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After last week's report that Google is blocking private search engine Scroogle, the site was shut down for good. Owner Daniel Brandt blames Google and the DDoS attack made by those who have personal vendettas against him. He shared on BetaBeat:
"Scroogle.org is gone forever. Even if all my DDoS problems had never started in December, Scroogle was already getting squeezed from Google's throttling, and was already dying. It might have lasted another six months if I hadn't lost seven servers from DDoS, but that's about all."
"I no longer have any domains online. I also took all my domains out of DNS because I want to signal the criminal element that I have no more servers to trash. This hopefully will ward off further attacks on my previous providers."
Despite Scroogle's loss, Matt McGee of Search Engine Land provided a list of services that provide private searching:
Google Encrypted Search
This is ironic, but the Google encrypted search is also considered as one of the private search engine options. However, it doesn't solve the issues that Scroogle addresses. Although the search activities are encrypted and secured, Google still tracks its user's information and records search activity.
AskEraser by Ask.com
Despite shifting from private search to Q&A platform, Ask.com still offers its AskEraser tool. The search engine deletes your search activity, except on rare circumstances, such as solving technical issues.
A "family friendly" search engine, Yippy doesn't track user's activities, record browsing history, store search activity, keep email copies, or collect information more than what the user provides. Their About Page also says that they're not selling personal information to advertisers for income.
Ixquick and Startpage
Dubbed as the "world's most private search engine," Ixquick doesn't record a user's IP address and sends only one preference cookie that expires after 90 days. Startpage, on the other hand, offers services that are almost similar to Scroogle. It takes a search query, deletes all user information, and submits the search to Google anonymously.
Listed on TIME Magazine's best websites of 2011, DuckDuckGo has a very clear privacy page, and allows users to hide their location. The DontTrack.us feature made them different from Google, because the search engine giant tracks their user's location while DDG doesn't.
Scroogle has been available since 2003, and has provided private Google search results. Since then, it has been through tough times against the search engine giant and other attacks. But with the Scroogle search results no longer working, the privacy search engine is now completely offline.


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The eggplant didn't need to cook anywhere close to 30 minutes, but it was still good and a make again for sure!
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I thought this was a little bland. The flatbread was essential to give it a little more flavor. I made it for a dinner party and everyone enjoyed it but it didn't have a "wow" factor.
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this is a great recipe! In Israel they call this "turkish salad", and this tastes exactly like I remember! I serve it with falafel and hummus and lavash bread or pita. It's so delicious! I didn't change a thing on the recipe - perfect the way it is!!!
ArlingtonVA Posted: 07/05/09
Excellent side dish. I served with grilled chicken pesto and it added a lot of flavor and color to the plate. Our guests all had seconds and I wish I had made more. I cut the eggplant smaller than advised which made it cook faster than the recipe indicated, but I think I would do it the same way again since the smaller pieces helped to make all the flavors meld perfectly. I made ahead and served at room temperature. I think it could actually be good on pasta or throw in a few chickpeas for a vegetarian lunch. I will definitely make it again.
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Needed a little extra seasoning, but a nice side dish otherwise.
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I really liked this and had no flatbreads so I served it over Orzo. I like the flavors but the only problem I had was trying to puree it in the blender. Maybe it's my cheap blender but I had to add a little more water to make it smooth. It also didn't need 30 minutes to cook the eggplant, more like 15. I would definately make this again and would also serve it at room temperature with flatbreads of lavash.


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It seems that for O'Connor, this essence — her self-image, the way she feels — was irrevocably bound up with the physical effects of lupus on her appearance, regardless of whether or not she was afflicted with symptoms at a given time. Put differently, O'Connor could only recognize herself in a disease-ravaged body. This is what O'Connor means when she says that she did not need to look at her reflection to paint the self-portrait — she knew "what she looked like" because she knew what she felt like.
To be Flannery O'Connor in 1953 was to have lupus.
But for O'Connor, was disease — or physical evidence of its damage — a prerequisite for literary greatness? Had she come to conflate this sickly appearance with her identity as a writer, and as a human being? Was this an extension of her Catholic faith, an exaltation of — and perhaps, identification with — Christ's bodily suffering? Or was it instead that she saw the presence of her symptoms as a sort of inverse-Samsonian metaphor for strength — what sustenance lupus drained from her body was then available to nourish her writing? For all her epistolary correspondence, O'Connor grants us little insight into the connection she drew between her appearance and the quality of her work. […]
"Faulkner really gave me a kind of humanity that I might not have had. In that sense, literature is Eucharistic. You take somebody else's suffering into your body and you're changed by it, you're made larger by their pain. You come to understand pain in a way that maybe otherwise you wouldn't."
