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Which Pots & Pans Should I Have in My First Post-College Kitchen?
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Q: I recently moved into my first post-college apartment and am trying to set up my kitchen. My aunt bought me a set of Cuisinart stainless steel pots and pans. Are these useful and worth keeping, or would I be better off replacing them with a few non-stick pans? Or something else? Thanks!
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Editor: I'd recommend keeping the Cuisinart pans (they're great!) and maybe buying just one nonstick sauté pan for things like eggs and fish. A good cast iron skillet would also serve you well!
Readers, what do you recommend?
Related: What Are the Best Alternatives to Nonstick Cookware?
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Here's what we recommend:
- 12 inch fry pan for frying chicken cutlets, making a quick stir fry, etc.
- 6 quart sauté' pan for cooking swiss chard, steaming beans, etc.
- 4 quart sauce pan for making risotto, tomato sauce, boiling water, etc.
- 12 inch round grill pan for grilling chicken, pork chops, eggplant, etc.
- 4 quart casserole for making soups, braises, etc.
On having a non stick pan, there's really no need for one. I'd encourage folks to learn how to use a good quality stainless pan with things like eggs and fish (simply be aware of your heat and don't turn food until it's ready). Non stick pans don't last forever and there are warning on high heat and most non stick surfaces (that should tell you something).
Good luck!
Keep the stainless steel! I am a big fan of mix and matching - different pans are best for different things. I agree with the editor - one non stick saute pan for delicate things is great. I still don't understand why someone would need a whole set of non stick. It seems like overkill and a pain to maintain.
Get some Bar Keepers friend - great for cleaning the stainless steel.
Cast iron dutch oven. I prefer enamel because I don't have to season it. You can make pretty much anything in it, and it can go from stovetop to oven without a problem. Lodge makes very good ones for not that much money, considering the flexibility of having such an item. I think I got mine for $50.
I bought my two cast iron frying pans in 1978 when I left college, and I still use them daily today! Don't waste your money on coated non-stick pans, they don't last long.
As a beginner, I would suggest the following:
A set of Cuisinart Multi-Clad pots+pans (12 piece set) ($270 on amazon)
A cast iron skillet. (Lodge makes a good one for $20)
A small nonstick skillet.
With that, you should be able to get started.
I've gone past that and have added an enamled dutch oven, a 8 quart pressure cooker, and a cast iron grill pan.
I am seldom lacking in the necessary pots+pans to get the job done.
Stainless steel is wonderful---by all means keep it. But it has to be cleaned meticulously or it makes a mess. SOS pads, Bar Keeper's Friend, or my personal favorite Cameo Aluminum and Stainless powder in a shaker can. Or all three. But the pans must be kept clean clean clean. And don't forget to heat the pan, and then pour the oil, to keep foods from sticking.
The stainless pans you got sound like a great start! If you're really tight on space you might just want to use them for a while and see if there are sizes you don't tend to use and get rid of those.
If you do buy non-stick pans, just be aware that they will eventually need to be thrown away (with daily use, probably in a year), whether or not they are really-high quality, once the non-stick coating starts to get scratched or degrade. (I like having one or two nonstick pans, so I get Calphalon ones at Marshall's or TJMaxx- good bargain, they hold up really well until they don't, and then I get a new one.)
A cast iron pan can be awesome, but does require a *bit* more thought and care. If you're a very avid cook, it's a great idea to get one now! But I don't think they are the magic pan for everyone that some people proclaim- if you're not interested in maintaining the seasoning, or are grossed out by not using soap on a pan, then it's probably not for you. I have my great-grandma's cast iron pan and it is one of my most prized possessions (but, yes, I still have a couple non-sticks, too!)
One pan that many people consider a baking essential but I use constantly for savory foods is the half-sheet pan, or jelly roll pan. These are GREAT for roasting vegetables, etc. and can serve dual-purpose as a cookie sheet, too.
We bought a nice, heavy calphalon set which includes 4 different sizes of saute pans, but we only ever use the sauce pans. Everything else gets made in one of our cast iron pans. My advice, keep your stainless steel sauce pans, get 2 different size cast iron skillets (everyone will tell you to get one at a thrift store, but honestly the one we got at Target is the best), and make bacon every weekend for a 2 months, pour out the grease and wipe the pan with paper towels.
Honestly? Even with the smallest Cuisinart set on the market (skillet, large stock pot, 2 sauce pans, some lids), you have everything you need. You can use the skillet or the stock pot for braises (although the stock post might be a bit awkward) if you need to. And it's quality stuff, so no need to swap it for something else.
If you have the money, it might be nice to add a few items depending on what you like to cook. But if you're on a budget I'd put my money elsewhere.
Unrelated to pans, but for setting up a kitchen I can't recommend a stick blender enough. They are AWESOME
As for pans, I love the cuisinart stainless steel pans (they heat way more evenly than the crappy non-stick ones I got from Costco a while ago).
oh man, why would you get rid of a perfectly good (free!!!!) set of pans? be sure to send your aunt a nice thank you note!
my first set of pans were (are!) also cuisine art, also stainless steel, and also a gift (one of the best gifts i have ever recieved, i think). i use them every day. they are still shiny and beautiful, even after four whole years of hard use. if you use enough butter, nothing will stick (and if it does stick, then you have tasty brown bits-- the perfect base for a yummy sauce!)
you don't need a nonstick pan. just make sure your pans are well-lubed and you'll be fine.
Cookware depends on what type of cook you are and how good you are with upkeep. If you are the type of cook who cooks things quickly because you need to eat quickly and does not worry about boilovers or picture perfect food then expect that foods may leave hard to clean residue on pots and pans. I used to have a nice set of stainless steel pots and pans but have since traded them in for a mishmash of cast iron, non stick and anodized. Still have the stainless steel saucepans which are a lot less shiny than they used to be.
I wouldn't really recommend getting anything else; a small nonstick might be kind of handy, but they are really unnecessary, so if that is what you're used to, then now is probably a good time to learn to get around it. I say this as someone who is potentially biased, however: I am a bird owner, and any bird owner is aware of the canary-in-the-coalmine role their pet risks taking on when they use nonstick pans. Nonstick pans, especially smaller ones, get overheated MUCH faster than you might think, and when they reach over 500 degrees and the plastic begins to decompose, they release toxic gases that can easily kill a pet bird, and, if kept on the stove beyond that, can also make YOU sick. It is surprising, the amount of people I have met who seem to think putting nonstick cookware on a stove set on the highest setting is okay. To me, it is more trouble than it is worth, so I recommend against it. I would stick with the stainless steel, perhaps get a medium sized cast-iron skillet and perhaps a dutch oven, and call it a day.
Also, if you're entering the work force, consider looking into a crock pot. Assuming you don't have someone at home to put dinner on the table each night, it is really great to throw something in there in the morning before work and have a nice, hot meal waiting for you when you get home.
Non-stick pans are pretty close to worthless. The only thing I could really see is having one for crepes and that is about it.
Stainless steel is great, keep it, see how you like it. Trick to making things not stick: first heat the pan, then heat the oil/butter, then put in the food. Depending on how good the quality is, you may have it for years to come. I agree with another poster, maybe keep out the most used pieces and store the rest for later. As for nonstick, one 8" pan is all you need in that department, I'm not a huge fan. I also second the purchase of a crockpot, you can make meals when you have the time and leave it to cook while you're at work.
