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These Teacher Prose Poetry poems are examples of Prose Poetry poems about Teacher. These are the best examples of Teacher Prose Poetry poems written by international PoetrySoup poets
We have been together
treasured joy now for many years
we trust each other with our
emotions, with affection, tears,
Any day when you are sick or hurting
I feel your pain - significant other,
when eighter-one needs attention
we help one another...
These mutual friendly feelings
for assistance, approval, support
form our tight bonds,
usually never broken
Sharing visions, time together
we respect each other,
regardless of shortcomings
I know you, "I love you anyway"
I teach a martial art. I'm not tough. I don't teach fighting. I don't teach self-defense. I lie. I do teach self- defense. I teach proper behavior. I teach courtesy. I say, if attacked, take balance. What does that mean? It means a different thing at every turn. It means being soft or being hard, but do not pour gasoline on the fire. Be in love with your attacker. I only have a few students. One is really strong and has fought a lot. One is really young and playful. Who knows what he makes of my classes. His father is my third student. He is an obvious black belt yet he wears the apparel of the student with grace.
Teaching traditional
Is based on transmission
But is receiver tuned?
Cannot transmit culture.
Culture needs discovery.
A teacher must accept
To hear the students' words
And work with their conceptions
Constructing day by day.
No discipline succeeds
With rules imposed as truth.
Discussion is a need
To improve a conscious thought.
Become constructivists!
She sits there in the back of the class, doodling on her paperwork. Getting lost in
the scribbles, tuning out the teacher, forgetting all the madness around her, her life
fading in the paper. Slap! The sound of the ruler splintering across the desk. PAY
ATTENTION! Head jerking upward, she sits up in her little desk. Pencil dropping from
her hand, rolling off onto the floor. She looks straight ahead, back straight as a
board, eyes glued ahead as the teacher drones on. Drilling things into their heads,
eyes sharp like an eagle. Looking for every chance to catch someone falling asleep,
to catch someone passing notes, to catch someone whispering. The little girl quietly
picks up her pencil and her mind drifts to dreaming of playing dress up, drifts to the
path the lead makes on the paper. The curves of a woman, not a little girl. Dreaming
of growing up into a woman. Confident, pretty, smart, strong....someone people will
notice....a woman with a voice. Slap! The ruler across her hand. She jerks it back,
clasping it to her chest. Instant sting, instant redness and she feels the tears start
to pool in her eyes, her lip quivering to hold back the yelp. Pay attention! You're not
listening! I asked you a question young lady. Should I repeat it? She's so scared
that she can't even speak so she just meekly nods her head. Hard as steel, cold as
ice, the teacher repeats the question. She hangs her head and answers but her
voice is barely above a squeeking whisper. Speak up! says the teacher. The class
can't hear you, I can't hear you she says. The little girl raises her head and repeats
her answer. WRONG! Slap! The ruler across her other hand. See if you had been
paying attention instead of DOODLING, then you wouldn't have gotten the ruler.
You'll make sure next time you will listen now won't you. The little girl doesn't
answer, doesn't speak up. She doesn't want the ruler again. So she carefully and
quietly lays her pencil on her little wooden desk that bares the markings of many
ruler slappings. And on her little wooden desk, she rests her hands that bare the
scars of many ruler slappings. She stares straight ahead at the chalkboard,
unwavering, searing a hole in the chalkboard. She tries to find the dream of dress
up, tries to find the girl dressing up as the woman she wants to be. But all she sees
on the chalkboard…no matter how hard or how long she stares...all she sees on the
chalkboard.....is nothing but chalk.
Truly it's Free Free Free
searchin' high so low
is where it was for me
I've called everyone I know
Where can it be, can I find it everywhere
"what is it we all have in common"
so should I look where, tell me dear
Well - why it is - also ordinary
Family, friends, Preachers
they also have it to give…
you can receive it from teachers
want some, you may need it too live
Try your Doctor, or Lawyer
when you're blue, down an out
try a Tutor, IT Tech, or Employer
soon, remember, when your in doubt
Just ask - someone will care
everybody has it to give you see
no need to shed a tear, find it here
"Advice it's cheep, also it's so Free"
and even as your 'teacher' watches 'you'
and your each 'dropp' that falls on me, your my rain.
and i am tired and i am thirsty and it's only just a start.
and we are as we now are, it is love and it is art.
and i know that it is bitter, some times sour even tart.
and as my fever climbs, you even help it sway to sleep.
and as it drips there slowly, yes so slowly down, a golden treat.
and as you do your very best, i can't but try my best to catch.
and each yellow sun so high and bright, it hurts my eyes.
and still it rains, you turn and smile at me, as it rains a little more.
and each dropp that drips, i see dripp on me and i ask please.
and comes more rain, as it pours on top me.
and as your hunches lift and squalls, they over power me.
and you keep me warm, you hunker down, you dry my lips.
and rain warm falls and as it cools it runs the length of all i see.
and down the small of your majestic and curved back.
and through that small and rustic, royal scenic crack.
and above me as each moon, i breach i'm always looking at.
and each dropp of rain seems bitter and it's sour it is tart.
and as your teacher watches, she can only try to hold you back.
and i am tired and i am thirsty and it rains, even now it pours.
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Immigration Policy Update: Secure Communities in Congress and Around the Country
July 13, 2012 - Posted by Maurice Belanger
Oversight Hearing on Immigration and Customs Enforcement
While this week the House was busy repealing the health care law for the 33rd time, Members did take time out to conduct some business. On July 10th, in the Homeland Security Committee Subcommittee on Border and Maritime Security, there was a hearing, "Building a Secure Community: How Can DHS Better Leverage State and Local Partnerships?" Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Director John Morton was the only witness. A few highlights:
- As part of a response to criticism of the Secure Communities program, ICE, working with the DHS Office of Civil Rights and Civil Liberties, has been keeping statistics on persons who are run through the Secure Communities program. Director Morton said those statistics are being analyzed, and some anomalies have been found that will require further investigation. Should a county be suspected of racial profiling, ICE will work with the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division to pursue a remedy.
- Director Morton stated that 287(g) "Task Force" agreements, which delegate immigration authority to law enforcement agencies outside of jail settings, will not be renewed, if they haven't already been terminated as in the case of Arizona. The agency has found them to be unproductive, and ultimately did not result in many removals. 287(g) "jail model" agreements will remain in place.
- Rep. Ben Quayle (R-Ariz.) asked what the Administration is going to do about Cook County (Chicago), which has decided not to honor ICE detainers. Director Morton said that he has been discussing legal options with the Department of Justice. Options include restricting funds to Cook County for incarceration of certain immigrants under the State Criminal Alien Assistance Program (SCAAP).
The Continuing Revolt against Secure Communities
Cook County's non-cooperation with ICE detainers is a new cause for immigration hardliners in Congress. Meanwhile, other localities are passing legislation to limit the impact of Secure Communities. This week, the District of Columbia passed legislation that will limit ICE's use of District facilities and equipment, and limit the District's response to ICE detainer requests to individuals who are more than 18 years of age and who have been convicted of a dangerous crime and only if ICE agrees to reimburse the District for the cost of detaining that individual. (For more information, see this article from the Rights Working Group.)
In California, the legislature has passed a measure that would do something similar on a state-wide level. The TRUST Act will limit the ability of state and local governments to hold immigrants based on ICE immigration detainers. Law enforcement officials will be able to hold an individual beyond the time they would ordinarily be released from custody only if the individual has been convicted of a serious or violent felony, and only if the continued detention would not violate any state, federal, or local laws. (The bill goes back to the California assembly again, for a concurrence vote, before it is sent to the governor. More specifics about the TRUST Act can be read in this summary posted on the Southern California Public Radio Web site.)
