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Why You Should Care About Sperm
In the 1970s, Danish scientist Niels Skakkebaek began his career researching testicular cancer and genital malformations in young Danish boys. The simultaneous discoveries that at least 7 percent of the boys had one or both testicles undescended as well as the overall decline in quality of Danish adult male semen led him to delve deeper into the waning reproductive health of Danish men at first, and then eventually, men all over the world. Here, I review an article from the January 1996 issue of New Yorker entitled "Silent Sperm," which details the unraveling of the mystery of rapidly declining sperm counts around the world.
Although sperm counts had been regularly tracked and recorded since at least the 30s, if not earlier, very little analysis of the numbers had been undertaken until Skakkebaek began noticing this trend of declining counts. He started to delve further into the problem, first with a study on what he assumed would be "healthy" test subjects: men who had worked in nonhazardous office jobs and who generally avoided interaction with harmful industrial chemicals. Contrary to his expectations, these men also revealed low quality sperm. The commonly accepted standard for a "healthy man" at the time was 100 million sperm per milliliter, with no more than 20 percent of them immobile and no more than 40 percent deformed (for example, two heads, misshapen, etc). Skakkebaek's study revealed that 84 percent of these "normal" men had a sperm count and quality much lower than these standards.
Around the same time (1974), two physicians at the University of Iowa undertook their own study on men who were about to obtain vasectomies—the majority of which had already fathered two or more children and ought to have demonstrated a higher than average sperm count. In the 386 fertile men they examined, the average sperm concentration was only 48 million per milliliter—far lower than what were considered the minimum standards for a healthy, fertile man at the time. The two physicians then looked at the records of men who had come to the hospital in the 1950s for infertility issues and found that a large proportion of these had higher sperm counts than those seeking vasectomies in the 1970s.
This disturbing report led to separate studies being conducted in Philadelphia and Houston, which also found declining sperm counts and quality. Despite the abundance of results from replicated studies that confirmed the Danes' initial findings, there were well-respected experts in the field who didn't fully buy in at first, citing analytical errors as a cause for the so-called decline. For whatever reason, the debate dropped out of the mainstream for over a decade until the 1990s, when Skakkebaek and his colleagues decided to do a meta-analysis of all published studies of sperm counts around the world, going back as far as 1938. While the average sperm count ended up varying from country to country, the clear trend was toward lower sperm counts in the present. This re-enlivened the discourse and led to more shocking discoveries in other countries. Reproductive biologist, Pierre Jouannet, at the Center for the Study and Conservation of Eggs and Sperm in France found an average decline of two percent per year from 1973 to 1992, leading Jouannet to conclude that "if the decline were to continue at the same rate, it will take seventy or eighty years before it goes to zero."
With the trend of a declining sperm count now well-established, scientists began to turn toward the question of cause. Of the various and many hypothetical causes, the most commonly cited is estrogen-like synthetic chemicals that have become almost ubiquitous in our time. Such chemicals can be found in meat and dairy food products, feminine cosmetic and hygiene products, plastics, pesticides and everyday household items. Skakkebaek believes the worst are phytoestrogens such as those used to treat livestock, and which are also found in baby formulas containing powdered milk. He believes these phytoestrogens affect the baby's endocrine system either in the womb, or shortly after birth—the most crucial times in reproductive development.
Along the same lines, there was a study conducted on pregnant rats exposed to DES (a synthetic estrogen that was widely prescribed to pregnant mothers from the 1940s to the 1970s for the prevention of miscarriage) and other synthetic estrogens, which revealed that sperm production in the rat offspring was reduced anywhere from 5 to 15 percent lower than the normal. Similarly, more and more species of animals affected by the prevalence of phytoestrogens in their habitats are demonstrating abnormal genitalia (such as hermaphroditism) and social behavior, such as the "lesbian" Western Gulls which have begun nesting together rather than with males, who have apparently "lost interest". Furthermore, according to the article, it is well known that men who work directly with estrogen tend to become feminized, developing breasts over time and, in some cases, going through a male version of menopause.
It seems highly likely that we are headed down a collision course with the extinction of our species and we do not know how to stop the engine, nor do we know precisely how or why we're moving. While all of the information I've read does point toward the possibility that the declining trend could be reversed if conditions were returned back to what they were prior to the start of this decline, I really don't think that we, as a capitalistic, globalized society, could now make the changes required in our lifestyles and our industrial and consumer practices.
One article I found cited a UCSF study, where 99% of the pregnant women participating in a urine test showed traces of numerous harmful chemicals known to cause birth defects. Some of the chemicals found in the urine have been banned since the 70s, others included highly toxic pesticides such as DDT and the estrogenic phenol chemicals mentioned above, such as BPA (Science Daily, 2011). Another article discussed a recent study by Kaiser Permanente's research division, which showed the direct correlation between high levels of BPA and lower sperm counts. According to this study, "Men exposed to BPA at work and who showed detectable urine BPA had more than three times the risk of lower sperm concentration and vitality than men with no detectable urine BPA (…) and more than four times the risk of lower sperm count and more than twice the risk of lower sperm motility (MSNBC, 2010).
The amount of evidence that these man-made chemicals are slowly killing us is overwhelming. But it seems as though the red flag has been waived so frequently about the harmfulness of various foods, common household items, etc, people have succumbed to the "boy who cried wolf" syndrome and have failed to react to the impending threat. Plastic is still present in nearly every aspect of our existence. "Green" household products were trendy for a time, but I've noticed that ads for such products are far less prevalent than the ads for Clorox and Johnson and Johnson branded products—many of which contain the aforementioned chemicals. And the meat industry will never give up its eternal quest to maximize profits and minimize quality, even if it means switching from rBST to other, lesser-known hormone treatments. But if we know anything about mankind, it's that this is to be expected. We don't learn our lesson until it's too late. And someday, generations from now, when men have become so feminized and/or otherwise rendered incapable of siring offspring, nature will finally have her last laugh.