— Mary Karr echoes the idea that reading is always an act of empathy and fiction an empathy-expander. (via explore-blog)
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Delrosa is the latest Italian restaurant to open up in the Marina and it's been welcomed with open arms by the locals. Not only is Delarosa an amazing spot to get perfectly prepared thin-crust pizzas, but it's also a great place for drinks. You may have noticed the new restaurant, as it has taken over Fuzio's old spot on Chestnut St. Next time you're in the area and are looking to try something new, do yourself a favor and checkout Delarosa.
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Cooked dinner for the first time for the boyfriend and thankfully it was a hit! He loved it! When it was first decided I'd make dinner I couldn't decide and figured I should go with what I had on hand. So spinach and feta cheese stuffed chicken breast it was! I have made this dish once before and it was a hit back then as well, so I had high hopes. This time I wanted to do a full course meal, so I started with an appetizer. Without further ado, here are the pictures (sorry for the crappy phone quality pictures!):
Here we have an artichoke bruschetta with cucumbers to dip it in! It was sooooo good!
Spinach and feta cheese stuffed baked chicken breast with a tomato & cucumber salad that was drizzled with garlic red wine vinegar, ground pepper and sea salt.
And he was in charge of dessert so he brought over fresh strawberries and dark chocolate (he already knows me so well - knowing I don't like milk chocolate really). Lucky for him I have made this poor man's fondue before so I knew what to do (because he sure didn't lol)! DELICIOUS!
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One day you wake up and realize you've had no hardships. You've punched and kicked your way up from comfortable to more comfortable, and everything you resisted and later abandoned—because it was forced on you from outside—this is what you were best at. You're left with little. You'll just wink out.
I am in a very cheery mood today!
More coffee should help.
10 or so minutes later: Wow, this is like a lot of really crappy poetry I wrote back in high school. Well, GOOD.
If I blog about the things I'm a little less afraid of after last night, will I essentially be daring myself to question how afraid of them I really am, which will result in intimidation about approaching/coping with them in the future?
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These are the details of my surgery.. Before 34AA Implants 370CC After 34C/32D I originally wanted to have the implants be inserted through the inframammary incision but Dr. Edelstein suggested going through the nipples might be a better option. I was sceptical at first as I was afraid of losing any sensitivity or not being able to breast feed when we do have children.. but he confidently answered our concerns and said he's not touching any of the glands of my breasts and should regain the sensitivity after recovering. He did not lie! They're as sensitive as ever haha the left one faster than the right, but either way, they are both good now. I am very pleased with him. It takes great skills to do what he does and I have no regrets in choosing him as my surgeon over the others out there. Thank you Dr. Edelstein. - RSJ
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I received this today and am very pleased. The shipping was quick and VERY reasonable. The quality and construction are very good. I have searched long and hard for an ottoman that was low enough to be a comfortable footrest and didn't look like something my grandmother would throw out. If you read the description, you will see that it is not a seat height. The extra storage space is perfect for slippers, etc. The brown color is dark but works well with other browns in the room. The price was great compared to many similar items I've seen on other websites. Thank you, Overstock!
This is a cute little ottoman. Although, it appears more masculine; this would make a nice addition to a family room.
I purchased this ottoman to go with a cream-colored chair, and I've been very happy with it. It seems to be the right height for the chair, holds books and looks great in a room with a lot of beige and white colors.
I was skeptical about the ottoman before purchasing it. It's fine, but not with my new sofand loceseat purchased from overstock too. It was shorter than I expected and didn't compliment the new furniture. To overstock's credit, it was what I saw and my mistake. C'est la vie!
This ottoman works great for women since it is shorter in height yet is delivers great storage.
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Even though the overall size and height is more of a footstool, it's a very nice and practical alternative to a larger footrest. The lid lifts up for storage and there is ample size to put a throw in. I preferred getting something that could be easily moved around in a smaller sized living room. This product is not leather but is well made and looks more expensive than the value price Overstock has it for.
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Monday, May 20, 2013 - 7:20pm
El Paso, TX (KDBC) — Closing arguments were heard on Monday in the Michael Herrera murder trial. As of 6:25 PM jurors have not handed down a verdict.
As we've reported, the 29-year-old is accused of murdering his then 39-year-old boyfriend, Cesar Torres.
Defense attorneys argue Herrera was acting in self defense because he was afraid the victim was going to sexually assault him. They also wanted the jury to consider Herrera's long history of mental illness.
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RLACS,Inc. > located at 15 First Avenue Red Lion PA 17356 (just off the 1st block of North Main Street, beside St. Paul's UMC; parking is available across the street, off the alley; handicap parking is directly beside the building near the front entrance.
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* Programs for Children: Provide donated school supplies and backpacks for students' Back-to-School needs. Kids Kafe provides bag lunches during the summer months. Christmas Wish List matches age-appropriate donations with the needs of a child or family; sponsors needed in Nov/Dec.