Meanwhile, back in Chicago, Mayor Rahm Emanuel this week announced his intention to introduce the "Welcoming City Ordinance," which among other things will clarify that "undocumented Chicagoans will only be detained if they are wanted on a criminal warrant by local or federal authorities, if they have been convicted of a serious crime and remain in the United States illegally, or if they are otherwise a clear threat to public safety or national security." The action by the Mayor came after pressure from advocates in the wake of an incident in which Chicago police arrested and detained a Cameroonian asylum seeker, eventually delivering her to ICE. (For more information on the Welcoming City Ordinance, see this press release from the Mayor's office.)
In Congress, the issue of Secure Communities will likely come up again next week when the House Judiciary Committee, Chaired by Rep. Lamar Smith (R-Texas), will hold an oversight hearing on the Department of Homeland Security.
Web Resources
- This week, the Forum posted a set of arguments explaining how the Administration's decision to stop deporting certain young undocumented immigrants is good for the U.S. economy. Go to our publications page to download the document.
- In the wake of the Supreme Court's decision on the Arizona's anti-immigrant law, the Forum has produced a very short roundup of the status of similar laws in other states. That can be found on our resource page on the Arizona law.
- While we wait for U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services to publish an application process for deferred action (for certain immigrant youth), there has been a lot of effort put in to educating communities around the country about the dangers of immigration fraud, as unscrupulous individuals take advantage of a new immigration program to get people to pay unnecessarily. We have links to anti-fraud materials produced by a variety of organizations on this page of our Web site.
Follow-Up: Arizona's SB 1070
While the Supreme Court rejected the argument that the controversial "Show Me Your Papers" provision of Arizona's SB 1070 is pre-empted by federal law, an injunction against that provision is still in effect. The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals will make a ruling on the injunction as early as July 20. It could lift the injunction, based on the Supreme Court's ruling, or extend it based on other issues that have yet to be argued. For more information on those and other legal issues, see our resource page on the Arizona law.
Follow-up: Grand Jury to Hear Case in Border Patrol Beating
In a previous policy update, there was a story about excessive use of force by the Border Patrol, which was the subject of a Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) investigation on their program "Need to Know." This week, a federal grand jury was called to consider evidence in a beating death at the hands of the Border Patrol that was filmed by witnesses and aired by PBS. The grand jury was convened just days after another person died after being shot by a Border Patrol agent. For more information, see this press release by the Southern Border Communities Coalition. Need To Know is also scheduled to air another segment on Border Patrol on July 20.


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Monthly Archives: March 2011
WIP Wednesday
On the table: 3 Dog Ribbon Holders – I've cut the background fabric and traced the letters onto the fusible web. I hope to get almost all of the shapes appliquéd tonight so I can prepare it for quilting by the weekend. I have a 4th one I want to try to do before I leave but not sure if I'll have time. Butterfly Applique Quilt - Nearly finished doing the appliqué stitch on all the panels. All I have are two panels with the butterfly bodies and I'll be done. Then I can trim the panels and start piecing. On the side I'm cutting fabric for strip twist blocks and my Grandmother's Flower Garden traveling...Read More »
KQC – Now on Facebook!
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Extreme Home Makeover – Sewing Room Edition
Yesterday after my podcast I got a huge urge to go to IKEA and talked the hubs into going with some Swedish Meatball bribery. I really wanted to get some sort of bins for scrap organization since what I was using wasn't really easy to get in and out of. I found the perfect system I think and I'm already very excited about the possibilities. When I was looking around my room for a place to install them (they anchor into the walls with screws), I realized I should probably take some time and re-organize my sewing room. It needed a real overhaul. Here are some before and after photos! BEFORE Note the unique usage of...Read More »
06 – Basil, New Sewing Machine, Fabric Storage, and Class Signup
Agility dog down! New Sewing Machine Class Signup for another Mystery Quilt class Review of the Sharon Schamber basting method Fabric organization suggestions Read all the comments on Big Tent here Tips on How to Have an Organized Sewing Space Do you want to participate in a quilter survey if I create one?Read More »
Guild Meeting
Coxey's Camp Quilt Blocks Tonight is my March guild meeting. I finished the second BOM block last night. We make two of the same block, one to keep one to put into the drawing for the guild. They create a set of 12 blocks and then draw a persons ticket to see who gets to take home 12 blocks that night. Last month there were enough participants to do 5 drawings! I didn't win sadly but maybe my luck will change this month. I posted this on my Twitter but I was wondering, out of these two blocks which one would you keep for yourself? Civil war fabrics are dark and muddy colors typically so I...Read More »


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The home of people behind mobile9. Join this group for the latest site updates, features, bug fixes, tips, behind the scene photos, and trade secrets.
Dalibude:Hi! Referring administration of the site relates to theft?
I have published 29 August theme and flash http://gallery.mobile9.com/f/4263092/
A week later, on September 6, my work (flash) was published by another author
(even the names are not changed) http://gallery.mobile9.com/f/4269537/?ref=3229
What does it mean? And how to react?
Put your youtube video embed code here.
ArthurWill ADMIN :There are lots of files being published everyday and thus not possible for our moderators to remember each and every files. That's why there is one dedicated button in every file page for people to report duplicate file. Just tap "Report" > Duplicate > Give us a link to your original file. Our moderators will go through and remove accordingly.
Duplicate removed.
rahuladhimulam:hey friends i have a problem installing the swf in the mobile intex sense ,any one plz sugest me some method to install the swf file (flash file) in the mobile.
cooperjie:Could I please have a response to my post....Hi Yee Mei glad you're back! Just to provide more info I have hadno problems downloading ebooks to my Samsung Galaxy Tab 10 until the upgrade. When I'm logged in nothing happens after I click on SAVE FILE. When logged out there is a countdown of 30 secs after I click SAVE FILE but nothing is saved to the Download Folder. I have tried numerous books over the past few days with the same result. Here is a file URL that I tried to download today : http://gallery.mobile9.com/f/4279290/?ref=4216 I really hope you can fix this. Having signed up as premium user but not able to download books for a more than a week has been most frustrating. Thanks
bur-belka:Good day!
Removed my competitive work because "Incorrect Category"
I do not understand. why not first just wrote what I would have edited?
I beg you to return my file, and I will edit.
Sincerely, bur-belka
jolansky:i beg for the admins to restore this file, it was part of the DC contest and took them much effort to make,,pls do action,,thanks
yeemei12 ADMIN :Hi, sorry for the mistake. I have returned the file to your gallery, you may check it. I will check again with moderator. Thanks.
jolansky:thanks yeemei,,,pls do also for imsagi( but if it already restored,,my biggest thanks again)
bur-belka:unfortunately there is no file in the gallery !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
bur-belka:Thank you returned my file to the gallery!
HeavensCloud:Hi there admins,
Several DC entries had been deleted including my work for the reason of incorrect category..I categorized mine as originals for the reason of its my work & made by me..
It's very unfortunate that they deleted our works just like that (specially knowing its an entry).It would be much appreciated if you guys notifies us first before doing some action specially if it concerns about competitions.
How about adding some new category for competition entries !!
May we know whose the one responsible for this action so that we can have a word with her/him not to criticized but to discuss her/his side & our side.
FILE ID number : 4277546
ramaisraw:Hello there,
I completely agree with Heavens bro, even my DC entry was rejected with the reason ''Incorrect Category''. I've put my entry in 'MOVIE' Category since it was made on the movie Titanic. Its so disappointing that we've given our time to make competition entries & yet they are rejected.
My REJECTED FILE ID - 4277749
warda29:i a also agree with Heaven cloud and ramaisraw why you deleted our competion entries we work on 14 day on this competion .and you wer deleted in one second why if catagory is not right you wil inform us or corated your self , you reture our files myrejeted file id is 4276542
melodychengxi:agree with that, we would be appreciate if they could send us a notice before deleting our works!!
yeemei12 ADMIN :Hi, I have checked with moderators regarding those rejected files you all gave to me, thanks for that. Sorry for the mistakes that they rejected it incorrectly. The files have been back now.
HeavensCloud:Thank you so much Yeemei..
It's ok we understand,sometimes unnecessary mistakes do happens to all of us..