In my first apartment my mom bought me a great set of stainless pans and, being insanely lazy at the time, I never cooked properly in them, nor did I wash them well. So I ruined some of them and compensated by later buying myself a non-stick set on sale. Now though? I use the what's left over the stainless set almost exclusively. I have one small small non-stick that I use for eggs, but the rest just stay in the back of the cabinet. Not to say this is your situation or that you are lazy at all, just anecdotal love of stainless.
How experienced are you in the kitchen? Since me and my roomies were all beginners out of college, we made a lot of mistakes and messed up our cookware quite a bit.
Whether it was ruining a non-stick coating, irrevocably scorching stainless, or putting wooden utensils in the dishwasher, that first round of kitchen stuff got abused. We just didn't know any better. I was happy I had a cheapo starter set from Bed Bath & Beyond because it wasn't tragic when something got destroyed.
If you know your stuff then go ahead and buy nice products. If you have roomies, just make sure they know how to properly use and care for any products that you're attached to.
The starter set from your aunt sounds like a great starting point. I agree with the editors - adding a small nonstick skillet wouldn't be a bad thing for things like eggs.
I started with a free set of T-fal nonstick from my company (5 year gift). Not fantastic quality but it got my kitchen started. Very very soon after I moved out, I added an enameled cast iron Dutch oven (Lodge) and a carbon steel wok. I've added more pieces as I've gone along that fit my cooking style and phased out the nonstick. I love all the additions I have and use them all frequently plus I don't have a lot of random cookware I don't use stored away.
Think about this: How often do you cook? What do you cook? How experienced of a cook are you? Use the starter set for a few months and take note of what you use the most and what you don't. Add (nicer) pieces that will fit your cooking style as you go along.
First thing I want you to do is go tell your Aunt how wonderful a woman she is. Then get thee to the kitchen and try making some stuff in your new pots and pans. Make some sauces or boil some potatoes and heck heat up some canned soup if that's what you're into!
We all want "the best" whether that means All-Clad or whatever. Cuisinart makes some nice pots and if you got this set (which is their cheapest) it should still serve you well for years! You may wish to upgrade at some point but there's no hurry. My wife and I are using a 50+ year old set of Revereware from her grandmother and it's just fine for what we do.
Enjoy your cookware and happy cooking!
A small nonstick skillet (I love my NordicWare one I got on Woot.com) would be handy but not required. A small cast iron skillet will be more versatile. The only other thing I can think of would be a Cast Iron dutch oven. Mine is a Tramontina and they go for about $40 at Walmart. They are TOTALLY worth every penny!
I love my Cuisinart green gourmet ceramic non stick fry pan. It goes in the oven or under the broiler just as easy as on the stove top. Non stick doesn't have to be teflon! As a matter of fact, my 3 most used pans are the fry pan, a 1.5 quart stainless sauce pan, and a 5 quart cast iron dutch oven (the lodge double dutch oven). Everything else pretty much sits in my basement until the rare time its needed.
I agree with the others that A) Your aunt gave you a very nice start, and B) You don't need non-stick. Having said that, a lot depends on how much you enjoy cooking. I'd recommend a cast-iron skillet (get an old one if you can--I don't care for the new Lodge cast iron. The surface is too rough), and an enameled cast-iron Dutch oven.
As to cleaning the stainless, I must disagree with the person who suggested SOS. DON'T use steel-wool pads to clean your stainless. If you've got crusted-on stuff, soak it with very hot water and soap for a couple of hours, then scrub it with a nylon sponge. And the best cleaner is Bon Ami. It will make your stainless shine!
By all means keep the Cuisinart set. I started out with a Farberware set (do they even make those anymore?) I used them for years even though the handles would come loose and crack. I bought a set of stainless Cuisinart about 5 years ago and absolutely love them. Even if you use only a few items often, the others will come in handy from time to time. Non-stick pans can be nice IF they are higher quality (no T-Fal). I would suggest that you use the stainless and if later you want to add non-stick or cast iron do it then.
If you have a membership, Costco makes their own (or rebrands) some stainless steel cookware. It is pretty inexpensive but really nice. It has copper in the bottom for better heat distribution. Also, it is induction compatible.
I bought it out of college when I was on a small budget, but, for what it's worth, my dad, who has a large budget, also bought a set. It's a great deal
I would definitely keep the Cuisinart set! When I bought my first set of pots and pans everyone tried to talk me into non-stick. I am so glad that I didn't! Once you learn to cook in stainless steel (using oil, cleaning, etc.) any other type of pan is a snap. But I know so many people who only cook on non-stick and cannot use stainless steel. Also, I agree with Emma and would recommend one medium non-stick pan for eggs and fish.
We have a set of the Cuisinart pans and they are really great--they heat evenly and well-- and we find them easy to clean and care for. As one poster noted, soak them and anything will come out; Bon Ami or Bar Keeper's Friend can be used to keep the shine. As you go along, try to pick up a dutch oven or two--we have two small ones (3 qts each) and two larger ones (5.5 quarts and 7.5 quarts) that we use all the time. We also have one nonstick pan, mostly for eggs. Keep the pans--they are a great start.


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"I get harassed 100 times a day. I tried everything to stop it but it doesn't stop. I wear loose clothes, I don't wear make up, I spend more than an hour in front of the mirror everyday thinking of ways to hide my body. I walk home everyday. It only takes me 15 minutes, I cross the bridge. It is usually very loud and busy, but that does not stop men from approaching girls, any girl, good looking or bad looking, covered or not.
I remember so many scary harassments. There was this guy who followed me and suddenly grabbed my bottom in front of everyone. I screamed but he ran away and no one interfered. Once I was shopping with my father and aunt, and this guy kept staring at me and blowing me kisses. My dad shouted at him and started hitting him. I think men are doing this because they are jobless and have no manners."
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Ok. I was on the #5 out of the city of course during rush hour today. The train was late… late and really crowded. It was such a beautiful day and I had a really nice new skirt on because I met a potential bf for lunch. Oh wait I'm 16 and doing an internship by grand central … so I'm used to business guys bumping me and perving on me. No biggie. This was way over the edge.
So I'm getting on the train and I see this guy like REALLY staring at me in a scary kind of way. No biggie. I get on. I am almost one of the last to get on and this guy literally pushes in right behind me. There was NO where to go. NO big deal. Well he's behind me and I feel him pushing his crotch against me. I try to move but I can't. I'm like 5'2″ and this guy was big. Now I can actually feel his dick getting hard on the back of my skirt so I elbow him!! No reaction. HE was like an animal. So I try to move away again and there is no way. NO one noticed either.
This is the worst part. He gets up like with his grill right in my ear and is like, "MMM BAbby u smell so good." AND he smelled SOOO bad. I was sooo scared I think I would have fell down if he wasn't jammed up on my back. They called the stop and then he really started jamming his thing on me. I am small so I felt it all the way from my ass to like half way up my back. Right before we got to the stop he was all in my ear like, "You like it you little bitch." Then we stopped and he like basically ran off the train with a ton of other people. I was so scared and the great new skirt I had had fucking cum all over the back of it and there was gross smelly spit in my hair. I was soo pissed and trembling I felt like I got raped.