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HELP: Brokaid ECA stack...
Ok, So, I started at 140lbs @ 10% BF, so I never worried about losing weight or cutting, however, I have been lifting 3+years, and am 205 at 15% BF.
Anyways, Just started looking into the whole weight loss thing, and seen that the ECA stack is a very good choice. I am going to use Bronkaid since I cannot get my hands on straight Ephandrine. I am lost on dosing tho! Does anyone have any suggestions?
I see most people take 25mg E, 200mg Caffine, and I dont know about the Asprin. But, are they doing these does's 1-2-or3x a day?
Also, is the Asprin needed? I dont want to put extra stress on my kidneys...What is it even there for?
To put it simply, the aspirin is needed because it makes the ephedrine and caffeine more effective.
Aspirin inhibits an enzyme (cyclooxygenase) which produces primarily two ligands: prostaglandins and thromboxanes. Prostaglandins inhibit lipolysis in cells. So if you lower the production of prostaglandins, there is the potential for a higher occurance of lipolysis. Which equals a higher use of fat for "fuel" in the cells.
The one time I ran ECA the 3x daily protocol worked for me. I also have a high metabolism, so stimulants don't really affect my quality of sleep. Depends on your sensitivity.
I dosed ECA at 25mg/200mg/325mg respectively. I've also broken up the ephedrine tablets in two, and taken 12.5mg about every 2-3 hours. I've heard this is more effective... who knows. Ephedrine has a pretty short half life anyways.
From my reading, you only need one 325mg asprin daily or use 3 baby asperins.
It will work without asprin, just the effects are enhanced. I always forget to take the asperin
I've heard that too. Probably preferable to 325mg 3x daily because its easier on the stomach and the liver.From my reading, you only need one 325mg asprin daily or use 3 baby asperins.
From anecdotal experience EC is quite effect by itself. Some people also use salicin (white willow bark extract), which converts into salicylic acid in the body. I'm not entirely sure how effective it is compared to aspirin, but it seems to be on the easier side for stomach irritation.It will work without asprin, just the effects are enhanced. I always forget to take the asperin
I've heard of others megadosing fish oil with EC... which is beyond me. EPA is a direct substrate for prostaglandin's so it would seem counterproductive.
I'll finish with Yohimbine. ECY stacks wouldn't be my ideal choice, but no doubt they are damn effective. The EY combo would potentiate each other quite nicely. Using alpha-yohimbine instead would be even better because of its higher potency and long half life. With this you would have to be careful about blood pressure and arrythmia, this would be one of those heart stopper combinations if you don't have a high enough stim tolerance or are sloppy with your doses.
Just some food for thought
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Can anyone else omment on the effect of breaking the pills in half, and spreading the dose?
So you are taking 25mg of ephedrine three timea daily. Or 25mg split into three doses?
Yeah, typically 25mg three times a day. Otherwise you can split them into 12.5mg's and take them like every two hours. Hearsay is it makes ephedrine more effective, something due to short half-life and avoiding receptor down-regulation... but that's just hearsay. I not too fresh with the science on it
You can get some primatene its ephedrine hcl which is stronger and comes in 12.5mg pills. generic brand box of 60 is 9$
I tried it for 1 week just to experiment and lost 2 pounds without changing anything else. Just a disclaimer, I've always responded unusually well to ephedrine so I dunno if the low dose would work that well for everyone.
the following is supported by medical literature:
the real reason ECA works is not increased fat metabolism, it's the anorectic effect... that is you eat less. approximately 15% of the fat loss is due to direct metabolic effects, but the other 85% is simply reduced caloric intake.
ECA won't get you to 10% any better than a solid diet alone will... but it's not a bad thing to have around to use "as needed" when you're low on energy from dieting.
If your stock bodyweight is 140lbs, chances are, you're an ecto and can shed fat rather easily. You shouldn't need ECA, but the traditional doses are:
25mg Ephedrine
200mg Caffeine
80mg Baby Aspirin
Three times a day. Some people add in 10mg of Yohimbine-HCL for extra credit. However, I don't think you would need something so strong, being that you're naturally leaner built.
onzero- would you happen to have a link to the study by chance?
Agreed. I've always viewed the majority of weight loss aids as the "icing on the cake" so to speak. Nothing will ever replace a solid diet, when I used to work at GNC I would always stress this to customers looking at diet pills... and lost some commission too once they realized there was no such thing as magic in a pill.ECA won't get you to 10% any better than a solid diet alone will... but it's not a bad thing to have around to use "as needed" when you're low on energy from dieting.
you may find this useful. it basically outlines everything one needs to know about using EC / ECA
Well, I guess I can't post links yet, but search for drumlib dot com and read what there is on ECA. Sorry for the required work around...
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Great tour and very informative of miami celebrities houses on cruises!!!! Loved little Havana as well
Doing what: Miami City Tour including Bayside and Biscayne Bay Cruise
we only saw little havana and a small area outside there and were collecting people unitl 10.10am I was then taken back to the marina/shopping mall at midday and told to wait at the bus stop unitl 12.30 for my ride back to the hotel. Quite disappointing really and unfortunately I cannot acutally prove this but it has put me off using that particular company again
Doing what: Miami City Bus Tour
Having visited Cuba two years ago and enjoyed real Cuban food I was interested to see how Little Havana compared and I am happy to say it was as good or even better ! Loved the restaurants so much we went back the next night for dinner at one of the places our guide had taken us to visit.
Our guide was also terrific, she was very knowledgeable about the history and culture.
I highly recommend this wonderful tour.
Doing what: Little Havana Food and Walking Tour in Miami
I feel that we should had some time at South Beach and also more time at Little Havana. Less time going around looking at rich people houses. Everything else was good. We enjoy the Biscayne Bay Cruise.