Ramaisraw bro & Warda & other participants would understand it too for sure!!
Have a Nice day !!
yeemei12 ADMIN :You are welcome! Thanks for the understanding too! Goodluck for contest
HeavensCloud:You're welcome Yeemei,Sorry to bother you again but can you please restore other entries as well..
Thank you in advance !!
More power !!
warda29:thank you so much yeeme for returning our work .
imsagi:yeemei my literary art dc 113 file is also deleted
imsagi:i am agred wuth dc raama and warda
yeemei12 ADMIN :You're welcome all, anything just let me know and I will try my best to help!
ramaisraw:Hi there Mei, Thank you for the help, no problem we do understand that it was some kind of confusion from Mod side.
I've another problem with my DC Wally. My file is Visible in M9 General Gallery, but i can't see it in My Gallery. It seems like its Hidden from my gallery.
I can attach a screenshot if you want to see..
ramaisraw:See in the screenshot below, my DC Wally is not showing but i've checked by the File Link & its visible in M9 General Gallery.
vijayrajput027 PRO :my app http://gallery.mobile9.com/f/4276297/ is still on review process from last 4 days...when it will be available..???
Put your youtube video embed code here.
yeemei12 ADMIN :Hi, as replied in the previous post, we were having holidays and just back to work. By right your apps have been approved now.
vijayrajput027 PRO :thank you
yeemei12 ADMIN :You're welcome.
melodychengxi:hey guys! i am new here! nice to meet you guys!! where are you all from? is there anybody from india?namste !!!
vijayrajput027 PRO :namste...
ayellitis75:Hello mods, is there a glitch in the new m9 update? because I can't download any e-books in my tablet. When I'm logged in as a user nada, nothing happens I can'y download or I can't even comment or when I tap the favorite button nothing happens. But when I'm logged out as a user and download e-books then it's fine, I can download. The total bummer is that I can't download the latest postings of whom I'm following because nothing's happening with my tablet.
I'm using google chrome as a browser when I log in at Mobile 9 website. I don't use the app because the updates were a day delayed so I keep abreast with what's happening on my activities page. Since it's bugged out I can't do that anymore.
Your assistance would be very much appreciated.


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Paul, about your question on tutorials at Lynda.com:
I presume there are several tutorial sites for ACad, so maybe the others are as good or better.
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PRINCETON (WVVA) - Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin visited Princeton Wednesday, delivering 'thank yous' to first responders.
Tomblin delivered thank-you cards made by elementary school students to workers at the Princeton Fire Department.
Tomblin commended the crews for their efforts during the destructive storms that struck the region in June.
"I was just so pleased with all of the first responders from all over the state," Tomblin said. "They were able to work at the city, county, state level -- everyone was working together."
Tomblin headed to Hinton following his Princeton stop. He is currently on the campaign trail, vying to fend off the challenge of Republican Bill Maloney on November's gubernatorial ballot.


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LOL! What was T.I. thinking about with his Hustle Gang "Get Dough Or Die" artwork? Let's be honest, what the hell is Hustle Gang/Hu$tle Gang? Gangs aren't even hot anymore, so why would T.I. really try to make a few bucks off of that? Anyway, it seems as though his artwork and the project, overall, isn't catching much love on the mixtape sites like DatPiff.com. Y'all might be hyped to get your hands on it, but if you're anything like these doggies, you might be better off passing:


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The Charlie Brown Phase: Why Spicy Foods Taste Better in Outer Space
In space, even cravings are different. Astronauts who might not necessarily like spicy foods on Earth develop a taste for hot sauce, and start craving sour and sweet tastes. Scientists have a few theories about why this happens.
One factor might be that people lose their sense of smell in space, and with it much of their experience of flavor, as anyone with a stuffy nose can tell you. The heat of peppers is perceived by pain receptors, not taste buds, so an astronaut with a dulled sense of taste and smell may come to crave the hot "taste" of spicy food.
NASA's lead food scientist, Michele Perchonok, believes astronauts lose their sense of smell because the fluids of their bodies aren't pulled toward their feet, as they are on Earth.
"We call it the Charlie Brown phase, because their faces have gotten more round," says Perchonok. Round, because they are retaining fluid in their heads. "And as they retain fluid, they also feel like they have a cold or they're congested, and again they're not smelling as much."
Read more: Why Astronauts Crave Tabasco Sauce - NPR
What do you think? Do you crave spicy foods when you are congested?
Related: Better Than Tabasco? Louisiana's Crystal Hot Sauce
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umm, i crave sriracha ALL the time! But, I have a friend with no sense of smell, who craves tastes he can 'feel' - vinegar, spicy, minty foods... other flavors do nothing for him.
Ya I do crave for something warm nd spicy,,,
@Irene, you might like this recipe for Sriracha spiked artichoke dip! http://robinsbite.com/?p=627
I always want hot soup and tea for the steam, and spicy foods, when I'm congested. Because it works.
Astronauts visited my middle school once upon a time (on earth--I'm not an alien) and told us they couldn't stand anything minty to eat because it reminded them of toothpaste. A couple of chocolate mint desserts were not hits. But here on earth, mint is nice when congested. Of course, I don't eat from a tube.
I love spicy food at ANY time. It's especially good for me when I'm hungover, have a cold or any illness, days I feel blue or blah...one of my fave cures for the sniffles is a piece of bread (preferably the white, spongy supermarket stuff) smeared on one side with tomato ketchup, the other side slathered with sriracha: fold in half and snarf down. Aaaah...the world looks like a friendlier place. Also: peanut butter (crunchy) and Indian lime pickle.
Whoah, carrborogirl, that definitely proves taste is subjective, because that sandwich description made me dry heave. Yikes.


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SAN DIEGO — Name it and the Dallas Cowboys failed at it Sunday afternoon. Failed miserably. Even a whimper would have been an upgrade.The Cowboys were definitely outplayed. Absolutely outcoached. Most certainly schooled by a veteran quarterback.That kind of summary was supposed to be reserved for next weekend when the mighty Denver Broncos are on the agenda. But go ahead, and prepare early. Hide the women, children and horses for that one.Instead, this was the San Diego Chargers doing a hammer job on the Cowboys, totally dominating in the second half, running off 20 unanswered points overall, and in a 30-21 whipping, creating immediate doubts if Mr. Jerry even has another 8-8 club on his failed football hands.Based on what was observed Sunday, 8-8 would be a miracle. On a mediocrity scale in the NFL, the Chargers supposedly ranked somewhere below the opponent that came rolling into dilapidated Qualcomm Stadium.When the Cowboys took a 21-10 lead late in the first half, it appeared the mediocrity ranking system would hold.Nope.So, this Bill Callahan thing as the new offensive coordinator/play-caller will now have to be revisited. Going stagnant in the second half, the offense fell victim to that item commonly known as halftime adjustments.Or fell victim to that dreaded coaching hell also known as being outschemed.But wait. It gets worse.The Cowboys' defense was even more dreadful in the area of being outschemed, outcoached, outplayed, outgutted.Granted, Sunday broke bad for new defensive coordinator Monte Kiffin. In the wee hours, son Lane was fired as head coach at USC.And then the kickoff came here in the afternoon. Monte's defense got toasted. Philip Rivers, a quarterback with a good NFL pedigree, was a step ahead of Kiffin seemingly on every second-half snap.Three times Rivers burned the Cowboys for touchdowns when linebackers got isolated on receivers who could beat linebackers in coverage.Bruce Carter was victimized twice by short-stuff running back Danny Woodhead, and Sean Lee took the fall on a deep route from noted tight end Antonio Gates.What was Lee doing in Gates coverage, alone, some 35 yards down field? As Frank Broyles used to say on TV, "Where's the safety man, Keith?"Lee, for his part, wanted no part of blaming the coverage scheme. He blamed himself for being beaten.And overall, Lee stated the obvious about what went wrong in the second half. "It's terribly frustrating," he said.Deep burns also weren't Rivers' primary weapon in his masterful performance. Mainly, he dinked and dunked, and dumped off in going 35 of 42 for 401 yards and three TDs.Rivers has been around long enough for everyone to know he can and usually does bail out a play with the dinks and dunks and dump-offs. Tight ends and running backs caught 22 of his 35 completions, 10 of them by Gates.He's Antonio Gates. You don't have stopping him in your game plan?Lee, who had a first-half Rivers pick (off a Jason Hatcher deflection) and a TD return, actually said, that "the dinks and dunks didn't hurt us. The big plays hurt us."No, Sean. No. No. Maybe Lee was simply attempting to protect the coaches and the failed scheme, but that was the wrong alibi.And when the Cowboys' corners were burned by wideouts, it was usually the simple slant route, another of Rivers' longtime menu items.Slants are stopped by physical corners, using their hands at the line of scrimmage. Instead, the Cowboys corners' played soft.Rivers was playing behind a depleted offensive line, but as the game went on and the Cowboys' defense wore out, he was operating under minimal pressure."We just got outplayed, that's for sure," Hatcher said. "Rivers nickeled-and-dimed us up and down the field. They had a great game plan. Rivers made it work."Brandon Carr, the cornerback, had the same Chargers' game-plan comment. "Today was a big letdown for us in all three phases of the game," he said. "They definitely had the game plan, they had the quarterback to execute it, and they executed that game plan up and down the field."If coaching adjustments happened on either side of the ball, and I'm assuming they did, the adjustments never produced anything of a positive rebuttal for the work of Rivers.The Cowboys were simply a bad football team who were badly coached in this defeat.And unprompted, a frustrated Hatcher even mentioned the next assignment for the defense:"Peyton Manning, the best quarterback in the league, he's coming in."And imagine the glee when Peyton gets a look at the game film from this one. Randy Galloway can be heard 3-6 p.m. weekdays on Galloway & Co. on ESPN/103.3 FM.