I just want share because I know this probably wasn't his first time on this train and I think he is going to like rape somebody. I he was like 6 feet and pretty big guy maybe like 30. I was too scared to take his picture. Sorry this was so long but I was horrified and I am never taking that train alone again. I will kill that scumbag if I ever see him again.
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There was a guy who kept pressing his crotch really firmed into my butt on the 1 train, last week at 5:30pm. I couldn't tell if the train was really THAT crowded and every time I looked behind me to see if there was anyone behind him, his grill was all up in my face so I couldn't see. I was so mad I didn't speak up and shout, "Stop pressing your dick into my butt, you f'ing perv!" I'm on the lookout for him so I can stick a sharp metal pole up his butt when I see him next.
Submitted by Kathy
Today, at about 9 AM, I was coming out of the subway: the 6 train headed downtown, coming up the stairs out of the City Hall/BK Bridge stop.
Going up the stairs, pervert was filming up my skirt. I wouldn't have noticed had he not reached up for a tug at my panties.
He was wearing typical business attire (so he blends right in with the suits around her in the financial district.) He had two white ear pieces, a black cloth material briefcase hanging off his left shoulder, and a camera (tiny and professional looking) in his left hand.
Once I realized what was going on, he slipped around me and tried to get away. I gave chase. I followed this man for BLOCKS. Around corners, inbetween cars, through traffic. I was trying to get a pic, but we were moving so fast, it was no use. MY FEET ARE BLOODY from the chase. I was determined not to let him get away.
I call 911 and tell them what cross street I'm at, tell the operator what happened, could she send help. She informs me that unless I stop and give her a specific street address, she cannot send me any help. ARE YOU SERIOUS???? I tell her if I do that, he will get away. She says, "That's up to you" with a tone indicating that she really couldn't care any less about my emergency.
After another 3 blocks, I see a police car. I flag them down, tell them quickly what happened, by this time I'm very upset and agitated. They pull over, SLOWLY get out of the car. I point out the gentleman. The male cop sees him and STROLLS DOWN THE BLOCK TOWARDS HIM, meanwhile, the perv is high tailing it around the block. The cops says to me, "Oh, is that him turning the corner there? Hmm." And THEY DO NOTHING!! THEY MAKE NO ATTEMPT TO APPREHEND HIM. They stroll to the corner, look around, look at each other and say, "Yeah, he probably ran into a building. But you're ok, right? We have a description. We will circulate it." We walk past another cop who asks what happens. The cops I'm with tell him. He stares at me, mouth agap, and says, "Are you serious? Aw, well, don't let it ruin your day." And smiles at me. He smiled at me.
That's pretty much when I lost it. My face crumpled right there and I couldn't help but cry. I walked back to my office in tears. Being attacked, violated, and then being dismissed by the police was too much. I'm furious.
I'm surprised at just how offended and violated I feel. I have no idea how long he was taping me for, if has film of my face, I don't know what's going to happen to that film. And I can't believe the police watched him walk away. I would just like my story to get out, so others can know what women go through when they do go through the trouble of reporting these attacks. Maybe something will be done so the next time a woman runs through the streets, crying, and pleading for help, the police will actually help.
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I was groped at around 2:30pm today on 8th St and Broadway near NYU. I was coming out of the subway when this man was walking towards me on Broadway. As I move to walk around him he grabbed my ass. I screamed and grabbed my phone to take a pic and he says: "I'm glad you got a pic of me but you bumped into me 1st"…. wtf? So that's his skewed justification? Watch out for this man!
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Like half of the US population, my friends and I went to see Batman its opening day. The theater was crammed with people, almost every seat filled, so I didn't mind that much when someone I didn't know sat down next to me.
When the movie was over and the credits started rolling I stood up, when I felt something brush against my ass. I shrugged it off as an accident, but then it happened again, but with some actual grabbing action. I spun around to look at the guy, but he had already begun to walk down the aisle. My guy friends (all six of them) didn't notice.
After the movie, I felt someone tap me on the shoulder. It was the same guy I had suspected– and now know– touched my ass earlier. He was in his early thirties, bald, and very, very repulsive. Then he actually grabbed my hand, pushed something into it, winked, and ran off into the crowd. I was so shocked that this perv had the nerve to touch me, I froze. Scrawled on this piece of popcorn bag were the words, "You've got a tight ass. Let's fuck." Complete with phone number.
Did I mention I'm only 17 years old?
When I finally got a hold of myself, I told my friends, who promptly started looking for this asshole, but the security guard said it was probably a fake number. We dropped it after that, but I was so angry and violated I did something: I enrolled myself in self defense classes.
Next time an asshole decides to grab my ass, he'll be dealing with a broken nose and burst ear drums.
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Yesterday morning, as I was on my way to Brooklyn, I encountered a disgusting man with smirk in the Bowery Street J-M-Z train station. On the outside, he appeared as a normal middle age man. He was half bald with glasses and an ipod. When I first saw him, I thought his smirk was suspicious and thus ignored him by plugging in my own mp3 player. Before I knew it however, this man tapped me on the shoulder and asked me in perfect English, "Hi, are you going home? Are you Chinese?" I half- answered him, "uh..yea..no.." and he questioned again but this time in Chinese, "Do you go to school?" I ignored him, and as I was about to walk away, he placed his thumb on my left cheek and rubbed it saying "You have some dirt on your face." Of course, not liking that he's a complete stranger to me (and the fact that I don't have dirt on my face) I quickly knocked his hand out of my way, but before I knew it, he placed his hand on my left breast!! I was so disgusted by his behavior, I quickly shoved his hand away from me and told him in the bravest tone I can conjure, "DON'T TOUCH ME! F%@K OFF!" Unfortunately, because there was only one other guy around, who had his ipod on and was reading, this disgusting old man had the nerve to smile back at me!
I was so appalled and disgusted by this man, I didn't even think about getting his picture, all I wanted to do was to get away from this pedophile. However, if I am to ever spot him again, I'll surely take his picture, and let the MTA booth guy know that there are sexual predators lurking in his very own station!
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I feel so violated and confused! This morning, I got on the 5 train at 14th Street, and the train was crowded, but I was running late for work, so I go on. Right before the doors closed, a large man pushed in and pushed another guy right into me. I was sandwiched between two people, a woman in the front and the guy who was being pushed by someone else. The train started moving, but then I felt something else moving on my ass. I figured it was just because the guy behind me was pushed into me, but it felt like he was rocking with the train.
I started getting nervous and was trying to look around, hoping it wasn't his hand and him getting a rather rude feel. But then I realized he had one hand on the pole in front of me and was holding his briefcase with his other hand. Now I started to feel really violated cause I think he was pushing his crotch into my ass. I could not believe it!!!! This guy was dry humping me right on the train before work, right in the middle of a crowded subway! The fucking nerve of this guy! I feel so disgusted. At first I felt bad for this guy cause he was pushed by someone else, and then he took it upon himself to rub against me! I did not get a pic, but I was even more shocked as we both got off at 42nd St, and he was dressed rather nicely in a suit! I feel so confused, angry and guilty.