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Volunteer Staff: assist with basic office duties; sort donations; stock food pantry; pack groceries, shopping, distribute food on weekly appointment days; general errands.
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Hat and mitten basket. Storing all those loose hats and mittens within close proximity to the entryway is essential when it comes to getting out the door on time. Keep things tidy and add some visual warmth with a casual woven basket.Products: More storage basketsMore: Create a Makeshift Mudroom
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Yes I know it was four days ago, but I am just now getting to posting. I was invited to a cookout and asked to bring some sort of dish to share. Of course I couldn't pass up the opportunity to bake an America themed treat.
I've been obsessed with cupcakes lately and have been wanting to try my hand at some sort of filled cupcake. What better way to show my American pride than by baking red velvet cupcakes, with white chocolate cream cheese filling, and blue cream cheese frosting!
These things turned out beautifully! The cake was so moist. The filling, the perfect combination of white chocolate, cream cheese, and fluffiness. And you just can't go wrong with cream cheese frosting.
The cupcakes were a hit at the party. Everyone was raving about them and they were being gobbled up left and right. Feeling I had fulfilled my duty of providing an oh so American delight, I retired to the air conditioned indoors. And then tragedy struck.
I returned to porch area to find all of my cupcakes gone. I was delighted, I hadn't thought they would be that much of a hit. Then I seemed to step in something squishy, and looking down found two cupcakes smashed into the porch floor, expected casualties at an outdoor party. I quickly ran to get some paper towels to clean up the mess, and went to throw them into a plastic bag I found on the floor, but instead inside the bag I found over half of my cupcakes.
How did this happen?! Who would do this?! Was it an accident? Sabotage? My sister immediately began interrogating people. No one was fessing up, or seemed to have seen anything. The only conclusion we could come to was that someone had tried one, been blown away by the scrumptiousness of it, and wanted to take the rest for themselves. It still remains a mystery.
Red Velvet Cake
You can't go wrong with a Paula Deen recipe, and this is the exact on I used for the cupcakes. Once they are baked, take a paring knife and cute a cone shape into the middle of the cupcake. Trim the tip so there is room for the filling.
White Chocolate Cream Cheese Filling
Adapted from Baking Bites Cream Cheese Frosting
- 8 ounces cream cheese, room temp
- 1/4 cup butter, room temp
- 3-4 ounces white chocolate, melted and slightly cooled
- 2 tsp vanilla extract
- 4 tsp milk or cream (I used cream)
- 2-4 cups confectioners sugar
In a large bowl, cream together cream cheese, butter, and white chocolate. Beat in vanilla and milk/cream. Using an electric mixer, add in confectioners sugar and beat until you reach desired consistency. I more or less whipped mine so it would be more of a light and fluffy filling. Fill a plastic baggy with some of the filling and trim off a fairly large hole (the filling should be pretty thick so you needn't worry about it spilling out). Pipe filling into your hollowed cakes and replace top piece.
Cream Cheese Frosting
- 8 ounces cream cheese, room temp
- 4 tablespoons unsalted butter, room temp
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 1/2-3 cups confectioners sugar
- Pinch of salt
Cream together cream cheese and butter. Beat in vanilla and salt. Gradually add in confectioners sugar until desired consistency is reached. Spoon frosting into pastry bag fitted with a star tip and frost away!
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Offering hardwearing functionality and street-ready style, this lightweight jacket from adidas is the perfect addition to your winter training setup.
Featuring Climawarm™ technology, this windrunner is designed to regulate your body temperature, keeping you warm when the weather turns. The fleece lining and stand-up collar offer further protection from the cold, whilst the elasticated cuffs and hem seal the openings to prevent unwanted drafts.
The raglan sleeves provide freedom of movement, so your exercise regime won't be interrupted, whilst the mid-body vent allows breathability when you work up a sweat. The colourblock design and contrast zips are a nod to 80s sportswear, and the tonal three-stripe detail to the sleeves and logo print to the shoulder provide the signature branding.
Zip pockets to the side and a further pocket to the inside keep your essentials in tow, whilst the bright contrast zips and shoulder vents offer an eye-catching display when set against the dark material.
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Paris Fashion Week to me is these seven collections — Balenciaga, Givenchy, Haider Ackermann, Celine, Maison Martin Margiela, Chloe, and Alexander McQueen. If the whole fashion world suddenly shrunk to these seven brands nothing would change for me.
They are, like, different edges of the same woman, the woman who is confident about herself, what she is wearing, where she is going. She knows how to cross the line, she knows how not to. Either way she keeps it classy. Brands aren't really important for her — she doesn't chase the labels or It-things. What matters is how their collections match her personality. And these seven never fail to match every aspect of her life for 100%. They are the blueprint for building the looks and shopping whatever the budget. They are her everyday inspiration.