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Is Culinary School Worth the Time and Tuition?
Three things to think about before you enroll.
Culinary School: Dollars and Cents
By Rebecca Noss
Your parents wanted you to become an accountant, which could explain why they keep saying things like, "You're going to pay how much for culinary school tuition so you can get a minimum-wage job?"
Not to say that culinary school isn't a good choice or that it's not worth the money, but you'll have to do some careful thinking and planning. Paying back high-priced student loans on an entry-level culinary arts salary can be a challenge. So don't get caught up in the moment and sign up for private, high-interest loans that you're going to struggle to pay back on a line cook salary. Assuming success is your goal, why not make good decisions at the beginning of your culinary school journey?
Three Things to Think of Now
1. Have a plan. Have a real plan: one where you take a sober look at your bank account, your financial aid options and your earning potential after graduation. If you're not sure how you're going to make those loan payments, what's going to change in the next one to two years? Or six months—depending on your repayment schedule.
Instead, start working in a restaurant kitchen. It doesn't have to be a glamorous job. But at least you'll have a better idea what to expect and where you want to go when you graduate from culinary school. Not to mention that having job experience in addition to your education will help you qualify for better, higher-paying positions that much faster.
2. Be honest with yourself. Culinary school is not exactly a get-rich-quick scheme, so it's good that most people become chefs for the love of cooking rather than the salary—although According to Salary.com's May 2012 survey, the median national annual salary for executive chefs is $67,995. But the majority of the chef jobs out there aren't executive chef jobs, and you'll most likely have to work your way up, even with a culinary school degree. Learn, now, how to make a reasonable budget (one that includes paying off any student loans you may incur).
3. Look into your loan options before you start talking to school representatives. Remember that their job is to sell you something, and you're in charge of your own financial future. Don't rely on someone else to be responsible with your money.
Scholarships and grants are the best, if you can get them. Look around. There may be more options than you think. Also, Federal loans are usually low-interest, which makes them reasonably manageable. If you're thinking about private loans, be sure to read the fine print. It's important to know what you're getting into. Think about the repayment schedule. It always comes faster than you think.
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Knowledge is specific to a person. It's information that has been filtered by a person's interests and integrated into his or her understanding. All that stuff you get from a Google search is information. You select a few bits from search and learn more about them, and some of them became part of your knowledge base – integrated into the arguments you make and how you think about things. Information itself is like a treasure chest – multiple users can draw from it and make knowledge from it in different ways.
Ann Blair in "Information hoarders"
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I felt a freedom there, a freedom that makes perfect sense if you recall that while our library derives from the Latin liber, meaning the inner bark of a tree—an early form of paper—the primary meaning of the word is "free, independent, unrestrained." Books and liberty are born of the same parent.
—Susan Olding, "Library Haunting"
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The Irish fanned out across Europe, salvaging books wherever they could, making copies, reassembling libraries and teaching the newly settled barbarians of the continent to read and write.
But they did more than this: they managed to infuse the emerging medieval world with a playfulness previously unknown. In the margins of the books they copied, the Irish scribes drew little pictures, thickets of plants, flowers, birds and animals…
As the public grows more desperate, scholars are working to randomly italicize different sections of the text, hoping the italics will land on the important parts and allow everyone to go on with their day. For now, though, millions of panicked and exhausted Americans continue to repetitively search the single column of print from top to bottom and right to left, looking for even the slightest semblance of meaning or perhaps a blurb.


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The O'Driscoll DictionaryList of words I've made up. Does not include the many words that spell check tells me aren't real, so if you see a word in my work that isn't on this list and you don't think it exists yet, tell me! It might just be that I've been using it so long I forgot it's not real. Click the word to see it used in its original work. I will add to the list as I go through old work to find the words I've made up before, and as I add new poems with new words I'll try to remember to add them here.NB: 8/3/2013 > Chromium have been checked and put here. Arachnic (2013) - Arachnid (spider) like. Aquanine (2013) � aquarian / aqua. Carrow (2013) - Dark, narrow, carousing, nasty, abusive space. (Not fully formed definition yet) Chloroformic (2010) - with qualities of chlo
Devious Journal EntryLatest NewsHeyguys. I spent the evening with friends playing in the snow and smiled and laughed a lot, and it was wonderful. It reminded me that I have come a really long way from rock bottom.... however that doesn't stop me being aware that I am still in a bad place.I posted four things today; Hard, Rock Bottom, Mutant and Get Up. Of all of those, Get Up and Mutant are the two I love the most. Get up is a short story (of sorts) so I don't know how many of you will read it, and of those of you who do I don't know who will understand, but its out there none the less.My writing tends to go in phases, of dark love poetry and then just dark poetry. I'm sure you can guess why. This seems to be a dark period, but I'm trying to refrain from writing outpourings of emotions. Not because I don't think that is art, I do actually. I very much do. It's just that I have done that before. I have sat and waxed lyrical and tried to be blunt and brutal and honest and raw and unmasked... but that's a
From me, to you.This week I've noticed a couple of people posting comments like "I will never be able to write like that" or "I wish I could write as well as you" and I wanted to quickly respond to them whilst its on my mind.Firstly, I am no expert writer. I suffer with issues of punctuation, grammar, spelling, editing, stubbornness and pride. But secondly, please remember that I am 25 years old and I have poems that I wrote when I was ten. That means I've been writing fifteen years. I have an archive of about 700 pieces. It's a lot. And the more words you write, the more words you will have written that have the potential to be amazing. Simple maths!BUT I know this might sound like just words, so... from me to you, here is a poem I wrote in 1997, at the age of ten. You may laugh, point, pretend that it's amazing, whatever you like, but just remember that everyone starts somewhere, and everyone progresses beyond that if they try.MajikFlying coloursBlack catsFull moonsAnd batsTh
Magic of Memories Comp - CLOSED** This competition has now CLOSED.Lit Competition #14 - "The Magic of Memories"I just read through my past journals and it seems this is my 14th lit competition here on DA, and my 17th competition overall, which is jolly! I have obviously been gone a long time so I wanted to meet people from the lit community and get involved again so this seemed like a good idea, plus obviously its almost Christmas so why the hell not!The ThemeThis year I asked my 7 closest friends to write their favourite memory from 2012 on a piece of paper about each of the other 7 (including me). They will all go into envelopes and on New Years Eve each person will get an envelope with these letters from the other 7 people about them. This is a great way to remind you of how far you have come in the past year, remember the best days and nights of that year, to feel loved, and it provides a permanent reminder that you can go back to in twenty years and remember this year. I'm hoping that it'll go
RE: complexityHear me explain my poem 'Mutant' and discuss layers in my work hereI don't mind if you mistake brevity for simplicity.I don't mind if you mistake something that reads effortlessly as something that had no effort put into it.I don't mind if you mistake innovation for laziness.I don't mind if you mistake new words for spelling mistakes.I don't mind if you mistake me for a fool.Because at the end of the day its the innovators who dare to do things differently, whether other people like it or not (and in my case they do), that make language new and exciting.If everyone hated my work because it's weird and has elements of new things in it, I would still write it.So why, on the same token, would I stop writing that way just because it's popular.As I said, if you want to make those assumptions, that's fine, I respect your right to your opinion about my work, but I know differently. I know that almost every poem I've ever written
Competition time again! *CLOSED*Update 15/2/13: Competition has CLOSED for month one.The Review Project, Competition... ThingHi guys! Well it's not so much a competition as it is a project in which you can win prizes... the idea came to me and I thought I'd share it with you all.NB: There are copies of this blog post to take comments from here and here.Your Mission (should you choose to accept it):Is to go to the profile of a writer that you like on DeviantART and leave them a review. Not on a specific thing they've written but about them as a writer.Over my years here on DA I have kind of collected these reviews, and when I self published my poetry collections I used them on the back of my book because some of them were just so sweet.Perhaps the person you review will add your thoughts on them to their DA page, or to their writing website to help other people get an idea about who they are as a writer.Revie