Doing what: Miami City Tour including Bayside and Biscayne Bay Cruise
The afternoon boat tour was the highlight of my trip to Miami, beautiful views of the city, stunning homes and interesting facts. However the city bus tour was a disappointment, we received poor service when we arrived at the main centre to receive our tickets, we were dropped off at Little Havana which isn't tourist friendly and meant we were stood around waiting for the bus (which was broken and needed to be changed half way through the tour) for the majority of the hour. The only plus side the bus tour was the trips around the homes and church, although that was very quick. Next time I'll just do the boat.
Doing what: Miami City Tour including Bayside and Biscayne Bay Cruise
My reservation was messed up the first day. i bought the English 4 hour bus tour from 9 - 1. the directions said to be ready 15 minutes before tour start time. i have done several Viator city bus tours in multiple cities. no problems. at 9:20 we contacted the number on our reservation. it was sunday so we left a couple of messages. when they got back to us they sent the wrong tour to pick us up (everglade tour) and at that time the bus tour was already on its way. we rescheduled to following day. they told us to be ready by 9:20 for the 9 AM tour. this is where the tour went downhill. on monday after we were picked up at 9:25 we drove around to multiple resorts picking up people and pulling to the side to wait and switch buses. by 10:20 we had everyone for the 9 - 1 tour. during all of that driving to pick up people not one word was said from the bus guide. we had two at that time because we had to switch buses once. we drove all through South Beach, too. not one word. we drove to little havana after a brief drive through the south beach area (maybe 10 minutes spent driving through there). driving to little havana took some more driving time. Not much was said during that drive on the highway. we went to Coral Gables and then we went to Bayside. on the way to little havana we learned that our tour was also going to be dropping off for a boat ride. at that time we notified our driver that we didn't pay for that upgrade. at bayside they dropped off at 12:25 (you see that we drove from 10:25 to 12:25 for the bus tour). the boat was picking up at 2:15 PM. Our guide arranged for us to go back to our hotel at 1 PM. we had a quick lunch at the bay (Subway). so we spent more time driving to 3 locations - stayed in little havana for 30 minutes at a cigar shop where we tasted the cuban coffee. coral gables another 20 minutes to see biltmore hotel property. this tour was really bad - save your money and time.
Doing what: Miami City Bus Tour
This tour was pretty good. I got pickes up on time. I think the Biscayne Bay cruise could have been a little shorter and the stop at Little Havana could have been much longer. We only had 30 minutes there and I could have spent at least an hour. Harry was our tour guide he was very knowledgeable!
Doing what: Miami City Tour including Bayside and Biscayne Bay Cruise
This is a great way to explore a mix of the tourist and non-touristy areas of Miami. We called ahead of time to confirm our reservation. The staff is young and really great. Shawna was our guide and very helpful. She was very kind and made a couple of stops so we could catch a breath and take some pictures. The bike ride isn't 8 miles, it is more close to a 22 mile round trip, which takes approx. 5 hours depending on the size of group and number of breaks. So it isn't for someone who just wants a joy ride without physically challenging yourself. We rode over some pretty tall bridges and were sore by the end of the evening. We stopped at a Cuban restaurant in Little Havana and the food was amazing. I would recommend them if you want to do something different on your trip to Miami. p.s: they have different locations that you can start your ride from. We walked 10 blocks to one of their stops, only to later realize that there was one right behind our hotel. So ask them what is the closest location to your hotel when you confirm your reservation.
Doing what: Little Havana Bike and Food Tour
booked a 2 day pass to see the sights of Miami. Great loops extending from Little Havana to Southbeach. As its hop on, hop off you will always have a different guide, or at times a non existent guide that cant be bothered to speak at all! Therefore the overall experience is mixed. Its a fantastic way to get around and see ALL the sights miami has to offer. If you want to stop off at majority of stops you will definitely need 2+ day pass.
Doing what: Big Bus Miami Hop-On Hop-Off Tour
This was a very interesting tour and the best way to see Little Havana. Our tour guide was interesting. The food in Little Havana was quite tasty. We really enjoyed the Domino stop. The only issue with the tour was that it was much longer than advertised. Much closer to 20 miles than 8 miles. It wasn't a difficult ride at all but those who don't bike much might find it a little taxing. This is my second Viator Bike Tour. I wouldn't want to see a city any other way.
Doing what: Little Havana Bike and Food Tour
We enjoyed stopping at Little Havana. The boat tour was a bit long but very informative. All in all we had a lovely time. Thank you!
Doing what: Big Bus Miami Hop-On Hop-Off Tour
Great way to see Miami. Loved the boat cruise add on. Staff very nice, convenient and many stops available. Enjoyed lunch at Versailles Restaurant stop (Cuban eateries). Thanks for the stop at Little Havana, enjoyed that opportunity. Coconut Grove was great, wish there was a stop near the water in Coconut Grove with shopping; but the Mall was great. South Beach is a great place to stop and enjoy the beach.
You may want to better describe stop # 12 of the Beach tour as there really was not much shopping there: TJ Maxx and Publix and Best Buy. The descriptions leads one to believe it includes much more.
Doing what: Big Bus Miami Hop-On Hop-Off Tour
There wasn't much to see on the City Tour part. We were staying in South Beach, so already saw that and didn't gain any additional or new info. Little Havana was interesting, but not much else to see in the rest of the city. We really enjoyed the boat ride and tour of Millionaire row, wished that could've been longer. Then we had to wait at Bayside Market for over 2 hours! We thought we would be taken back to our hotel after the boat ride since we didn't opt for the Everglades tour, instead we had to wait for them! It was stated as a 6 hr tour for us, it turned into a 6 hr tour and a 2 hr wait. Not happy about that!