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I have to start by applauding this website. I heard about this site on the CW11 evening news. I hope it lets women know that it is NOT their fault. I only wish I had someone to tell me that when this incident happened to me.
As many new yorkers know, the 6 train isn't exactly the emptiest trains, especially during rush hour. On this specific morning, it was especially crowded. It was so crowded that something behind me was poking me on my butt. I turned around to see what it was and this bald headed man, wearing a shirt and tie was behind me, smiling as he held an umbrella to my butt. I made the mistake of maneuvering around to face him in hopes that he would be too embarrassed to be do something to me as I faced him. He decided to rub his umbrella on my crotch instead. While all this happened, my heart was leaping out of my chest and I kept thinking "I should scream, no, no one would believe me. They'll say I shouldn't have worn tight jeans. I can tell him to stop, but what if he has a weapon? But where could he go in this crowd? What if he hurts other people on this train? Who's going to believe me over a man in a shirt and tie?" A few seconds later, the train rolled into 42nd street, a large number of people got off and I got a chance to sit in the seat right by the door. He got off too and as he passed me he said "sweet pussy" with a smile on his face. For a long time, I was very angry at myself for freezing. I was angry that I didn't react, I was angry that I cried. Now, I'll just share the story with everyone else – maybe it'll better prepare anyone else this creep might try to get his umbrella on.
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It is currently 94 degrees in New York City. Like every other woman in this city, I was wearing a sun dress. As the train pulled up to the platform, I walked towards it and felt a hand on my ass. I turned and a guy apologized for "bumping in to me."
I yelled that he hadn't bumped in to me, he had groped me. He turned and walked away so yelled after him "did you think that you could grab someone's ass and nobody would care?" A few guys started looking at him and and me, so I pointed and continued to yell that he had groped me. We got on to different subway cars and the train pulled away.
Three stops later I realized that I didn't feel like going out after all so I switched trains and headed home. Even though I yelled back, I still feel awful and ashamed. I don't ever want to wear this dress again. I keep telling myself that it wasn't my fault for dressing provocatively but I still feel like it was. I wish I had thought to take his picture, as I can see his face perfectly in my mind.
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Hey, Matt, the phrase DANIEL HOLTER AND MATT SMITH UNAUTHORIZED SEX TAPE is a thing now. I think we've identified our potential new funding for The License Lab. You cool with that?
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Mark Richt began his spring tour of booster clubs this past week with a stop in Greenville, and it being South Carolina the subject of Georgia's season-opener with Clemson in Athens naturally came up.
"It's exciting to play that type of game in game one," the Greenville News quoted Richt as saying. "It was a tremendous amount of excitement at Clemson a year ago. Their fans did a phenomenal job. Their staff and players did a great job and won the game. So, we need to match that or exceed that type of intensity as a fan base and as a staff and as a team. We're looking forward to that challenge."
Richt, who'll be missing a few players of his own (as usual) for that first game, commiserated with Clemson's Dabo Swinney, who's having his own problems, having previously suspended four players for the UGA game and now having announced the dismissal from the team of sophomore quarterback Chad Kelly, who was battling senior Cole Stoudt and freshman Deshaun Watson for the starting QB spot. (Stoudt was subsequently named the starter by Swinney.)
The Georgia head coach said that when it comes to making such a difficult decision like kicking a player off the team (which he's done several times), what matters is the long-term best interests of your program.
"I don't know how good Kelly is. I don't know where he was in their mindset, and I don't even know what happened," Richt said, "but somewhere along the line, they were like, 'We can't have this and sustain this program the way we want to sustain it.' I've tried to make decisions based on the long haul. You can make a lot of decisions that may help you in this game or in this recruiting class but won't really help you down the road. If you're consistent with those types of things, it helps you have the stability and the longevity."
With Missouri coach Gary Pinkel also having recently kicked a star player — wide receiver Dorial Green-Beckham — off his team, perhaps the Richt approach to discipline is starting to catch on just a little bit. One can hope, at least.
Now, let's get to some of this week's Junkyard Mail …
Bob the Bulldog writes: Bill, I didn't get to the G-Day game, but I watched it on TV and I'm concerned about the state of the Dogs' defense and new coordinator Jeremy Pruitt. I was expecting to see some improvement from last year with [Todd] Grantham gone, but the first-string offense hung 405 yards on our first-string defense, and 314 of it was in the air, thanks to a secondary that didn't look any better than before. There were too many pass interference calls and they got burned on long balls way too often. And what's this with starting Aaron Davis, a redshirt-freshman walk-on? I'm as into warm and fuzzy success stories as much as the next guy, but if a walk-on who's hardly played any football in a couple of years is considered one of the best we got at defensive back, I'd say we're in deep doo-doo. And then, after G-Day, I heard nothing but negative talk from Pruitt about our defensive players and how nobody stood out, nobody deserved an award, they're too fat and all that. Tell me something about our defense to pull me away from the ledge, Bill!
OK, here goes, Bob. First of all, don't dwell too much on yardage and points given up in the spring game by the first-string defense. Unlike Grantham, Pruitt didn't really care whether his Black team won that scrimmage or not. That's why he kept telling his team not to bother looking at the scoreboard. Some of those long balls might well have been sacks, too, if the Red team quarterbacks hadn't been wearing noncontact jerseys. The defensive line and pass rush looked pretty good to me. Pruitt also didn't want to tip his hand to early opponents Clemson and South Carolina. Pruitt was running a vanilla defense and didn't even spend much of the spring installing his schemes, preferring to spend time evaluating the talent he has. That's why he made spring practice an open competition this year, with the idea that everybody has to earn their playing time.
Pruitt was sending a message to players who, in the past, might have gotten a bit complacent with their position on the team. Thus, you had someone like Davis getting elevated to the first team. Don't get me wrong, as I said in my G-Day report, Davis acquitted himself well and I could see him getting playing time down the road. But I'll be shocked if he winds up as a starter. Also, keep in mind that former running back J.J. Green, who drew plaudits all spring for his transition to defense and his aggressive manning the star position, was held out of G-Day by an injury, as was the oft-ailing Tray Matthews, and that makes a big difference.
I liked the energy and the pace I saw from our defense on G-Day, but, yes, the secondary remains very much a work in progress and, out of all the position groups on the team, it's the one we should be most concerned about. As for Pruitt's rather brutal assessment of the state of his players, I think that's a case of the old tearing-them-down-before-you-build-them-up approach. I'll be surprised if we hear him talking like that in August. Plus, I think he's right. Georgia's defenders didn't just look confused by Grantham's complicated schemes and late signals last season, they also looked a tad slow. In today's world of no-huddle, hurry-up offenses, putting a greater emphasis on getting in shape is a must.
Jim P. writes: Bill, thought you might like this Hutson Mason quote. It was in a taped interview on "Dawg Report" before the G-Day game on CSS: "We're doing our best. I'm doing my best to lead this team. Anybody that doesn't want to be all in the Georgia way is gonna have to be gone. These guys are your best friends, but sometimes they need a kick in the butt. They need to realize what's your mission here. Are you trying to make friends with everybody or are we here to win a championship?" Sounds like a leader that is focused. Makes me believe he has also read his teammates the riot act about misbehavior and to cut out all the nonsense. Gotta love the attitude. Go Dawgs!