2000. 11. 14.http://youtu.be/w1oM3kQpXRoI am not going to lie and play it cool... I will readily admit I was waiting and watching and hoping.. and now it has happened. I just got my 2000th watcher. I don't remember how many watchers I had (and removed from watching me) when I left a couple of years ago, it really doesn't matter. I don't think I am the same artist, or person, I was then really. I ran a lot of competitions then, and back then they were rarer.. this time I feel like my watchers are here to watch me, not to see what they can get from me.... and it feels amazing...so, that's my roundabout way of saying thank you. Next week I will turn deviantART 6 years old. But the past 11 months since I rejoined have been some of my best times here. Thanks to all my watchers and .. just thank you. I am not expressing myself very well but I am so happy.and now, I suppose, its time for a personal update.This is difficult to write because I am teetering right on the edge of that thing I hate so much
Personal *Trigger warning*!Trigger warning, and this is very personal stuff so don't feel like you have to read it. Trigger warnings for discussions of self harm, suicidal thoughts and methods, sexual and emotional abuse, and my general insanity.This morning I read an article (this one) about Self Harm Awareness. So I thought today I would talk about some personal things, my future, my present and my past. Before I do so I must reiterate a potential trigger warning, and ask that everybody go check out Nic's awesome article here. If you have been my watcher a long time, as I know some of you have, then you will have heard this before. Like I said, no need to read it. If you have been my watcher a long time, as I know some of you have, then you will have heard this before. Like I said, no need to read it, if you do decide to
Black (as knight)Latest newsIt's time for a new combo feature! Today I am featuring my poem Black and deviations that reminded me of this poem. Remember to click through, fave, comment, watch etc on these wonderful pieces. :]I recorded my new short story The Waiting Game and an old short story Heartbeats. Let me know if you enjoy them or fave the deviations: Last night I also debuted my new feature called Communal Karma in which I give a feature to everyone who suggested a literature DD in the past month. These guys don't just click a button, they go out of their way to suggest your work and help it get seen site wide. They deserve some love, and you could be one of them! Just suggest a DD. If your suggestion gets a Daily Deviation then I could be fea
Project EditHello there odd collection of people who read my ramblings!I have an idea for a project. I was going through some of the really old pieces in my gallery recently that I haven't looked at in a long time, sorting through them and picking out some to edit and putting stuff into gallery folders to keep it organized and I had an idea. This would be the project:-select a handful of pieces (3-5) that you have an eye to improve, and could use feedback on-copy or move them into a gallery folder titled "project edit"-visit like gallery folders of fellow deviants and leave feedback for them-receive feedback on your own pieces-consider the input of your fellow writers and tackle your edit.-link me with finished pieces and I will select some to feature in subsequent "project edit" journals-propagate this project by suggesting participation from fellow writersPARTICIPANTS- (click the link next to name to go to Project Edit pieces)disrhythmic http://disrhythmic.deviantart.c
The Literature Community ExperimentThis is a typical example of a Beccalicious shower pondering! The idea of this is to try and bring together as many people as possible all in one journal, but not for the sake of making a big number, but to encourage interaction and share useful tidbits. We often say the "literature community" has drifted apart over the past few years and this is just one attempt to try get people to come back together. It's a little hippy, perhaps a far-fetched idea, which is why I am calling it an "experiment". This could be successful and could be a complete fail- only you guys and your efforts can decide its fate! Wow! The response for this has been HUGE!!! Thank you so much all of you who have participated! Don't forget to add CRLiterature to your watch as well as replying to all these wonderful comments! The Experiment So you may be new to the literature side of deviantART, or you may be one of those long
Untitled is just a synonym for lazy.Well, the color poem form I introduced to dA was a rousing success, but interest of late seems to have died down. So I'm back with a new form for you all, something exciting and new, something different, something that I will probably make into a contest once I get some points in the bank. You ready?EDITThere's a group now - feel free to head over to TheTitlePage! We're still in set-up mode, so excuse the plainness for now.Found Poetry Project - Titles as ArtOne of my favorite things about the creative process is coming up with a good title. The title can make or break a piece; it can give context not provided in the piece itself, set a tone or mood, or just give that little extra something you can't put a name on.You know I'm right. How many times have you stumbled into an ordinary piece with a beautifully creative title? And it's not something
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How I Got Started...A journal entry from a friend prompted me to think about my beginnings as a mask maker. When I started making masks about 25 years ago (wow!) it was totally on a whim. I was born drawing. My fantasy art, when I was a kid, was pretty standard stuff (dragons, unicorns, things with wings) but I always had a good sense of design and color. I'd been dabbing in leather art...doing tooling on archery bracers and things of that nature. Nothing particularly spectacular or uncommon really but it ~was~ a good thing that I concentrated on tooling and carving first because I perfected my technique in that respect long before the masks happened.Back then, NO ONE made masks out of heavy leather with detailed tooling. It just wasn't done. Masks of leather were either thick and plain or thin and swirly/curly in the Venetian style. People used molds for the thick masks, and molds press and mar carving. People used their hands shaping the thin leather, but obviously the thin leather wasn't suitabl
A Call to Conversation (20)--:dev0hgravity:Welcome to the 19th article focusing on featuring and getting to know the deviants behind the work! This series will be posted every Wednesday. If you have a deviant you'd like to see included, please send TwilightPoetess a note with the subject "Call to Conversation"--make sure to include the deviant's name as well as a reason you think they'd make a good interview subject! Also, feel free to send along a question or two you'd like to have answered by them!This week's featured deviant is 0hgravity!Started writing seriously about as long ago as I've been on dA (3 years). Most of my poetry focuses on imagery of all sorts (I try to be diverse subject-wise) and word play. My prose focuses more on character development than plot and those characters tend to be the average folk caught in unique or almost…surreal circumstances; I like subtlety. As for life outside dA, I won't have one cause I'm in medical school, y'all! It
the great article hunt continues + new videoit's weird not getting the messages i used to because i'm not playing in the trash anymore.i miss the interaction.someone come fuck with meClick all links in this journal. They will help you one way or another but they don't work if you don't click. NEW VIDEO IS UP -- Planning vs Not Planning http://youtu.be/IbjqtyKJCAMtheWrittenRevolution featured Scream! Here's the link -- http://thewrittenrevolution.deviantart.com/journal/Affiliates-Feature-January-347080763. I am honored and humbled by this. They also featured Word-Smiths -- very cool, thank you again Solarune!http://suite101.com/article/7-characteristics-of-great-fiction-writers-a308720want to bitch me out from my link in the forum to this same article? go ahead. show me (and everyone) how undedicated you are to your craft.and here's a bonus for those of you who still like me even a little: http://www.brainpickings.org/index.php/2012/04/12/john-cl
Team Members Feature and an Introduction!Members Artwork FeatureHey everyone! I'm glossolalias or Jorge. Welcome to BurdenedHearts! This is a weekly feature I'll be running, and usually, it'll showcase artwork relating to a weekly theme designated by one of the articles or editorials submitted by other team members! Due to the fact we don't have many submissions yet, this week I'm going to introduce all of team via their artwork and a little blurb because I am in a really good mood right now.First off, the talented and caring founder of this group, BloodshotInk. Spirited, down-to-earth, and very active in the community, it's hard not to love her. I'd suggest a peek through her gallery because it's impossible to showcase the magnitude of her work with such a small sample.Sammur-amat! One of the sweetest people you'll ever have the pleasure of knowing. She's kind, funny, and on top of that, a very talented writer with a
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Delicious! I made it with lamb loin chops because I was making it for 2. It's really all about the sauce though - amazing! Excellent flavor with just the right spice and a hint of mint. I could't find pomegranite molasses so I made it myself -- found a recipe on line. Pomegranite juice, lemon and sugar and simmer down to a syrup. I'll make this again, this time for company!