Doing what: Miami City Tour including Bayside and Biscayne Bay Cruise
What a great way to spend the day in Miami! Our tour guide, Oasis, from Bike and Roll, was a wealth of information about the art deco architecture and the history of Miami and Little Havana. Our small group was expertly guided for almost 6 hours, including a fabulous lunch in Little Havana (plus icecream for dessert). We felt safe, at all times, and well taken care of. Bikes were comfortable and well maintained. Because of what we learned on this tour, we were able to rent bikes again, later in our stay, and self-navigate all over Miami Beach and Miami, all the way to the Coconut Grove Arts Festival, and other sights. Highly recommend this tour.
Doing what: Little Havana Bike and Food Tour
I surprised my relatives by buying this tour for them. It was actually a lot better than I had expected. For what I paid, we got to see a lot of the area. A couple of things that would have made it a better experience; the windows on the tour bus were dirty with water spots, so trying to take pictures was worthless, unless you want photos of interesting places with water spots included. Also, the bus stopped briefly in Little Havana, which was great, but it would have been nice to stay longer. Overall, it is worth the $$ if you want to gain a little more knowledge of the area. I recommend it.
Doing what: Miami City Tour including Bayside and Biscayne Bay Cruise
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Georgia basketball player Ebuka Anyaorah has requested and received a release from his scholarship, the school said Wednesday.
He becomes the third player since the end of the season to leave the Georgia program. Like the first two, Anyaorah said he intends to transfer elsewhere in hopes of more playing time.
A 6-foot-4 guard from Suwanee, Anyaorah averaged 10.5 minutes per game as a redshirt freshman this past season, scoring 2.7 points per game. He sat out his true freshman season after surgery to repair a stress fracture in his right tibia.
The other two players to depart the program since the season have found new schools. Forward Drazen Zlovaric signed with Tennessee-Chattanooga and guard Demario Mayfield with UNC-Charlotte.
Anyaorah, Zlovaric and Mayfield were recruited to Georgia by former coach Dennis Felton.
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June 2nd, 2010
7:46 pm
This Fox fellow has a little bit of Nick Saban in him.
June 2nd, 2010
7:49 pm
Let them go hunt more playing time. They don't want to work and fight for playing time. Their AAU coach probably kissed their butts.
June 2nd, 2010
7:53 pm
just another sign Fox has this UGA program on the rise…these are average performers now going to schools where they probably should have been to begin with.
Good luck to them, and a big thanks for their contribution.
June 2nd, 2010
7:53 pm
This one is a bit strange since this young man was contributing
towards the end of the season. There may be something we are
not aware of, but you can blame players for wanting more PT.
This is also an indication that he anticipated sitting a lot more
during the upcoming season.
June 2nd, 2010
7:58 pm
Mark Fox > Paul Hewitt
June 2nd, 2010
8:11 pm
uga has a basketball team??
June 2nd, 2010
8:11 pm
No one at Tech disagrees. In fact, I think Dennis Felton > Paul Hewitt.
June 2nd, 2010
8:16 pm
The real question is, is Chan Gailey > Paul Hewitt?
June 2nd, 2010
8:18 pm
Pope – don't confuse being on the floor with contributing… Yes, Anyaorah got some playing time, but overall he was a liability… Not an SEC level talent. Nothing against the kid and I wish him well, but he realized there was no chance of him playing significant minutes at UGA,
June 2nd, 2010
8:25 pm
This guy is a nut; an up and coming contributor to the UGA program. He could not start for UGA, but, MAYBE NEXT YEAR! Go start for a mid-major, or D-11 if you think you are going pro anywhere else. But, I promise you, don't demand more playing time, earn it; you may have, your just do not have the brain or attitude enough to realize it! I have watched you play, you just were not ready to start this year; you played your role well at the end of the season, you just can't wait for your time, what you going do when you get benched at the next lower level? I'm an ACC follower, but I live in Athens, I like the Dogs, to bad you leave a great coach and team on the rebuiling side, what kind of message are you sending to your next LOWER LEVEL team. Who gave you the right to demand anything, your crip classes to hard; are you kin too DaRick Rogers?
June 2nd, 2010
8:40 pm
Dixie Clear – Are you here legally?
June 2nd, 2010
8:45 pm
10 minutes per game and an average of 2+ points to show for it? Transfer. Please!
June 2nd, 2010
8:49 pm
This is a Huge sign the program is on the rise quickly…These kids just got caught at the wrong place at the wrong time…. McPhee graduated just in time as he would not have been in the starting 5 this next year either….
June 2nd, 2010
8:49 pm
Sounds like the kid in grammar school……If you don't let me have my way I am taking my ball and leaving. Good bye! You earn your playing time.
June 2nd, 2010
8:50 pm
If you can't stand the heat,get out of the kitchen!
June 2nd, 2010
8:52 pm
I don't know if it had anything to do with it but I read somewhere during the Marcus Thornton recruiting that Coach Fox said that Travis Leslie may play more at the 2 position. That and the fact that he would have probably been the 5th guard in the pecking order without Leslie playing there might have something to do with it. Either way another Felton recruit who was promised who knows what has bit the dust. Good luck to him, better luck to the Dogs and Coach Fox. There were two players that ESPN Basketball Recruiting had on the Dogs considering list, a 6′5″ small forward and a 6′4″ shooting guard, maybe one of them will get an offer and sign on.
June 2nd, 2010
9:02 pm
Y'all notice how every time someone on our current roster leaves, we sign another incoming freshman baller?
In INCAA hoops, the best players every year are one and done freshmen. True freshmen CAN have a huge impact on a team right away. We already have 3 good pieces in place, irregardless of the Freshmen. We are closer than we think.
If a kid is a high school graduate, was legally enrolled, is matriculating, and will help us win, run his country ass out there. GATA!
June 2nd, 2010
9:04 pm
Wow just another lime lite grabber who didnt get his way. Too bad UGA has the same problem in football but Logan did decide to stay.. Time to recruit some corn fed guys both in football and basketball.
June 2nd, 2010
9:05 pm
Irregardless is not a word. You're confusing "regardless" and "irrespective."