Haider, Margiela, and Balenciaga have already happened, and now I look forward to seeing Celine and Givenchy (tomorrow), Chloe (on Monday), and McQueen practically closing the whole fashion month on Tuesday.
Haider Ackermann
Layers and belts are essential for the Haider Ackermann look. They twist the whole idea of business suiting and smart casual outfits. They almost manifest "I have my own dress code whether you like it or not".
Maison Martin Margiela
It really is devil in the details at MMM. It's amazing how our minds perceive something. We simply build the picture based on our previous visual experience. Margiela shows how deceptive it can be. And laughs at it out loud.
Nicolas Ghesquière is another fashion magician but he makes his magic in a diffrent way. For instance, the tweed-loking outfits are in fact embroidery, and cosy knitted T-shirts are shockingly stiff as they've been dipped in glue. Every look has a story to tell.
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The American made Kershaw 1870OLBLK Knockout now comes with a cool looking olive handle and a black steel DLC coated blade. The Kershaw Knockout has a modified drop-point blade in Sandvik 14C28N stainless steel for a quality folding knife. SpeedSafe assisted opening on the Kershaw 1870OLBLK knife lets you open it quickly using only one hand with the built-in flipper or thumbstud. The durable frame lock secures this Kershaw knife for rugged use. This Kershaw Manifold folding knife comes with a deep carry pocket clip and the handle is drilled to let you carry in 4 positions.
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Katy Perry Nude Photo Allegedly Surfacesby Free Britney at . Comments
It's only a matter of time. Every so often, some celebrity will go wild on tape, and the result - nude pics and videos - hit the Interwebs for the masses to ogle.
We're not sure if this one is legit, though.
It certainly looks like Katy Perry nude, standing in front of a mirror in the bathroom and apparently snapping "artistic" naked pictures of herself with a camera.
But is the nude photo - posted by Fleshbot - actually of Katy Perry? If so, is this a deliberate stunt, Adrienne Bailon style, or did someone leak it to sabotage her?
We honestly have no idea at this moment in time. But we hope you'll take a look at the supposed Katy Perry nude pic after the jump and see what you think ...
Katy Perry kissed a girl, and she liked it, and then she was so inspired that she took this naked picture of herself in the bathroom. Possibly.
It doesn't look like Katy Perry because this was taken WAY before she was even famous. She talked about it on a radio show a while back and said that she was thinking about going into modeling because she needed money, and a while after that picture was released she became a music artist n such.
Katy Perry or not,any straight men that think this girl is not attractive need to question there sexuality.
its not katy perry but id still bend her over and do her
that looks nothin like her; yall messed up on this one
No way are Katys legs that fat, and look how rank the bathroom is, she has better taste, that girls figure is nothing like katys
I don't know what crazy a$$ who posted this is thinking. This looks NOTHING like Katy Perry. Katy is gorgeous. This girl just looks like trash. Maybe he/she should go get some glasses.
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Prior to the opening of the Cancer Institute's 12-story expansion tower in August 2010, a call was put out for original art by Arkansas artists. With a total of 215 submissions, a committee of artists from the University of Arkansas system selected 46 pieces representing the work of 28 artists to display in the institute. Some of the works include multiple pieces designed to be displayed together.
In addition, the Cancer Institute commissioned two sculptures – "Seed of Hope" and "Transformation" -- by Michael Warrick, professor of sculpture at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, and an original stained glass window by David Soos.
The committee was led by Henri Linton, a member of the faculty at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff since 1969 and chair of its Art Department since 1980. Fellow committee members included Aj Smith and Brad Cushman of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock and UAMS interior designer Claire Denham.
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European Horseracing Looks to Learn Razzle Dazzle From NFL
11 Oct, 2013
The horseracing industry, plagued by declining attendance or falling revenue in countries including France, the UK and Germany, was hoping to learn from the NFL, far and away America's favourite sport, at the Leaders in Racing conference in London this week.
Marc Reeves, the NFL's international commercial director, outlined the league's 365-day promotional build-up, joking that the actual 16-game schedule, a prelude to playoffs and the Super Bowl, is "arguably the most boring part of the year".
The NFL has even managed to turn its annual draft of promising college players into a spectacle, he said.
"It's really just our commissioner standing up on a podium like this opening an envelope, and yet we've turned that into three days of prime-time live TV," he told more than 100 racing executives.
The games themselves are an average of only 11 minutes of action in events that last about three hours and six minutes, Reeves said.
Making that sliver of activity into a world-shaking clash of titans is a challenge that could inspire the horseracing industry, where a whole days' worth of activities may build up to a race that lasts maybe two-and-a-half minutes, one executive noted later.