Leg of Lamb with Spicy Harissa
Photo: Ellen Silverman; Styling: Toni Brogan
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 244
- Fat: 9.4g
- Saturated fat: 2.9g
- Monounsaturated fat: 4.9g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.7g
- Protein: 20.4g
- Carbohydrate: 17.4g
- Fiber: 0.9g
- Cholesterol: 64mg
- Iron: 3.3mg
- Sodium: 412mg
- Calcium: 61mg
- Harissa:
- 1 teaspoon crushed red pepper
- 1 teaspoon coriander seeds
- 1/2 teaspoon cumin seeds
- 1/2 teaspoon caraway seeds
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 tablespoon minced garlic
- 1 1/2 cups canned whole tomatoes, undrained and finely chopped
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh mint
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- Lamb:
- 1/4 cup pomegranate molasses
- 2 tablespoons finely grated ginger
- 1 tablespoon minced garlic
- 1 tablespoon minced shallots
- 1 (2 1/2-pound) rolled boneless leg of lamb, trimmed
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
- 3/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1. To prepare harissa, place the first 4 ingredients in a spice or coffee grinder; process until finely ground. Heat oil in a small saucepan over medium heat. Add 1 tablespoon garlic and spice mixture; cook 1 minute or until garlic is golden and spices are fragrant, stirring frequently. Add tomatoes, mint, and 1/2 teaspoon salt; reduce heat to low, and simmer 1 hour or until mixture thickens to a paste, stirring occasionally. Remove from heat; chill until ready to use.
- 2. Preheat oven to 375°.
- 3. To prepare lamb, combine molasses, ginger, 1 tablespoon garlic, and shallots. Unroll lamb; sprinkle 1 teaspoon salt and black pepper over both sides. Spread half of molasses mixture on top of lamb. Reroll lamb; secure at 1-inch intervals with twine. Place on a broiler pan; rub remaining pomegranate mixture over outside of lamb. Bake at 375° for 50 minutes or until a thermometer registers 125°. Place roast on a platter; let stand 15 minutes. Serve with harissa.
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- COOKING METHOD: Bake
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(Third in a series.)
It's been an interesting year for Logan Gray. The 2009 season started with many Georgia football fans calling for him to play more in relief of -– or in place of –- senior quarterback Joe Cox. And the season ended with rumors swirling that Gray would switch positions before spring practice, leaving quarterback for perhaps wide receiver.
Turned out, the calls for more playing time were unheeded and the rumors were overblown.
So after a 2009 season that saw him rarely on the field, Gray, who will be a redshirt junior in the fall, looks forward to a spring competition with Aaron Murray and Zach Mettenberger, both of whom will be redshirt freshmen, to succeed Cox as the Bulldogs' starting quarterback. (Note: Recent signee Hutson Mason, the record-setting Lassiter quarterback, won't arrive in Athens until the summer.)
Gray, Mettenberger and Murray met last week with beat reporters who cover the Bulldogs. I've previously posted transcripts of the sessions with Murray (click here if you missed it) and Mettenberger (click here if you missed it). Now, here's the interview with Gray, a dual-threat quarterback who signed with the Bulldogs out of Rock Ridge High School in Columbia, Mo., and, it should be recalled, was rated the nation's seventh best QB prospect by ESPN as a high school senior.
There's been so much talk about a position switch. Did you think a lot about that, or were you a quarterback in your mind all along?
Gray: I've thought about it some. I think ultimately I just want to try to do what's best for me and what's best for our team and helping out the team. I've thought about it, and nothing has really changed, dating back to anytime really. I'm planning on playing quarterback. If it doesn't work, I'm not, like, opposed to playing receiver or trying to play defense or whatever it may be. Ultimately I just want to try to help the team win and, you know, contribute.
Did the coaches leave a decision on a possible position switch up to you?
Gray: The coaches never really even confronted me about the whole issue. It was kind of interesting that all this whirlwind talk started brewing up and everything because it seemed to me like Coach [Mike] Bobo was planning on me playing quarterback through the spring. . . . This spring I am planning on playing quarterback.
So how do you view the quarterback competition going into the spring?
Gray: I feel like obviously we're looking for a starting quarterback, and I feel like I can compete for it. And after last year, I didn't get quite as much experience as I would have liked, but I feel like I'm ready to go this spring and I'm excited about spring practice and what's going to happen. Obviously we get caught up so much in these individual battles and stuff that we forget sometimes that we're still Georgia and the whole goal is to win games and get better as a team. Obviously I want the best player at quarterback to play who's going to help us. If it's not me, I'm going to try to contribute any other way I can.
How did you cope with all the will-he-switch-positions talk?
Gray: There's always going to be stories coming up about something. That just kind of got brought up somehow. It didn't really bother me. I stopped talking to the media for a little bit at the end of last year, just to let it all clear over and not be a distraction from the team or anything like that. Like I said, I've just let it all smooth over . . . and we'll see what happens on the field before everybody starts talking about this or that.
Do you see the quarterback competition as all three candidates being on an even keel, or inside the program do people view someone as the favorite to win the job?
Gray: I would like to hope that everything is on an even keel, but obviously the coaches have in mind what they think is going to be best for the team. So we'll see what happens. Really, there's nothing that me or Zach or Aaron can do besides give it our best shot and do everything we can to prove to the coaches we should be the No. 1 guy. I guess all you can really worry about is yourself. I'm just trying to focus on what I can do and not worry about what other people are doing.
How did you stay positive after not playing as much as you thought you would last season?
Gray: I think everybody on our team has just got to keep a straight-ahead mindset going, especially after a tough year last year. There were a lot of things, besides me maybe not getting as much playing time as I would have liked, that just didn't go our way. But obviously dwelling on anything that happened in the past is not going to get me anywhere, so I've just been trying to work hard this offseason and do what I can to get better and get stronger and get faster and make sure there's no way they can keep me off the field, even if it's not quarterback.
How much pressure did you feel last season when you'd get on the field for such short stints [i.e., one play]?