June 2nd, 2010
9:11 pm
Coach Fox will not tolerate 'Marginal' players! Within two years you will be proud of UGA basketball! He did it for UNR, he will do it at UGA!
June 2nd, 2010
9:28 pm
Ebuka did some good things last year, and was our only guard who could drive and get his shot. I thought he'd be up for more playing time this year as the fourth guard, but I guess it wasn't enough. Oh well, good luck to him.
June 2nd, 2010
9:30 pm
Tech fans think Mike Fox is a much better coach than Paul Hewitt. Tech fans and students desperately want Hewitt to just go away.
June 2nd, 2010
9:36 pm
I saw UGA play few times this year and Anyaorah made a decent contribution. However, Fox has recruited some players that would limit Anyaorah's playing time even more than last year.
Good luck to Anyaorah and look out SEC East.
June 2nd, 2010
9:42 pm
Dang, thanks grammar cop.
My bad…….must be that dang Muscogee County school system that failed to guide me down the grammatically correct path as a youngun…….
June 2nd, 2010
9:49 pm
Yes you earn your playing time if it there. It might not be. Playing college ball is voluntary. A game. He has no moral obligation to stay and waste his college years if its very clear that he is not going to be able to earn more time. You have to know that he and his parents and the coaching staff talked about this for a long long time.
Best of luck to him, and I hope he ends up having a great experience wherever.
And I'll bet you that Fox has already called a few places on his behalf.
June 2nd, 2010
9:52 pm
yall stupid. ebuka is the truth and will make a name for himself where ever he goes
June 2nd, 2010
9:55 pm
Chuck Allison, If you think Mike Fox is good, wait to you see Mark Fox in action.
June 2nd, 2010
9:59 pm
Look its not like the kid quite in the middle of the season pitching a fit. Or left a team that was really relying on him. And it's not like he was bailing to go find a better team. He openly admit that "it's not you, It's me". If your kid was convinced that he needed to transfer from one college choice to another, I am damn sure you wouldn't be calling him names.
June 2nd, 2010
10:00 pm
@ Hershal- I don't think you'll find a GT fan that disagrees! See? We CAN find common ground! lol.
June 2nd, 2010
10:01 pm
I remember GT recruited him heavy in high school. I wonder where he is going?. Watched him in high school and the kid can ball.
Good luck to him
June 2nd, 2010
10:02 pm
Or that Malykahni Fox from the tech school of chemistry.
June 2nd, 2010
10:08 pm
Real simple equation people. He didn't have the grades anymore. You can skirt for one year, but after that you'd better go to a school that's going to let you take basket weaving more than once.
June 2nd, 2010
10:15 pm
I thought Ebuka was going to turn it on this year. This indicates things are going to really look up next year though. No reason to criticize Ebuka for leaving. It's a silly concept in this day and time when just about every coach would leave in a heartbeat if someone threw a few more crumbs at him.
June 2nd, 2010
10:17 pm
UGA is no where in B Ball and has basically been no where, since I watched Herby White there in the 6os ( yes, he played in the NBA with Pete Maravich ) and UGA's Ronnie Hogue and one or two others.
Hugh Durham delivered a fairly respectable program ( Final Four in 78 ) for a few years, but it dimmed for reasons un beknown to me. Too long ago to even matter.
M Fox has a plan. Folks ……….for UGA that says alot. We will judge his results within 3 or 4 years.
I say that we have a winner with Mark Fox.
Go Dogs
UGA, class of 71 and 73
June 2nd, 2010
10:22 pm
You guys need to do your research and/or follow grassroots more closely.
Ebuka was a hot commodity because he scored the ball well his senior year in HS. However, the reason he put up points is because he played on a sub.500 North Gwinnett club and played every minute and took every shot. Even in 30 point blowouts he was in there gunning it in the 4th.
Felton asked if Ebuka's averages were legit and he was TOLD by other HS coaches that they were not, but he didn't listen. Now Fox is cleaning up the mess.
June 2nd, 2010
10:25 pm
Look, who would not want to get out of Georgia!
June 2nd, 2010
10:37 pm
Actually, Irregardless is in the dictionary so that makes it a word. Non-standard, but a word just the same! Sorry, realize this is completely off topic but couldn't help myself.
Best of luck to Ebuka! While he likely would have provided solid depth at some point in his career he could clearly see that his playing time would be limited and the likelyhood of starting was quickly dimishing with the quality of talent it appears FOX is going to be able to bring to UGA
June 2nd, 2010
11:06 pm
This is a blow for UGA basketball. Not a big one but still a loss. Ebuka is a good player. Most kids dont control the high schools they go to. They grow up in an area and play against their competitions. Considering he played against norcross (gani, aminu) and dropped huge numbers. Dunked on two different players. (i saw at the game-watch tape). avg like 30 while being face guarding the entire game.
Ebuka probably faced double and triple teams his entire NG career. And still put up huge numbers. 2nd to Trey thompkins in points scored. Had offers from Tech, Michigan, Colorado, and Texas-A&M.
I beilieve it was a smart move by him. Few new coaches want their players and only their players. Its still early in his entire to explore other better opportunties.
Im rootin for the kid (only because Ive seen him play and no big time talent). Plus i doubt a kid would leave georgia right now unless the grass was greenier on the other side.
Good luck to him. Ill be following his career and if he makes it- I wonder what some of u guys will say then.
June 2nd, 2010
11:08 pm
Well said bnwdog. It is one thing to come on a blog and play the role of grammar cop. It is an entirely different animal when you correct someone that actually used a real word in the proper context. Big Cali Dawg even spelled it correctly. That is too funny!
This kid is actually a pretty good on-ball defender and not a bad shooter. However, he could see the writing on the wall. Travis Leslie is being moved to the two guard because that will be his position in the NBA. The incoming sharp shooter named Brantley from Dublin by way of a junior college in Florida will be Leslie's backup. The Dawgs are going to shock the SEC this season!
