, agrees. "Cannabis takes the edge off your day, in the same way wine does. But it's not addictive, it is habitual. It doesn't ruin your body like alcohol. I would much rather see parents using cannabis than alcohol -- hands down."
Of course, pot is illegal and alcohol is legal. Letts and her daughter felt paranoid that the tea's smell would alert their neighbors. The price for getting caught is high. In some states, moms risk getting arrested and incarcerated, as well as having their kids taken away from them.
"If I wanted to, I could sit with a glass of wine in one hand, a cup of coffee in the other, with a cigarette pressed between my lips, under the influence of prescription narcotics -- all the while holding my child in my lap," says Serra Frank, founding director of Moms for Marijuana and mother of two, ages 9 and 12.
"Everywhere we look our families are bombarded with advertisements for these drugs. Our societies benefit from taxes placed on the manufacture and sale of these drugs. Yet, we can't make the decision to choose one of the most commonly used drugs, one that has proven to be much safer than all the rest? That's just not logical."
Whether a mom chooses wine or pot to take the edge off her day, how she uses the drug is important to consider.
"Is she smoking while taking care of an infant, in front of teenage children, or sharing it with her children?" asks Nancy Day, an epidemiologist and professor of psychiatry and epidemiology at the University of Pittsburgh's School of Medicine. "It is also critical to know whether she is pregnant or not, as we know that marijuana use during pregnancy affects the central nervous system development of the fetus. Additionally, since marijuana is still an illicit substance, has she considered the message she is giving to her children?"
Mothers should know that there are some health concerns for children specific to marijuana use, says Day, beyond the effects of prenatal exposure on the fetus. The children of moms who smoke are more likely to use marijuana and to start use earlier. And kids who start using marijuana before age 16 have a higher rate of psychiatric disorders, as well as other behavioral problems.
A mom should be concerned and look for help if she finds herself using marijuana more often than she used to, needs marijuana to function on a daily basis, chooses to smoke rather than doing other things, spends money on marijuana that might better be used for something else, or if she can't quit, says Day. The same goes for parents who use alcohol.
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During a retrospective on 2012 on the December 30, 2012 edition of CBS's Sunday Morning, Charles Osgood ludicrously oversimplified continuing scandal over the September 11, 2012 Islamist attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya. Osgood conspicuously omitted U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice's Sunday show appearances five days after the assault, which conflicted with intelligence agencies' early conclusion that the attack was pre-planned.
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Some time back there were big news items about leading Indian industrial houses planning huge investments in Bangladesh. But slowly they have withdrawn from this. Is it the awareness that Banglasdesh is not the ideal place to invest their money? Your views?
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Currently the same debate is going on in India after Mrs.Seikh Hassina requested Indian business men to put their money in Bangaladesh.But a business man never puts his money for charity.With the kind of Islamic fundamentalists n north east India terrorists moving there,it would be unwise on the part of any Indian business men to make any investment there.Mrs.Hassina is a very good leader n India friendly ,but unfortunately all Bangladeshis r not.Answered by Damodar Biswal, 30 Mar '10 03:58 pm
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Well. That was before the present government of Hasina Wazed came into power in BD. The former government and PM were totally hostile to India and their party is still hostile towards India. That is one part of the story. Other part is Indian government attitude towards the former PM and her government. India was not less hostile. So quite naturally, all the proposals put forward by the Indian Industrialists were either rejected or no decisions have been taken under one pretext or other. Fortunately, there is a conducive environment now in BD towards India. However, it looks like the businessmen are hesitant in view of ever changing political scenario in BD. We can say that the opportunities are definitely under utilized by India in all our neighborhood. We definitely have to go a long way as far as International diplomacy is concerned.Answered by Tony Fernandez, 30 Mar '10 09:04 pm
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Yes,somewhat underdevelpoed and unstableAnswered by anil garg, 13 Feb '13 05:35 pm
In fact, for Indian entrerpreneurs Bangladesh will prove as Kanglaadesh for their money returns. So why invest to in-waste !Answered by nkpathak, 30 Mar '10 05:31 pm
Reports are contradictory.Answered by Prakash Chandra, 30 Mar '10 05:20 pm
Bangladesh didn't like terms and conditions forwarded by TATA.
TATA said we are for business, not for charity.
I think, any business will fail in any land unless the human face of it is transparent.
Bangladesh didn't like terms and conditions forwarded by TATA.
TATA said we are for business, not for charity.
I think, any business will fail in any land unless the human face of it is transparent.
They are worried abt the political uncertainities more often than not + maosits + also D company's free entry there+Nepal effect and so onAnswered by SriniVenkat, 30 Mar '10 04:22 pm


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Andrew Anthony sent his stool off to have its bacteria sequenced. In the future, such techniques could help assess our susceptibility to conditions from diabetes, Parkinson's and Alzheimer's to autism, depression and cancer.
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