In contrast to American football, US horseracing is maybe the country's 49th favourite sport, according to a downcast George Strawbridge, owner of Augustin Stables, a Pennsylvania steeplechase horse operation.
"I think it's behind poker," he said.
Some European racing executives are trying to bring some pizazz to the industry in a more modest fashion.
France Galop is looking to cut back on free admissions as part of a plan to create premium brand names, according to deputy managing director Jean-Christophe Giletta, a former live-events executive who joined the governing body of French racing a year ago.
"We did not take care of our customers the last 15 years," he said. "When you don't take care of your customers, they go over to other sports."
In 2003, average attendance was 500,000 per year, with half free admissions, he said.
That year, it added another 250,000 free tickets and, from then on, paid admissions declined by 5 percent a year, he said.
Average admission prices have been €5 (£4.20) for years, but now the organisation is looking to charge €10 to €15 for the top 20 events, and more for reserved seats, Giletta told GamblingCompliance.
"For the Premier League, we want to charge premier prices," he said.
Reeves of the NFL suggested that racing industry executives use data to learn as much as possible about their customers.
They should also use technology to connect with those customers.
They should make sure to make the event itself appealing enough to lure customers who might otherwise be tempted to watch on television, he said.
"You've got too many races, too many events, too many tracks — you need to restrict," Bernie Mullin, chief executive of Aspire Group consulting, and a former National Basketball Association and National Hockey League executive, told the racing bosses.
The NFL, however, is unlikely to embrace gambling, the business that is synonymous with horseracing.
American football is fighting New Jersey in court over its vote to approve sports betting, and it bars its players, coaches and employees from endorsing or appearing in advertisements for gambling.
"We're very highly controlled by our ownership, and they've made it very clear that's an area they're not comfortable with," Reeves said.
One racetrack executive agreed that the NFL was the master of marketing, but he needed to ponder what the lesson was for his racetrack.
"There's got to be a couple golden nuggets in there; we just don't know what they are yet," said Mark Spincer, managing director of Doncaster Racecourse.


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I had applied through an employ referral. The recruiter contacted me within a week, to identify what roles I would be suitable for. Within two working days, I was invited for a phone screen. The phone screen was conducted by an engineer. The interviewer asked me about my resume and a simple coding question (sieve of erastothenes). I expected them to get back within a week, but to my surprise, the recruiter got back to me within a few hours, inviting me onsite for an interview.
The onsite interview began initially with a demo of the product. This demo is really helpful in formulating questions for the later rounds ;-) Coming to the technical rounds, the first of my technical rounds was a code review. The same Triangle class as the previous posters. This was followed by a coding/algorithms round. In this round, I was asked a "starter" question, to ease me into the process. The question was to pop the minimum from the stack. This was followed by a question, explained in the next section. To answer the same we required to implement disjoint sets. I told the interviewers that I shall use a height balancing BST (like AVL). This I said, would reduce the worst case search/insert/delete to O(log n). The interviewers probably misunderstood me, and maintained that the worst case height is O(n) for a BST (can't be denied :-) ) . This was followed by a system design question, where I had to design a system for expressions (expr = literal|expr + expr|-expr) without wasting effort on parsing. I tried to impress them with class diagrams. BIG mistake! Just write your classes and get done with it! This was followed by a round with the hiring manager. This round is essentially a resume review, and multiple technical discussions.
Finally, I was taken out for lunch by a member of the Security Assurance team. Having a background in security, he talked about the team and opportunities in them. Finally, I had a Behavioral interview with the recruiter.
They again promised to get back to me within a week, and to my surprise got back in two days!!! Alas, it was a reject, but overall an enjoyable and quick interview experience.
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Georgia 45, Buffalo 23
For Georgia, the highlight was freshman Todd Gurley's performance (100 yards rushing on eight carries, a 100-yard kickoff return, three touchdowns). The lowlight was the defense in the first half, when Buffalo gained 243 yards.
What we learned
1. Suspensions and injuries are a problem. Georgia previously announced that two of the four defensive players suspended from the Buffalo game, cornerback Sanders Commings and linebacker Chase Vasser, also will miss this week's game at Missouri but has refused to say whether the other two, safety Bacarri Rambo and linebacker Alec Ogletree, will remain benched. The suspensions are compounded by injuries. Cornerback/wide receiver Malcolm Mitchell missed the opening game with a sprained ankle and seems doubtful this week. Also up in the air: the status of offensive tackle John Theus and tailback Ken Malcome, who suffered a sprained ankle and injured hand, respectively, against Buffalo. Wide receiver Marlon Brown sat out the opener with a strained hamstring but indicated he expects to play this week.