June 2nd, 2010
11:12 pm
ebuka should go to gt and play uga…. and scored like 20 while hitting the game winner. Now that would be a funny story.
June 2nd, 2010
11:23 pm
This is not necessarily a sign that UGA's program is getting better.
This is a common phenom when you have a new coach mixed in with players that he didn't recruit. I played Div. I basketball and I can tell you first hand that a coach can have a huge affect on a players game. Some guys are simply better in a spread style offense and others fit better in a set offense. I didn't see uga a whole lot but it did appear that ebuka was a slasher/scorer so with travis doing majority of the ball handling there wasn't much room for ebuka to play his style.
June 2nd, 2010
11:38 pm
NESBITT for HEISMAN
June 3rd, 2010
12:02 am
I can't stand you UGA mutts but you do have a B Ball Coach!
June 3rd, 2010
12:03 am
I think coach Fox is steadily building a solid foundation that will help UGA hoops for years to come. He showed a lot of promise in his first year — hope he does even better as he gets HIS recruits in, and doesn't have to make things work with inherited players.
In fact, I have several Tech friends who have told me "You guys got a steal with your basketball coach — I would trade Hewitt for him in a heartbeat!" To me, that says a lot — other schools have taken notice that Fox put together a pretty good team with duct tape and twine this past year (translation: not much talent but he got the most out of them.)
Imagine what Fox could do with players on Tech's roster… oh well, good luck 'Dogs… GATA!
June 3rd, 2010
12:30 am
Good Luck to Ebuka – he was a great team member this year – to a few who said he could only make grades for a year – Duh, he was in his second year due to his redshirt because of injury. This is obviously a difficult part of the team building that occurs with a new coach and good recruiting class. This should work out well for all involved. Good Luck to Ebuka and Go Dawgs!
June 3rd, 2010
12:38 am
AMF and good luck!
June 3rd, 2010
1:40 am
How about you wait until Fox wins something first. Maybe a winning season first, eh?
Even Hewitt took a team who missed 2 straight tourney appearances and made the tourney with his first squad at GT. As with Hewitt the first couple seasons can be deceiving, you won't know how good Fox is for another 2-3 years. And he needs to actually prove something before calling him a great coach, they went 14-17 only two more wins than Felton had his last year.
June 3rd, 2010
3:54 am
Turning over the roster again this year? Didn't we just witness some of this last year? Obviously, Fox is cleaning house and moving players out. Its gonna cost him some games and there might not be a bench when the season starts.
Well, there are teams that play only 6 or 7, so perhaps the deliberate offense that Fox runs doesn't wear down players.
June 3rd, 2010
4:31 am
Yeah…he's building a program all right. How many guys do we need to have a team?
June 3rd, 2010
7:38 am
Rats leaving a sinking ship.


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Liberal Democrats today call for the government to stop the secrecy and come clean on its agenda regarding extradition of British and other citizens to the United States. Neither the Westminster nor European Parliaments are being consulted in a proper democratic fashion about the new UK-US or EU-US extradition agreements.
In today's Lords debate on the Extradition Bill Baroness Sarah Ludford MEP will challenge the government on:
The safety of Afghan asylum-seekers is being sacrificed to the Labour party's political advantage.
That's the charge put by Baroness Sarah Ludford - London MEP and Liberal Democrat European spokeswoman on asylum and immigration - reacting to the news that 30 Afghans are having their "leave to remain" status cancelled and are being put forcibly on a flight to Kabul even though Afghanistan is still reckoned unsafe by international organisations.
Said Sarah: "The Home Office seems proud of the fact that this flight has a 'symbolic' purpose. Just three days before the local elections in which Tony Blair says asylum will be a 'serious issue' this looks like gesture politics of a particularly nasty kind."
An EU network of experts in fundamental rights has put into serious question the development by EU governments of "terrorist profiles" with its first annual report.
The network of independent human rights academics set up at the behest of the European Parliament said that profiling by police or immigration authorities of potential terrorists on the basis of characteristics such as 'psycho-sociological features' nationality or birthplace "presents a major risk of discrimination".
My Lords can the Minister clarify the prisoner of war situation?
He has been largely reassuring about the situation of British detainees although he spoke of how they would be treated as prisoners of war under the Geneva conventions until proved otherwise. Under what mechanism would it be decided that such prisoners were not prisoners of war but unlawful combatants? What would happen to people who are classified as unlawful combatants? I do not believe that he has clarified what he understands the situation to be and what assurances he has received from the United States about the status of their detainees.
The UK government is in danger of reneging on their international refugee commitments with its latest plans that are set to dominate a meeting of European Home Affairs ministers in Greece tomorrow.
Following on from last week's EU Spring Summit British proposals for external processing of asylum requests and responsibility sharing arrangements with third countries have raised serious concerns in the European Parliament as well as in the UN High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR).
Baroness Sarah Ludford MEP European Liberal Spokesperson on Justice and Home Affairs said:
How can there be sufficient mutual trust between the United States and the EU on law enforcement and upholding of fundamental rights such as to justify agreement on exchange of information mutual legal assistance and extradition whilst European citizens are interned without charge in breach of international law in Camp Delta at Guantanamo Bay?
The EU Council and Commission are being urged to ensure that all Member States when implementing the new European Directive on refugee support agreed late last year follow the ruling in the UK yesterday that making asylum seekers destitute by denying them food and shelter is a breach of the European Convention of Human Rights.
The English High Court blocked the UK Government's new policy of denying welfare benefits automatically to asylum seekers who make delayed claims (claims which are not 'as soon as reasonably practical'). The court said it was a breach of human rights and a breach of the ban on 'inhumane and degrading treatment'.
Baroness Sarah Ludford MEP for London and Liberal Group justice spokeswoman in the European Parliament has pressed the European Commission and the Council of Ministers to do more to guarantee the rights of North Koreans seeking asylum in China.