Gray: That was one of the toughest parts actually. You'd come in for a play, and maybe that play didn't work. Maybe you got a zero-yard gain on a run play or something. You'd try not to, but you'd be stressing because you'd want to make something happen so bad so that you could get more plays or get more opportunities. . . . We've all got a clean slate coming into this year. And we're 0-0, so get back to work. And spring practice will just ultimately be big in deciding what's going to happen in the future.
How much have Aaron and Zach grown as quarterbacks [since enrolling at UGA in January 2009]?
Gray: They've definitely grown a ton. I think coming in early helped both of them a lot. They've been through spring practice before. Just maturing from from a knowing-what-to-do standpoint and a comfort standpoint is probably the biggest thing. I think that's with any young quarterback; it takes a little while to get the comfort behind center that it takes to be successful with the game speed that goes on.
The three of you bring different things to the table. Will that make the competition potentially harder to judge?
Gray: Possibly. Maybe you'd see exactly where everybody stood if they all had the tall, strong arm or [were a] fast guy like maybe me. I think ultimately the coaches are looking for who is going to be the most consistent, who's going to be a leader of this team, who's going to be able to provide playmaking skills that will help us win ballgames. Whether they get it done one way or the other way, whoever is getting it done best is going to be the guy.
Just to be clear, you expect to play quarterback exclusively this spring?
Gray: Yes. Yes.
You expect to win the starting job?
Gray: Yeah, I think you've got to have that mindset. If you're not expecting to win the battle, then there's really not a reason to compete, you know what I mean? So I'm trying to do everything I can to win the job, and I believe in my heart that I can win the job. So we'll just see what happens when it comes time to compete.
What do you think about sports fans' tendency to focus on the newer guys [in this case, freshmen Murray and Mettenberger]?
Gray: It's definitely something that [happens in] all sports. 'What have you done for me lately?' Or, 'who is the new up-and-coming guy?' There's always going to be excitement about the young guy. It's crazy that even people were saying stuff when Matthew Stafford was playing here or other great players [were playing here] at different positions: 'We got this other guy coming in; he's going to be really good.' But that's just a part of it. You can't worry about it. . . . If you're worried about other things beside yourself, you're going to be focusing on the wrong thing.
Thanks for reading these interviews, folks.
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February 15th, 2010
3:36 pm
First! Great article Tim!
February 15th, 2010
3:47 pm
We'll just have to let this QB situation play out. Out of the 3 someone's got to be good enough to start.
February 15th, 2010
3:47 pm
This will be fun to watch!
February 15th, 2010
3:49 pm
"Gray: I would like to hope that everything is on an even keel, but obviously the coaches have in mind what they think is going to be best for the team"
Um…makes me think that HE thinks there is someone the coaches already like.
February 15th, 2010
3:50 pm
So you are saying that there is a chance that Gray will be throwing the ball to Green, White, and Brown next season?
February 15th, 2010
3:56 pm
Logan is a tremendous athlete. Fastest QB, best mobility, biggest run threat. Better size than Murray, 6′ 2", 200 lbs. Good decision maker, accurate short to mid-range, strong arm.
Logan was ranked #12 QB by Scout.
He also has the advantage of being the most familiar with the system, and being loyal to the program and a team player.
He completed 58% of passes, 25 td's, 10 int's.
February 15th, 2010
4:14 pm
if gray was good he would have un beaten joe cox last year. He is not SEC QB material. I was at the spring game last year, and he does have scrambling abilities, but he can't pass..has a weak arm…I think Murray is our best shot at getting to the top….
February 15th, 2010
4:16 pm
Logan had the best G-Day last spring, going 9 for 13. He did also take 5 sacks. But it must not have been good enough to impress Bobo and Richt.
Murray went 3 for 5 and had the longest pass of the game, 43 yards. O int's, 0 sacks.
Zack struggled horribly in scrimmages last Spring, went 2 for 20, 2 int's.
The 5 sacks Gray gave up in the Spring game are surprising, considering he's supposed to be the most mobile.
February 15th, 2010
4:21 pm
Logan Gray is also an Elite 11 QB.
He makes 3 Elite 11 QB's for UGA: Zach, Murray & Logan.
I'd say it's going to be between Logan & Murray. Zach will have to do something REALLY special to make up for last Spring's 2 for 20, 2 int performance.
I think UGA is looking for a dual-threat running QB this year to take pressure off the passing game.
Logan can make plays with his legs, was ranked a top 5 dual-threat QB by everybody.
February 15th, 2010
4:25 pm
If Brantley was good, he would have won the starting position last year.
If Meyer was a good QB coach, he'd have more than 1 Heisman trophy winner, and a #1 NFL Draft pick.
Richt has coached 2 QB Heisman trophy winners, 2 different styles, dual-threat, and pro style, and he helped Stafford become the #1 draft pick in the NFL.
February 15th, 2010
4:32 pm
I like what Logan said about what's needed is:
Consistency, leadership, and play-making abilities.
He certainly has leadership and play-making abilities. He's the least accurate passer of the 4 UGA QB's at 58% competion rate. So I'm sure that's where he'll work, consistency/accuracy.
But, he was 9 for 13 in thew G-Day game last spring, that's a 70% accuracy, so look out for this guy.
I'd say he has the best shot. Somebody's gonna have to be great to knock him out because he's been there the longest, and Richt doesn't like change.
February 15th, 2010
4:35 pm
If you don't have a quarterback that can light up an All SEC safety helmet on helmet, you can't win in the SEC.
February 15th, 2010
4:37 pm
I'm leaving the decision up to BuLLdawg and/or Correction. They are obviously both smarter than Coach Richt and Coach Bobo, not to mention the rest of us. If you don't believe me, just ask them. I am disappointed that neither one has applied for the job as Head Football Coach at the University of Georgia (I know neither one has applied because after reading their posts it is clear that they would obviously be hired – their genius is so obvious).
Coach Richt, Coach Bobo, and everyone else in The Dawg Nation needs to chill until BuLLdawg and Correction make this decision. Of course, as both BuLLdawg and Correction can, and no doubt will, tell us, the decision is irrelevant because Coaches Richt and Bobo have already screwed the whole process up by not burning the red shirt off at least one of the two freshmen last year. Isn't it so excruciatingly painful to know that the solution to all our problems is simply hiring BuLLdawg and Correction to be Co-Head Coaches. Obviously we should fire everybody in the entire athletic department. How could they not know about these two great football minds right here in our mists?
February 15th, 2010
4:42 pm
I watched Logan in the G-Day game, and I thought he was the best QB on the field that day. Long strikes on the numbers….not sure what happened in camp over the Summer. I thought he was going to give Cox a run for the money. Oh well……
February 15th, 2010
4:43 pm
Everyone knows that he can run, but can he stand in pocket and complete downfield throws???? Thats more important that his running times.
February 15th, 2010
4:44 pm
I have to believe that if the UGA coaching staff really valued his arm and leadership as a quarterback – they would have never, ever let him return punts. Too much could go wrong, despite his bevy of athletic talent.
February 15th, 2010
4:44 pm
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February 15th, 2010
4:45 pm
Dawg Tired : I have read BuLLdawg, but who is "correction"….I must have missed?
February 15th, 2010
4:46 pm
"right here in our mists" way to finish strong Dawg Tired… I hear you on BuLLdawg and Correction, though. With geniuses like that in our midsts, why should the rest of us even bother to post?
February 15th, 2010
4:57 pm
Buckhead Bulldog – Correction posted today and called Coach Richt "stupid" for not taking the red shirt off either Murray or Mettenberger. He sounded a lot like BuLLdawg under a new handle.
February 15th, 2010
5:06 pm
I was at G-day last year as well. Logan was by far the most impressive. Zach was talking about the drops his receivers had but really Gray had the more telling drops. Troupe droped a touchdown (much like the pass at GT) and there was another long pass that fell through the hands, not a bullet, more of a Manning pass. I am sure they will all get a fair shot, but I am pulling for Gray.
My pre-G-day ranking.
Just one DAWGS opinion.