2. Coaches aren't reluctant to play this year's freshmen. Thirteen true freshmen played against Buffalo, the most to see action in a season opener in Mark Richt's 12 years as UGA coach. (Previous high: 11 in 2008.) This speaks well of the 2012 signing class, which came aboard without a much-publicized nickname like the 2011 group's "Dream Team" label. "I really do like this freshman class," Richt said. "We've been impressed with them athletically, and they're very coachable, teachable. A lot of it has been from a special teams point of view, but we want them to get scrimmage-down reps, too."
3. Georgia has a designated "pooch" punter. While strong-legged freshman Collin Barber is Georgia's primary punter, redshirt sophomore Adam Erickson has the job of short-range punter — that is, punting in or near the opponent's territory when the objective is to pin the team close to the end zone. "He's got a really good knack for it," Richt said of Erickson, a walk-on from Athens. Erickson had three such opportunities against Buffalo, averaging 30 yards per punt and downing each inside the 20-yard line. Barber punted twice, averaging 51 yards.
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"I'm, like, 'You've got to be kidding me.'"
— Richt, recalling his initial reaction to Mitchell's injury in Thursday's walk-through practice
Loose ends
Freshman placekicker Marshall Morgan had a busy debut: two field-goal attempts (making one, missing one), six extra-point attempts (making all) and seven kickoffs (five for touchbacks). "Marshall kicked off extremely well," Richt said. "I will say he kicked offf better than he has in practices." … Former Georgia tailback Isaiah Crowell directed a message to Gurley via Twitter: "Good job lil bra!! I see u!!!!!! be better than me."
What's next
Georgia plays at new SEC member Missouri (8-5, 5-4 Big 12 last season) at 7:45 p.m. Saturday on ESPN2, the first time since 1991 the Bulldogs open their conference schedule against anyone other than South Carolina. Missouri began this sason with a 62-10 win over FCS team Southeastern Louisiana.
– Tim Tucker, AJC
THE AJC's COMPLETE COVERAGE OF GEORGIA'S SEASON OPENER:
September 2nd, 2012
4:09 pm
Did Watts Dantzler not play against Buffalo? Long came n for Burnett and Dickson for Theus. Where was Dantzler?
September 2nd, 2012
4:23 pm
We cannot afford having Norman out there in SEC games. The kid looked like a Kirby Smart/Will Muschamp type player that will get you beat in big games. Our special teams with these walk ons will be exploited against SEC teams.
September 2nd, 2012
4:37 pm
Watts came in and played left tackle towards end of game. Got hurt on 2nd to last play of game but havent heard anything about it.
September 2nd, 2012
4:42 pm
What we learned?
I didnt learn anything that I dont already know
This coaching staff continues to coach a sloppy team that embarrasses itself one week then comes out looking like the team it should be another week
With the result being a 10 win season beating no one and losing to someone that year
September 2nd, 2012
4:46 pm
poor showing.
anything less than 12 wins equals a nightmare season
why do all of you say a 10 win season is good?
September 2nd, 2012
4:49 pm
@ Flat Tire
I as bad as I hate to agree with you, I think your comment is spot on.
September 2nd, 2012
4:55 pm
Did Zach DeBell and Xzaviar Ward Play ??? we've got some O line men !!! hope we're just saving IT for Missouri !! they are For REAL !! GO DAWGS !!
September 2nd, 2012
5:17 pm
I thought we played great and was glad a lot of players got to see action.
It will pay off for us over the course of the season.
We are going to be just fine. Hope number 71 is back for next Saturday.
September 2nd, 2012
5:22 pm
Obviously the 90+ heat caused you to drink a little too much kool-aid yesterday
You might want to watch the replay of the game after the kool-aid has gotten out of your system
September 2nd, 2012
5:23 pm
Oregon allowed Arkansas state to score over 30pts yesterday. Chip Kelly is such an awful coach. Fire chip Kelly, right?
September 2nd, 2012
5:24 pm
We had to watch a really good team – Alabama being a really good team, and the sort of team we might wish we had – to learn a whole lot. After all, shouldn't we be comparing ourselves with one of the best teams around.
We learned that we don't have the depth we need. When some of our top guys get suspended, or hurt, or tired we're not deep enough to reload with equal or almost equal players at every position or almost every position.
We got killed in the SEC game last year largely because LSU was able to run in interchangeable replacements, and we were forced to use our best players until they were 'bout dead. We have plenty of high quality players for an excellent first team, in spite of how it might have looked on Saturday, but do we have the depth of the best teams?
We learned that we don't have the coaching staff to prepare our players to play as a team from the first moments of the first game. Well, we learned it again, as if we haven't learned it before. Alabama will improve as the season goes on, and so will we no doubt. Maybe we'll end up better than them, but the fact is we have to be able to start off the season playing as well as well coached teams like Alabama.