Thanks, Jim. Mason sounds and looks focused, and as one of the senior leaders of this team, that's a real plus. Let's hope we've already lost all the players to disciplinary action that we're going to lose for that first game. We can't count on Clemson continuing to lose players, too.
Sandy Barrett writes: Bill, I saw your comments on how loud the canned music was at G-Day and how people were plugging their ears, and I certainly can believe it. Even on radio and TV you could tell the music was cranked up way too loud. I don't mind them trying to rev up the crowd, particularly the student section, by playing music between plays, especially since other schools do it, and I don't even mind it being hip-hop or hard rock, even though those aren't my personal preference. But making it physically uncomfortable for folks in the stands when you're trying to enhance the game day experience to stem declining attendance doesn't seem to make a lot of sense.
I'm with you on that, Sandy. I have no problem with playing pre-recorded music — though I will say I hope they'll continue to amplify the Redcoat Band, as was done late in the season last year (and unfortunately was not done at G-Day). Also, I hope the recorded music will be used judiciously to complement the Redcoats, rather than replace them. But most of all, as I said after G-Day, I hope they turn it down a few notches. Particularly under the overhang in the lower level, where the p.a. speakers are, it was deafening.
TopDawg writes: Bill, I can't help but notice that all the recent discussions about nonconference opponents and whether or not to play all cupcakes or a couple of major programs, end with the uncertainty of not knowing whether or not the SEC is going to go to a nine-game conference schedule. Seems like we've been in limbo on this for a couple of years now. What's the latest?
According to ESPN, SEC Commissioner Mike Slive said recently that the conference will decide at the spring meeting in Destin next month whether to stay at an eight-game conference schedule, or go to nine beginning in 2016.
I've gone back and forth on this issue. On the one hand, I can see why the conference's coaches are against adding another SEC game, since it's the toughest conference in college football and the top teams tend to beat each other up already. Plus, for teams that have a major-college nonconference rival on the schedule every season (like Georgia), that only leaves you room for a couple of easy games.
However, I can also understand the argument in favor of the nine-game schedule since the other major conferences are going in that direction and strength-of-schedule could end up being a deciding factor in choosing the four teams that make the new College Football Playoff. Don't forget, the main impetus behind the playoff finally coming into being was dissatisfaction in the rest of the country over an all-SEC BCS championship game. So the odds of the SEC getting two teams into that four-team playoff (as it probably should most years) are already a bit long. If the SEC gives the selection committee an easy out by playing one more cupcake than other conferences do, it'll be even tougher.
Finally, Danna Durante's Gym Dogs advanced to the Super Six of the NCAA Championships in Birmingham Friday by placing second in their semi-final session. That's the second year in a row UGA has made the Super Six, a nice turnaround from the down years under former coach Jay Clark. Now it's time to take the next step and get back on top, where UGA gymnastics was for so many years under Suzanne Yoculan.
Georgia was one of four SEC teams that made it into the Super Six this year, along with defending champion Florida, Alabama (which won in 2011 and 2012) and LSU. The other two finalists are Oklahoma and Nebraska.
The Gym Dogs will begin their quest for an 11th national title on beam Saturday at 7 p.m. EDT. Links to live video, live audio and live scoring will be available at GeorgiaDogs.com.
Go Gym Dogs!
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April 19th, 2014
12:07 pm
Good luck matching or exceeding Death Valley's environment lol. UGA is trying to get to Clemson's level currently ie finishing #7 in the nation and a current Top 5 recruiting class. Me thinks the Tigers get the job done again Aug 30th. Advantage Morris skilled offense and a deep Venables defense. Make sure Ga has a backup QB plan. Beasley from Adairesville, Ga is the nations top returning DE in college football.
April 19th, 2014
12:11 pm
"It's exciting to play that type of game in game one,"
It sure is because the Dogs never know who will be able to play or who is suspended.
Clem&Son and the Dogs will both be missing a few players.
April 19th, 2014
1:14 pm
Don't worry about GA atmosphere. LSU and SC games last year matched any intensity anywhere.
And now Clemson Clampett's think they're a powerhouse?
The game last year was only a field goal difference on Clampett's field, while GA had suspended and injured players.
Don't get to full of yourself Clemson Clampett's.
April 19th, 2014
1:32 pm
When will Richt catch on to the approach of having his team prepared for big games? I'm still waiting on that one.
Nice fluff piece though Bill. Are you his agent?
April 19th, 2014
1:40 pm
Dawgs should in Clemson opener by at least 2 TDs.
April 19th, 2014
1:46 pm
Bob the Bulldog and like-thinking Dawg fans will probably be disappointed this season, because it will be next to impossible to turn around our lousy D from last season. Not to mention, some of the 5-Star talent that we put on the field last year is gone (JHC) and going (Matthews). Does anybody else think Matthews will be around by kickoff this Sept? I don't – and I bet Pruitt ain't counting on him anymore either.
I think Pruitt will improve our D by late season, and in the future, but he apparently ran into a fortune of talent last season at Tallahasse, because even his former boss Saban needed a full season t Bama before his D looked like a Saban D.
April 19th, 2014
2:16 pm
Rome wasn't built in one day and neither is a championship defense. The defense isn't going to be a shutdown D to start the season, because even Jeremy Pruitt isn't going to take a sorry defense like last year's to shutdown immediately. I think they will be decent at the start of the season and 1/2-2/3 of the way into the season they will really start to gel. And by 2015, with a very talented class coming in will be more likely to play at an "elite" level. Like Joey said, even Saban needed a full season to make his defense elite.
April 19th, 2014
2:27 pm
That being said, our future is bright on defense with Pruitt's recruiting prowess and some very good defensive coaches on the staff. Pruitt and the staff will develop the players and they won't be confused when they are lining up like Grantham's players did. I already really like our 2015 class.
Anyways, did people really expect our defense to become a force during spring practice? With a couple starters out with injury and all of the new changes? That's simply unrealistic and unfair to the new coaches and players. It's going to take some time. What people need to keep in mind is (like Bill mentioned) J.J. Green and Tray Matthews (who is going to miss some time due to the suspension) figure to both play a lot, but both missed the game. AND, we have many talented recruits coming in who should either play a lot or start on this year's defense. Malkom Parrish, Shattle Fenteng and maybe a couple of others could very well factor into who starts against Clemson. I'm happy for Aaron Davis, but with all the new recruits coming in, things should really look different this summer in the secondary and the o-line. These new recruits (especially in the secondary) aren't going to just hand the job to the returning players.
April 19th, 2014
2:30 pm
And Clemson has some guys missing the game as well. Four guys suspended (at least) and their talented redshirt freshman Tyshon Dye tore his Achilles in February so there's no guarantee he's going to be able to play… and if he does play, he's likely to not be as good as he would without that setback.
April 19th, 2014
2:45 pm
Love open with this type game!
April 19th, 2014
3:03 pm
I see some of the Tech poser haters have found the blog.
The other Tech trash will be here later. How was T Day on a Friday night in the rain?