Baroness Ludford said:
"North Korea is a thoroughly unpleasant and repressive regime with an absolutely deplorable human rights record."
"Many of the thousands of North Korean refugees who have clandestinely crossed the border into China in recent years undoubtedly have genuine asylum claims".
Today Sarah met Mrs Navneet Kaur wife of Professor Davinderpal Singh Bhullar who is facing the death sentence in India and supporters from the Sikh Human Rights Group. Sarah has written urgently to the President of India pointing out that there seems to have been a grave miscarriage of justice and urging clemency while appeals are in train.
Sarah will also be taking up the case in the European Parliament and with the UN Commissioner for Human Rights.
Sarah also joined the campaign to stop the execution of Jackie Elliott in Texas including by sending letters to Foreign Secretary Jack Straw Prime Minister Tony Blair the Governor of Texas and the Texas Pardons and Paroles Board.
Sadly despite the strong case for re-examining the evidence the execution went ahead.
Mr President on a point of order I should like to ask you to write to President Bush and the Governor of Texas to protest at the execution by lethal injection of the British citizen Jackie Elliott last week despite mounting evidence that he was innocent of the crime for which he had been convicted and was on death row for 16 years.
There were numerous protests from the United Kingdom and people in prominent positions and there was new evidence from police reports that pointed to other more likely suspects for the 1986 murder of which he was convicted as well as urgent requests for crucial DNA testing.
The European Parliament has today supported a Liberal Group campaign to establish compulsory rules on ports of refuge which would require EU Member States to provide assistance and accommodation for ships in distress as well as providing compensation for ports which suffer damage when providing refuge for a damaged ship carrying a polluting cargo.
Commenting after the vote Baroness Sarah Ludford Liberal Democrat MEP for London said:
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The UK Government is seeking to oblige many British women to leave the UK so that they join husbands refused residence rights. They are told that it is safe to settle in countries such as Iraq Iran Afghanistan Congo and Burundi although such countries are deemed by the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office or US State Department as being dangerous for Western visitors and/or in breach of fundamental rights.
How is this practice compatible with the European Convention on Human Rights especially the right to a family life the EU Charter on Fundamental Rights and Article 6 of the Treaty on European Union?
The European Parliament has reached agreement on a common definition of "refugee" to be used throughout the EU. This will help stop 'pass-the-parcel' and 'forum-shopping' of asylum-seekers around Europe.
Welcoming the vote which went entirely in line with Liberal group policy European Liberal Justice spokeswoman Baroness Sarah Ludford said:
"This is a key building block of a common EU asylum policy. The ball is now in the court of the Council of Ministers to stop procrastinating. It is untenable to close Sangatte because of tensions between French and UK asylum law while refusing to agree a level European playing field for treatment of refugees."
Sarah Ludford chaired a major international conference on combating human trafficking co-organised by the European Union and held in the European Parliament September 18/19 2002. She introduced M. Antoine Duquesne the Belgian Minister of Justice who opened the session on police and judicial co-operation.
Said Sarah:
"There are many aspects to the problem of trafficking in human beings - which frequently means sex slavery for women and children. These include poverty protection of victims gender equality and illegal immigration. But law enforcement to get the organised criminals making fortunes out of human misery must be one of the top priorities. Human trafficking must be combated with the same seriousness and commitment as terrorism."
Socialist members of the European Parliament a group which includes British Labour MEPs have this week blocked an opportunity for the European Parliament to discuss American attempts at blackmailing Europe into undermining the International Criminal Court (ICC) further denting expectations that they will act to advance progressive causes.
"At a time when European governments are under pressure to cave in to US demands for bilateral "immunity agreements" to exempt US personnel from liability at the ICC for human rights breaches it was vitally important that the European Parliament help to stiffen backbones by expressing firm support for the tribunal" said Baroness Sarah Ludford European Liberal Democrat spokeswoman on justice & home affairs and MEP for London.
The High Court judgement that nine men detained indefinitely without trial under anti-terrorism legislation is unlawful and discriminatory under the Human Rights Act has been welcomed by London Liberal Democrat Euro-MP Baroness Sarah Ludford.
"This was a shameful example of the government purporting to defend freedom and democracy - by undermining fundamental rights!"
"In fact the UK government is the only one in Europe that resorted to breaching the European Human Rights Convention by locking up people it claimed to be terrorist suspects but without proving it in a trial."
Liberal Democrat Euro-MP Baroness Sarah Ludford speaking to the Medway Racial Equality Council annual general meeting has strongly criticised a Home Office decision made this week.
This banned all asylum-seekers from working however long they have waited for a decision while simultaneously announcing funding of £1 million for 'summer activities' to keep them occupied!
Sarah Ludford MEP who is European Liberal Democrat justice & home affairs spokeswoman in the European Parliament fumed:
"This crazy decision is calculated to intensify the already damaging stereotype of 'scrounging' asylum-seekers and indeed has already led to a screaming front page tabloid headline 'Asylum seekers' summer fun with your £1 million'."
The setting up today (April 11th) of the International Criminal Court is a great victory for the cause of international human rights says London's Liberal Democrat Euro-MP Sarah Ludford.
It will be able to prosecute future murderous despots like Pinochet and Milosevic who commit crimes against humanity such as torture ethnic cleansing mass rape and disappearances.
Says Sarah: "I am proud that Britain has been one of the first to ratify the Statute and that very soon all 15 EU states will have ratified." [the last Greece is going through Parliament now]
Baroness Sarah Ludford Liberal Democrat MEP for London has welcomed the call by the European Parliament for the EU to make a bid to end the 50-year dispute between India and Pakistan over the future of Kashmir.
MEPs supported a proposal that the EU should offer its services to both sides as an "honest broker" in order to demonstrate the EU's wish to see a resolution of the conflict and to assist in the fight against terrorism.
The disputed territory has been described as "the most dangerous place in the world" because of the simmering conflict which has twice erupted into war between the two nations both of which now have a nuclear capacity.