We learned that we can scrimmage teams like Buffalo. Alabama learned they can soundly defeat teams like Michigan. We learned we can beat Buffalo with our first team. Alabama learned they can beat Michigan and make it look easy.
I hope we learned enough to adjust to real football against quality opponents. We might have to play in the big leagues soon.
Go, Georgia Bulldogs!
September 2nd, 2012
5:25 pm
Wisconsin won by only 5 points over a FCS team yesterday. Fire Bret Bielema. He sucks.
September 2nd, 2012
5:26 pm
If I can't have saban I don't want anything at all.
September 2nd, 2012
5:27 pm
Boise state lost to MSU. Chris Peterson is an awful coach now.
September 2nd, 2012
5:28 pm
I have made excuses for Richt for the past 3 years, but after being at the game – and then watching how prepared a young Alabama defense was in their game… We have equal talent to anyone in the nation – but our coaching is good and not great. If Rambo and tree sit next Saturday, we are in trouble.
September 2nd, 2012
5:29 pm
Enter your comments here
September 2nd, 2012
5:30 pm
Oregon has beaten some top 10 teams lately
When has UGA beaten a top 10 program wait or a top 15 program
Yea I think it was 2008
Oh and Oregon was a nobody until about 10 yrs ago and they dont have a top 5 recruiting state like UGA has either
September 2nd, 2012
5:30 pm
I can't believe the dawgs weren't perfect yesterday. it was the first game of the season they should be flawless by now.
September 2nd, 2012
5:31 pm
Yeah and they let Arkansas state score 34……chip Kelly is such a terrible coach.
September 2nd, 2012
5:33 pm
Pj I know it's fun to say that uga is as talented as Bama but that's not true. Also I don't think saban is entertaining offers from uga, so what now? You gonna make richt dress up like him?
September 2nd, 2012
5:36 pm
Pj were you expecting the dawgs to look like Bama yesterday?
September 2nd, 2012
5:36 pm
Umm hate to break it to you but under the Richt era UGA has put 65 players in the NFL
Bama has only put 49 players in the NFL
Keep drinking the moonshine kool-aid bud
September 2nd, 2012
5:41 pm
Gawd here we go again with the kool aid talk….I swear that's the most over used figure of speech on the Internet now.
Anyway, I'm a dawg fan who loves uga but gets really tired of the whiny element in our fan base. Looking at you flat tire.
I'm not comparing talent over the last decade in total, Bama was down for a number of those years and u know it. I'm talking right now, Bama has more talent and that's the truth….they have by far the best coach too….so what do you propose? Fire richt and get whom? I don't think saban is interested.
September 2nd, 2012
5:42 pm
I was trying to get here before the Georgia Tech and Alabama trolls but I'm late..
September 2nd, 2012
5:47 pm
Maybe Wisconsin, Georgia, and Oregon can all trade coaches since none of them won by enough points yesterday.
September 2nd, 2012
5:51 pm
A year ago half of these so called dawg fans were wishing we had been the ones hiring muschamp….how's that sound now?
September 2nd, 2012
5:51 pm
Well there is a remedy for you heartache flat tire. Find another team to pull for, don't watch the games, or shut the heck up…..wow, three remedies
September 2nd, 2012
5:56 pm
The MAC conference did well against their bigger conference foes yesterday. Perspective ppl. The biggest concern going into MO is stopping their QB on run plays. That will be the difference next Sat. Go get em Dawgs!
September 2nd, 2012
6:02 pm
Good God! The DOGS wlil eat mizzous lunch…won't even be close! Sic' 'em DOGS!!!!!
September 2nd, 2012
6:06 pm
It's the coaching, stupid.
September 2nd, 2012
6:12 pm
want Spurrier ??? He looked old and tired.. relieved to win a close game against Vandy on a bad call… Want crazy Will Muschamp ??? Floriduh struggled with Bowling Green !!!!
September 2nd, 2012
6:12 pm
Either get on the bus or Shut Up
September 2nd, 2012
6:15 pm
Except for a missed pass or two the "O" looked good. The O-line looked good as I thought they would. I was suprised at the "D" giving up soooo many points & yds against "UB". Maybe they are better than we give them credit. But, I think UGA can do better, at least the jury is out on that. We will seeeeee this week-end at Missouri.
September 2nd, 2012
6:21 pm
September 2nd, 2012
5:28 pm
I have made excuses for Richt for the past 3 years, but after being at the game – and then watching how prepared a young Alabama defense was in their game… We have equal talent to anyone in the nation – but our coaching is good and not great. If Rambo and tree sit next Saturday, we are in trouble
You sound like a guy who saw a woman in a dress like one that you bought your wife and you're upset because it looks better on the other woman..It could be that the other woman is just better looking..Mark Richt is not Nick Saban and Georgia is not Alabama.Right now Alabama is better and may be the best team in the country.Right now let's just worry about Missouri who looked good against an FCS team yesterday.Georgia's guns will be blazing next week and will be ok..