February 15th, 2010
5:06 pm
Maybe its just me, but isn't having THREE highly touted Super 11 QB's on our roster a really good thing? Obviously the experience factor isn't a perfect situation, but they have all studied the system for over a year now and are clearly talented.
Most teams would love to have the "problem" we have.
DJ Shockley only got token snaps until his Senior season and that turned out alright. These guys are ALL more talented than Cox was. Whoever it is, we have weapons galore on that side of the ball – CMR may be taking his lumps, but developing QB's CANT be one of them. He coached 2 guys who never did a thing in the pros and he helped them win Heismans. Stafford was the #1 pick. Shockley got drafted and won an SEC title.
As far as this position goes, I have absolute faith in our head coach.
February 15th, 2010
5:07 pm
Check that, I believe the correct spelling should have been "Murray".
My bad
February 15th, 2010
5:10 pm
fact of the matter is none of them will be a clear cut #1 in spring or fall. they will all take turns blowing their shot and the pups will be 7-5, mired in mediocrity till CMR hits the road… I mean dadgum, hes the new age Bobby Bowden… w/out rings.
February 15th, 2010
5:12 pm
Sorry Logan…. you might as well grab a clip board because Murray is the man. The interception in the Florida game was the straw bud.
February 15th, 2010
5:13 pm
I know it is impossible to go 7-5 because there would also be a bowl game thrown in there but I am not really good at math.
February 15th, 2010
5:14 pm
I'd say Logan is a long-shot at best. Realistically, he's just another "arm" to go through spring practice with. Can't really have only 2 QB's going in spring. My guess is that after spring, he'll move to WR, with the battle for #1 going through summer. If Murray can stay healthy, he's the most likely to get the starting nod.
He was a great prospect coming out of High School, but he just hasn't developed. He's been in the program longer, but couldn't even earn mop up duty last year for Cox. And that's saying something. Had Murray not injured himself, I fully believe he would have been the #2 QB and gotten some more playing time. But being a true freshman and missing as much time as he did, it would have been a total waste to put him in.
He's a heck of an athlete, and I think he can contribute to the team, just not as a QB. I wish him the best….
February 15th, 2010
5:15 pm
Eat and Tweet – How about the kid threw one costly Int and that is the straw huh? Wow talk about a short leash. I hope Murray doesn't throw any Int's next season or you would want him to be pulled also huh?
February 15th, 2010
5:18 pm
Tim – you think Richt should have wasted Murray's redshirt for some mop up duty? I am glad you aren't coaching the team.
February 15th, 2010
5:18 pm
sorry guy… I beg to differ, it wasn't a costly interception it was a stupid one…..
February 15th, 2010
5:20 pm
I said Richt was stupid for playing Cox, any one of the 3 would have done as well, hard to do worse. The point was we would have an experienced QB this fall, when a much better
team will be on the field. Now QB will be the weakest link.
February 15th, 2010
5:21 pm
I don't necessarily agree that the fact he had 2 INT's last year is the "final straw", but those were, bad, bad, bad INT's. And against Tenn Tech? C'mon? Both of those were mental mistakes, things someone in the program for as long as him shouldn't make.
I'm willing to give him the benefit of the doubt, and competition makes everyone better, but he's got a lot of ground to make up.
And I wouldn't put a whole lot of stock into G-Day stats, good or bad. That's against a 2nd string defense (and everyone knows how bad our D was)
February 15th, 2010
5:24 pm
Eat and Tweet – ok so hopefully Murray doesn't throw a stupid Int next season or he should get pulled huh? I guess if you were coaching Stafford would have never made it more than a couple starts because I think we can all agree that he threw quite a few "stupid Int's".
February 15th, 2010
5:25 pm
Really? – That's not what I meant. Way to not read what I wrote and jump to conclusions… Let's try this again…
I said, IF Murray hadn't gotten hurt, I think he would have been the #2 QB. And I think he would have gotten more than mop up duty. Actually, I think with the way the season went (and Cox went), he would have gotten significant playing time. However, getting hurt when he did as a true freshman, he got way too far behind the curve. At that point, I think Richt made the right decision and kept his redshirt.
Now, I'm glad you're not coaching the team either. Having at least a 3rd grade reading comprehension is a pre-requisite.
February 15th, 2010
5:29 pm
Sorry guy… dude give it a rest ! Besides Logan needs to hit the weight room. Too skinny, tooth pick arms and legs…..
February 15th, 2010
5:30 pm
Correction – this isn't the NFL buddy. You don't play a kid one season in hopes to be a better team the following year and basically tell all the seniors on your team we are giving up on this season but hopefully we will be better next season. Sorry all you seniors won't be around but thanks for all the hard work. You can get away with giving up on a season in the NFL and making moves to make your team better for the next season because each player is making quite a bit of money to show up every day. You play the kids that give you the best chance to win football games and that is why Cox played.
February 15th, 2010
5:31 pm
Eat and Tweet
"The interception in the Florida game was the straw bud"
Seriously? He was thrown in the UF game cold in the 3rd, DEEP in our own territory. The first throw was into 3 man coverage with a UF/NFL DB salivating back there. Then the Spikes pick6. I blame Bobo for that. (Sorry fellas) Should have just kept it on the ground until he had some breathing room. That was a pretty tough situation….
Again, I remember the 50 yard strike on the numbers in last years G-Day…..it was awesome!
February 15th, 2010
5:32 pm
Eat and Tweet – I apoligize for making sense in my post and "I will give it a rest" just for you.
February 15th, 2010
5:32 pm
I agree Cox played poorly, what was Richt thinking not getting 1 QB some experience for this year?
February 15th, 2010
5:35 pm
Go Dogs – I agree, that was a lousy situation to be put in against UF and their D. As boneheaded of a throw as that might have been, that was definitely on Bobo. You can't put a guy with 0 experience, backed up that far against the #1 D in the land.
February 15th, 2010
5:36 pm
Do you really think Gray would have lost more than 5 games?
February 15th, 2010
5:36 pm
Go Dawgs…. you forgotten that the 50 yard strike was against you know who's defense. A lot of QB's were able to do that against UGA last year. Next !
February 15th, 2010
5:38 pm
Oh come on people…. How about the Texas QB thrown into the National Championship game. Now THATS REAL PRESSURE.
February 15th, 2010
5:39 pm
Eat and Tweet – It is apparent that you never played football.
February 15th, 2010
5:39 pm
did not know you were that interested in my bowl pick as well, thought the regular season predictions would get the point across. But now, by popular demand…
here it is, the official puppy poo 2010 UGA leghumper bowl prediction.
Painting Shreveport Red and Black… again, w/ a L for a 7-6 finish.
So funny you leg humpers actually read this nonsense I write, quit wasting your time… and just keep those panties bunched, noone is going to pick the CMR wedgie anytime soon.
Quality not quantity, 3 average unproven QBs will not equal 1 good QB.
February 15th, 2010
5:39 pm
Honestly, I truly believe that Cox gave us the best chance to win, as Richt said time and time again last year. This is just my opinion though.
Murray got hurt, and that slowed his progress. Mett has a high ceiling, but was very raw coming out of HS, so he wasn't going to be ready. Gray just hasn't progressed in his time here, and a lot of that I put on Richt/Bobo because they kept playing around with him on Special teams, and that took time away from his QB work. Did we really need to waste his time/talent doing all those fair catches?
All that said, he really had no choice other to stick with Cox, as painful as that was to watch…
February 15th, 2010
5:40 pm
Eat and Tweet : True…..but it was still a long strike and it was beautiful!
February 15th, 2010
5:42 pm
'what could have been?' = life as a leghumper.
you guys do realize 1980 was 30 years ago and you havent been nationally relevant since?
February 15th, 2010
5:43 pm
Go dogs… I concur…. it was a pretty strike… I was there….
February 15th, 2010
5:43 pm
Correction -It is possible, I am pretty sure Cox wasn't responsible for all 5 losses by himself. He may have lost a couple games for us but he also won a couple games for us. As I am sure you are aware our defense was pretty bad.


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