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The teaser image reveals a muscular front end, which alludes to a design direction Nissan calls "energetic." The concept features bold styling. Headlights similar to those of the Nissan Maxima but thinner and with sharper lines can be seen in the provided images.
In a 2013 Nissan Maxima First Test, Motor Trend called the "sports car" dated, which makes one wonder if the Sport Sedan Concept is just the revamping the Maxima needs.
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IF we stop listening to songs then we will reduce the Attention Disorder.
Attention Disorder: that a big problem we are in but a few know about it, when humans have Attention Disorder what happen to him:
1- Bad school grades.
2- Bad ability to creativity.
3- Bad time management.
4- Increased Distraction.
So what we will gain if we listening to songs?
Topics: Songs attention deficite
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What do you define as a "self-contained game" for an MMORPG that was birthed from an RTS trilogy? With going on 10,000 years of backstory, and a cast of lore figures that stretches into the dozens even when we reduce it to "most important people"? Warcraft stopped being self-contained the moment the story stopped being "Orcs vs. Humans" circa 2002.
I'm really not trying to bash you, but this mentality really baffles me. Believe me, I totally understand the frustration of having major lore events happening "off-screen" and then sprung on us in the game with virtually no explanation. I was mad as hell over Varian being introduced in the comics, the Sunwell Trilogy garbage (I will rant about that until the end of time), and the Sartharion raid, so I share that irritation, trust. But at a certain point, a world gets too big to be contained in one medium, and the Warcraftverse passed that threshold years ago IMO. And this novel, from the spoiler-free summaries I've seen like this, don't seem to indicate any sort of bait-and-switch asspulling marketing scheme to make you buy extra crap. It just seems to be detailing things already in the game, which is how supplemental material SHOULD be. So this is really just reading like you're cutting off your nose to spite your face. I mean, ultimately I don't think Blizzard's going to miss your $9.99 or whatever the hell paperbacks cost nowadays, they certainly haven't missed the money I keep in my pocket every time Knaak has another superpowered bowel movement and commits it to paper.
Oh, I'm perfectly fine with supplemental material; my anger is precisely directed at the same issues you mention. I just don't trust Blizzard not to pull another Varian or Sartharion (in fact, they kind of will be with Fandral - much of the early Hyjal questline in Cata makes very little sense if you don't read up on wowwiki or in Stormrage).
But as you say, the risk of supporting the practice by buying this book is probably quite slim, so it may not be such a tough choice.


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Pretty Little Liars Recap: Leaving So Soon?
Nothing says "I will ruin your life, xoxo" like a black-and-white video of someone burying your mom!
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Nothing says "I will ruin your life, xoxo" like a black-and-white video of someone burying your mom!
The season finale expanded the world instead of continuing to marginalize it.
The couple that (sort of) murders together stays together.
Then there were nine.
Meet Tony.
"I've never seen a hot-air balloon before. It's like a unicorn to me."
Donnie lived up to his reputation as a bit of a dope.
On croquet, cricket, and credibility.
It's fascinating to watch the clones try to get close to each other.
A steaming pile of Royal messes.
There are SNL episodes with a lot of cameos, and then there's last night's episode.
This week's big reveal is twofold.
Sarah has big problems to worry about this week.
The qualities required to play Spider-Man are the same ones it takes to properly host Saturday Night Live.
It seems that the show is building toward something massive, but it could still use more face-kicking.
Being a Prolethean is nasty business.
This episode featured a weed sketch for the ages.
Nearly every sketch has her breaking into song.
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The 2014-15 Season will be a taste of something new! Fresh and diverse acts are being lined up to keep the entire family entertained! You won't want to miss this! Get connected with the Niswonger Chatter through Facebook, Twitter or email blasts. We are thrilled to share our good news with you and hope to see you at a show!
The tour of the smash hit Broadway revival of WEST SIDE STORY is coming to Northwest Ohio. Presented by Nature's Green, WEST SIDE STORY will open at the Niswonger Performing Arts Center on Mother's Day, May 11 at 2:00 and 7:30 PM. Tony Award-winning librettist Arthur Laurents' Broadway direction is recreated for the tour by David Saint, the Associate Director on Broadway. The original Jerome Robbins choreography is reproduced by Tony Award-nominee Joey McKneely (The Boy from Oz, The Life). WEST SIDE STORY tells the story of star-crossed lovers Tony and Maria as they struggle to rise above the hatred and intolerance that surrounds them. WEST SIDE STORY soars as the greatest love story of all time and remains as powerful, poignant and timely as ever. The Bernstein and Sondheim score is considered to be one of Broadway's finest and features such classics of the American musical theatre as "Something's Coming," "Tonight," "America," "I Feel Pretty" and "Somewhere."The Associated Press says WEST SIDE STORY "remains Broadway's best dance-driven musical. Five decades have not dimmed the extraordinary choreography or the score that pulsates throughout." Variety says, "The true stars of WEST SIDE STORY are Jerome Robbins' graceful, endlessly expressive choreography and Leonard Bernstein's score, which still sounds bracingly modern a half-century after it was first heard. The music is a primal force."WEST SIDE STORY is written by three theatrical luminaries: two-time Tony Award winner Arthur Laurents (book) and multiple Tony and Grammy Award winners Leonard Bernstein (music) and Stephen Sondheim (lyrics) in his Broadway debut. WEST SIDE STORY features scenic designs by James Youmans, costumes by Tony Award nominee David C. Woolard, lighting by Tony Award winner Howell Binkley and sound design by Peter McBoyle. BOX OFFICE LINK: Tickets range from $27-$52 and are available now.West Side Story is presented by Nature's Green Landscaping, Greenhouse & Nursery of Fort Recovery, Ohio. Supporting Sponsors are Van Wert Manor, US BANK, The Hubbard Company, Adams Memorial Hospital, Adams Woodcrest, The Lima News, and Willow Bend Country Club.
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