September 2nd, 2012
6:44 pm
Here is the deal. We could be better. This is the purpose of a tuneup game. We tried different things and our defense was not everything we should be! Flat tire one of the reasons that Georgia has 65 players in pros (I think the # is 55) is that coach Richt develops players into pro material. One reason is that our offense is pro style in which our backs have to block and our line learns multiple schemes! In addition we cross train linemen. Glenn worked as a guard and then a tackle. This makes them more valuable. Yes I want to win a championship but part of coaching is helping the player reach their potential! Richt has continued to do that. It is also why players continue to come here and thrive! Yes we were too flat and Murray was off in timing! We should have run more and the secondary was not good but this is fixable and we will be fine!
September 2nd, 2012
6:52 pm
Flat Tire, A blocked punt, A KO return for a TD 485 yards offense, that was as vanilla as it gets, in sweltering heat against a team in Buffalo that may be a little better than expected and to their credit played with a lot of heart. Did the defense blow a couple of assignment, yes,so what.You win by 3 tds and only have 22 yards in penalties . But know nothing whiners like you only accentuate the negative. Its obvious from your posts that you've never played a down of college football on any level in that type of heat. Just a whiny A$$ that only sees doom and gloom , find another team loser.
September 2nd, 2012
6:55 pm
At the end of the Missouri game on espn3 replay, the announcer said Georgia was beatable and the defense looked suspect.
September 2nd, 2012
7:05 pm
ESPN did not select Gurley's performance as one of the bread players of the week. They have never liked UGA.
September 2nd, 2012
7:12 pm
Georgia , Here is a reality check for you. Yes Gurley looked good but it was against Buffalo. The quality teams blew out the smaller schools.Georgia did not. Im sure "The Homer" Nation is already searching for NC tickets. Missouri's going to introduce you to the reality of your future.. Saturday Georgia loses by 12.
September 2nd, 2012
7:13 pm
We played like we wanted to be somewhere else. Attitude is set by management; it always is.
|Goin through the motions
Just to make sh*t happen right
Never knowin' where we're goin
Just rollin' like waves at night|
September 2nd, 2012
7:18 pm
1969 Graduate may be right…. but let's see UGA's performance against Missouri…and I am not talking about a win or loss…I'm talking about performance….is this Team better than the Team that lost to Mich State in the Bowl Game last year…that could be a very good gauge…C'mon CMR, do your job and win!!
September 2nd, 2012
7:19 pm
Just win, nothng else matters.
September 2nd, 2012
7:21 pm
I just noticed today watching the replay. Do you think the loss of Orson Charles and Aron White hurt our offense. There was not even any looks to the te and i thought Jay Rome was really impressive in practices and the Gday game this year. It seemed like Murray had no one to go to when he was trying to check down…..and I cant even say what happened to our defense but I hope it gets fixed before Saturday.
September 2nd, 2012
7:23 pm
If Vanderbilt picks up that bloclk punt and returns it for a touchdown, Richt probably gets fired which means no contract extension. They didn't and Richt did. All that matters is who has the most points at the end of game. Everything else is just for the talk shows blogs, etc.
September 2nd, 2012
7:29 pm
Just get ready for a fired up opponent Saturday night. Want to win worse t han Missouri wants to win.
September 2nd, 2012
7:31 pm
Georgia could have hung another two or three scores on them. Yeah the D was a little lackluster in the first half. I am not all that more impressed with Mizzou's win over SW Louisiana than I am Georgia's. Agreed, Georgia needs to smooth out some rough edges and tighten it up.
September 2nd, 2012
7:33 pm
It could be worse, just think about the state of college football in the state of Pennsylvania. Temple is now the dominant team in that state. Penn State got beat at home by a MAC team (they better start getting used to that) and Pittsburgh got beat by Y'town State.
September 2nd, 2012
7:34 pm
[...] Rewind: looking back at the Georgia-Buffalo game [...]
September 2nd, 2012
7:40 pm
I don't ever, ever want to hear the name Crowell again. Don't dar e mention it you lame a** idiots..
September 2nd, 2012
7:42 pm
Bobo is cookin' up sumpin special for Mizzou, expect a lot of no huddle, 3 step drops, multiple formations, misdirection, reverses, bootlegs, counters, traps, posts, skinny-posts, slants, bubble screens, outs, speed option, with fake punts, onside kicks, quick kicks, pooch kicks and a drop kick. And that's just our first possession.