Did both fans show up? Friday night football – just like in high school. Appropriate.
April 19th, 2014
3:07 pm
The Oldguy is still crying about everything like a little girl.
Don't you have something to say about anything mentioned in the article?
I didn't think so.
April 19th, 2014
3:15 pm
my fear is we will see why even when Murray was at his worst in games we had nobody to turn to, as for the Defense you can not tackle 12 yards downfield every play.
April 19th, 2014
3:21 pm
I agree. I don't see 28 being around long. CMR said he needed to take ownership of the hamstring issue, let alone the possible suspension. Another Grantham recruit that doesn't have the heart of a DAWG. I can easily see Langley starting at FS against Clemson.
April 19th, 2014
3:24 pm
I like Mason. You will probably see the screen game a lot more this year. Offense will be fine. How fast the D can get Pruitt's schemes along with ST will be the tell all.
April 19th, 2014
3:56 pm
BK: ". . . for teams that have a major-college nonconference rival on the schedule every season (like Georgia), that only leaves you room for a couple of easy games."
And "a couple of easy games" should be gracious plenty, Bill. Your argument in favor of adding that 9th conference game made a whole lot more sense than this. And keep in mind that those cupcakes will NEVER generate the excitement or earn the respect and ranking the Dawgs get by playing (and hopefully beating) Clemson (which we've done far more often than not over the years) or any other decent D-1 opponent.
April 19th, 2014
4:04 pm
Was There Sat Sep 18 1965
April 19th, 2014
2:45 pm
Love open with this type game!
April 19th, 2014
4:06 pm
I dropped my fried twinkie
April 19th, 2014
3:07 pm
The Oldguy is still crying about everything like a little girl.
Didn't you notice? He changed his name to "The OlgGuy."
April 19th, 2014
4:09 pm
I prefer playing a creme puff game one mostly because CMR's teams are never ready in time. Suspensions do play a part in that of course. New QB, New D, Patch work this and that. I try to have faith and believe in the G but sometimes it's just hard.
April 19th, 2014
4:23 pm
The #1 offense played against the #2 defense, not the #1 defense.
April 19th, 2014
4:44 pm
Bob the Bulldog – Aaron Davis is the real deal. Injuries stopped him in HS, but if he stays healthy he will be a force. You heard it here first.
April 19th, 2014
4:45 pm
Cedartown Dawg Has to be a BAMA fan. Look at the spelling….
April 19th, 2014
4:45 pm
Perry what makes you think that? No team plays #1s against #2.
April 19th, 2014
4:54 pm
mason—bigger, stronger arm than murray — mark this down—the dogs win the sec easily—usc and missouri lost a bunch of talent and fla will suck again. With the great dog D, the dogs beat alabama for the sec title!!
April 19th, 2014
4:59 pm
What I saw of Davis in the Spring game, he played well. Thought he had tight coverage on his guy. Wiggins was the one I saw getting burned over and over again, as well as the majority of the PIs. Not slamming on Wiggins, think he will correct things in the fall. Back to Davis, as a Soph in HS, he was being recruited by SEC teams. He has the talent just been injured. Look for him to excel on STs and possibly in the dime pkg.
April 19th, 2014
5:29 pm
"With Missouri coach Gary Pinkel also having recently kicked a star player — wide receiver Dorial Green-Beckham — off his team, perhaps the Richt approach to discipline is starting to catch on just a little bit. One can hope, at least."
Translation: If more SEC teams begin to recruit kids who can't stay out of trouble, then maybe UGA will have a shot at winning an SECCG again — one of these days.
April 19th, 2014
6:06 pm
AKDog @ 4:54
Not sure that Mason has a stronger arm than Murray. I also hope that we don't find that Mason is no Murray. No one wins the SEC easily and I am not convinced that Florida will suck again. Muscrat's job is on the line this year and I think that they will be ratcheting up the pressure to win. Lots of good talent on several teams in the SEC who all think they have a shot at the title: Bama, Auburn, USCe, LSU, TAMU and, sooner or later, 10RC, Ole Mess and Gaytors will show up with the recruiting classes they have had over the last few years.
That being said, I think (hope) UGA has as good a shot as any of them, barring the injury bug from last year or the weed testing yet to come.
April 19th, 2014
6:13 pm
You guys won a hard-fought contest at your place by 3 points when Georgia's best receiver went out in the first quarter with a knee injury and their best player (Gurley) played only two quarters because of an injury. Now, the best QB in your school's history is gone and the best receiver in your school's history is gone, the Dawgs return 17 starters and and you think you are going to win that game on the road? Keep on dreaming–Georgia is 41-18-4 against Clemson overall, and has won 5 of the last six meetings between the two schools. Order gets restored in Athens this fall!
April 19th, 2014
6:48 pm
heeldawg @ 6:13
Yeah. What he said!
April 19th, 2014
7:01 pm
Bye bye to Richt and Co. After another stinko season.
April 19th, 2014
7:18 pm
How many suspensions so far for the Clemson game in Athens?
April 19th, 2014
7:23 pm
Come Aug 30th TG3 is going to open up a can of you know what…….
April 19th, 2014
7:25 pm
I'mdone with the AJC. I'LL BE DAMNED IF I'M GOING TO PAY FOR THE PRIVELEDGE OF EXPRESSING MY OPINION OR EXPOSING THE WEAKNESS OF OTHERS.
April 19th, 2014
8:00 pm
See, I told you the Tech trash would find their way to this blog eventually.
It's like moths to a light bulb. And I did stay on subject in my post.
The subject of creampuff games was addressed and I mentioned Tech.
April 19th, 2014
8:13 pm
The Oldguy……good to see you remember how to spell your own name. I guess you have sobered up now.
April 19th, 2014
8:15 pm
The Oldguy are you now going to say ANYTHING meaningful about the issues eluded to in the article or just keep crying.
April 19th, 2014
8:28 pm
Pruitt's comments should be extremely alarming to anyone that cares about Georgia football. His T-Ball comment was priceless and spot on. That's Mark Richt Football. Let's pat ourselves on the back and everybody should feel good about themselves. What a bunch of crap. We're soft and weak. Pruitt was on a 14-0 national championship team just last year. Based on his comments he seems to think we're quite a ways a way from that level. This should be obvious to anyone that has watched Georgia football the past 8 years.
You have to wonder if Pruitt knew what he was getting in to.
April 19th, 2014
8:59 pm
Time will tell about Pruitt's decision
April 19th, 2014
9:02 pm
How Bout them Jackets?
Beat Auburn then the Dogs for the Capital City Match Play Championship crown!
April 19th, 2014
9:10 pm
Yada Yada Yada
April 19th, 2014
9:12 pm
I have been gone 3 months and nothing has changed,
April 19th, 2014
9:13 pm
I see Dumb350 is dumb as ever.
April 19th, 2014
9:16 pm
@I dropped my fried twinkie:
That would be "alluded to" not eluded to"!
April 19th, 2014
9:39 pm
Dawghater 350 has been banned or something cause his posts are gone.
April 19th, 2014
10:10 pm
Richt and Bobo have built a black label quality offense compared to SEC offensive units. Pruitt has inherited a Pokemon level of gym trainers on defense. Pruitt can commensurate with Kiffen on the performances of their units in their Spring Games.
April 19th, 2014
10:23 pm
Let's talk about another issue…OL…today Bailey Sharp of Sprayberry committed to AU…so now M Hyatt to Clemson; D Warmack to AL; B Sharp to AU; W Sweet to NC; etc….where will Kaleb Kim go?…where will Nick Wilson go? where will Chuma Edoga go? If Friend gets none of these….it is evident that these kids do not want to play for a mediocre OL Coach…has not done his job since he has been @ UGA…under-recruited OL and under-coached his players!! Don't blow smoke about his performance!!!
April 19th, 2014
10:34 pm
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LANSING (WKZO) -- Michigan parents are being encouraged to get their kids to start walking to school more. Meg Thomas Ackerman, with the Michigan Fitness Foundation's Safe Routes to School program, says that a generation ago, the majority of children walked to school, and now it's the other way around.
Ackerman adds that says parents should take a proactive role on this matter, going with their younger ones. She tells us that Safe Routes to School is, after all, about safety.
National Walk to School Day will be on Wednesday of this week. That's when people across the country will be spreading the message about the physical benefits of walking to school. You can find out more at www.WalkBikeToSchool.org .


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Fortunately the auction isn't aimed at you Rowan, or any of us. Most charity auctions are aimed at people who have a donation budget. Let's say someone has $5,000 they plan to donate to charity this year. They can either just give the $5,000 and get a pathetically small tax write off, or they can overbid on one of these charity auctions, and get a great gift to give to someone they know who plays computer games.
The name of the game is to make an attractive mixed basket that will attract gamers and non-gamers to donate. Some baskets will go for under or around their value, but hopefully most will go for far above the retail value.
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A Soothing Modern Nursery for Baby "A"
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Name: Baby A
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When we found out that we were expecting I was super excited to get started on our baby's nursery. I wanted to create a space that our little one would enjoy waking up to every morning.
Baby A's nursery was based around a color palette of grays, whites, yellows and pinks. We created a lot of handmade pieces that make the room special. With the help of my husband's family we re-upholstered the rocking chair, made the pouf, and built bookshelves and toy bins. I was also able to create most of the artwork throughout her room. The other items were found here and there.
We were so excited that everything came together and that we were able to bring our baby girl home to a nursery all her own.
Thanks, MckRow!
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Is the upholstered chair in the first picture a rocker or glider? I'd love some details on that, as it looks like it would be great for people with older kids, too!
Very nice. Love the stripe on the wall and the lovely chair!
Lovely. I really like the striped walls and the colors are very soothing.
Sweet but not saccharine. Bravo!
Yes - source for the chair and the upholstery fabric used on it would be much appreciated!
Great job!
This is so lovely, great job!
Lucky baby!
Really cool . . . .!!!!!
Soothingly beautiful!
Unfortunately I cannot give you a source for the chair (which is a rocker) because we found it at a thrift store. It was a good find and wish I knew the source. We found our fabric at tonicliving.com and have been happy with it.
Lovely room, bumpers are down to individual choice, we had one when our daughter was a bit bigger because she nearly broke her leg with it stuck in-between rails.
This looks gorgeous such calming colours, very lucky baby!
i like this, i like it a lot.
kmatt...better a broken leg than death from suffocation/strangulation. As they get older it's less of a problem, but luckily most newborns now spend their first few months in mom and dad's room anyways.
I agree that this looks really nice, but it's important to remember one thing when it comes to babies - they need visual stimulation, and this room provides almost none. Especially in the first few months, babies can only see things with intense contrast. This stimulation is ESSENTIAL to neuron growth and brain development. About the only thing that fits the bill is the ottoman. Please, please add some bright colors somewhere near the crib, at least.
Oh sweet mercy that dresser, where is that from??
Babies don't need to get all of their visual stimulation from their cribs. Cribs are for sleeping, in my opinion.
I think it's a BEAUTIFUL room. You don't need to have a black and white room to do right by your kid's visual cortex!
Regarding the bumpers. I'm sure at some point in the near future, they will be against the law to sell, just like the drop side cribs. I really like the breathable mesh ones, though they are not very pleasing to the eye.
Beautiful job. Love the artwork and the dresser!
I love color but prefer to decorate my bedroom as a haven from all things stimulating... so I always wonder when I see bright baby rooms if it's truly a good thing. A kids' room, sure, but a baby spends so much time sleeping right? So a neutral room like this one seems perfect, then?
I love the palette! So soothing. I think I'd be a very happy baby here.
The dresser is actually an entertainment center from Ikea. I love it!
The room is beautiful! could you please tell me where you sourced those beautiful prints? Thanks!


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A door swung open for us. He said that public service was an honorable profession, that politics was not just a game for hacks and cronies, but a way to change the world. America suddenly became an exciting place in which to be young.
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Whether it's the missteps of Benghazi, the IRS' profiling of Tea Party folks or the DOJ's end-run on reporters, there is a pattern to the plays of the crisis-ridden playmaker. Think Nixon on Watergate, Reagan on Iran-Contra, Clinton on Lewinsky or, lately, Obama and his deputies on You-Name-It.
Amazingly, the priorities of the 1 percent match up with the priorities of our political class, while the priorities and needs of the vast majority of us are ignored.
The wasteful, immoral use of "nonprofit" foundations as ways to funnel monies, evade taxes and influence politics not just at home but abroad, needs to be investigated.
The announcement of a new novel by John Lescroart is a cause for celebration. And this book investigates the effect powerful, moneyed people can have on the law and its implementation.
Ian Fletcher, just as relentlessly as its defenders extol free trade, explores the paths to breaking the institutionalizing of it, and finding alternatives for balancing it.
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If you can -- for one moment -- think of the Universe as a living Entity that expands from a so-called Big Bang into a very expansive Everything That Is, Has Been and Will Be...then, through natural forces, contracts (again) into a singularity which, in turn, bursts forth into a new incarnation...
...you might then see that even when Everything That Is is momentarily a singularity, it is still "only" Everything That Is.
The Universe (in my view) is an Eternal Entity of Energy whose "life cycle" is described (in brief) above.
If "Time" does exist, it exists from incarnation to incarnation of the Universe...not just in the one we're IN.


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As I wrote for an endorsement of Diana Severance's new book, Feminine Threads: Women in the Tapestry of Christian History, this book "is a must-read for men and women alike, but especially so for young women who need to have a clear view of the contributions that women before them have made to the Christian faith."
As an historian, Dr. Severance says it better herself in the preface:
Christian women were integral to the life of the Church wherever Christianity spread, but what we know of their stories is limited by the sources that have survived. There is often more we would like to know about Christian women in various geographical places and times in history. Always there are the numerous 'common' people in the lower and middle classes whose stories frequently are unwritten and remain unknown. Yet, the history of women in Christian history does not need a revisionist makeover. We do not need to recreate an imagined narrative out of speculative evidence. Nor do we write histories – of commoners or of so-called elite – based on what we would have liked for them to have been. Neither do we seek to superimpose contemporary thought patterns and standards on earlier societies. Though at times the evidence might raise unanswered questions, or we might wish the facts to be different, the truth of the story of women in Christian history inspires, challenges and, above all, demonstrates the grace of God producing much fruit through Christian women throughout two millennia of the Church.
The book is structured in chronological order, starting with the women of the New Testament era, progressing through the early church and late antiquity, the early and late Middle Ages, the Reformation, and on through to the 20th century. It ties women to the historical and theological movements of their day, putting them in the context of their eras. Dr. Severance quotes these women in their own words from their correspondence, diaries, and various publications. The net effect is to learn about the bold influence many women had in the cause of Christ. Or to learn that things we see as benign today were more controversial at their inception, such as Sunday schools:
In 1804, a group of women from various denominations formed a society for the education of poor girls in Philadelphia. When they applied to the state for incorporation in 1808, the Superior Court had to decide whether or not women could make such an application. After due deliberation, the Court decreed that women were 'citizens of the commonwealth' and entitled to file such a request! The curriculum for the poor girls included reading, writing, sewing, Scripture memorization, hymns, and the catechism.
The clergy were at first opposed to Sabbath schools for numerous reasons. Many were appalled at the idea of lay people, especially women, teaching the Bible. Some ministers feared the Sunday Schools would undermine their own teaching ministry. Some thought it was breaking the Sabbath to study or teach on Sunday. Others thought Sabbath schools usurped the rights of parents and local churches. Sabbath schools were not a part of the local church and often involved women of various denominations working together. Some held such interdenominational cooperation was dangerous or that church buildings should not be used for the general education of non-members. The very fact that the initiative was undertaken by women caused alarm in some quarters.
Diana Severance has made a serious contribution to our understanding of women in history, much less Christian history. I highly recommend it.


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The British team of Es Tresidder, Tony Stone, James Vybiral, Dan McManus, Tom Spreyer and Ged Desforges with Bavarian climber, Ruben Gutzat, travelled to Greenland's Tasermiut Fjord from July 16 to August 13, 2008. Encountering excellent weather, the group climbed several new, all-free lines on the granite big-walls, in what has been described as "the most successful expedition to the unnamed valley south of Sermitsiaq in over three decades." by Alpinist Magazine.
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Move over, Rush Street. Lake View is the new Chicago Party Central.
I'm no Debbie Downer. I like a party or three. Yet, my North Side neighborhood, which includes Wrigleyville and Boystown, is an ever-swelling bastion of beer-soaked bashes.
Baseball summerlong. Mega rock concerts. Football games. Skating fests. The Pride Parade. The city's biggest street fair, North Halsted Market Days. A Halloween March. Bars, bars, bars.
Is enough never enough?
Now, the Chicago Sun-Times' Fran Spielman reports that Emanuel is considering a "Fenway Plan" that would expand the fun and games at the Friendly Confines.
Modeled after the remaking of Boston's Fenway Park, it might include as much as $150 million in ads and sponsorships to boost a Wrigley makeover. Possible options include more signage, a jumbotron in right field, street fairs on Sheffield and Waveland on game days, more concerts and football games and a fancy stadium club and restaurant.
In exchange, Emanuel is reportedly open to chipping in some tax revenues. While the mayor wheels and deals, Ald. Tom Tunney (44th) is focused in his "paramount" concern — public safety.
"If there is an idea of expanding Wrigley Field using tax dollars, specifically amusement tax dollars, we need a greater presence of police in our neighborhood," Tunney told me Thursday.
Tunney is pushing City Hall for a dedicated police detail for Lake View's entertainment district, during the late-night and overnight hours. The area has been a "hot spot" he says, for as long as he has been alderman.
Last July, the pot boiled over when a midnight street brawl and stabbing in Boystown spread fear and outrage. The police sent in reinforcements, and local businesses staffed up on their own security. Tunney has called for a police unit similar to one that has been assigned to patrol Rush Street.
Tunney knows that every alderman is clamoring for more cops, and many neighborhoods are grappling with a lot more than drunks and street brawls.
And alcohol cannot be Lake View's leading economic indicator.
While he argues the area is safe, he worries about "perceptions," and says he is working with businesses and residents to create more "family-friendly" activities. Tunney fears a "tragic incident" is waiting to happen.
Emanuel and Chicago Police Supt. Garry McCarthy "are working with Alderman Tunney to analyze the security needs of the 44th ward," responds a written statement from police spokeswoman Melissa Stratton. "The Mayor has said, relating to Wrigley Field, that he is committed to protecting the taxpayers. The City is in discussions with the Cubs, which have been productive, but there is no agreement at this point."
Before one more street is closed off, before one more billboard goes up, before one more beer is poured, before our tax dollars go to the Ricketts family playground, the city should ensure that all our streets are safe.


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Jose Canseco and Lil Jon to Appear on Next Season of "The Apprentice"
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Hey, I'm hiking 1,000 miles in 2013 and writing about it for the Arizona Republic, describing a few of my favorite trails each month. You can follow along on my Facebook page. I'll also try to post links to the articles from the Republic here.
Coffeepot Rock: Will future generations recognize an old-fashioned coffeepot?
You never know what hipsters you'll meet on the trail. This is Pico. He's a Chug, a Chihuahua and pug mix.
I ran into this fluttering guy way up on the Hiline Trail.
You know you're in Arizona when you walk off the trail to find wild horses grazing by the roadside.
Veit Springs is a dazzling trail for fall color, but it's a beauty in summer as well.
A monsoon storm rolls in across Cape Final.
Centennial Trail was constructed in 2012 to commemorate Arizona's 100th birthday.
Halfmoon Tank creates a welcome riparian habitat along the Cochise Trail in the Dragoon Mountains.
A series of trails join together to make the spectacular Watson Lake Loop in Prescott.
A section of the Black Canyon Trail crosses the Agua Fria River and rambles into desert foothills.
I like to be home for the holidays, so I crossed the 1,000 mark not far from my house.
Here's a little recap of my year in hiking. See you on the trail in 2014!


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That's our smilin' Trinie! What a gjirl! Only dog I've met that can be oblivious to the "lampshade".
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Tropical STEAK –Tenderloin strips served over Salad w/ Olives & grilled Pineapple!
'Skillet' FISH Fillet: Fish of the day steamed w/ Zucchini, Onions, Tomatoes, Basil.
Eva's Tiramisu Su – with an Extra Rum and Tia Maria, 'kick '…
Dark Chocolate Croissant, Pudding – Served warm with Vanilla Ice Cream.
Cheese Cake and, Assorted Ice Creams.
Presents "The Perfect Cup": Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee.
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Christian Beranek
I haven't seen the American version but when I was living in the UK and Ireland I fell in love with this show. It has such a great formula: Reviews of cars, challenges, celebrity interviews (along with a timed lap) and comedy. Kids actually dress up as The Stig for Halloween I heard.
Anyone else a fan?
Anyone else a fan?


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Superior Rune of the Centaur
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Superior Rune of the Centaur
Double-click to apply to a piece of Armor.
— In-game description
[edit] Notes
- "When you use a Healing skill" means "when your slot-6 skill completes".
- Radius for bonus 6 is about 600.
- Boon duration bonuses from the casting character (only) are applied to all recipients.


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